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- Star Trek · The Next Generation · s05e02 · Darmok
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Star Trek · The Next Generation · s05e02 · Darmok
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'Darmok' Clips:
Ubaya Of Crossed Roads At Lungha
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Kiteo. His Eyes Closed.
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Picard Of The Federation
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Concentrated In The Upper D Region
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Temba!
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His Arms Wide
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Sokath. His Eyes Uncovered!
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Juliet On Her Balcony
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The Beast At Tanagra
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Gilgamesh, A King, At Uruk.
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Picard & Dathon At El-Adrel
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Yo, just wanted to thanks thanks for loading these up. Such a basic idea but it's encouraged me to watch tng from the beginning. Really was a sick show, I keep having flashbacks. I'll be sitting watching an episode then out of nowhere I'll get transported back to being 14yo and having mums spag bol in front of me while I watch Picard and the team be morally superior. 😂 Thanks man 👍
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@@carminemurray6624 ?
@@xaviersavedra711 His universal translator is broken.
I finally just heard today where you got your opening. “Good lord. Didn’t any of you . And thank you. My guess is from booby trap episode? Talking about ships in a bottle and he says thank you to O’Brien? Not sure about the subscribe part though.
One of my favorite episodes. Didn’t watch last night to watch with my son today.
He was so bent Picard beaming out in middle of combat. He got mad about Riker. “He better not die! Dad, does he die? Don’t bust my balls! He dies?!”
“I wouldn’t lie about that.”
He still thought I was. Again upset as he stopped breathing.
We have a running joke about looking out the window at end of episodes as well. “He damn better get in that window to stare into space!”
Love this closing dialogue between Picard and Riker to reflect on what happened in the episode and the lessons learned for them. I could see parallel b/w this episode and "The Inner Light." Here Picard picked and hold Dathon's knife to remember him and his sacrifice, just like he picked the Ressikan flute and started playing "The Inner Light" to reminisce about his past life in the Kataan homeworld.
Two of the most memorable episodes of the entire Trek universe and I love how do they choose to close the episodes by having these dialogues.
i was just wondering who got to keep those props or buy them
I'm looking forward to Inner Light now
@@ReganSpor Season 5, Episode 25, so it should be posted here by early next year :)
Both episodes appeared in S5. S5 seems to be a high point for the series.
I was just coming into the comments section to note the parallels between these two episodes. Well said.
Of course Picard goes to classical literature for assistance. His love of antiquities, the classics, not just for recreation but for material enlightenment was one of his character's defining attributes, and one of my favorite things about him. Leading by example!
But in his era, AC/DC will be stuffy classical music. Matt Groening will be one of The Old Masters. Lord Of The Rings will be quoted as often as Homer. 😂😂😂
@@tomardans4258 That is true, and wonderful.
"I hope I'm not intruding."
"No, of course not Number One. But if you ever barge in here unannounced again I'll revoke all your holodeck privileges."
"No problem I can start chasing tracy around the corridors again"
Did you see anything!?
Riker: "I hope I'm not intruding"
Picard: "You are. Now back out and politely ask to come in"
Picard (under his breath) the guy thinks he can slob in here any times he likes.
Riker: Sir?
Picard: OUT!
@@justtheaverageone3840 WHAT'S WRONG WITH YOU? TRACEY! TRACEY!!! *Begins sprinting*
Because nobody else mentioned...
Picard is stranded with Dathon played by Paul Winfield, who was also
Capt. Terrell in Wrath of Khan
and
Lt. Traxler in The Terminator
Man this episode always brings a tear to my eye as their captain sacrificed his life just to talk to the federation, excellent well written story!
and it showed how different alien communication truly can be without being so different the viewers wouldn't be able to figure it out with picard! Usually alien communication is depicted as just needing a translator which can be developed over time but this is an example where a translator isn't enough. Their means of communication are different far beyond just the words
They are people of action. They don't trust words. They see what truly matters.
And now there is a Tamarian in Starfleet
Funny thing is that little window is only 1 of 3 on the bridge. The 2nd one is above the command chairs in the ceiling and the 3rd is the bay of windows in the conference room which is directly behind the computer stations at the back of the bridge. If you watch the opening sequence of the show you can actually see someone walking through the conference room as the Enterprise is flying away from the camera.
This is probably my favorite TNG episode. Paul Winfield is just an amazing character actor and he played this part perfectly. This episode is how it should be done and when Picard told the Tamarians "Shaka when the walls fell" about their captain the viewer felt their pain.
Me too
The Federation sure could've used the Tamarian's help during The Dominion War.
That ain't no shit!
"You know, commander. There wouldn't be a damage report for me to review now if you wouldn't start shooting the moment I leave the ship. You would do well to remember that."
He acted well, and within reason.
He thought they were setting up the Captain to die...
@@Diablo_Himself To be fair, Picard does this like every other week. lol
Love that window shot and it's neat seeing the impact Dathon's sacrifice had on Picard.
Love those shots of Picard from outside the ship
Picard picks up on the ritual Dathon had performed earlier with the touching of the forehead. Kiazi’s children, their faces wet
a salute to a fellow captain who gave all in the hope of peacefull relations between his people and the federation
"Kiazi's Children, their faces wet", in my interpretation, is more like "Don't worry. It's nothing bad." (As in, the kids are crying about something falsely serious.) Dathan said the same thing, to Picard, when he was in pain from his injuries. The best interpretation I can make from that is "Don't worry yourself. I'm fine enough."
