General Martok Ask Lt. Commander Worf To Join His House

Star Trek Deep Space Nine Soldiers of the Empire Season 5 Episode 21

[@davetomlinson9063]

This is the best version of Klingons.discovery version is an insult.

[@dirdib69]

Pretty much all of Discovery is an insult.

[@iamoctonate]

We all know Discovery is bad. SNW has reconned them, and Discovery is in it's last season and likely won't have Klingons in it (as they haven't since Season 3). Can we try to not bring up Disco or their shitty Klingon designs into every conversation about Trek.

[@notabannedaccount8362]

Why do you hate empowered POC women?@@dirdib69

[@notabannedaccount8362]

You just hate that an all-female writer's room had new ideas.@@iamoctonate

[@TheDream3873]

@@notabannedaccount8362 No sir/mamm! Discovery just sucks ass.

[@zaxbitterzen2178]

Martok and Worf are what Klingon's should be.

[@JnEricsonx]

And the Kahless clone.

[@biancabeluga1597]

True!

[@anthonytraficante9655]

Klingons ..and how we humans should be !!

[@zaxbitterzen2178]

@@anthonytraficante9655 My bad lol

[@rayloc420]

Worf doesn't know how to party like Klingons, tho. Even Jadzia mentioned it.

[@THEGRUMPTRUCK]

I love Martok. Not only does he admit to his mistakes, he owes up to them face to face.

[@raideurng2508]

"Peak Klingon" was one description I can't help but agree with. He truly embraces what makes their race special.

[@Strychy]

I tend to think of Martok as peak Klingon, especially after he was made Chancellor. He understood Worf, and respected him as probably the finest Klingon warrior. He also understood that his Federation allies were different, but no less warriors. Martok was the kind of Chancellor that the Federation could move forward with. He saw the bloodshed, sacrifice, and courage.

[@xsailor85]

As should any man & Klingon.

[@bryanx0317]

....but don't tempt fate.

[@danielhaire6677]

Interestingly, the Klingons in Season 1 of Discovery, who were trying to undo the cultural damage and civil strife caused by the smooth-headed Klingons, would have considered Worf and Martok the IDEALS of what they sought to achieve for their people.

[@Nekzus]

"How did you know I wouldn't kill you?" "I did not know" Worf was willing to sacrifice his life so a man he respected could regain himself. Goddamn, that's noble.

[@bensisko4651]

That's TRUE Klingon.

[@qfrazier6877]

That's A True Honorable Warrior.

[@iamjackscompletelackofsurp9606]

And courageous as hell, too

[@johnreed3405]

Well let's face it, Kahless will be there when Martok and Worf go to Stovokor.

[@shep9231]

Its profound too.

[@BloodofPatriots]

Martok: Drex, my son, I have great news concerning the House of Martok! Drex: What news is that, father? Martok: I have a welcomed a new brother to our House, a great warrior, honorable, and a Klingon I respect more than any other. Drex: Who is he? Martok: Worf, son of Mogh. Drex: Worf?!! Martok: Yes, you remember Worf. He bitch-slapped you in that Ferengi bar on DS9, took your D'k tahg and I had to retrieve it for you? Drex: Fuck you, dad.

[@rasheedqe]

too funny.

[@nicholasdickens2801]

BloodofPatriots 😂😂😂😂👍👌

[@oldtwinsna8347]

It'll be an awkward moment when the two meet up the first time.

[@CabbageSandwich]

Perhaps the war will have taught drex something. Alternatively, he couldn't beg for a better role model than Worf.

[@AnvilMAn603]

in STO he becomes gin'tak to the house of martok at the request of drex so maybe no hard feelings?

[@lyianx]

Worf, and his father, both sacrificed their house to save the empire. As a result, their house was destroyed, but in the end, they succeeded.

[@Siegberg91]

The klingons lost their way when they started to create nobel houses which ruled over their Population like their old slave masters. Honor most be earned not gifted by birth.

[@nuclearsimian3281]

As well as Kern.

[@sith50]

@@nuclearsimian3281 it's still bitter sweet though as Kern no longer remembers Worf as his blood brother. at least in this way Worf can still have Kern in some fashion

[@cliffowens3629]

Worf said to Gowron when he attacked DS9 a maxim from Kehles: To win a battle and destroy the empire is no victory. Gowron spoke the other half: To lose a battle and save the empire is no defeat.

