@EpicBeard815 I agree, but this scene is pretty harsh. and after all, that thing was supposed to be pure evil, so why wouldn't it act like a cheesy evil villain.
In and of itself, I thought this was the lamest episode of TNG ever, despite the important Tasha dying part. The acting wasn't really on par, and the special effects were so cheap
If I make it to the movie industry, and if they were to do this star trek and make a younger crew of the next generation, I'd like to play as Geordi myself. he looks identical to my height, and right handed like me and has we kinda resemble each other too.
When the ship encountered some temporal rift thingie, they met up with the original enterprise A, the first one from 50 years ago whose death resulted in the end of the human/kilngon war. With them rescued the war continued. Tasha survived cause she never met with the moster in this altered time line. When everything was figured out they sent the ent. A back into it's place in time, but tasha went with them, since she was dead anyways. Though the A was destroyed tasha was taken prisoner.
Hmm, that's what I thought. Apparently you assume that Enterprise "A" is responsible for changing the fate of the sector.
I have news for you. Enterprise A never did all that stuff you explained, why? It's because the Enterprise "C" Ambassador-class, not the refit Constitution-class you're thinking of that was under the command of James T. Kirk that was responsible for marking that particular pivotal point in Federation history.
TNG Season 1= the batman and robin of Star Trek
EpicBeard815 4 months ago
@EpicBeard815 I agree, but this scene is pretty harsh. and after all, that thing was supposed to be pure evil, so why wouldn't it act like a cheesy evil villain.
Tubyubber 2 months ago
Geordi La Forge what a name
DeaneRenata 7 months ago
LaForge: bitch best check himself before it wrecks itself
lucariolord12 8 months ago 2
kunta kinte
oddjobjujitsu 10 months ago
I love this episode
Pixelgamer555 10 months ago
the monster scared me so badly when I was little
MsCerealKiller 11 months ago
um..... why is a giant lump of oil talking?
O_o
TheWaterPower 1 year ago
Don't feel bad, Geordi. The same thing happend to me when I went to the site of the BP Oil Spill, too.
pjpless2 1 year ago
In and of itself, I thought this was the lamest episode of TNG ever, despite the important Tasha dying part. The acting wasn't really on par, and the special effects were so cheap
raverkansascity 1 year ago
Man, Armus was a total doucher.
stlfatman 1 year ago
If I make it to the movie industry, and if they were to do this star trek and make a younger crew of the next generation, I'd like to play as Geordi myself. he looks identical to my height, and right handed like me and has we kinda resemble each other too.
TonyShow82 1 year ago
La Forge: My glasses! I can't see without my glasses...
XaviersSecretary 2 years ago
I thought the same thing.
snotofthedragon 2 years ago
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ive never seen geordi so pissed off before, at the end of this hes all like "sheesh!"
synthburn 2 years ago
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synthburn 2 years ago
FAIL!
stevietay 2 years ago
"Though she did come back later when Picard changed history by rescuing the original enterprise A"
Whaaaaat, Enterprise "A"?? O.o
Coraxuss 2 years ago
When the ship encountered some temporal rift thingie, they met up with the original enterprise A, the first one from 50 years ago whose death resulted in the end of the human/kilngon war. With them rescued the war continued. Tasha survived cause she never met with the moster in this altered time line. When everything was figured out they sent the ent. A back into it's place in time, but tasha went with them, since she was dead anyways. Though the A was destroyed tasha was taken prisoner.
tfavors28 2 years ago
And forced to have a baby. This child later played a role in a later episode.
God damn it is confusing.
Changed my account by the way/
tfavors28 2 years ago
Hmm, that's what I thought. Apparently you assume that Enterprise "A" is responsible for changing the fate of the sector.
I have news for you. Enterprise A never did all that stuff you explained, why? It's because the Enterprise "C" Ambassador-class, not the refit Constitution-class you're thinking of that was under the command of James T. Kirk that was responsible for marking that particular pivotal point in Federation history.
Coraxuss 2 years ago
Data is so cute here...wait he always is!
AlyssaRosey 2 years ago
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what episode is this?
aragonkis 2 years ago
One of the best TNG episodes.
fuggutube1 3 years ago 2
um, isn't this the one where Tasha got taken out and shot
redwon23 2 years ago 9