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As Lt. Commander Data on Star Trek: The Next Generation, Brent Spiner saved the Enterprise on more than one occasion, and allowed the show to explore ethical questions about just what it means to be an android in a world of humans. Despite being the least human of the cast, Data quickly became a fan-favorite character, all the way through the series’ 1994 finale and four subsequent films… but what happened to Spiner after Star Trek ended?
Independence Day | 0:26
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Return to Star Trek | 1:25
Spiner on film | 1:59
Threshold | 3:11
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Fresh Hell | 4:33
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Outcast | 5:41
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Lt. Commander Dater . . . Lol
"He's probably getting fucked in the ASS!" -Tourettes Guy
This is about Brent Spiner and not Data. Let’s face it, he has enough money that he can be very selective about what projects he takes on I wasn’t familiar with Threshold and will try to watch that because of both Spiner and Dinklage.
You said this was what happened to Data from Star Trek, but this is what happened to Brent Spiner.
I know he is a robot and so was the rest of start trek cast and by the way I think I am one too
Data went BOOM !
stop already
What about dudes where's my car!
Shit he has aged, but we all have, been that long since the next gen first aired. Time flys.
About Brent not Data. Shill title to sell ads.
Data is a piece of shit.
His comedic talent is not surprising at all. He was funny lots of times as Data, and before that, he was hilarious as recurring character Bob on Night Court.
Interesting, although not a video about what happened to Data.
the simple answer would of been the character Data was destroyed, done
Rest in peace Brett Spiner
Shouldn't this video be called 'What happened to Brent Spinner after Star Trek'
This title is misleading. It says "… what happened to Data…"…. instead it covers what happened to Brent Spiner.
Now he use Android OS
oh that bloke voice cant listen to it
data dies in insurrection,but lives in the last episodes of tng?
whn you said threshold i thought u meant the voyager episode
Not a mention of his best comedy acting role. You must remember Bob Wheeler in episodes of Night Court, his Hick town voice still haunts my every waking flashbacks. Dead pan humour played to perfection.
I too thought this was about the character. The video should be called what happened to Brent Spiner? Not Data
I always wondered what would happen if out there some where hardcore Star Trek geek that was as also a skilled robotics expert builds a real android that looks and sounds exactly like Brent Spiner then sells it on the market and pays Brent royalties for using his likeness then through some accident one of the real life androids that looks like Brent becomes sentient and evil then tries to takeover the world?
I would love to see the look on Brent’s face watching the news seeing recorded footage of a real life version of an android that looked like him turn evil declaring the machines will now overthrow Humanity?
I always thought he was one of those actors who was very underrated. I usually, enjoy his acting in whatever I've seen him in. So glad I missed that comedy, I'd rather see him as Data etc.