In His Nakedness He Appears But A Man 

I like how Patrick Stewart played the holodeck character here as well as captain Picard.

I've never understood why the clothes aren't part of the holodeck program. They must have a huge wardrobe

I like how Patrick Stewart wanted to attack Patrick Stewart

Data should have been doing this play in the original Klingon.

It is so amazing that originally this holodeck scene was supposed to be Sherlock Holmes but because of a rights issue they had to change it; apparently it was Patrick Stewart who suggested Henry V and it ties in BRILLIANTLY with the rest of the episode. It's quite a risky thing because this is a sci-fi show but for the first two minutes, you're just watching a Shakespeare play. But hearing Data say, "His cause being just and his quarrel honorable" comes back later when Picard tells Tomalak of the Enterprise crew, "If the cause is just and honorable they are prepared to give their lives." One of the many reasons this is my favorite TNG episode

Patrick's natural northern accent

Stewart- er, Picard, encouraging Data on. xD "Good, good... Let the power of Shakespeare flow through you!"

I love how Sir Pat appeared in one scene as two different characters, simply because nobody else could deliver shakespear as good as he could, and they had to slap a load of prosthetics on him to disguise him as the guard...

Pretty sure this was why they hired Stewart.

There’s something remarkably unsettling about that stinger sequence. Perhaps it’s the implication of what’s going on - perhaps it’s seeing the massive Romulan warbird hauling ass after that scout. Either way, it’s masterful.

4:22.....Ron Jones's music in TNG was simply fantastic - he had a unique way of defining the moment and creating perfect tension in a scene when it was called for. Those few seconds with the scout ship and the Warbird decloaking tearing after it were just brilliant!

This scene has got me wanting to read Shakespeare now and trying to actually understand it haha. I love how they can weave little snippets like this into their episodes with usage of the holodeck. Seems really clever, especially for the time

Gene Roddenberry was correct to cast Shakespearian actors for the cast. Both William Shatner and Patrick Stewart came from such theater.

"Computer, freeze program" Freezes everything except the campfire 😆

One of my favorite episodes in the entire series.

I loved this scene - Brent is such a great actor.

Stewart and Shakespeare. A classic combo 😊

Great play! Data's not a bad actor, either.

But if the cause be not good, the king 'imself 'ave a 'eavy reckoning t'make, when all those legs 'n arms 'n 'eads chopped off in a battle should join together at a latter day 'n cry all "We died at suchaplace!"

Patrick Stewart describes this scene in his autobiography. He played the part of Williams to the hilt. Said he, "It was all a little cute and self-referential, but I appreciated the opportunity to have fun with Brent and play around a bit in Michael Wetmore's makeup., It was a relief to regard work as a place for fun."

It's awesome seeing Stewart in his prime doing a small part.

Foreshadowing, and introducing things that become relevant later in the episode. I can't imagine any of the new garbage trek being so clever.

The king was interested if his soldier's beans tasted different from his... 😆

Now that's how you do an intro, goddamn it!!

Oh yeah, this episode! I remember being so excited cause there were the Romulans. It's funny at the end of this season I forgot them cause the Borg were the new big threat. Wanted so much a full scale war I got in First Contact and of course the Dominion. But now I remembered why Romulans seemed so cool for me. THE SHIPS oh yes, that's a nice design!

It's so refreshing to see Picard, a Frenchman, speaking so fondly of Shakespear!

I miss this show, one of my favorite Sci-Fi TV series, besides Space: 1999 (Season 2).

Patrick Stewart’s dream is to play Falstaff. I wonder if he tried to push for such a scene.

Data looks good in a hood and cloak.

Was Patrick Stewart trying to do a Birmingham accent here? Sounds brummie to me, but it's an odd choice for a Shakespeare scene in Star Trek. I'm talking about Patrick in heavy makeup. Playing one of the men on the right of the scene (it is him btw). Not him playing Picard.

Oh yeah! This Prof. Xavier dude is just too good. And Spiner!! Wooww I'm watching again this performance

I was this many years old when I learned the other actor in this scene was Keiko's real-life husband, now a prolific video game voice actor.

Now that all of Star Trek is locked away on Paramount+ these clips are the only way for me to get my nostalgic Trek fix.

Patrick Stewart in alot of makeup lol

Between 2:18 and 2:21, it was likely at least an hour of changing makeup/costume for Sir Patrick, as well as time needed to set up that shot.

Those clothes are just created by the replicator, just as anything else

4:20 My question would be, if he's fleeing, why isn't he at warp and cloaked? Or at least at warp? Something?

Wow!

Is a man just a man when he has his Beans? Verily I say unto thee, Beans!

Henry V hell yeah

3:00

Ok.. I know Sir Patrick Stewart played the one character but WHO played the other? At first I was like it's Jonathon Frakes.. but then I was like.. NOOO I don't think so.. so who is it?

| For a 24th century Frenchman, Picard is certainly and heavily pressed into English culture...

An elaborate machine (data), talking to another elaborate machine (holodeck) and gaining the adoration and attention of humans because its getting better at doing so. So... You know all of those fake voice videos we've all watched on various platforms.....

That music... it's bittersweet knowing it won't last beyond season 3 of your clips. :')

2:30 Bro , Shakespeare is ass at portraying Human condition , Hamlet being an outlier

Henry V Act 4 Scene 1

How is Data able to use a contraction? Does that part of his speech pattern not apply during recitations?

"Thank you sir, I plan to study the performances of 3 familiar names and made-up scifi-y sounding name just so everyone's reminded we're in the future". TNG was the worst for overusing this trope.

This scene was painful to watch and listen to.

Shakespeare is apparently brilliant. Why don’t I get it? Seriously. It’s jargon.

"I cannot monetize these clips!" Of course not, you're just taking 3-4 minute stretches of 30 year old television episodes and uploading them as fast as you can. In order to generate revenue, you should actually make original content.