[@lyianx]

@@cliffowens3629 I beleive the quote was.. "Destroying an empire to win a war is no victory" -Worf "and ending a battle to save an empire is no defeat" - Gowron

[@TheVargr]

Worf from a very high-born house that is dishonored wrongfully twice asked to join the house Martok a new house built from a low-born Klingon who worked his way to the top

[@2Scribble]

Not only legitimizes Martok's status as a General and a leader - but brings Worf to a level the rest of the Klingon Empire can grasp as it paints him as a member of the common people who CHOSE to stand among them... Win/Win when you think about it.

[@bird718]

he should of said no and said he is going to join the House of Quark next week because thats how he rolls....

[@patrickturner6878]

@@bird718 "Never allow family to stand in the way of opportunity" - 6th Rule of Acquisition

[@bird718]

@@patrickturner6878 Treat people in your debt like family... exploit them.- 111th Rule of Acquisition

[@studinthemaking]

TheVargr Good summary.

[@adoniswarchild144]

I love their relationship. As they pull out the best in each other. And eventually, reach the top of the Klingon Empire.

[@austinboylan5476]

Like brothers if you ask me. They’re always there for each other and tell the other what they NEED to hear (not what they want to hear).

[@jeremysears4263]

​@@austinboylan5476Exactly 💯

[@StormWolfJachinDue]

Worf's honor is restored in this way, and it couldn't be better.

[@axelfoley1406]

I only wished they didn't have to ruin Kurn's character. Glad at least TNG had several episodes with him.

[@clairestark9024]

No he never lost it

[@SantomPh]

Gowron already restored it before, but Worf's House was declared void sometime before this and he was wandering about with no purpose until this moment

[@bird718]

he could of joined the House of Quark

[@Deadpool_64]

@@SantomPh After Worf refused to go with Gowron to invade Cardassia, he stripped the House of Mogh of all it's honor, titles, property, and Kurn's seat on the high council in retaliation, (such a proportional response,) and therefore Kurn just drifted around with no purpose.

[@gdkopinionator4356]

Martok was the entire reason to watch the last years of DS9.

[@austinboylan5476]

GDK Opinionator And the Dominion, the Breen, Section 31, and all the other characters. But yes he was great.

[@voxdraconia4035]

Damar, Weyoun, even crazy old Dukat, and not forget the ever amazing Garak...

[@StillSaber]

Not to mention j.G Herztler had a great voice when he started singing that Klingon song during the episode of Worf's wedding, i always like Martok, but i would like to know how he was brought back in STO, because they said that he was killed and died and all of a sudden he comes back, which was confusing for me.

[@1971tallica]

@@StillSaber Play the mission to get the full story but Torg had Martok saved just before he fully died and took him captive, very short generic idea of what happened.

[@StillSaber]

@@1971tallica i did see the mission for when Martok came back on JustusGaming

[@Hyperion5182]

This moment STILL gives me goosebumps. Of all the things that could have been said or done by Martok here, this showed just how far Worf and the Klingon people had come.

[@itsmeekers]

Me too I eat up his moments when he conveys wisdom and honer. I love When he taught Sisko about the long intoxicating war with Serella.

[@shep9231]

yes sirt... that it did.

[@dmadd4643]

Martok - Wine Coinesseur (2309 Bloodwine - no finer vintage), Warrior, patron of the arts (He wanted to have a song written for Worf's fights during "By Inferno's Light), generous (gave O'brien a bottle of 2309 as part of an apology), down to earth statesman (A Chancellor who likes Targ Hunting). Truly, the man was a class act.

[@Thizlamic]

Also...MARRIAGE COUNSELOR 🤭

[@twotailedavenger]

He's Theodore Roosevelt, sans depth perception.

[@cleekmaker00]

@@Thizlamic And a bonafide romantic. Oh, how he loves Sirella so...

[@RuneArcN8]

​@twotailedavenger Theodore Roosevelt was blinded on one eye, from boxing. Took up Judo to compensate.

[@eeduranti]

​@@twotailedavenger actually TR lost vision in one eye after sparring with one of his body guards. He never told anyone cause he didn't want to get the yard in trouble.

[@dingodango3725]

Honestly Martok and Worf have a great friendship that gets a great amount of development and is truly believable. This show was great for that, Odo and Quark being frienemies and building a grudging respect for eachother, Bashir initially getting on O'Briens nerves but them becoming best friends, Sisko and Dax having an old friendship that spans lifetimes and Worf and Martok who had a brotherly bond forged in the heat of battle who would always look out for eachother.

