Anybody else here because of the Semisonic song Never you mind?

I choose to believe festival food is a constant throughout the universe. Am I the only one who felt a strange sense of nostalgia for an event they have long since forgotten when seeing Worf buy and share that food with his son? I wish I could remember it.

the Klingon Pope

Quark's ability to make profits comes from his Moogi while Rom's inability to do so comes from their deceased father. Later under Rom's advice, she only declares 1/3 of the profits she had earned and surrenders them to Ferengi authority. Naturally she felt that even 1/4 is considered too much. But Rom is able to convince to her that it is better to sacrifice 1/3 than to lose everything.

This is a great movie, very fun to watch.

0:13 This episode was released on October 3rd, *1999;* over a decade and a half before terms like "Social Justice Warrior" and "woke" were ever coined.

0:31 the look of a man who accepts what he sees only because he expects to wake up

Supposedly, the NAZI's invented methamphetamine to give to their soldiers to fight harder.

After worf become the punching bag of TNG seeing him just effortlessly slay Klingon warriors was nice.

She is so fucking hot.

I never watched this episode as a kid - watching it now as a 42 yr old with tears streaming down my face. Such a bond between a father and son, so beautifully written. Star Trek at its finest

I know they were meant to be enemies, but you couldn’t help liking and sympathising with Toreth

Those torpedoes aren’t just normal photons, they are full capacity larger photons, and those phasers aren’t even type 12, those are classic type 10’s. It just shows how powerful a small station like ds9 is

That's enough bickering! You're both acting like children! I will not stand by and let this family tear itself apart! Quark, you should be ashamed of yourself. I've seen you treat Cardassians with more respect than your own mother. And Moogie, if Quark can uncover your hidden investments, then the FCA will, too. And then all that profit will be lost. Think about that for a moment. Now, neither one of you is going to leave this room until you've settled things! Is that clear?! AND NO SHOUTING!!!

So what would the Klingon Millennium look like?

Attacking Deep Space 9 never ends well... for the attackers.

"We've tied these stations directly into the primary EPS junction" -- canonical origin for exploding consoles, right there folks.

this is why a boxing ring was invented

Alien BLM

This is how I respond to those pesky employees at dollar tree. 😮

In the TNG ep the Masterpiece society were made up humans (Riker's point). In the TOS ep, they were aliens (Fabrini). So its not really an apples to applies comparison.

I always loved how, for Dukat, paying respect to someone he thinks deserves it is not beneath him. In this epiosde he calls Sisko "the least vulnerable human" he has met and in another (Sacrifice of Angels) "an intelligent, perceptive man."

Great classics of our time. They hit every spot in this film.

Hammock Time

When Kahless became Kahmore.

He's out of line, but he's right.

Doc brown, whag happened to you? Was it the toilet?

But we weren't supposed to read into characters, one Cardassian, who largely did nothing but debate and argue whenever they were on the screen together. Right. When did the writers decide that arguing was flirting?

Malcolm was acting like a child.

Absolutely excellent clip

Always found Neelix incredibly annoying. EXCEPT here.

5:02 best acting moment of all time ever

Ironically from the same studio Oliver has worked with before and since.

Best scene in Star Trek

I love this scene because it perfectly captures one thing about art: You never know who and when will be touched by some art. Voyager's crew and most of us as watching thought it is ridiculous and over the top. But somewhere in the universe there was audience with whom it resonated.

RIP Tony Todd. This is one of the best episodes in all of Star Trek and it’s largely thanks to his performance

Why are Romulans killing a Klingon in front of other Klingons? Also, if only all scared people found the courage to stand up and face death so quickly.

Firing on Faj was one of the most human things Data had ever done

Leaving the 'probably' word out can be risky.

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How does one of the most seasoned warriors get stabbed she spent her whole life fighting and gets shivved in the back. Dax only has memories and some holographic training. O’Brien is a bad boy so if worf. Sisko not so much his bark is more fierce then his bite but somehow he lays out seasoned Klingon warrior after seasoned Klingon warriors in hand to hand combat something all Klingons are trained from birth to be proficient at. Plot armor if I’ve ever seen some. Heeeeee yaaaaaaaa

I thought Klingons were fight to the death, two strikes and they go down. What little bitches they are.

So who owns the rights to the actual spaceship now? :D

Beyond greed?! There’s nothing Beyond greed!

I first remember Tracy from Dallas back in the days.

You know worf was just happy to use his Meklah outside of the holodeck

Didn't Leonard Nimoy say that he was embarrassed of this episode? So years later in Star Trek Voyager they did something just as dumb, they found a 1937 Ford Pickup floating in space. If that wasn't enough to switch the tv off it was worse when you think that the Truck was in the delta quad when Earth is in the Alpha quadrant. Really dumb writing. Of course, someone once said that Star Trek is actually a comedy.

The Kanar scenes hit different when you know the actor is drinking straight corn syrup.

If only we had a follow up on this episode. With this commander.

The vorcha, K’tinga, and Brel bird of prey are so good looking I love the designs so much