Now feels like a good time for this clip

He actually read this monologue during his eulogy for Gene. I hope someone does this for him as well

No words. 😢

As a teenager, this scene actually helped me come to terms with the fact I couldn't follow or accept religion, but I also just couldn't accept we just blink out. Even though it was a TV show, it helped me lose my fear of dying.

@RawbertBeef he gives such a beautiful answer, and today i’m crying

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It's a good choice. Actually one of my favorite episodes as well. Season 2, Episode 2, "Where Silence Has Lease"

That jacket pulling will forever remain iconic

Remember when TV shows didn't talk down to the audience?

I think I want to cry 😢💔💔💔

>oh, is that all... So beautifully delivered...

I'm so happy that my feed is filled with Startrek, yet so sad at the reason.

he will live forever

The whole clip is beautiful, but the last few frames give the expression of "Oh my gosh stfu" Thank you, Patrick Stewart, for your important acting in Star Trek.

A very well delivered scene and very convincing. I have to also give credit to the writers of the show for some darn smart writing.

A man debating existential philosophy with a robot is exactly the type of thing that pulled child me into sci-fi so hard. I am so grateful for this show, and for Patrick. I hope you're happy with whatever answer you got.

As long as we all think of him in love and kindness and act according to his values, Sir Patrick Stewart will never be forgotten. RIP 🕯

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A well said response to what is life in the presence of God, creator of the entire universe and all that is within it.

One of the greatest scenes in all the years of Star Trek The Next Generation

Written by Jack Sowards who also wrote Star Trek II The Wrath of Khan.

The song playing is my ringtone. I was so confused for a minute. Erik Satie

The video is 1:43 mins long. He gave us a life time of love. So yes. We love you too Captain. Rest in peace.

Excellent time for this clip, sir.

Feels like we lost a father

engage <3

It's why I love TNG. Fantastic entertainment with great depth at times and incredible stories from the best imaginations

I'm a fan of STNG but we must face that all of Star Trek is an attempt to model the ultimate secular humanist view of life, humankind, and the universe. This clip ends with gobblegook as an accidental admition that secular humanism cannot answer the most important questions

All this dust is getting in my eyes.