He has the strength of 10 men, doesn't get tired, rust or ever sleep! In an epic encounter with the Klingon Nu’Daq, our metal friend Data is challenged to an armwrestle, Klingon style. When Nu’Daq loses he tries a new move. Lets just say the Klingon isn't counting on Data's very hard head.
Data: "My upper spinal support is a polyalloy designed for extreme stress. My skull is composed of cortenide and duranium."
When you listen closely you can hear chuckles in the Enterprises Ten Forward bar. Should Guinan aka Whoopi Goldberg have intervened? Did you know about Data's molybdenum-cobalt, tripolymer or polyalloys? What would you have done in the same situation?
Laugh Long and prosper, trekinators!
10 comments:
Data had no idea how strongly he'd bested him either.
Oh, I'd forgotten just how delicious that show was...I have so little time for TV. I am a super-Trekkie though, and that was a great clip to start my day. Love me some stubborn Klingons...and Data is my fave next gen character.
Nice to meet you and thanks for the follow. I've followed back. I will have to come back after The Challenge and catch up...so many blogs to visit as a co-host, but I'm glad I found a keeper here.
Tina @ Life is Good
A to Z Team @ Blogging From A to Z April Challenge 2014
Great clip! The Klingon was a little short on the subtleties of bribery...made me start my day with a laugh!
Data was always so funny and that's because Spiner is so brilliant.
The patrons in 10 forward weren't just chuckling, the few in the background were watching as well.
Loved that.
He kinda freaks me out, with a complexion even paler than mine!
Oh Data! My all-time favorite Trek character!!
Also, in the event of a water landing, he was designed to act as a flotation device!
Data, the best character created since Spock!
I crack up every time I see the Klingon and Data incident in Ten Forward. TNG's "the chase" has some really fine moments with the Romulans, Cardassians, Klingons and Dominion collaborating with humans for the first time.
Its always a joy to meet a Super Trekkie whose kind words I will treasure forever, Thank you Tina for the memory.
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