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The Hardest Part of a Beer Brine Turkey
Doing a beer brine is always the best way to prepare a turkey this Thanksgiving, but let us not forget the hardest part of the whole thing. #thanksgiving #holiday #blessed #beer
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Virtue & Moir Syncs Perfectly to Yakety Sax When Sped up 200%
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Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir's 2018 Canadian Nationals free dance syncs perfectly to the theme to The Benny Hill Show. When sped up 2x. Honestly, I'm not sure what else I was expecting.
The Enterprise theme, but it's Beautiful Day by U2
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The opening animation for Star Trek Enterprise was originally set to the tune of U2's Beautiful Day, but as it turns out, U2 is very expensive, and Faith of the Heart is very not.
The Enterprise theme, but it's Archer's Theme
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The opening animation for Start Trek Enterprise fits suspiciously well with the end credits music. Almost as if that was the original plan, but then some dumb idiot said, "Nah, let's go with Rod Stewart."
Sponge World
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The West World opening credits, but to the tune of Sponge Bob Square Pants, but in minor key. Video uh, borrowed from HBO, music arranged and performed by m9panther. Also borrowed. czcams.com/video/BG0onokd66w/video.html
The Enterprise theme, but every time they say "Faith" or "Heart" it gets slower
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There is no reason why this should exist.
The Enterprise theme, but every time they say "Faith" or "Heart" it gets faster
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God I hate memes.
Garfield: King of Liberty
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If you liked Hamilton, then you will love this true to life tale of how Garfield saved the American Revolution. It has everything - robots, lasagna, freedom, airships, and uncomfortable PG erotica. Parental discretion advised. I also guess goofballs reading bizarro fan fiction on the internet is not only already a thing, but it's a worn out boring thing that everyone's tired of, so it's a good ...
Star Trek and Personal Identity: A Tale of Two Rikers
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In the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode "Second Chances," Commander William T. Riker discovers that he has a transporter duplicate who has been living on his own for the past eight years. One person was beamed up, and two people were materialized from that one pattern: Will Riker and Thomas Riker. Later in the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode, "Defiant," a more concise explanation is gi...
Nerd Movie: The Nerding
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COMMENTARY FROM THE FUTURE: Originally recorded in the summer of 2001, this is what I suppose would be called a "home movie." Every time I come back to this video, I expect to be deeply embarrassed, but instead I just end up impressed that I managed to put ANYTHING together at the age of 17. Sure, at this age Mozart had Lucio Silla, but I'll always have Nerd Movie. Eugene F. Nerdingheim vs. L. ...
Perfect fit !
I wondered what it would have been like if they'd used Archer's theme. It wasn't the first time they changed themes. Star Trek: The Next Generation had an alternate main title that is more or less considered Picard's theme. It was included on the "Encounter at Farpoint" soundtrack album. Oh, and with Enterprise using "Faith of the Heart", retitled "Where My Heart Will Take Me", they didn't even use Rod Stewart. Russell Watson performed the version used on Enterprise.
This was written by Composer for the opening credits of the series, but "The Powers that Be" wanted a song to appeal to the "Kids" and I'm told they spent a small fortune to purchase this song from the writer. However when they were posting the second episode Dennis asked if they could use it for the End Credits and the producers were fine with that. I love this tune..
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I’m a full grown man and the first strains bring me to tears. We made it. WE MADE IT!
Literal chills ❤
Agreed, very moving. Captures humanity's first , baby-gazelle like, unsteady , minor steps onto the galactic playing field
I sure hatr myself
Call me a contrarian, but I loved the Enterprise intro as-is, “Faith of the Heart” and all. I would have been happy with this too, though.
This is amazing! If they went with this instead, I would never press skip intro!
I love Archer's theme. It's what the intro should have been.
Oh my god this is so good
E=MC2, the energy it would take to form a human body is immense. The second transport beam must have drawn power from the storm itself.
110% better
Its beautiful dont get me wrong but i still prefer faith in the heart as the opening theme. Archers theme is the perfect outro and the fact it makes a appearance in the actual series in different forms is just a cherry on top. Archers theme is slowly becoming my favourite piece of star trek music.
now why in the hell didn’t they just swap them? I really don’t get the thought process for intro of this show. Mildly annoyed even in 2023😂
If they make one more riker HE can be the 3rd Reiker. He could be a nazi.
With how perfectly it lines up with the visuals, this had to have been meant as the theme before someone went "what if we use Faith of The Heart?" I'm guessing it was another decision in line with trying to distance Enterprise from Star Trek at first, like how the first season or two was just called "Enterprise", not "Star Trek Enterprise".
Thomas means twin. So its a good choice of name.
This whole episode was conceived to give Jonathan Frakes the option of having a recurring role on DS9. Frakes ultimately turned it down (in favor of a one-off appearance) and Michael Eddington was created to take Tom Riker's place.
I loved it and I love the original too. I love Star Trek!
star trek DS9 episode???
Too bad.... They didn't have the Tuvix orchid.
Fabulous!
