Wow, thank you Marina Sirtis for saving this video right away!

That soldier NEVER LIED. Watching the shows over and over again really takes away the stresses of our lives. TNG and Voyager have been my friends and family. Thank you so much for being dedicated to your profession and making the characters come to life.

@paulsmith3266

7 жыл бұрын

Colette Mitchell Here here.

@LilNewo

6 жыл бұрын

This has actually hit home for me. After living far away from my family, losing my kids (nasty seperation) i seem to have lost all purpose in my life. Though for the few hours between getting home from work till i fall asleep i watch tng and voyager, those feelings seem to disappear when trek is on. Perhaps the point you make is the reason for it. I only got into trek in the last 5 years so in no way could it be the feeling of reminiscence of better times.

@OceanbornAngel

6 жыл бұрын

Makes me proud to be a Star Trek fan.

@Lordmij

5 жыл бұрын

Agreed

@Pinkielover

5 жыл бұрын

actually he did , he has legs

Also, I'm proud of Shatner for not trying to dominate the conversation. It's like... It's like he's finally learning.

@BackTo1969

10 жыл бұрын

He's evolved slowly lol

@Innerspace100

9 жыл бұрын

Marina would have put him right in his place if he'd even tried...

@MichaelPohoreski

9 жыл бұрын

/Oblg.: It's ... like ... Shatner ... is ... learning. (Sorry couldn't resist) :-)

@kuunami

9 жыл бұрын

Dominating a conversation is impossible when Marina Sirtis is in the room. lol

@kevincotter5678

9 жыл бұрын

Innerspace100 At the 2013 convention here in Boston, she did just that. Shatner was trying to dominate the conversation and wouldn't let them speak. She got right up and smacked him in the face, to the cheers of us in the audience, haha

Either Brent Spiner or Marina Sirtis could easily have their own comedy special.

@cgdimension

3 жыл бұрын

The Spiner and Dorn show for me

@ck58npj72

3 жыл бұрын

Seen "Fresh Hell"...it's here on youtube

@leif1075

2 жыл бұрын

Why does Marina walk away ar the beginning and why couldn't they show what she did when she got up?? Thanks for sharing..

@sydneywebster6732

2 жыл бұрын

@@leif1075 I think she was just telling someone to move the console’s that were blocking people view

@Aerojet01

5 ай бұрын

You think she's funny?

Great video! I think Brent Spiner is one of the most underrated comedian ever, he should be the host of some kind of hyper funny Late show and I think he could be really amazing!

@Scripture-Man

7 жыл бұрын

Agreed. He is a class act, so witty and professional. His career should be bigger.

After that soldier gave his story, you could just tell how touched the cast where after that. Shatner sounded like he was trying to fight back tears.

@Pinkielover

5 жыл бұрын

he had to fart,, i asked him at his table

Every set needs a Brent Spiner. He seems to always keep things loose and fun.

To answer the question at 56:00 "In the 24th Century, there will be no Hunger, there will be no Greed, and all the Children will know how to read..." ~ Gene Roddenberry

@nigelmurphy6761

8 жыл бұрын

brilliant quote that!

@Pinkielover

5 жыл бұрын

bitch question i wouldnt have answered her

@wolfchacer0139

4 жыл бұрын

@@Pinkielover Ahh I see the trending pattern, we have a fucking TROLL! well more like a Troglodyte.

@kereneinat3074

2 жыл бұрын

Great vision. However, we do see greed in the show.

Shatner has stuck with us for all this time; donated time, money etc. You know you can't have Trek without Shatner. The Vet is AMAZING. I think everyone is getting what it's actually all about because of him and people like him. Blown away. Just, wow!

OMG the guy with PTSD, that moment made me cry. I have really bad PTSD and BPD, and also MDD... and Star Trek: TNG did for me, to help me, is beyond words...

@Pinkielover

5 жыл бұрын

i have BWC .. bend over

@outrageouslycrazy1

4 жыл бұрын

@@Pinkielover You're disgusting. Get off the internet, troll.

