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Zed Aleph
Добавлен 3 сен 2006
Andy Prieboy Sins of My Fathers
Andy Prieboy Sins of My Fathers from the 1995 album of the same name
Hello the Dubbed Recording Corporation has combined the talents and experience of Hollywood's outstanding musical directors artists and technicians to produce music Music of an integrity that fulfills all the exacting demands of you You the professional funeral director
Dorothy Gale From Kansas
She knows how it feels;
To see that twister coming
Rippin' up the fields
Goddamn I get religious
When that cyclone blows
Shelter door is locked and
Nature is outa control
I was a white successful
Eurocentric male
I thought my life was stressful
'Til my mentors went to jail
I fell off of the top of
The Tower of Babel
Speaking Suma C...
Hello the Dubbed Recording Corporation has combined the talents and experience of Hollywood's outstanding musical directors artists and technicians to produce music Music of an integrity that fulfills all the exacting demands of you You the professional funeral director
Dorothy Gale From Kansas
She knows how it feels;
To see that twister coming
Rippin' up the fields
Goddamn I get religious
When that cyclone blows
Shelter door is locked and
Nature is outa control
I was a white successful
Eurocentric male
I thought my life was stressful
'Til my mentors went to jail
I fell off of the top of
The Tower of Babel
Speaking Suma C...
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Видео
Star Trek Voyager S1 E1 Janeway Speech extended
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This version provides a bit of background explanation for Janeway's decision to take the long way home for those not familiar with Star Trek Voyager or the unique series premise.
Star Trek Voyager S1 E1 Janeway Speech
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"Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path, and leave a trail" Emerson
Star Trek: Voyager - Year Of Hell End
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Star Trek: Voyager - Year Of Hell End
Star Trek Zefram Cochrane Warp Flight
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Star Trek Zefram Cochrane Warp Flight
Al Bundy on Revenge
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Al really does have a point when he says 'It's what separates us from the animals'. Speaking of animals, I did NOT upload this video as an endorsement of misogyny against women at all. Although out of context this scene might be interpreted as such by toxic misogynists who are either too stupid or prejudiced to understand irony, the kind of men who take NO MA'AM literally and don't see NO MA'AM...
Cheers - Frasier & Dickens
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"......and there was a bloodthirsty clown.....who lured children into the sewers and swallowed them whole!!!"
Star Trek: Into Darkness - Enterprise surfacing from ocean
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Star Trek: Into Darkness - Enterprise surfacing from ocean
Prayer to Crom - Conan The Barbarian (1982)
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Do you want to live forever?
Star Trek First Contact Economics of the future
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Star Trek First Contact Economics of the future
Star Trek First Contact Earth Battle HD
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Star Trek First Contact Earth Battle HD
The Punisher (2004) - Not Vengeance Punishment
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The Punisher (2004) - Not Vengeance Punishment
Married with Children He Thought He Could
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Married with Children He Thought He Could
Star Trek Voyager - Equinox end Ransom
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Star Trek Voyager - Equinox end Ransom
I LIED 🤥 lol 😂 lol 🤣
same fuckface from Warriors 😅
Even got children are commanded to defend what's right not to be cowardice
Great now I HAVE to start a rewatch asap 🥲
0:20 It looks more like Cochrane says "Oh shit!" But they ADR'd him to keep the cursing to a minimum :3
Why does everyone sound like they just hit the helium
Try to even imagine being Will & Geordi on that flight. That'd be like going back to 1776 and crossing the Deleware with George Washington or to 1969 and landing on the moon with Neil Armstrong & Buzz Aldrin. It's truly unimaginable.
I think this scene with Zefram Cochrane breaking the Warp Barrier is inspired by the opening scene in the film The Right Stuff, a 1983 American epic historical drama film about Project Mercury and the start of the American Space Program. The opening scene of the film features Chuck Yeager breaking the sound barrier, proceeded by the narration: "Narrator : There was a demon that lived in the air. They said whoever challenged him would die. Their controls would freeze up, their planes would buffet wildly, and they would disintegrate. The demon lived at Mach 1 on the meter, seven hundred and fifty miles an hour, where the air could no longer move out of the way. He lived behind a barrier through which they said no man could ever pass. They called it the sound barrier." The film then dramatically covers Yeager breaking the sound barrier on Oct. 14, 1947. With Sam Shepard playing Chuck Yeager, who also made a cameo as an extra in the bar in the opening scene of the movie. Great film. Based on the 1979 book of the same name by Tom Wolfe.