In just one episode, Thomas became one of my favorite characters from the show! :)
Idk what the big deal is, 2 rikers is bet...nevermind
Dear Mr. Berman and all those responsible for Star Trek, the 'Archer's Theme' by Dennis McCarthy is much more appropriate. Please replace that unspeakable vocal song on all streaming providers and disc releases. 100,000 fans can't be wrong!
It was Braga's idea.
Not a good idea. What was he thinking, endorsing such an inappropriate song for the opening! Especially compared to the great compositions by Alexander Courage, Jerry Goldsmith and Dennis McCarthy. I didn't want to continue watching the series at the time because of that song, and many others probably didn't either. The poor ratings of the series are probably also due to this song. Because the series itself is very good and a feast for all fans, as far as stories and references to the original series are concerned!
@@3Rayfire Hey, at least it's something the fans can blame Braga for, rather than trying to blame absolutely everything else they can on Berman.
@@me2olive Curious. I usually blame Braga for everything.
@@3Rayfire There's a certain subset of fans (many seem to be Discovery fans) who REALLY dislike Berman.
This episode fascinates me. I can't help wondering what must have gone through Tom's mind when he realized that nobody missed him, most of all his Imzadi, because nobody knew he existed in the first place.
"Hey ma... yeah its me, listen, we are gonna need another seat at Thanksgiving... its... a long story"
Why has RLM never covered this debate? lol
Why did the other Riker have the same manicured beard?
Good to see that despite the accident they both manage to get their hair cut at the same place.
This is the theme to enterprise. That's it.
It literally was some corporate douche decided to use some dumb song for some stupid reason.
Archer's theme just emphasizes humanity's first steps into their galactic role. "We don't know what we're doing, but we're here. And we're willing to learn."
Like Captain Picard himself said - "How can we be prepared for that which we do not know, but I do know we are resolute, we are determine (and your help is not required)"
Doing the perfect thing isn’t why any of us are alive. And we will die trying to do the right thing. How many can say the same?
Need to insert Captain Archer's voice from 0:22 - 0:44: "Space, the final frontier! These are the voyages of the Starship Enterprise! It's continuing mission: to explore strange new world, to seek out new lives and new civilizations....to boldly go where no humans have gone before!"
Too true. Even just saying that in MY voice and timing it right gave me chills beyond belief.
More like 'Its new mission'. How can it be 'continuing' if the Enterprise still have not been launched yet (I am talking about within the universe)?
For those debating whether this means a transporter kills you: The existence of Q personal obsessions, timelines and linked timelines confirms the existence of something like a soul in the Star Trek universe, so, no.
Now we have two Boimlers.
James Blish visited this same idea in the 1970 novel Spock Must Die!. The stories are almost completely different though... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spock_Must_Die!
Self-Replicating Mine Technology + Riker Transporter Accident = Army of Infinite Rikers
God no. This doesn't work at all.
The prestige in space!
Which of them is real? "Both" So... Who keeps the original consciousness? 😂 They'll always be the real one
That's not how consciousness works though. You can split Lobo's brain in half and get two Lobos and they're both conscious but that's like splitting his torso in half and ask "So... who keeps the original digestion?" :-)
@@Mansplainer2099-jy8ps what i meant is, for example, if you split yourself in half, like, your brain, who'll keep your current consciousness? Like, which side or which half will be the current you now? It's hard to imagine consciousness being cut in half 😂
@@LanxPenzenpepper They're both current consciousness. There is no solid "you", "you" is like a sound bouncing around your brain so the Rikers are like two brains with similar sounds that were once one sound in one brain. :-)
It's so much better. I don't even like the song but it's just a dramatic improvement
Thomas Riker Starfleet intelligence. He does all the dirty work for Starfleet and they have perfect excuse, just blame the evil clone. 🤷
Maybe it's just me but I still think Archer's theme doesn't fit the intro. Faith of the Heart is still better fit with this intro in my opinion.
Archer's theme is more in line with DS9 and VOY though (haunting/beautiful/inspiring), imagine Archer's theme as the opening titles with some gorgeous ILM model shots instead of the history of human exploration presentation and it fits a lot better. I don't mind Faith of the Heart (it's original version before they added weird drums) but it's not very Star Trek to me.
So in this one, Dr Crapper tells the lost Riker: "you broke your arm." Gates Mc Fadden once again degrades her "position" as doctor on the ship by not saying he "fractured" his: left or right, or ulna, humerus/radius? She is such a dud.
Boimler getting cloned by the exact situation made me rewatch this scene
Ensign Kael: Think of it this way Commander, Thomas is simply your new Twin Brother.
If they could figure out how to do this deliberately, then they could make infinite clones of people. You could take the greatest soldiers, artists, and scientists in the world and just keep creating copies whenever you need to, sure it could get out of hand if you let it, but, if you were disciplined about it then you could do some great things. You could save the patterns of all of the greatest minds in history, then whenever you have a problem you just create a copy of all of them, put them in a room together until they solve it. You could also use it to make countless beautiful women whenever you need to.
Or you could send Neelixes to an enemy ship until the crew surrenders and begs for death.
Where the hell did the extra bio matter come from, to create ANOTHER RIKER?!?!?
We all know what Riker’s thinking: “Damn I look good.”