Environmental Difficulties On Deck 16

Star Trek: First Contact

[@Octavius433]

Bob Picardo is such a good actor. Even his little cameo here makes me smile 20+ years later.

[@kadejito1]

I still can't believe he played the werewolf in The Howling. He was pretty hot back in the day, before he became the sour-faced Doctor 😐😆.

[@arthurhill3454]

Robert Picardo as the doctor after the Star trek voyager as Doctor and Kes

[@DannySG1]

It’s ironic that they redressed his sickbay to serve as the one aboard the Enterprise.

[@Octavius433]

@@DannySG1 that’s a great way to save money on production.

[@SFisher1993]

“39.1 degrees Celsius….like a Borg ship.” Me: “….or like summertime in Texas.” 😂

[@malin6951]

Dhaha 😂 try Australia in Summer, it's like the inside of a Tholian Ship

[@Ben82077]

For some reason I love the shot of Picard and the others walking fast down the corridor and there is a moment of tension “What’s going on?”

[@leeharris7727]

The Borg.

[@McRocket]

Beverly looked great here. ☮

[@shreddersaurusrex323]

I love the edge Picard had with formerly being a Borg.

[@Doenerwerfer]

Im a doctor, not a doorstop. Classic

[@aerontudor6542]

When my bro comes to visit and ask if he can leave the child here so i can babysit. Me: I’m a Doctor! Not a babysitter!

[@DefLeppardVanHalen]

2:19 - If I was waking up, I would be like "Am I in Heaven?"

[@Ben82077]

Picard: Quick, Mr Data, lock out the main computer! Data: I’m just pushing random buttons. Me: When I play a new fighting game.

[@scottdecker9115]

That actually worked for me when I was playing Marvel vs Capcom. I would press a bunch of random buttons and execute a character's special maneuver.

[@oldtwinsna8347]

Amazing to think how this EMH even though technically the same as the Voyager EMH , is nothing like it. The Voyager EMH having experienced so much of the crew, mission, and permanency made him distinctively way different.

[@redpillfreedom6692]

39.1 Celsius, 92% humidity. The Borg would love Florida.

[@GabriellahItaly]

Florida and Arizona

[@Glitcher2000]

Another 8% and they would be swimming.

[@ncc1701chris]

Opps someone been playing with the thermostat again naughty naughty😠

[@April-dv2pb]

Good one.

[@ncc1701chris]

@@April-dv2pb thanks my friend

[@April-dv2pb]

Your welcome. 😀

[@retluoc]

Yes, Picard is like your dad... somehow they always know. 😏

[@victorbruant389]

Way to go Borg, now everyone knew they were on the Enterprise

[@aeureus]

They would have found out one way or another with the missing crew members or power draw

[@victorbruant389]

@@aeureus but not that soon

[@aeureus]

@@victorbruant389 crew check in every hour or so and shifts rotate quit a bit. They would have noticed very soon. Not to mention Picard has a 6th sense for the Borg.

[@richardvonhohenleben3143]

@@aeureus not only a sixth sense but he somehow was still partly connected to the Hive Mind.

[@Slopmaster]

all because a drone couldn’t ignore that sticky note on the thermostat that reads “do not touch” - mgmt

[@MovieSceneDeepDive]

I just love the order/chaos of the scene because while it’s unexpected it’s also exactly controlled through a series of pre-programmed destinations

[@JustPippaNY]

1:05 Picard: Seal off deck 16! Post security teams at every access point! Worf: Aye, sir. *walks to a console, pushes buttons, and stands there*

[@brightandshiny6670]

Best of the movies ...well apart from 4....maybe 2

[@mckenziecalhoun316]

And 6

[@maloperverso8118]

Damn, it's a Good Thing that Data Types Crazy Fast! 😜

[@bigk8210]

For all us heathens 39.1° C is 102.4 ° F. That and 92% humidity... Yikes! 🥵

[@Scoonertuna]

I love how the Borg started slow but the moment Picard ordered Deck 16 sealed off, they knew subtlety was done and attempted to take full control through the computer....once that failed they decided to do the next logical step: Take over a majority of the ship to contact the Borg in distant space ...After that failed: Full Assimilation of the Enterprise

[@jamesmasztalerz5930]

The Borg won't stay on Deck 16

[@markequinox]

It’s still weird to me seeing Crusher talk to the Doctor, as we’re so used to see him only with the Voyager crew.