[@thomasbarca9297]

Martok and Worf are brothers more than friends

[@pjk3854]

You’re forgetting the relationship between Kira and Sisko

[@RedDragon3mperor889]

What about the ferengi’s development, Rom, Nog, Zek, Quark and Ishka

[@dingodango3725]

@@RedDragon3mperor889 yeah the show managed to turn the ferengi from a punchline in to real, fleshed out characters that had motivations and growth, especially Nog

[@BNuts]

@@dingodango3725 I like Cryptic's development for Nog too. May Aaron Eisenberg rest in peace. Captain of _USS Chimera_ , clever, centered, yet bold. Things he learned from Sisko, and took further with a Ferengi flair. Nog is a character who ends up doing both Starfleet and his own people proud. It's a shame he disappears from the story in _STO_ after Aaron's passing.

[@shep9231]

This was the moment when Martok became Klingon of the year to me.

[@ephemispriest8069]

Grelka best Klingon every year.

[@maryhlad5277]

General Martok was an honorable warrior for inviting Worf, Son of Mogh, to join his house, as warrior, & brother.

[@matwatson7947]

Especially as house Martok was a revered, noble house who invited a dishnoured Klingon.

[@maesdejardin8648]

@@matwatson7947 Worf would later reward the house of Martok by first becoming Chancellor, then again by realizing that Martok himself was a much better fit for the role. For all the dishonor the House of Mogh was forced to bare for the sake of the Empire, Worf is easily the most influential figure in it's history since Kahless himself

[@jeremysears4263]

​@@maesdejardin8648Worf was Truly the Prodigal Son who saved his people by almost sacrificing himself many times over. His honor was rewarded in the end like Job. A new family and high standing honor within his people

[@niceguy60]

Martok was no fool he knew Worf dropped his guard

[@seanshatters]

he did , but in that moment he understood it wasnt mutiny it was giving him his fire back

[@MandoMTL]

A man's strongest bonds are not forged in the cradle, but on the battlefield.

[@jamieolberding7731]

Worf's own house still lives on as part of the "House of Martok!"

[@johnlavery3433]

It just doesn't have work in it

[@michaelgreenwood3413]

interestingly, in STO, Martok manages to make the new Chancellor re-instate the House of Mogh with Kurn (who has regained his memories), and Worf rejoins his old house. That being said, Martok and the resurgant House of Mogh still consider one another family.

[@jamieolberding7731]

@@michaelgreenwood3413 Cool. That's very good.

[@michaelgreenwood3413]

@@jamieolberding7731 STO's sotry is pretty good. Can be a bit weird at times, but then we're talking about Star Trek.

[@awhispertoascreamcryptidsp4810]

This one of the many reasons why Martok has always been one of my favorite Klingons in ST history.

[@orvillemeadows3492]

I’m a loyal Starfleet officer but I’d follow General Martok anywhere and consider it an honor

[@StarInbound]

Martok seems to be the only Klingon that treated Worf with the respect and honor he deserved.

[@E100Omega123]

Worf is such a great character. Even though he was raised by humans, he never forgot who he was or where he came from. Even when he joined starfleet, he upheld the traditions and values of his people. He is even willing to sacrifice his honor to protect an Empire that holds him in distain. The episodes where he had to reconcile his Klingon heritage with his starfleet duty are some of the best.

[@beaut-ful-d-saster]

Aww. Worf got all emotional for a second there. So cute.

[@iamthem.a.n.middleagednerd1053]

I remeber when Worf joined DS9 I was like "oh, that's cool". Because I liked him on TNG. But they really did great things with his character on DS9. Of all the "secondary" characters in Star Trek I would have dug a spin-off show Worf would be one. Quark and Garak shows would have also been interesting in my opinion. Too bad we never got to know the Romulans better.

[@hagamapama]

Barclay. A show about an aging Reginald Barclay where he works on unraveling the mysterious anomalies starship crews come upon with his mixture of intiution, experience and extreme intelligence. With a focus on being the show that established and filled out various controversial canon wars and provided definitive answers to questions the fans have had for decades, beginning with "why does the federation never use this stuff themselves?" Barclay's technical intuition has always been just this side of ESP so that might be fun to explore as well.