@Frankincensedjb123

3 жыл бұрын

@@Pinkielover sorry, man, that made me laugh

Wow that guy with the PTSD and his story that was so beautiful. That cast has definitely changed my life growing up watching the Next Generation and being so full of wonder and excitement for a possible future like that. I commend them

Michael Dorn should take his Captain Worf script crowd fund it and make it as a fanfilm.

@ElMoShApPiNeSs

8 жыл бұрын

Star Trek fan films suck.

@Alulim-Eridu

3 жыл бұрын

Unless he gets it produced by paramount, or whoever owns "Star Trek" ...it won't make the kind of money, or get the kind of distribution that a canon Star Trek film would have. - (Which I'm sure makes the fanfilm angle, a lot less appealing & not nearly as ""worth it"" for MD)

When Frakes takes the centre chair! Great moment.

@caligirl3000

9 жыл бұрын

+ransom182 Yeah my boy gave me chills. LOVE him. It was awesome!!!!

I am a vet ( did not serve in combat ) and I was moved to tears by the young veteran who spoke to the panel. God bless you brother.

Saw this 2 years ago and the part that popped in my mind on a Sunday evening 13:25 minute mark is that the cast of this show hugged a soldier going through tough times. There's a reason why this cast stands out from all of the star trek shows. No drama, mutual respect for one another and love for their fans.

what a cast of good people and terrific actors! and Dr. Crusher STILLL looks stunning!

I like how William is ignoring what Mirina was doing but she gave all the cast members ability to be seen. She wasn’t wrong. No wonder the person filming was sooo close up. Now you can appreciate the whole panel. To that soldier man 🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️👏👏👏👏👏, Thank You Sir 😔😔😔😔.

@kuunami

Жыл бұрын

You're right. She made it a better experience for everyone. And the crowd loved it. I think sometimes they forget that the only reason these people are relevant is because of the fans of the show.

@Aerojet01

5 ай бұрын

@@kuunami By being loud and annoying. It's a mystery why people like her. She has a long history of being rude and obnoxious towards fans.

@Wolf-hd9ke

4 ай бұрын

​@Aerojet01 That may be, but you are wrong in this instance. By taking the time at the first to remove those obnoxious props she made sure the camera as well as the audience could see Michael, Gates, and Denise. You could all it obnoxious all you want, but it was thinking about the actors AND the people they were there for.

They came by once to eat some fresh cut sushi around 8 years ago. was a chef at a restaurant. a few months later Brent Spiner arrives at a pizza store I used to do deliveries. he drove a very long early 80s car. he seemed very scared. a few weeks later, Sir Patrick Stewart visits the same pizza store with a grand British style suit with a smile. all those moments, I thought of them oddly. but was glad to see them.

Gates Mcfadden is 67! Holy shit.

@Mark-yn4vl

8 жыл бұрын

Yes! She has ALWAYS been banging hot, and killer legs!

@DeathBringer769

8 жыл бұрын

Mcfappen.

@leaventura1400

8 жыл бұрын

Mm 'm'mmm' m'mmm'mm'lmm

@startrektngextras7009

7 жыл бұрын

Gates and Marina are both seriously hot.

@brahsumatra

7 жыл бұрын

TravellingShoes I'd hit it!

Oh man, at 14:00 when they were hugging, I was waiting for Troi to come out and be like "I'm sensing some emotions right now."

As a retired disabled veteran, that brought a tear to see the actors share there heartfelt appreciation, not just for one brave soldier, but for all veterans and military worldwide, as well to the family and friends who also sacrifice to support us. I can’t even count how many times people have shook my hand, given a pat on the back and a warm thank you for my service, not to mention how people stepped aside to let me to the front of a checkout line or strangers who told me my money was no good here and paid for my coffee and meals when I was in uniform, ones that saw me walking on a side walk and offered a ride, to all the caring and selfless people who go out of there way to show there support and appreciation, you are my hero’s! Thank you for all you do for all us soldiers.

The original Star Trek is a classic, TNG was/is the 1 of my generation. I had no idea at the time it would go on to become the classic it is 2day. Both shows STILL to this day are just gr8 television.

"Jonathan, 30 years at the royal Shakespeare company for this."

