Discusión Star Trek: The Next Generation
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Data has a brother!
The conflict itself took a little too long to set up, but the final segment of this episode was actually exciting.
Brent Spiner seemed to enjoy the opportunity to do some hamming up.
I now understand the comments other posters have made about Data occasionally using contractions in his speech in earlier episodes.
Haha. A brief shout out to Asimov. I have fond memories of reading I, Robot in my English class when I should have been paying attention to the lectures on how to diagram sentences.
The show as a whole seems to be gradually improving. I'm looking forward to continuing.
Contestado por Moonglum9
el 21 de febrero de 2018 a las 13:55
Did you notice how they kept bringing up the point that Data couldn't use contractions, but at the very end after he disposed of Lore and they asked him how he was, he said "I'm fine". I always wondered if that was an intentional thing or not.
Contestado por revengine
el 24 de febrero de 2018 a las 17:54
I remember during the episode The Big Goodbye when Data visited the holodeck with Picard and Crusher, he took on the character of the time period including using some of the vernacular which made use of a lot of contractions. For myself, this was one of the biggest violations of the "Data can't use contractions" rule. But yeah, that Lore. Must have been one heck of a problem child to have forced Soong to disassemble him.
Contestado por sukhisoo
el 24 de febrero de 2018 a las 21:09
In The Big Goodbye, he reprogrammed his diction to the "Film Noir cliche" setting.
Contestado por Knixon
el 24 de febrero de 2018 a las 22:56
Whereas in The Naked Now, his dick-tion was already pre-programmed.
Contestado por wonder2wonder
el 12 de enero de 2020 a las 00:04
Saying that an advanced android like Data cannot use 'contractions', is like saying that Data's linguistic programming is only at the level of a toddler.
It is as ridiculous as when future androids/computers can be disabled with Epimenides paradox.
Contestado por Knixon
el 12 de enero de 2020 a las 00:40
Maybe it was a deliberate part of making Data appear different and non-threatening. Remember how Lore - who did use contractions - was said to have been "TOO human?"
Contestado por Nexus71
el 14 de enero de 2020 a las 21:09
Yeah it's not like the people will think that his rather pale yellowish complexion would scare the Hell out of them.
Contestado por wonder2wonder
el 14 de enero de 2020 a las 22:35
"The Simpsons (1989-)" aren't that scary.
Contestado por Nexus71
el 15 de enero de 2020 a las 07:30
They are!To me it looks like everybody in Sprinfield suffers from hepatitis.