[@stryker214]

Apart from writers not thinking... or not wanting to make it too easy for our heroes... I wonder if the Borg cutting main power is why the crew couldn't just replicate rifles or sabers to fight the Borg. Picard's (holodeck) Tommy Gun cuts through them like a hot knife through butter and Worf repeatedly uses bladed weapons with no sign of Borg shields adapting...

[@D.M.S.]

In Star Trek Elite Force (Videogame) they built some short of shotgun to fight them, which is kinda stupid when you really think about it. They have personal shielding and ship shields can stop projectile weapons, like rockets and so on. Why would their personal shields not stop bullets?

[@1krani]

​@@D.M.S. They probably don't encounter many peojectile weapons, as such technology and cultures wouldn't be worth their time to assimilate. That or their personal shielding does little against kinetic energy compared to heat or electrical energy.

[@robertkalinic335]

It could be that standard borgs just dont have that kind of protection because everyone warp capable uses energy weapons, if they encounter projectile guns it would be simple matter of upgrading and replicating some kind of space material armor layer or even dedicated personal shield like navigational shields on space ships, for whatever reason they dont even care about less developed races except for rare exceptions. Borgs aren't exactly known to be resourceful with solutions if they encounter unexpected problems, they have less ship designs than you can count fingers on one hand. Its probably similar to being baffled about how moths can be so dumb to be confused by simple lamp and keep circling around it, if borgs didn't eliminate that kind of adaptive thinking they wouldn't be borgs in the first place.

[@jillevans1109]

Could you do scene of DS9 season 6 ep 5 Favor the Bold where Dax and Worf take out dominon ships in the beginning of the episode

[@April-dv2pb]

Yes I can.

[@SirCraigius]

Why doesn't he tell Riker what he suspects before he beams up? I dont think Riker even had a clue the Borg were taking over the clue up to the point the Pheonix launches.

[@CCJJ160Channels]

This movie is really honestly excellent, it’s a shame science fiction films are rarely considered for awards.

[@Josh_Fredman]

And...that's why you don't put your sickbay on your engineering deck if you can help it.

[@HelenLannister]

On the other hand, engineering is likely the most dangerous part of the ship to work in, so it makes sense that the sickbay would be nearly.

[@hisdudeness8328]

If you check the brief schematic of the enterprise, you’ll see that deck 16 is damn near the center of the ship. Makes sense that the area where you’d want your sickbay to be is in the most insulated and protected part of the ship.

[@Woody78489]

Wish they didn’t kill hawk.

[@bucksboyblue]

How did Beverley know it was the Borg trying to break into sick bay? There were no communcations from the bridge.

[@BangingMash]

Tricorder, she pulls it out at 0:45 - that would let her know what’s on the other side of the door.

[@samuelattas3864]

Was thinking the same, but she knew they were going to sector 001 in the 24. century to mess with the borg and propably that they followed a borg sphere back to 2063. So I guess she had an idea about what was comming through that door...

[@WingcommanderIV]

@@BangingMash Also, they were just fighting the borg, and now hours later there is somethign scary breaking through the door of her sick bay. What else is it possibly going to be?

[@MesaSkye]

23 5 Stop gap method Enter

[@Omni0404]

2:15

[@startrekiscool_123]

1:52 1:53 something gotten wrong

[@leeland206]

. .

[@user-os9wh5tw5z]

1:10

[@thirdworldrider6991]

loved this scene