Star Trek TNG is a life changing show if anyone is willing to spend time to watch it. To my dad who needed to learn english, TNG provided the most clearest dialogue and the most accurate grammar to date. He was not a fan of the show, but used it as a learning tool. So that was great. For me, I learned Sci-fi for the first time by watching TNG. They expanded the thought of the human capacity and made you think and consider who we are and what we can become/accomplish.

@paulsmith3266

7 жыл бұрын

I agree. ST is written in good English.

@sgshaday

2 жыл бұрын

My dad too. He was though a fan of the show so it was double the enjoyment for him. This is the stuff we watch together to this day. Now so far away, through zoom 1 or 2 episodes a day whenever able. It always pulls me home.

I liked that respect they gave to people with PTSD and what people go through. So many other issues that watching this show got us through.

Star Trek: TNG - The Inner Light.. definitely one of my favorite episodes. and Chain of Command is probably a favorite of many.

@pqiptesdana81

5 жыл бұрын

Yes I love that episode too.

@jeffturner6698

4 жыл бұрын

Yes! And Masks, and Time Squared, and all the Q"s. Sorry, got carried away

I love how certain cast members speak their mind I love it what a great show

The way Marina takes charge is amazing. When I start my Shandling-esque series I may need Her as my producer....

@dracopticon7788

10 жыл бұрын

It was Gates McFadden who took charge of acknowledging the veteran off stage. Not Marina.

@bertrach

10 жыл бұрын

and what is wrong with a beautiful English accent, pray tell? ;)

@dracopticon7788

10 жыл бұрын

I generally like British actors over US ones, but Marina gives me a tacky taste in my mouth.

@BrittaneyRocks04

8 жыл бұрын

+Dracopticon Oh the irony, an American calling a Brit tacky!

@dracopticon7788

8 жыл бұрын

+BrittaneyRocks04 Thanks but I'm a Swede, not an American.

Riker and Troi lovestory is really the reason why i watched this show...and now I'm rerunning the series..we all have our own fav character...for me Star Trek TNG is the best Star Trek... I'm also in a moving on stage ..so i guess they really help people a lot.. luv u guys

That man that had his legs blown off... And then the cast went to hug him.. omg, that was a tear jerker!!

The Next Generation anchored our Saturday evenings as my wife and I moved into our thirties with family surrounding us. I cannot recall missing (either seeing them live or taped for later on our VCR; remember those?) any episodes in that era of their original broadcast. That I look back and see the start of the show was 27 years ago I certainly become very nostalgic and completely understand the still-powerful draw of Star Trek: The Next Generation. Steady-on, Star Trekkers.

@EarthEphemeralGems

8 жыл бұрын

Same for me my mother and sister saturday was the best night of our lives. It was the only thing we truly enjoyed as a family. Even now my mother and i wont talk for years but when a new movie comes out we try to see it together. I miss this show a bunch

Brent Spiner has become Noonian Soong in real life simply by aging!

@B1az1ngSuN

8 жыл бұрын

+BrittaneyRocks04 Haha very good.

@Maphisto86

8 жыл бұрын

+BrittaneyRocks04 Oh come on! It is not like Brent's face is melting. ; P

@vanmoody

8 жыл бұрын

+BrittaneyRocks04 roflol. You are exactly right. He wouldn't even need makeup now.

@Vhee0829

8 жыл бұрын

+BrittaneyRocks04 Still handsome :P

@larrytipton2868

8 жыл бұрын

Ohhhh! BURN! Not bad Brittaney.

When she says "I enjoyed 'A Fistful of Data' cause we had to go to another studio" I seriously for a moment just thought "what are you talking about, that was just the holodeck"

@Scripture-Man

7 жыл бұрын

LOL Yes it's funny how real that ship felt to us, including the Holodeck.

@greecoboost

5 жыл бұрын

OMG....it took me a second to actually process what you've said here because I, too, couldn't quite let go of the holodeck. xD

@Pinkielover

5 жыл бұрын

she loved datas fists.. rapid thrusting

@keramiroberts6695

4 жыл бұрын

Hahahaha! Yeah me too!

i fucking love DATA . man whenever im having a shitty day at work i picture data and captain picard and then captain picard calling MR DATA lol . been watching the episodes over again , they calm my anxiety down .

