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> It's a We Are Smart episode
Friendly reminder that Dukat did nothing wrong.
>>63383095
Except that one time when he accidentally got himself stuck on the station while the boobytraps were going off and when he tried to screw over a rival politician by separating that politician from his son, but then he accidentally left a trail of clues and Garak caught him, and maybe that one time he accidentally got that chick pregnant, and when his whole life was ruined when he forgot that the prophets were omnipotent beings inside the wormhole, and one time he tried to convince Sisko that he was perfectly sane, and went about this task by talking to imaginary tulpas
>It's a "check out this cool gadget/weapon/medical procedure/deflector dish configuration etc. that would totally help out in so many situations, and then never mention it again" episode
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>>63383173
>>63383053
>It's a "let's tell a compelling story" episode
OFFICIAL DOCTOR POWER RANKINGS
> EMH
> Bones
> Bashir (A.K.A Siddig El Tahir El Fadil El Siddig Abderrahman Mohammed Ahmed Abdel Karim El Mahdi, A.K.A. صدّيق الطاهر الفاضل الصدّيق عبدالرحمن محمد أحمد عبدالكريم المهدي)
> Phlox
> Pulanski
> Beverly
>>63383283
wrong.
>Bones
> Bashir (A.K.A Siddig El Tahir El Fadil El Siddig Abderrahman Mohammed Ahmed Abdel Karim El Mahdi, A.K.A. صدّيق الطاهر الفاضل الصدّيق عبدالرحمن محمد أحمد عبدالكريم المهدي)
>EMH
>Phlox
>power gap
>Beverly
>power gap
>Pulanski
>>63383345
How the hell anyone could rank Beverly above Pulaski is beyond me, unless you're talking solely about waifu material. Pulaski was a better actress, a better character, and a more believable foil to Picard as a grumpy asshole during Season 2. Beverly is about as interesting as moldy bread, and all she does the rest of the show is bitch at Wesley and make non-advances at Picard.
Also
> Not ranking EMH first out of all doctors
Shit taste anon.
>>63383234
>compelling
>implying Inner Light isn't the most overrated piece of shit in TNG's run
I will never understand what people see in that episode. It's quite bad. You know from the start that its the probe doing it to Picard so there is no mystery. The characters are so cliche that it hurts and people die off screen long before we know them enough to care. The ending is ham fisted and Picard doesn't seem to really care that he's been in a mind prison at the end of the episode (yes, he mentions it later, but within the episode it isn't touched upon). Its forced sentimentality on the scale of an Adam Sandler movie but people give it a pass, why?
>>63383283
I was about to disagree with the top 3 but then I realized that they are so close in my mind that it doesn't really matter. The Doctor did hold up an entire show by himself so that helps.
>chief still looks young enough to be a semi regular guest spot on the new start trek
Who hype for new series?
>>63384050
it'll be grim dark crap
>>63383953
>why?
Like most of TNG's best, it's about the idea, not the execution. Another one of my favorites, Time Squared, is like Inner Light. An entire episode dedicated to nothing but a hard sci-fi premise, all the way to the end. I love that they didn't even come up with some ham-fisted explanation for why there was a time paradox going on, and they just left it at that at the end. Huge hard sci-fi boner.
>>63383953
Yeah, sometimes I wonder what Robert Picardo could have done on TNG acting with Patrick Stewart. Both of them came from theatre and stage acting, and were way more disciplined than the idiots surrounding them from Hollywood. I have a feeling Steward probably respects Picardo
>>63384097
I'm okay with grim dark crap as long as they commit to complex ethical dilemmas and interesting sci-fi.
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>>63383972
> It's an O'Brien smashes Daniel Craig's head in the freezer episode
>>63384271
But the execution was just so bad. Its not a good episode and the central drama just doesn't work because none of the characters are interesting. Picard's wife wants him to stay at home more often. His son wants to play the flute. His daughter wants to start a family. That is all that there is to these characters and they show up for minutes at a time so there is no point in getting emotionally attatched to them. Picard's journey through the probe-world is also emotionally disconnected because we don't really see him fall in love with his new life. It begins with him not believing then it skips way into the future and he's already accepted that this is his new life for the most part. Picard's best friend dies off screen 20 minutes into the show and since we never see Picard become friends with him it carries zero emotional weight. Hell, even Picard doesn't seem that moved by it.
Sure, you could say its a good sci-fi idea but its not exactly unique. Anyone can come up with a sci-fi idea but an idea alone doesn't make for good television. Inner Light did not need a meandering 45 minutes to tell its story.
Even if you're just in it for the sci-fi concept, the episode isn't even dedicated to it. Its almost entirely dedicated to trying to manipulate the audience into feeling something for the inhabitants of this dying planet and Picard fails every step of the way. Compare it to The Visitor which takes a sci-fi concept AND manages to create a compelling emotional connection at the same time.
My bias is to more character driven conflicts and its why I prefer DS9. No technobable solutions and characters that actually matter. Who was it that said Sci-fi shouldn't be about technology but about how humans deal with that technology?
Still, as far as interesting sci-fi concepts go TNG had way better episodes. The Darmok one, First Contact, the one with the alien using her ship to look like a sexy goddess.
>>63384396
I'd say actor wise Picardo wins. Character wise its Bashir. Bones by himself sucks and is only good when he has Kirk and Spock to play off of.
The Doctor was good but in the end he's still on Voyager and restricted to Voyager's scripts.
