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[YT Edit] Star Trek: The Next Generation ( S3 | EPs 13, 15, 17, 23) ) (Patreon)

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Hey guys! Here is the YT edit for Key Episodes of TNG S3. There are two more episodes coming to round off this season and bring us into the next (The Best of Both Worlds, Part I & 2)! Enjoy!

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Popcorn In Bed

PS. The suit is for an ad, which I don't like to include in the Patreon versions... so you won't find it in this video!

rakesh

Glad to see on youtube for your scifi ( ST/ Xmen/ Stargate) viewings seem to be be popular. Trek is a popular franchise and for such a ( relatively) old series, still brings in the viewership and fanbase. Nice touch on the redshirt Captain Cassie.

Peggy G

When does Memphis Belle drop? (forgive me, I'm a newbie Patreon member but long time YT subscriber)

Katie Jackson

Is Best Of Both Worlds going to be this week or maybe next week?

Tom Furze

All four together. Thank you Cassie. By the way, I don't know if I said it the first time around, but I loved the oompa loompa rendition. Actually inspired me to go and watch Wonka, and Charlie and the Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.

rakesh

@48.56 No mentions Worfs powerful pimp hand, telling Duras, whats what.

Clay

Hey....that remote looks familiar....LG CX TV?

aarswft

I'm proud of the progress you've made with your Vulcan salute. That deserves recognition.

Peter Rising

A little surprised that Deja Q beat The Offspring into the lineup, but I do love both. 🖖🏻

rakesh
>>136409135

Should be pretty soon according to the latest upcoming post, we don't get dates. Sometimes things get reordered due to youtube takedown shenanigans. Welcome aboard!

Allen W. McDonnell
>>136408999

Cassie, just a heads up but after being a subscriber for two years tonight I had to subscribe again. You might want to warn other subscribers this s happening again.

Celeste McAllister

Lt.Commander Cassie Popper⭐⭐⭐I've heard those TNG uniforms were total bunn Huggers.💖

Brian McGovern

Always look forward to further adventures of Picard and Rickard.

Pat Cecil

ah just wonderful, this is when TNG has really found it's feet. All great episodes, but yeas, this was an acting masterclass from Patrick Stewart. I love this show so much! :)

Ria Grix

Yup, this is the season the Next Generation started cooking on gas!

John Sullivan

These were overall great episodes - but I'm loving the YT comments bemoaning the fact that The Offspring didn't get picked

Just Plain Bob

I always found it very disturbing when Dr. Crusher struck Wesley in the “Sarek” episode. She did it all wrong. First, close the fist. Second, rotate from the hips. Power comes from the legs up thru the core. That said, it was a good start. People should’ve hit Wesley much more often.

Tom Furze
>>136420364

I am with you. I Wanted to get a uniform and visit Santa Monica's Sci-Fi World Museum. They have the bridge of The Next Generation, and Ten Forward, opening May 27th.

Alberto Gramatges

I wonder if Cassie should watch Deep Space 9 at some point too. The reason I say that is because Wharf and Chief O'Brien, not that Cassie has seen much of him in TNG, do join that crew there. It is also a different spin on a Star Trek because it is based on Space Station instead with some very unique characters.

John Liebling

Best of both world part Juan and deux are excellent and no spoilers but there is no way you could predict what's going to happen, but as a newfound trekker, I know you'll like them a lot, and they will in the future set up the TNG best film...First Contact.

John Neiberger

"You may test that assumption at your convenience" is one of the best lines of the show.

Tom Furze

Cassie, I loved the originality of cozyearth commercial. Very entertaining.

Clay F
>>136409386

When my kids were young, they were frightened by the Oompa Loompas.

Mark Schamber

If you think Patrick Stewart's acting was amazing in "Sarek", wait till you see what he does in "Inner Light"!

Shawn Kildal

Seeing "Sarek" on the list furthers my dismay over the lack of TOS episodes viewed. Especially, Journey to Babel since that episode introduce the character to the Star Trek universe. I don't understand it.

Paul Rich

Season 3, ep 13 entitled "Deja Q" is an all-time fave among fans. The writers at this time were in their warp speed stride. The idea of omnipotent Q losing his power had to be like eating 10 chocolate sundays for them. This humorous episode exceeds most of the current Star Trek shows i.e. Discovery IMO. John de Lancie is brilliant as Q as he injects comedy into a show that rarely sees it exceeding the tribbles ep. As Cassie said, you actually begin to like the obnoxious egotistical Q when he is stripped of his power ... literally naked to make the metaphor in the opening scene.

rakesh
>>136424063

difficult, because of overall arcs. I don't think the poll format would suit it

SnabbKassa

I like the way they see approaching threats from the window of the bar as if they might be drunk hallucinations. All hands on deck! Swirly thing alert!

Elias Shaikh

Popcorn out! That Romulan Ale is starting to show some long term effects.

Hat

Yesterday's Enterprise - The ship returning to the past, avoided war, regardless if it was destroyed or not. This is because Klingon's value honor, and a Federation ship choosing to die to protect their innocent civilians was considered an honorable action by the Klingons. Instead, because the Enterprise left the battle going through the time wormhole, the Klingons assumed it was the Federation that killed the citizens. Also, surprised you didn't comment on the TOS movie Kirk Era uniforms from the old ship. I loved that detail!

Stranger2Reality

If you like time travel stuff, I would strongly recommend the movie Looper. There's lots of great time travel movies, and you've probably seen a lot of them, but I think you'd like Looper if you haven't already seen it.

Tom Furze
>>136409386

By the way, I am hearting your comment. I wanted to make clear I am not saying "ooh his children were frightened, I like it." Rather I understand that children can get frightened at things. Mine would also be frightened by things, and in those moments I became Superdad.