For the veteran, Thank you for serving our country and thank you for saying it. Wow, that almost made me cry. I am not a veteran and he is right. He speaks for all of us. I never knew I felt that way but it is true. These shows did speak to me. It was like a family and although they were fictional characters, they were role models. I hope that the cast and crew realizes just how magical of an impact they made on our lives.

love what they did for that vet.

@carmengogeidnas9670

3 жыл бұрын

I'm not crying, you are

"Unlike us, You just played yourself" HA! nice one Spinner lol

Watching this in 2020.... when they all went to the vet...that was GOLD. And he is right.

Denise Crosby suddenly beams onto the bridge at 10:47

Never been to one of these but I adore TNG just so much. Watched this whole video and loved every moment. Really amazing! Thank you original uploader :)

The Veteran talking at 12:10 just touched my heart! I can SO understand what he means about it helping him get through tough times. The premise/moral to the episodes in the show just gives such a sense of hope and positivity to me.

@stargazer5511

8 жыл бұрын

+Sirmellowman So true. The show can really draw you in and help you forget about life for a while. It is therapeutic. Episodes like The Drumhead and Brothers have always stuck with me. The end line of Brothers really makes you think. They're brothers, Data. Brothers forgive.

@Paretozen

7 жыл бұрын

Sirmellowman yea but then I think about all the iraqiis with lost limps, being cast out of society, begging on sandy streets in pain and little healthcare, with the looming threat of ISIS. and i cant help to think how fucked up and stupid this human race is at the moment in history, as pointed out many times in TNG.

That was so nice of them to hug that soldier

Wow, that veteran even made ol' Bill Shatner cry...

Thank you for uploading this video is was great to see them all back together :)

Brent missed an obvious humorous answer to the "what aspect of your character do you have in real life" question.... "I cannot use contractions..."

I’ve seen a lot of these conventions..At first Marina was a bit much, then, kinda punk rock...seeing the way this video started...that’s why Marina is awesome. She is the only, and I mean ONLY one who would make a scene to help those people in the audience, at the sake of embarrassing herself. That’s why she keeps showing up, rocking the house, and the other actors love it, trust me...just finished the video...the story about Dorn? My point again. People like her fuck shit up in a good way, gotta respect that. She literally helped save him hours every time in that make up chair, only she would do that, everybody just minds their business and is too scared to help.

Gates "if we agree with the wars or not there are other ways to handle it...but soldiers, thank you!" Damn right!~

Imagine TNG with Sirtis playing as herself...

BBC America has TNG marathons every week... as a matter of fact im watching it right now. I'll have it on even in the background and it has like a calming effect on me. I never get tired of watching them.

@caligirl3000

9 жыл бұрын

+zestydude87 Yes!!! Very calming. I go nuts when I can't watch. Something about TNG .Wish there was a channel for us Trekkie's!!! Strickly TNG!!!

roddenberry just had this incredible vision of what humans could be and made a show about it. that’s what makes next generation the best and most timeless trek. so little television has any vision, or meaning.

incredible fan moment begins at 12:00

@AlexReiter1988

6 жыл бұрын

nailbiterRG Wonderful :)

@karnathracklar9596

6 жыл бұрын

meh, guy needs some counseling

@Lordmij

5 жыл бұрын

Almost teared up

@Via_The_Void

5 жыл бұрын

Star Trek means a great deal to a lot of people. We can't comprehend what that Soldier had to endure during his active service. So let's not scoff people.

@Pinkielover

5 жыл бұрын

guy shouldnt have join the military

Just like with so much of Star Trek, I get hit with unexpected feels in this video. That veteran's moment really opened the floodgates in my eyes. Respect

I adore Marina, have met her many times. She's a pretty, super-nice lady.

@dianeg183

9 жыл бұрын

Diane Grossheim And Gates actually looks much better now than she did back then. She was so sweet to my kids.