[@Woedric]

Martok is such a bro

[@TheJupiter732]

20 years of Star Trek and i didn't know until that videoclip, that this represents the House of Mogh. KZbin teaches :)

[@bird718]

the House of Quark is the greatest, richest and most Nobelist of Houses of all the Kingon Empire....

[@StoicLion]

Martok, Dukat, Weyoun, Admiral Ross, Garak...DS9 had some amazing recurring characters!

[@JohnDoe-sl6di]

Nog, rom, eddington

[@momokochama1844]

@@JohnDoe-sl6di see something there? the most interesting characters in Star Trek are either aliens, androids, higher dimensional beings or a hologramm. a human character rarely stands out. don't get me wrong, there are some good human roles, but, well...

[@charlesandresen-reed1514]

These two and their interactions highlight the ideal of Klingon honor. Compared against the machinations of the Duras family, or indeed Gowron, they show they believe in a far different sort of honor- a selfless one, rather than a badge pinned to someone's chest because they did their job via lies and manipulation. Willing to fight and die. But also willing to look at the big picture, die for victory, but without personal gain being the goal. It is imo a testament to a Klingon culture that has, pragmatically speaking, died a century ago. These are real warriors; whereas as everyone on the their counsel will lie, cheat, steal, and assassinate to rise up, these men hold to their ideals even when it might lost them everything. These are real warriors.

[@gus7850]

those two are the best Klingon's and more true to the warrior code then any other

[@marcoftheninja6278]

That was a moving scene... Worf and Martok already had a very close relationship and respected each other immensely...

[@mickeyminime7556]

You can't deny that DS9 has some of the best stories and well written characters in all of Star Trek.

[@jamieolberding7731]

There were some Klingons who did respect Worf Son of Mogh for being different such as K'Nera, Kurn [Worf's younger brother], Chancellor K'mpec, Gowron [formally friend eventually killed by Worf for becoming mad and hungry for power and control. Martok is then named High Chancellor.], Kor, the Dahar Master, and General/Chancellor Martok.

[@mhelvens]

Kurn? I was under the strong impression he did _not_ respect Worf for being different. He showed deference to his older brother and leader of his house, but the differences between them were so insurmountable, they had to erase his memory and place him with another family. Though it's been quite some time since I watched those episodes.

[@paulwagner688]

Don't forget Kahless himself respects Worf.

[@jamieolberding7731]

@@paulwagner688 Oh. I almost forgot about Kahless himself: "The Unforgettable." Thanks for reminding me.

[@dalemcilwain]

Kor the Dahar Master saved his life by switching places with him.

[@jamieolberding7731]

@@dalemcilwain I remember that too.

[@2Scribble]

Break from the past - to protect the future. Qapla'

[@fozzy1004]

This was a great scene, two of the greatest Clingons becoming brothers. I also Loved how Martok welcomed Worfs son Alexander into his house, he wasn't the best warrior but he had the strongest of hearts and was a good man, but he was also Warfs son and to Martok that was all that mattered, he cared for them both in there own way. Warf was awsome but Martok was my favourite, Love these guys. Long Rein the House Of Martok, Long Live the Empire.

[@BPond7]

THIS is what Star Trek is all about! 🖖😀

[@kaidenshepard8446]

I think DS9 did a huge service to the Klingon Empire. The species may have been the regular bad guy in TOS and TOS movies and picked up a bit more in their changes in TNG but DS9 really did a good job focusin gon the Empire more closely. There may have been a Dominion war going on but we saw more of the Klingons thanks to Martok and Worf and that is good, to me anyway

[@bladactania]

DS9 did a similar thing for several races: Ferengi, Klingon, and in some ways, the Romulans and the Cardassians.

[@blackyvertigo]

Martoks actor really brought it in start trek online

[@BLUESTONE1979]

I fucking loved these two on the show.. it brought such an amazing element. I wish there was more of them.

[@hudsonball4702]

And soon enough Worf would become the brother to the Chancellor.

[@Edd25164605]

Got to love Martok !

[@Johnnycdrums]

Martok is my favorite Klingon.

[@toddsands6000]

After finally watching the whole series of DS9, for some reason General Martok was one of my favorite characters. I commend the actors for breathing amazing life into some of the important Klingon characters.

[@absolutedynamite4979]

1:27, the beginning of the most powerful show of respect in this entire series.

[@TurKlack]

Makes me realize I should continue to watch DS9. I stopped somewhere after the failed Romulan and Cardassian attack on the fake planet.