Clay F
>>136409386

Tom, thanks for the heart. I didn't take your original comment in any negative way at all. I remember being somewhat surprised at their fear -- I guess looked creepy to them.

Randolph Tirazona

OMG!!! Ya need to fire your supposed Star Trek people! Didn't they tell you that throughout time "Red Shirts Always Die!" lol

Elias Shaikh

Patrick Stewart DID win an award for that scene absorbing Sarek’s emotions.

D.M. Lipkin
>>136446974

That's a TOS rule. In Next Gen, red is the color of command officers. Cassie is captain of the U.S.S. Kernel.

Hat

The episode directly after Best of Both Worlds Pt. 2 is Pt. 3, it's called Family. It deals with the emotional trauma of events from Best of Both Worlds and Sins of the Father. If you google it, the Showrunners and Writers put it directly after Best of Both Worlds Pt. 2 because it's considered a Pt. 3. It's a fan favorite and a nice closure to the 2 episodes prior.

Chris Clarke

Next Cassie, you need to don the pointed ears and see if you can lift one eyebrow independently of the other! Feel free to lobby for aspects of Trek that you'd like us to target when voting for future episodes: it might lessen the disagreements, though I rather doubt it!🤣

Joe Jupiter

I'm glad that you enjoyed these episodes. They certainly are all good ones, and represent the series well. However, it is still a shame to limit them to only four, since there are so many more good ones. If you're up for some extracurricular viewing, I offer some recommendations. Since you like Data, "The Ensigns of Command," "The Offspring" and "The Most Toys" are excellent features for him. Since you like Picard, "Allegiance" and "Captain's Holiday" are likewise excellent for him. I also highly recommend "The Enemy," "The Price," "The Defector" and "Tin Man," simply because they're very fun. And perhaps most importantly, if nothing else, I urge you to watch "Hollow Pursuits," because it is the debut episode of one of the greatest characters in all of Trekdom, Reginald Barclay!

Elias Shaikh
>>136465953

I agree. There is no reason not to include Family, it deserves to be part of the sequence of the transition of seasons 3-4, definitely not to be skipped. It’s so important to understand the person of Jean Luc Picard and the episode relevance to the movies later on.

Randy
>>136427885

I would love to see her react to Inner Light. It’s Patrick Stewart’s favorite episode! But I hardly see anyone talking about it for Season 5. By far it’s the best Picard episode in the series, but given the amount that she’s watching per season, and how many great episodes in 5. We can only pray that it makes the list.

Mark Schamber
>>136427885

I wouldn't worry too much. "Inner Light" is on just about everyone's top 5 greatest STNG episodes ever. There might be an actual revolt if she didn't include it in her watch list, and I'd lead the charge. :=)

Paul Rich

Mark Leonard (Sarek) died in 1996 and was close personal friends with Leonard Nimoy. i know this because I myself knew the Nimoy family well through Leonard's daughter Julie whom I went to college with and we were best friends. I can show you pics if you want to email me Cassie. When Star Trek first aired they were living on Palms Blvd., a street I traveled often. Julie showed me her old house about 2 miles away from mine at the time. Great moment when Picard, as Sarek, says "I love you" to Spock.

Shawn Kildal
>>136484832

How do you think how us TOS fans feel?? We ONLY got 4 episodes in total (which averages out to 1.33 episodes per season). I'd be over the moon if I was to get at least 4 per season.

Shawn Kildal
>>136484832

And consider the fact the number of views for the TOS episodes video on YouTube far exceed the any of the TNG numbers.

Kristin D
>>136424063

I agree with others, the story arcs are multi season, and almost the entire show needs to be watched. I would actually prefer that she switch over to Stargate Sg-1 and watch that in entirety as I think that show is more in line with what i think she likes. I'm glad she's doing trek, but stargate just feel more Cassie-esque.

Kyle Prince
>>136502803

oh wow! When I lived in Boston I knew a Jewish guy who grew up with "little Lenny" in West Boston. There was even a documentary about the old neighborhood and Yiddish where it had Spock was speaking in Yiddish! LOL!

Kyle Prince
>>136484832

Yes. She missed out on the essential Classic episodes like Balance of Terror, the first one with Sarek and Mirror Mirror. I don't think she should see Hollow Pursuits. She should instead see the Nth Degree. That was my first Barclay episode and probably the best one. Gave me a good impression of him rather than being an awkward out of touch nerd like I was. On a side note I hope she sees all the episodes with Lore including Brothers. and the episode with Scotty and the Dyson sphere. I would love to see her reaction.

Joe Jupiter
>>136484832

I think "Hollow Pursuits" is necessary, if one is to see and fully understand "The Nth Degree." I cannot speak for your personal experience, of course, but it seems to me that where the character is, in the latter, may not have any meaning, without knowing the former.

Joe Jupiter
>>136484832

"Us TOS fans"? There appears to be an incorrect assumption in play. You didn't see me comment on that video because I was here, then. The TOS episodes and the first six movies are, in fact, what brought me here. I, too, would have loved for Cassie to experience the likes of "Balance of Terror," "Arena" and others, but sadly, that phase is done. We can only hope for a revisitation, in the future.

Happy Hanukkah
>>136408999

Boo! Not only do we not get the suit and the hair, but we also miss out on the trilled R! :-)

Happy Hanukkah

13:19 That's why I come here, for the illuminating aphorisms! 15:38 Conjunction! Verb! Sentence! :-) :-) :-)

Paul Rich

FYI my friend Julie is prominently featured in the documentary Remembering Leonard Nimoy available on Amazon Prime Video. Her brother Adam also. It shows the house on Palms Blvd. (near me) and I believe Leonard gives at speech at Boston University his alma mater.

thansen

I wish this were on Youtube. Patreon is terrible.