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'''Hawking:''' Wrong again, Albert. * reveals that he has the winning hand* }}
** Something that makes it even funnier- some years later, Brent Spiner got to meet Stephen Hawking again. Instead of a greeting, Hawking at once demanded, "Where's my money?"
* ''[[Star Trek:
** [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wxX060J4KgE#t=07m11s "Well done, Mister Broccoli."]
* Barclay meets Christina, Miles O'Brien's Tarantula.
** Bonus points for Barclay being played by Dwight Schultz aka [[The A-Team
* "Take my Worf, please."
* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K1Y5KsEptTY "Sir, I protest! I am NOT a merry man!"] (It's aided by Worf's ridiculous costume.)
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** Data, after Picard leaves, tries to lean against something...and topples over. The man sitting in the chair looking over his shoulder with a look of ''total bewilderment'' cements it.
*** Especially because that man is [[The Stoic|Worf.]]
* Data and [[Star Trek:
{{quote| '''Scotty''': What is this? ''(holds up a glass)''<br />
'''Data''': It is... ''(sniffs the drink)'' It is... ''(sniffs it again)'' It is green. }}
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* For being such a serious episode, "Half a Life" has perhaps the funniest moment of any Lwaxana episode. Troi makes the opening log entry, short and simple, in a voice full of trepidation: "My mother is on board." Then we cut to Picard timidly poking his head into a hallway to make sure the coast is clear.
* Data (attempting to laugh at Geordi's joke) breaking into a creepy and highly inappropriate forced giggle that goes on far too long than it should, before going back to his duties as if nothing happened.
* A blooper from the first season has Brent Spiner, in a flawless imitation of Jimmy Stewart, read the dedication plaque of the ''USS Stargazer'' and comment, "[[
* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pF2StmlnmN4 Picard pretending to be madly in love with Lwaxana, quickly moving from reciting Shakespeare to insane jealousy.]
{{quote| '''Lwaxana:''' And you can't keep killing all my lovers, now that simply has to stop.<br />
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* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d1J7702SHxA Klingon opera.]
* Deanna's advice while under the (negative) influence of another empath in "Man of the People":
{{quote| '''Janeway''' <ref>no, not [[Star Trek: Voyager|that one]]</ref>: Well, yesterday I was running routine diagnostics on the sensor pallets. They checked out, but Lieutenant Pinder questioned me because I'd allowed a point oh two three variance. That's well within specifications. He goes out of his way to criticise me.<br />
'''Troi:''' Do you know of any reason why he might do that?<br />
'''Janeway:''' No, that's why I'm here.<br />
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{{quote| '''Picard:''' I'm sorry, this is becoming a [[Patrick Stewart Speech|speech]].<br />
'''Troi:''' (trying to hide a smirk) You're the captain, sir. You're entitled. }}
* At the end of ''Ship In A Bottle,'' Picard makes a comment about how, for all they know, the Enterprise-D is [[Leaning
* Most of ''The Offspring'' was made of Heartwarming, but when she spends time in Ten-Forward learning about human interaction, we get her attempts to understand things like hand-holding and kissing. The funny comes when Riker (who's unaware of her nature) enters, and she tries to test...by hauling Riker over the bar and planting a kiss on him, just in time for [[Robo-Family|her father Data]] to come in.
{{quote| '''Data:''' Commander? What are your intentions toward my daughter?<br />
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