[@PiazzaGurl]

This is the moment that began making Worf whole again as a Proud Klingon. He’s always felt like an outsider until here. His face shows how honored and happy he was to be acknowledged again. Worf loves his Human parents but this is what he was always missing. Martok and Worf were the best Klingon’s ever. I hope the do a Worf show and we see this.

[@catjudo1]

I'm guessing that Worf probably mounted the House Of Mogh emblem on a stand and kept it on his dresser, just to remember from whence he came. I'm guessing this because that is what I would do.

[@pilbusdilbus5136]

Ds9 still has my favorite crew, captain and non-federation characters.

[@NealX]

Had Kurn just stuck it out, he'd have been part of the new beginning too. Hated what they did to his character.

[@vguyver2]

His character Arc is just depressing, but was a Klingon suffering from depression due to the loss of the family name, I suppose it was an interesting plot idea. Just wish it was resolved better because the character is simply dead now in spirit. Yet it had a pivitol moment. Kurn still showed his soft loving side when he told Worf that while his own honor is gone, Worf still had his own honor in his own way. He admitted that he doesn't hate Worf and still respects him despite the pain he caused him because Kurn understood Worf had good reasons.

[@michaelgreenwood3413]

@@vguyver2 they brought him back in STO, and Martok, who never knew about his memory Erasure refers to him as Kurn, which triggers his old memories flooding back. Due to the service to the Empire both he and Worf have done by that point, Martok basically guilts the current Chancellor into re-instating the House of Mogh.

[@stars9084]

Always loved this scene. Thanks so much!

[@davidsmith7962]

I loved this part. The act of kindness & respect that Martok showed Worf was amazing.

[@booboolips6053]

That scene was better than the entire 3rd season of Discovery.

[@marcanders9611]

I love this episode for so many reasons. But this moment is blissful and respectful because it offers A New Hope despite the choices that were made in the past. To be part of a heritage and family that he never thought he would ever experience.

[@pipikaka3886]

After Worf, Martok is my all-time favorite Klingon. He fought side by side with Sisko and Admiral Ross in the final assaults against the Dominion. An epic story line with complex characters and interesting dialogues and dilemmas. ST at its finest.

[@U2QuoZepplin]

Martock is easily one of my favourite Klingons !

[@tyhendershot4415]

The whole Klingon story line gets even better in the 2 book Left hand of Darkness series. The whole Arthurian legend with Martok as Arthur. And it makes complete sense. Kahless is Merlin. The advisor from outside of time. And so on. Read it 6 times and each time I find more nuances.

[@BrotherDerrick3X]

That 2 part novel was co written by JG Hertzler (Martok himself).

[@paulwagner688]

Left Hand of Destiny. Left Hand of Darkness was written by Ursula LeGuin

[@BrotherDerrick3X]

@@paulwagner688 I actually thought it said "Destiny". Reading without my glasses again.

[@WhatWouldVillainsDo]

I think Martok had a better idea as to what a Klingon was than most Klingons. He was fire and fury but he was tempered by it and not consumed.

[@B1izzardHawk]

If only Kurn had been around to see this moment. Instead, Worf's only brother is dead, living the life of another man's dead son.

[@TsutomuTomutsu]

Thank you for real Klingons. (Just a friendly hint for the makers of "Discovery.")

[@adamdemgar2798]

Actually, I read a long time ago, that one of Michael Dorn's ideas for Klingons was put into the Discovery Klingons. But I'm not sure what idea he had

[@bryantilley2506]

Well it's a idea that should have stayed dead

[@LocksAndChains]

The idea in question was to feature more in-depth stories in the Klingon Empire. Like, have a dual storyline between Starfleet and the Klingons. Obviously that didn't really happen.

[@raxsavvage]

they would know real if Q himself appeared before them clicked his fingers and realed it for them.

[@aaronsalentine7876]

i see you in ever star trek and stargate video in the comments good for you:)

[@Martmeisterpaladin]

"How would you like to be my son? How would you like to be my own adopted boy?"

[@83kaszas]

This is just another fine exemple,what makes this show absolutely amazing,not just DS9,but all star Trek shows!

[@McRocket]

Martok was another one of those great, 'recurring characters' on DS9. Thank you for posting this scene. ☮

[@ciscoduncan1490]

Thank you for all these great videos. 👍🏾✌🏾

[@April-dv2pb]

Your welcome.