My god, Gates McFadden looks absolutely hot

@Pinkielover

5 жыл бұрын

if you like trans looking woman

@itchyisvegeta

4 жыл бұрын

Completely agree. She's aged very gracefully, and continues to do so.

@Frankincensedjb123

3 жыл бұрын

@@Pinkielover 😁😉🤣

@WilliamHBaird-eq2hp

3 жыл бұрын

Always has been Hot and is still a Milf!

This veteran appreciates what the cast did and said.Good show folks.

The bit where they hugged the war vet just finished me. The show and the cast were a gift.

Love the chairs, fair enough too if you're going to relive the memories of the show, have the chairs from the show

Tilda Swinton as Data would be PERFECT! lmao

@2hopskipjump2

7 жыл бұрын

omg, u r a genius! Yes!

Patrick Stewart impression of Bill is AMAZING.

Thanks for this! Some of the moments between Spiner and Dorn reminded me of the scene in Liaisons where Worf complains about a bad-tempered ambassador, and Data says, "You share all those qualities in abundance; perhaps you should try to build on your similarities."

Ok, that vet broke my heart. Poor thing. Great what they did.

These people are so kind. I would love to meet them in person some day.

Marina Sirtis at convention panels never gets old!

Patrick Stewart And Brent Spiner were the two great acting talents in the Next Generation.

What a touching moment with the veteran. Love!

Thank you very much for posting this.

AMAZING CAST.. BIG FAN.. THE SHOW HAD EVERYTHING..

That hug for that Veteran Gentleman says it all to me about the wonder of Star Trek. God bless them all.

thanks for posting this. it was great to see how they are now

I Love Gates,Marina and Lady Denise Crosby!,Rock and Roll, With Star Trek

Ok the war vet and the cast hugs... Tears. Incredible.

@AnthonyP73

7 жыл бұрын

Yep, not American but tears here too.

@vectorconcepts1

7 жыл бұрын

Damn ! i'm speechless right there !

@sarahkinsey5434

7 жыл бұрын

My faith in humanity is partially restored because of this little moment.

@soundhealer6043

7 жыл бұрын

I was moved also, but always the funny guy too, I thought it would have been hilarious if Bill would have yelled out, "Get a life"! lol Brent looked like he couldn't be bothered, haha.

@sarahkinsey5434

7 жыл бұрын

Richard Plunkett Yeah the women and Frakes got up right away, and it looked like the rest followed so they wouldn't look bad.

I like how it takes 11 minutes for Denise Crosby to be seen or heard from.

This is G.D. gold. Everyone shines. And Shatner is an amazing gift to us all.

10:40 I only just realized that Denise Crosby was on the stage. lol When i heard them say Denise, i was like wtf? I was expecting to see her come out the backstage, apologizing for being late or something.

@jeffturner6698

4 жыл бұрын

Hahaha right??? Me too

Never been to a convention, so I wouldn't know if anyone ever noticed-- Rodenberry's ship crews were virtually devoid of narcissism. A common vision and purpose brought everyone together. Characters that didn't know each other very well would be there for each other in a pinch because they all shared the same ideals. Even the asocial or timid were supported, encouraged, tutored. Complete opposite of what is often found in U Tube comment sections. Can't make the world of Star Trek a living reality treating each other that way. Isn't the world of civil harmony, like in Insurrection what captivates the fans?

