Wouldn't you agree, Number 1?

Posted by Salty_Flamingo_2303@reddit | TNG | View on Reddit | 28 comments

Unsure if it's Will nailing J-L's accent, or the way he puts the doll under his arm after the comment, but I just love this scene (S7 E2).

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monji_cat@reddit

Does anyone know where that figure actually ended up? Private colllection of some kind?

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BetterVantage@reddit

It was kept by a crewmember until very recently. And yes, its now in a private collection.

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Champ_5@reddit

Its awesome. Riker's imitation of Picard, trying to make off with the doll, Picard explaining it to the Admiral; its one of my favorite scenes in the whole series.

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dantheplanman1986@reddit

I love the way he primly tucks it into his arm as he turns on his heel to walk off with it

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Salty_Flamingo_2303@reddit (OP)

Same!

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Salty_Flamingo_2303@reddit (OP)

Yes!! Thank you! I get such a giggly feeling during those scenes.

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Garguyal@reddit

I love Riker's little. "I'm keeping this," maneuver when he exits the scene.

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B3ximus@reddit

Would have been brilliant continuity if it had ended up seen on a shelf in the background of Riker's quarters in a later episode.

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uberneuman_part2@reddit

“It wasn’t me calling your mother a whore it was ‘Lit’ Picard’ saying it.”

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And in the next scene, he indicates to Will, before he decides there to be a "Commander Riker Day" for the kids, that the prize he selected was another sculpture of him, and from the description, it may have been the clay bust. If that impressed him, I might easily agree; a bust like that is impressive out of a kid. :)

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Salty_Flamingo_2303@reddit (OP)

Aww that's awesome! Had no idea.

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