>>63385529
>Bones by himself sucks
When is he ever by himself? Also, you could say that of every doctor except Picardo, given that there are entire episodes where he literally talks to himself and it manages to be more entertaining than anything else in Voyager.
>>63384792
I've been meaning to watch this. Is it any good?
>it's a FAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKEEEEEEEEEEEEE episode
>>63385971
yeah it's bretty gud. worth a watch for O'Brien alone
> we are smart
t. /tv/
Reminder that DS9 sucks and Kira is a smelly space hag.
>>63387168
faggot
>>63383283
>tfw Pulaski was the only doctor that wasn't based
>>63387274
Are you kidding? Pulaski was the only one who routinely called characters out on their bullshit. Unlike Whoopy "muh feels" Goldberg, Pulaski didn't give a shit what anyone thought and just did what she wanted.
Come watch with us @ cytu DOT be SLASH r SLASH 1701
We've just watched in the pale moonlight and his way, 2 fantastic DS9 episodes, VOY is on ATM
"Commander, tell me about your sexual organs."
>>63388091
bless you anon.
>it's a millennial who thinks DS9 is the best series and has never seen TOS thread
>>63388396
TNG > TOS > DS9 > ENT >>>>>>>> VOY
>it's a Mirror Universe episode
>>63383053
>Worf: these guys seem a little suspicious, we probably shouldn't send over our chief engineer totally alone.
>Riker: Nah Worf you crazy Klingon these are just a bunch of idiots you're too paranoid. Everything will be fine.
>Everything is not fine
It wouldn't be so bad if Riker wasn't also an incredible asshole.
>>63388846
Worf gets cúcked every episode, it's ridiculous
> Captain, I recommend we raise shields
> THAT IS NOT A PRUDENT COURSE OF ACTION MR. WORF
> Aliens open fire on the enterprise
> Worf was right, again
>>63384271
>time travel vortex
>hard sci-fi
Look at this softie.
Look at this softie and laugh.
>>63386225
Best episode
>>63389074
>time travel vortex
>causes time loop for no reason
The answer was Q. Q caused the time loop cause he didn't want his favorite playthings to die.
>>63388771
I loved the Enterprise mirror episode
"Commander, tell me about yoursexual organs.
>>63383817
This. Beverly Crusher is probably the most boring character in all of Star Trek. The only reason anyone ever talks about her is because "le ebin MILF bro xD"
>>63386225
That they ever hoped to fool them with some shoddy forgery is beyond me.
>>63390975
I don't know what I expected.
>>63388712
You've got the correct order.
>>63383345
>EMH
>third
Go back to Star Wars you immense faggot.
>>63388396
Sure grandpa lets get you in bed
>>63387619
Yeah Pulaski was the only one on the Hippy Dippy Ship (besides maybe Picard) who wasn't interested in being a boring pussy all the time.
>>63384050
That's a stupid looking ship.
>>63388396
DS9>TOS>TNG>ENT>VOY
And this is coming from someone who started with TNG and TOS before watching DS9.
>>63385944
I mean Bones central episodes suck. He's good as long as he isn't the focus. Whereas the Doctor and Bashir work well being the focus of a story like Our Man Bashir.
>>63391098
Garak knew the forgery wasn't going to work. He always intended to blow Vreenak up.
>>63383053
>See this episode
>Realize I act like them
>Realize that I'm actually retarded
b-but im s-smart ;_;
>>63392118
>It's an episode where Troi calls Riker "Bill"
>>63383095
Garak knows what he did
>>63383053
It's an O'Brien plays a gilded age railroad tycoon in the holodeck series
>>63383147
>Bajoran propaganda
Muh home world fuck off.
>I've only just be-gun. I'm going to eliminate every MaQUIS colony in the D M Z.
>You're talking about turning hundreds of thousands of people into homeless refugees!
>That's RIGHT. When you attacked the Malinche you proved one thing. (breath) That the Maquis have become an inTOLerable (breath) to the security of the Federation (breath) and I am going to eLIMinate that threat.
>But think about those people you saw in the caves. Huddled and starving; they didn't attack the Malinche.
>You should've thought about that before you attACKED a Federation starship. Helm, lay in a course of Tracken II, warp SIX. Commander, prepare two more torPEdoes.
>Can't you see what's happening to you? You're going against everything you claimed to believe in. And for what, to satisfy a personal vendetta?
>YOU BETRAYED YOUR UNIFORM!!
>And you're betraying yours! Right now! The sad part is, you don't even realize it. I feel sorry for you, Captain. This obsession with me; look what it's cost you.
>MAJOR!! SHUT THAT THING OFF!! COMMANDER WORF, PREPARE TO LAUNCH TOR-PEDOES!
>>63390975
...big,for you.
How do you get away with this much skin in 1966? This babe is fucking hot
>>63393378
The FCC is weird. That outfit is basically a roadmap of the rules of the time. Read: no navel, minimal cleavage, no buttcrack, waistline at x.
>>63383053
Mongs in space. This is what will come from liberal society.
>it's a bump episode
>>63393378
The glorious sexual revolution, that's how
>>63388961
>spaces between the > and the text
Why do redditors do this?
>it's a Let's Torture O'Brien episode
>>63393030
underrated post
>>63393030
thank goodness 3D hologram communications never took off
>>63393378
is she lactating?
>>63396926
I think it was just that scene that looked weird.
>>63392456
deep nigga rite here
