As a pale skinned, blonde haired, blue eyed person growing up in the hispanic end of south texas, I *really* empathize with that kid right now. And I totally get why his mom is allowing it.
Somebody with blue hair and unshaven everything would have said they were being properly gender neutral and asking a valid question that didn't offend the child's choice in choosing what it was.
@@discountinformation3723 I mean, like, you're not wrong. It's not that deep, but still. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ edit: Ohh wait, I just realized it's because they called him "it". Flew right over my head lol
@@skyserf I see the problem now. You don't understand what the term "forced diversity" means. It's okay. I can tell you don't want to learn, just bicker. I have to move along now.
When I have to go back to teaching after the summer
The kid was totally like, "Mom...this is weird..."
I love the incredulous look on the kid’s face. “Strange new worlds, my ass! This fucker is nuts!”
Mother is like "I'll just observe from a safe distance".
Kid is super uncomfortable. Looks like that was a one take deal.
In the previous scene, Worf told him he had no honor, so he was still shaken up.
As a pale skinned, blonde haired, blue eyed person growing up in the hispanic end of south texas, I *really* empathize with that kid right now. And I totally get why his mom is allowing it.
Given the preceding dessert scene in Ten Forward, this scene would have been 500% more funny if Loquel said, "Why is he made of chocolate?"
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Who?
this is one of my favorite scenes from this episode. the ambassador's wonder is endearing.
Me, mid 30, without children: This is what parents think of how I behave.
Kid’s face is priceless. I wonder if that was improvised
Snake! Is this a child?
I’m so glad someone deleted the other edit where it jumped to the shining bathroom scene with Jack and the waiter talking about the cook.
A "child?" is there a cure for that? 😲
There is, but the treatment takes 18 years to take effect.
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in the real world that kid would be yelling stranger danger and that alien would be on the register by now
"Now stop touching him."
Kid: “Who is this guy and why is he touching me?”
"What is this?" would be considered racist today.
Somebody with blue hair and unshaven everything would have said they were being properly gender neutral and asking a valid question that didn't offend the child's choice in choosing what it was.
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Kim Jong Un would try to eat him. Joe Biden would try to sniff him.
Nah, really wouldn't be. Whats up with ya'll being snowflakes.
@@discountinformation3723 I mean, like, you're not wrong. It's not that deep, but still. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
edit: Ohh wait, I just realized it's because they called him "it". Flew right over my head lol
One of the earliest examples of forced diversity.
As if there weren’t already other characters of African descent in a myriad of other positions on the show.
@@skyserf There are, and there's nothing wrong with that. I'm talking about forced diversity.
@@Kube_Dog This wasn’t forced. It’s a scene with a mother and her son.
@@skyserf I see the problem now. You don't understand what the term "forced diversity" means. It's okay. I can tell you don't want to learn, just bicker. I have to move along now.
@@Kube_Dog You don’t see the problem as forced diversity wasn’t a thing in 1993 when this episode was shot or initially aired.
Is this the ep that had the 3 ambassadors with one crashing on a planet with Picard and shape shifting while Picard had broken ribs (or not)???
Yes