I love the implication that Picard just gets to chill on his couch with a book while everyone else on the ship has to do actual work. Only topped by First Contact where he's taking a literal nap in the ready room.
Captains actually do have it like that. I've seen my Captain asleep in his chair on the Bridge.
The weight of being the top decision-maker is his 'work' so to speak. If anything fundamentally goes wrong, he's the guy in the frame. Anyway he does do work in the ordinary fashion too, in several episodes he's presented as being overworked and near exhaustion.
In Starfleet, as on naval vessels today, the 'work' is split into shifts, or 'Watches'.
The -D's 24 hour 'day' was broken into three 8 hour periods; one on actual Duty station, one for leisure/other tasks (including sitting on the sofa reading ancient Greek), and one for sleep. Picard had the Day Watch (7:00am-3:00pm), Riker had the 'Dog' Watch (3:00pm-11:00pm), and Data had the Mid Watch (11:00pm-7:00am).
@@cleekmaker00 Correct. though some episodes "Data's Day" imply Picard may have stood no official watch, instead being "at large" with Riker being the official watch officer of the Day Watch.
As with many aspects, Starfleet barrows from real world naval tradition but doesn't always adhere to that scrupulously.
@@3Rayfirehe could have slept in his quarters.
But he chose to stay on the bridge. Where he might be needed.
Sir Patrick, at Paramount Studios. His acting, unrivaled.
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The Commenters, Threepio with Jabba in the Throne Room?
Diablo, confused as fuck.
Sean Bean......???????
@@Diablo_Himself I was speaking in Tamarian. What does Sean Bean do (most of the time) when he's in a movie? Die or get killed. "Sean Bean in a movie" means to die.
Ah, I see.
I call your attention to: Sharpe
1:42, moments like this are why Picard is such a great character.
The Hero's Journey: So many of our epic stories are a variation of it, and probably the one most familiar to people; and of the many variations I suppose Star Wars is the one that most people associate with the Hero's Journey: Luke and Vader at the Death Star.
Which Death Star?
Vader, his mask removed.
@@TheZetaKai Vader at rest.
@@jeffsanders663 Skywalker, again.
Vader and Luke at Cloud City. Vader, the truth revealed. Vader his son found.
I enjoyed that they spoke in context.
I wish we got to see more of that little window in Picard's readyroom
finally. What a brilliant episode. This is how memes work btw lmao
This episode was profound enough that now my brain is running on overclock trying to make some of our own events into dialect when I should be sleeping.
The tamarians lucked out with Picard being their contact with the federation. If worf had his way they would be shooting it out from the start
Worf is not a diplomat or a proper peacetime captain
And he'd just come back from the Klingon Civil War.
@@stonem0013 That is one of the reasons I don't think he should ever get the captain's chair.
The Federation is the lucky one. The Enterprise through every hay maker that they had at the Tamarians, while the Tamarians used kid gloves trying not to hurt them.
In a real fight, Enterprise would have been gone before they knew what hit them.
@@nunya3163 They would have destroyed the Enterprise?
My favorite post episode scene of TNG
Far out this show was magnificent. Nothing comes close - even 32 years on.
The bean family is growing!!! Iv been here almost since the beginning!
Episodes like this show what TNG was all about. You'd be hard pressed to find anything like this in modern Trek.
It occurs to me that the Tamarian captain laid down his medals and touched his forehead in mourning because he thought he was going to die.
After this episode, eyes watery. 😢
Excellent episode...
Thank you...
I never realized it was Patrick Steward at the end eating the beans . I had to read comments from another video to tell me that. I just assumed it was content creator or someone he knows or a random guy in a clip.
Picard...his eyes open. FEDERATION with sails unfurled..
Patrick Stewart's great acting and that cheap-ass knife prop being in the same shot is......so strange.
I always wondered how they achieved space flight, let alone technology, using metaphor and allegory instead of math and physics.
Hermione, her face whiskered.
It's a beautiful, meaningful & elegant episode. 🙂
One problem: The Tamarians speak English.😂
OK, they're a little convoluted but the idea they are speaking in some kind of impenetrable Data defeating hieroglyphics ain't too persuasive.
For all of that, I wouldn't change the episode.🙂
Yeah, Picard, does it remind you of someone? 😏
Heyyy, I think this is where the "Thank you" came from...
Your new videos are in order on my suggestion page
I don’t understand why Ryker would be confused or upset with the captain in the scene
More beans please
🤔
If it was so difficult to get that language, how's that so Lucutus learned it so quickly?
I wonder where Picard keeps that knife...
"Star Trek TNG: Darmok" or for Captain Picard: "The one where I learn to communicate with a meme-speaking alien race!!"
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I finally just heard today where you got your opening. “Good lord. Didn’t any of you . And thank you. My guess is from booby trap episode? Talking about ships in a bottle and he says thank you to O’Brien?
Rittenhouse, at Kenosha. Rittenhouse, his arms wide. Rittenhouse, his arms loaded. The rioters, their fists closed, their faces black their eyes red. Kenosha, when Grosskreutz fell. Grosskreutz in court, at Kenosha. Rittenhouse in court, his verdict delivered.
Personally never liked this episode as a kid.
I could see how a child may not get what the episode is trying to convey, but I hope you appreciate it now.
One of the best TNG episodes ever. Just perfectly written. Temba, at rest.
Mirab, with sails unfurled