On Star Trek: TNG, those aren't Captain Picard's hands holding his flute

[pesco]

Originally published at: https://boingboing.net/2019/02/13/on-star-trek-tng-those-aren.html

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[Boundegar]

…they’re his feet.

[wait_really]

I wish it was Lizzo::obsessed::

[anon61833566]

There is no shame in letting another man play your flute. Picard is an evolved man of the 24th century.

[CreakyLadder]

Kristen Wiig doll hands is all I can see now.

[FGD135]

[tuhu]

I never thought they were.

[Magdalene]

Yass. her.

[Oo_oO]

That was (ahem) good as hell.

[anon62577920]

but can he make a cup of tea (earl grey)

[GiantRobotPilot]

They did a much better job with Picard’s flute than when Riker grabs his transporter double. His arm looks really unnatural in that scene.

[anon24181555]

Now I’m starting to think they aren’t even really in space.

[wait_really]

I wanted to get my partner tickets to her upcoming tour, damned if the whole thing sold out in minutes

What can ya do, she’s on a rocket ship

[AnthonyI]

I like that episode. It’s kind of reminds me a little of Ambrose Bierce’s “An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge”.

[knoxblox]

those aren’t Captain Picard’s hands holding his flute

[anon78706664]

[redesigned]

when you’re the captain you have a #1 to hold your flute when you have to #1.

[SqualusAcanthias]

[generic_name]

I knew that episode was too good to be true. Now I’ll have to revise my plans for traveling to a distance planet in order to learn an instrument in only thirty minutes of actual elapsed time.

[Brainspore]

Also: David Bowie never learned how to do contact juggling with crystal orbs for Labyrinth. Those were juggler Michael Moschen’s hands.