[Video] - Star Trek: The Next Generation - "The Offspring" (S3 E16)

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Cameron Rosen2 years ago
"His hands... were moving faster than I could see, trying to stay ahead of each breakdown. He refused to give up. It was remarkable." Tears. Every goddamned time.
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J T Torgerson1 year ago
It is an absolute crime that no one in Star Trek has ever been nominated for an acting award.
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dom uncl2 years ago (edited)
"I love you father" and "I will feel it for both of us" always moves me to tears.
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manco821 year ago
Data can't say the words "I love you", but he proves it in his own way. Actions > words.
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Leonard Weisfeld9 months ago (edited)
"Flirting, laughter Painting, family Female...human" [She dies]
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Cmdr. Lal1 year ago
Directed by Jonathan Frakes.
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Joe C1 year ago
1:35 When the admiral delivers that line, and you can see he is close to tears I always believed that besides being in awe of Data for his effort to save Lal, the Admiral felt guilt his actions led to Lal feeling fear which led to her malfunction and death in his mind the idea that he indirectly killed someones child would be a heavy burden for him.
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Peter Schofield2 years ago
One of the best reviews (and summary) I've read about this episode was from the website Suite 101: "ironically, one of the warmest, funniest and touching episodes in the whole series revolves around two artificial beings", proof that science-fiction can generate just as much emotion as any other genre.
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