I think that was "The Bonding".
Favorite 'Little' Moments Of TNG...
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This exchange between Worf and Lwaxanna always cracks me up 
Just found it. It was the episode "Legacy".
(youtube.com/watch?v=0Yo9CNdXn_Y)
Though the conversation with Data and Riker from "The Bonding" has some good Riker moments as well.
(youtube.com/watch?v=0Yo9CNdXn_Y)
Though the conversation with Data and Riker from "The Bonding" has some good Riker moments as well.
Worf: We're suppposed to just sit here?
"Naughty thoughts Jean-Luc, but I'm glad you still think of me that way"
And then the look on his face.
And then the look on his face.
Data: Mr. Worf does not belong in our universe.
Another favorite moment from TNG when Data takes dancing lessons from Dr Crusher in "Data's Day:"
From The Wounded:
Benjamin Maxwell: "I'm not going to win this one, am I, Chief?"
Miles O'Brien: "No, Sir."
In fact, that entire scene is one of my favourites in the series.
Benjamin Maxwell: "I'm not going to win this one, am I, Chief?"
Miles O'Brien: "No, Sir."
In fact, that entire scene is one of my favourites in the series.
As a kid, I remember any scene where Geordi removed his visor and had those white eyes
I love the song that they sing together after Miles boards through the shields to try to talk Maxwell down.
Me, too. The Minstrel Boy. One of my favourite folk songs. There are some really nice interpretations on youtube if anyone cares to check them out.
Well, to be honest, I am sure that I have several, but the one that comes to mind at the moment, is in the episode "The Enemy", whrre Capt. Picard and Lt. Worf are in Picard's ready room.
Lieutenant Worf : "I have not had cause to complain, Captain".
Captain Jean-Luc Picard : "Oh. Lieutenant, you wouldn't complain even if you had cause".
To me, that truly sums up the character of the type of person Worf really is. The more difficult and trying, the more he seems to enjoy it.
Lieutenant Worf : "I have not had cause to complain, Captain".
Captain Jean-Luc Picard : "Oh. Lieutenant, you wouldn't complain even if you had cause".
To me, that truly sums up the character of the type of person Worf really is. The more difficult and trying, the more he seems to enjoy it.
In YE where Picard was stood in front of the view screen in “normal”time and where it switched to the alternative timeline and his uniform, and the background changed. Very clever visual.
I don't know whether it constitutes a "little moment", but if nobody's mentioned the teaser for "Cause and Effect", I'm happy to do so.
First time I watched it I thought they'd rescheduled the show for the evening and I'd tuned in partway through or something. It was utterly baffling.
First time I watched it I thought they'd rescheduled the show for the evening and I'd tuned in partway through or something. It was utterly baffling.
I just watched "deja Q" today -- the mariachi band scene was great. Q playing the trumpet.
"Ensigns of Command" Data: "That was the stun setting. This is not." And then he obliterates their aqueduct.
The Royale, The woman says I'm losing my shirt, and then Data checks out her chest and gets a weird look on his face.
Not sure what episode it was, but Worf practicing his speech to Alexander and then saying "...a boy becomes a sword."
Data saying, "What are your intentions with my daughter..."
And of course Data's [poetry reading.
Not sure what episode it was, but Worf practicing his speech to Alexander and then saying "...a boy becomes a sword."
Data saying, "What are your intentions with my daughter..."
And of course Data's [poetry reading.
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