What Are The Rules Of Time Travel - Eddache

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Music used:
Strange Stuff by Matt Harris
Quantum Leap Theme
Action Time by Biz Baz Studio
Mind And Eye Journey by Emily A. Sprague
Butterfly by Crazy Town
Star Trek The Next Generation Theme
Song Of Storms from Smash Bros Ultimate
I Can't Remmber I Can't Recall by The 129ers
Dr Who Theme
Joy to the World (Instrumental) by Jingle Punks
Cherokee Shuffle by Nat Keefe & Hot Buttered Rum
Star Trekkin' by The Firm

[jedisalsohere]

Star Trek: The Next Generation had a lot more time travel than I realised.

[PSTNA]

You know, I get the feeling that Eddie REALLY likes Star Trek: Next Generation...

[TheActualAnthonino]

Is Rik (Edd's son) Eddache: The Next Generation?

[RubyPrice]

As a Doctor Who fan I do remember this monumental episode of *STAR TREK TNG*

[jthehollowviewer]

0:04 "you can keep your laser sticks and that one way to describe star wars

[Adam-imkx]

this video was as good as the offi.. STAR TREK THE NEXT GENERATION

[plasticbutler]

Eddie's long-winded, convoluted way of telling us that he's his own grandpa.

[mrlowdays]

This video is amazing and reminds me of an old quote I read "How do you, as a writer, kill a werewolf? With anything you like because there are no werewolves in real life"

Also, I'm slightly dissapointed you didn't use more examples from TNG for your video since there's like almost one episode for every time travel scenario. Could've worked as a running gag

[benburke]

This is a very long winded way of saying “I really love Star Trek Next Generation”.

[ICOEPR]

Really great stuff man, love watching these!

[TotoDG]

“The Trouble with Time Travel” sounds like the title of an episode of Thomas the Tank Engine if it were set in a dystopian future.

[Tudsamfa]

So basically:

- Moveable timeline: You kill your Grandad Bob. This creates a time paradox, which could results in anything from you ceasing to exist from earasing the entire universe.
- Immoveable timeline: You kill your Grandad Bob. In your learn your grandads name is actually Rob. And that your Grandma confused the park where they met. If you trigger a nuke, you find out that your time machine transported you to a mirror version of earth on the other side of the galaxy 70 light years away, and scientists now see radiation coming from there.
- Fixed Points: You kill your Grandad Bob. He donated Sperm beforehand, so your father and you can still be born, and you wanted to kill him for never being around, so you still would time travel to kill him. In contrast to immovable, he now no longer exists in photos taken after that incident. Things that result in you not time traveling cannot be done.
- Multiple timelines: You kill your Grandad Bob. A complete new timeline is created without Bob. Wether or not it affects you, your memories or the timeline you return to depends on your timemchine.

[bitbyte]

So, what you're saying is, Star Trek: The Next Generation had the least consistent time travel rules, like, ever.

[Hello-Students]

I got too excited when he said Doctor Who... God dammit eddie

[colderratic]

This video is sponsored bŷ Filmo—

—Star Trek: The Next Generation

[mattismatt]

All I got from the video is Star Trek: The Next Generation is completely horrible with Time Travel rule.

[Pencliff]

What I learned from this video:
Scott Bakula is ageless, handsome and Eddie wants him to enter his body.
Me too.

[myyaoibetch]

There are also certain things you can and can't do based on which time travel rules you're using. For example, you can't kill your grandpa and erase yourself because if you were never there, no one would have killed your grandpa. A great example is actually in The Time Machine film from 2002. The death of the time traveller's fiancee is what motivates him to build the time machine to save her. But if she never died, he wouldn't have built the time machine. So then she just dies a different way because in order for him to have time travelled, he needed the same motivation.

[Rochile]

Oh boy I can't wait to watch the final of my favorite show, Clone wa *STARTREK THE NEXT GENERATION*

[max-beckett]

I think it's not so much we haven't 'agreed' on one way to tell a time travel story, it's that thanks to the multiple different theories out there, it's easier/more entertaining to fit the plot around a certain one of those theories for the purpose of your project!