[@MrMello247]

Whenever anyone asks me what Discovery is missing, I show them this clip.

[@wessonsmithjr.6257]

However DS9 is missing some of what makes Discovery so unique, all of the virtue signaling/ SJW stuff.

[@Necron990]

@@wessonsmithjr.6257 LOL!

[@sheilaolfieway1885]

that's just a fraction but a milimeter of what discovery is missing.

[@sheilaolfieway1885]

@@wessonsmithjr.6257 Nobody likes that shit.

[@KalEl7802]

@@wessonsmithjr.6257 What SJW stuff? Just because the main character is a black woman doesn't make it SJW.

[@Rensune]

One of the most Beautiful moments in all of Trek. Martok has more than one.

[@KC_Smooth]

This is why DS9 is one of my favorite TV shows ever. The writing was brilliant!

[@jordanreed3675]

Thank you

[@_Tree]

Maetok is my 2nd favorite Kingon behind Worf!! It was good to see them as friends and brothers!! KAPLA' 💯💯

[@kristopherjones734]

General Martok, the one-eyed Klingon commander of the House of Martok.

[@OptimusWombat]

The feels. Such a powerful moment.

[@tomgauntlestrange]

this scene always makes me cry, martok not only offers hima place in his house but as a brother.

[@ZeitdiebX]

Oh, I wept... momentous moment

[@videomaster412]

And thus Alexander, son of Worf, became the final embers of the House of Mogh

[@kbforme]

God damn I love me some Worf.

[@ApocryphalDude]

Martok gave Worf the crest off of his OWN clothes. That's powerful.

[@user-tp7gy4dj4l]

He replicated another one as soon as he got to his quarters. What happened to the Mogh crest?

[@rockingrogershomestead]

Dropping your gaurd so someone you respect could regain himself, now that is solidering.

[@afendz]

That entire scene was magnificent

[@xyzxyz1017]

Welcome to the House of Martok! a Honor!as a Warrior and as a Brother!!!!you are home buddy

[@boqndimitrov8693]

one of the rare times a klingon gave worf the respect he was due. he was usually used, spit on his honor, and thrown away.

[@phillipgathright8001]

J. G. Hertzler's voice is just great. I would listen to him read the phone book.

[@MrHulsi]

Such an amazing series.

[@martinjrgensen8234]

Worf and the Klngon stories in TNG and DS9 are just masterpieces

[@erickirwan8703]

Martok and Worf, two of my favourites.

[@w.f.syourdoctor]

Deep space nine is my favorite Trek out of the new ones that was made in the 90s ! The Klingon stories were just amazing and basically from like the second season on the character development really took off more than I think in any other of the series ! I know that wolf and the real Klingon stories didn't take off till the 4th season but as a whole deep space nine in my opinion had more character and plot development than all the other series from the 90s

[@thestormofwar]

Why Discovery didn't take notes, I've no idea. A Klingon Empire with DS9 characterizations in TOS antagonism would have been phenomenal.

[@CrispyGFX]

THIS is what honor looks like.

[@jkvs4448]

1:03 In that moment Worf and Martok became the embodiment of honor in the future of the Klingon Empire.

[@grandfathergeek]

I will not cry.... damn these onions!

[@tassadro]

the greatest moment in star trek history and for worf.

[@MartinMazur]

Worf has a great friendship/mentorship with Martok.

[@charge416]

probably my favourite scene in all of star trek

[@nigelsookram882]

a most honoured man...Martok!

[@Arthus850]

I just love the clear difference in character between the real Martok and the Changeling Martok. The Changeling Martok was obnoxious, eager for war, and overall an evil person. I expected the same from the real Martok, but no. He’s honourable, knows when he’s defeated, owns up to his mistakes, and overall friendly.

[@hmrhuang]

love this scene!

[@DinnerBells]

Great episode.

[@FriendsOfTheRoad]

Martok and garak are my favorite

[@spasjt]

Such a perfect ending to a great episode.

[@elektronischemusik1903]

When i compare this to that new trash we got served today it really makes me miss this TV era.

[@redfive2008]

Martok is awesome.

[@TheMultiGunMan]

Next move!.......Join the Hose of Quark.

[@HorusHeresy1982]

Beautiful...

[@E.OrthodoxMHNIN]

Martok is such a badass character.

[@PittsburghRonin]

Moments like this are why Martok went from being a one-off character to a recurring one. So glad that they did that.