@@zed51aleph One of my favorites!
Is that Classical music? Yes I believe it is.
Travelling at warp speed sans computer guidance! Lucky they didnt his anything
AND THEY JUST warp INTO STARS AND PLANETS. It’s flat.
Is it me or they sound like Oompa Loompa
to much blaspheming thumb down script wirter
Interesting that Magic Carpet Ride is the music played during the first warp flight since the Alcubierre Warp Metric is literally shaped like a magic carpet.
... turn that down a little.... riker GET OUT
So how did they land back on earth after the warp test ???????
How do they warp past stars and planets? More predictive programming. The earth Is flat.
This gives me the same goosebumps as Apollo 11 when I was but a pup. Its that real for me.
This Cochrane looks completely different to the TOS Cochrane. 😂
Love how gravity systems are up and operational right away
Measure, calculate and prove gravity.
hello hello
Still wish the song was "Go Johnny Go" The ultimate space rock song!
Everyone in the bar would have been vaporized.
I've always wondered, how did Cochrane plan on landing that thing? Surely he had to get back to the surface somehow and he wouldn't have been planning on the Vulcans helping.
Seeing Counselor Troi drunk was really fun.. Looks good too.
Troi sucks 🌭
You guys are just repeating the jokes in the comments. I guarantee they’re not as funny.
Nobody likes a party pooper. I think that's just a sign of how good the writers were on Cheers and how great the show was as a sitcom. It's got a huge legacy.
Since he was at warp 1.0 (speed of light) for about 10 seconds, he traveled approximately 1.86 million miles. That well farther than the moon but not even close to Mars or Venus
Fascinating
How do they overcome the g forces of warp speed and what type of metal from EARTH did they use that wouldn't fly apart ??? Scraps from Roswell ???
It is mad eof titanium. They specifically mention the structural inegrity field in this clip.
@@richardgregory3684well Globetards will tell you it’s the force. 😂😂😂😂. Phucking loser. It’s flat
This is no time to argue about time. We don't have the time.
How can it suddenly stop from light speed to zero without any consequence to the crew and the engine? Answer: science fiction.
Cochrane was supposed to be a scientist, not a buffoon.
How did he attain warp without antimatter
You don;t need antimatter, only POWER. Federation ships used matter-antimatter reactors to power their warp drives, but it is not an integral part of warp. The Phoenix is most likely nuclear powered. The Romulans don;t use antimatter - they used contained singularites (i.e. tiny black holes)
@@richardgregory3684you just need the fairy tale gravity
I hope I Live long enough to experience this. Star Trek was right about a lot of things in the future.
Can't fly without the music
2:43 When I see my wife getting into the shower.
Im i the only one who wish to wach serie in this timeline?
Very incongruent with TOS. Cochrane came from Alpha Centauri in TOS.
One Day Friends One Day...
Riker's like, "Nice. Classical music."
Never happened😊 before extinction
Bring out the Jimp
@@zed51aleph Z's dead😊
Did anyone else wonder how they got back and landed at the base in time for that night's party with the Vulcans?
Possibly my favorite scene in the Star Trek canom: the first time man experienced warp power
I'm just buying DVDs nowadays. I mean the amount of great stuff that came out in the 70s/80s/90s/2000s that are cheaper than out of date coleslaw and I didn't watch is staggering. I'm rediscovering amazing TV and I have an entire wall of DVD movies, games, boxsets that I've accumulated over the past two years and, the best part? I've saved money because I've cancelled all the streaming shit I was paying for AND I physically own this stuff.
I was quite young watching this Punisher Movie on TV and this Punisher Movie was so damn amazing!
Still trying to figure out how they didn't become chunky salsa, considering they likely didn't have inertial Dampers on the Phoenix
Even with today's technology they would have needed to wear diapers for the initial lift off to get out of Earth's atmosphere. Forget the dampeners, their pants would have been moist.
Sometimes it’s good to lie
Key says Sunspot Motel is where he meets former Green Berets Cooke.
I HATE what this film did with Cochrane and FIRST CONTACT. In TOS he was the DISCOVERER of the space warp. Here just stupid backwards earth is late to the warp party.
BEST STAR TREK MOVIE EVER!
How phalic is that ship on a scale from one to penis?
History records Zephram Cochrane was the first man to break lightspeed… and there were two other dudes in the back. Nobody remembers them.
What i love of this scene is it's not typical Star Trek music. One thing the Kelvin universe did right was updating the music.