@Scripture-Man

7 жыл бұрын

Yes, it's not warp travel and transporters that are the real fiction, the real fiction is the idea that mankind could one day stop being so evil. Unfortunately, that is impossible for man to achieve. No matter how hard humans try, they just can't overcome the evil that is in everyone. However, I am here to proclaim that there _is_ as way for sinful humans to be made good: through the Gospel of Jesus Christ… One day there _will_ be a society of good, noble human beings, very similar to Star Trek, only even nicer. It is called the Realm of God (also known as the Kingdom of God). The humans who live in this Realm will all be men and women who have repented of their former evil ways, and followed after Jesus Christ, and been born again, made into new people. These people will rise from the dead and receive new, immortal bodies and live forever with Jesus. That is a true hope, not fiction. I know Jesus, He has come into my life and spoken to me and He has set me free from the horrible sin I used to be in. I am a completely changed man, free from evil thoughts and motivations. Christ set me free from the grip that sin had over me. Now I am able to be good, and I would fit in perfectly with the characters on the Enterprise. That is the kind of place where I am heading: not into Starfleet, but into a future community of good, saintly people who have all been forgiven of their former mistakes and granted the power to overcome both sin and death and live forever in glory. Being part of the Realm of God is even better than being in Starfleet :) But folks, please beware of "church" - it is a false religion established by Satan. Religion does not save people, nor does belonging to a church. Instead, read the Gospel of John and follow after *Jesus* and talk to Him. That's all I did, in my bedroom, and real miracles started happening in my life. But the process of salvation cannot begin without repentance over what we have done wrong. Finding our way into the Realm of God is not about improving our lives, it's about one worthless life ending and a new, much better one beginning, through the indwelling Spirit of God who changes men into new people. If anyone would like more info, please subscribe to my channel where I am shortly going to be sharing some videos covering the essential truths of salvation in Jesus Christ. Best wishes and God bless you. :)

I love how everyone is roasting everyone lol

I was not prepared for the feels. Great people.

oh wow 13:00 got me right in the feels

@lbat5276

9 жыл бұрын

Peter Smith big time

@BrendanRobert

9 жыл бұрын

Peter Smith Their response to him is so genuine and caring, it really reaffirms the quality of people that Gene picked to represent such a great show. These guys are awesome and they're really sincere and humble about it.

@thurin84

9 жыл бұрын

Peter Smith yes. ALL YOU VETS OUT THERE THANKS YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE AND SACRIFICE!!!

@Johnboydownunder

9 жыл бұрын

Peter Smith It is the first time I have seen Bill Shatner choked up....

@fRo0tLo0p

9 жыл бұрын

+Peter Smith Yep. That triggered severe eye allergies here.

I used to watch this show with my father when I was a young lad. He used to tell me stories about how he used to watch the first one religiously and we bonded more .Thank you to this show!

I was listening to this at work but that bit with the soldier hit me so hard I had to go escape to the bathroom just to keep from crying in public lmao, props to that dude he touched a lot of people

@knightrcer

Жыл бұрын

I remembered this watching it 2 years ago and this popped into my mind. I blame the onions in my kitchen for the tears.

So many cringe questions, but I loved how the cast members made it fun, and funny.

ALWAYS loved original series, TNG, DS-9, VOYAGER and even ENTERPRISE. LONG LIVE THE FEDERATION!

This show is wonderful, great audience

My favorite episode of TNG is The Neutral Zone, last episode of season 1. It was the one where data finds frozen people in space & Dr. Crusher brings em back to life.

@jeffturner6698

4 жыл бұрын

Oh yeah... the millionaire, the housewife and musician. The musician was great. Drank, and hung out with "the android" hahaha

Marina is touch and go...thats why I love her!

At 24:30 its like someone remembered they had a brain and began to use the zoom..

Yeah my family would come together and watch TNG. On the television. The only time the whole family watched the show. Love Michael Dorn a great actor

Marina Sirtis would make a pretty great starship Captain. She gets things done.

Awww man this gives me memories of the old days of TNG!

Gates.

I love all of the star treks

He does show up to some reunions. He is very respectful of The Star trek fans. If you can find it you should see the Reunion from canada

Marina Sirtis and Gates McFadden are both heroes among that cast. Marina for clearing the sight lines, Gates for leading the charge down to acknowledge that soldier. They are carrying the torch with honor. Magnificent.

@ryandawley6587

4 жыл бұрын

P.S. Spiner's job is to break everyone's balls, and when he passes away, everyone will miss him for that more than they know.

So much love in that room.

Great upload. I hope they all gathered around a took a picture with that guy.

gates and marina are so cool

Only Michael Dorn could have pulled off Klingon Opera. Maylota!!!!!!

Marinas so funny 😂😂😂😂😂

Marina Sirtis made the show this time. Almost died laughing.

This is great. There should have been more mash ups with the old and new casts