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Data's Day, Gallifrey Gals Get Warped! S4Ep11 (Patreon)

Published:
2021-07-27 17:01:01
Edited:
2022-03-01 08:39:47
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2022-05

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Data, dancing and a wedding! What an episode! 


PAULA DEMING

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Comments

Anonymous

I also love the little callback to Kirk's role as officiant at a wedding on TOS ("Balance of Terror"), as well - both he and Picard recite nearly the same speech.(Unfortunately, the TOS wedding has quite a different resolution).

Nolan

The thing is that this episode is VERY heavy on the world building and fleshing it out, and for many Trek fans, especially back then, part of the appeal WAS the world of Star Trek. Fans wanted to immerse themselves in it and actually live in it. It was their escape. As such there is a DEEP protectiveness towards the world that episodes such as this built. I think the fact that the newer shows have eschewed that kind of narrative style and even major aspects of the world is why many are turned off from them. This episode shows fans what living in this world would be like, and it is appealing, despite the danger presented as well. My one complaint is that, while here, Keiko's emotional responses can seem extreme and wishy-washy, it's only because we're seeing them through the eyes of Data, who does not have a) the whole story of her response, and b) the understanding of those emotions to accurately judge them. The problem arises when she shows up in other non-Data centric stories and retains this characterization. I don't mind Keiko that much personally, but I know her characterization has been a turn off for some, and I think that's why.

Jason Faria

I adore this episode and how it highlights Data's inherent kindness.

Chrissonator

Yep, Gates was also the choreographer for the movie The Labyrinth.

Andrew Hogan
>>64599678

Well put, and there are many reasons older Trek fans don’t like newer Trek. I might watch the New Worlds one or whatever it is with Pike, but the rest of the shows so far can’t leave this universe fast enough.

Anonymous
>>64601679

And the way it seems inherent makes me wonder if that was deliberate by Soong. I mean, the issue with Lore wasn't that he had emotions, but that they led him to being malevolent. Data has an ethical subroutine instead of emotions, and maybe kindness was deliberately programmed into that.

Anonymous

Data’s Day probably ranks in my top 10 favorite episodes, and I think it’s fairly well loved by the TNG fan base.

Brett Delbridge

Does anyone else think Spot is a Catdroid!?

Anonymous

I've always had a problem with “Once you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, no matter how improbable, must be the truth.” NO! “Once you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, no matter how improbable, is a possibility."

Kathy A

Rosalind Chao is a really good actress. She starred in a wonderful 1990 film called A Thousand Pieces of Gold, set in Gold Rush era California, was part of the ensemble of the classic weepfest The Joy Luck Club, and of course she played Klinger’s girlfriend/wife in MASH.

Kathy A

Boy, having to separate the saucer—that would be a real disaster if that was necessary.

Brett Delbridge

The next episode should be called “Keeping up with the C**********s”

Anonymous
>>64731094

No, he's accurately quoting Sherlock Holmes. It's Sherlock's logic, given to him by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, that I take issue with.

SGTBizarro

This was a very popular episode for Data fans and fans who enjoy more character development and "smaller" moments that weren't seen often, or at all. At that point in the show, people were dying for more insight into the everyday lives of the crew, this episode did a good job of that and the B plot was enough to keep things interesting throughout. This is one of the first episodes I saw on TV as a kid and from that moment on I was completely fascinated with Data and remain so.

Lucifer Moon

I love this episode but every time I hear Rick Berman my skin crawls, he is such a sexist, abusive, homophobic sleeze bag. Great video though. I love your reactions, thank you so very much,

Mr Kitty
>>66000743

I've seen him in many roles and every time he's slightly out of character, there's a nastiness present. I was wondering if my assessment was legit, as so many people gush about how nice he is in person. Strange disparity!