KLINGON CIVIL WAR! | Redemption II Reaction & Review

[@targetaudience]

Already through episode 8 UNCUT & episode 4 EDITED coming soon over on Patreon - www.patreon.com/targetaudience

[@itubeutubewealltube1]

a little suggestion.. when you first watch st6, try not to read the part where they show the actors in the movie...

[@ronhubbardjr2624]

@@itubeutubewealltube1yep

[@ztomas1]

What is ST6?

[@flotilha935]

​@@ztomas1 The Undiscovered Country

[@ronhubbardjr2624]

@@ztomas1 Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country

[@TheElderBlotch]

Came for Klingon civil war, stayed for Captain Data.

[@JohnCameron624]

Tasha's memory was not "done dirty" or besmirched. Her doomed mission on the Enterprise C led to a Klingon/Starfleet treaty and no war with the Klingons.... that saved billions. That is Tasha's contribution. Sela's actions are her own.

[@harrypothead42024]

She still went out like a hero; she still looked at the unknown and said, "I will go for it."

[@johnezell1628]

After this, Robert O'Reilly, who played Gowron, opened his convention appearances saying that his mother said that he wouldn't amount to anything. Next, he told everyone to get their cameras ready and did the eyes.

[@neneshubby]

I’ve always loved the Hobson character. Shows Starfleet isn’t full of perfect humans and also shows he isn’t so blindly prejudiced that he can’t evolve. I don’t care what anyone says almost all of us have prejudices and biases against certain groups. The goal is to have them and overcome them, not act like we’re all above it all.

[@miller-joel]

There's a difference between being "perfect" and just being professional or not a racist azzhole.

[@MrDeathpilot]

" ... all of us have prejudices and biases against certain groups. The goal is to have them and overcome them, not act like we’re all above it all." THIS.

[@neneshubby]

@@miller-joel Yeah, no kidding. I’m a person of color myself but I have enough sense to know that bias is a human thing, not a white, black or yellow thing.

[@miller-joel]

@MrDeathpilot Gene didn't say humans would be "perfect." He said we would overcome defects like racism. That doesn't make anyone "perfect."

[@gregoryfloriolli9031]

There will be episodes that will disappoint you….but not today! 👀

[@joepolymath2308]

Regarding Captain Data's emotive moments... Don't forget how many times during the first four seasons when you had an episode with Data practicing his acting craft, usually with the goal "to become more human." In effect, Data has been training for several years to "put on the face of a captain" in this episode.

[@marydodsonmt]

I don't think Guinan remembers any more from the alternate timeline than she told Picard, but I still think it's hilarious that her version omits her own involvement in Tasha's decision to go back with the Enterprise-C. "Yes,Picard, YOU sent her on that mission. It had nothing at all to do with the fact that I told her that her death in the original timeline was meaningless. This is ALL YOUR FAULT!" Worf's decision not to kill Toral takes on an extra dimension when you remember that Worf has a son of his own. I'd like to think that Worf was thinking of Alexander in that moment. Happy New Year, and welcome to Season 5! In my opinion, seasons 4 and 5 are the best of Next Generation. Season 4 is more consistently good, but Season 5 hits higher highs. Season 5, episode 2 is one of my top 3 TNG episodes, so I really hope you like it. But I already know what I'm going to say if you don't.

[@mjbull5156]

Yes, it is your fault, Jean-Luc. At least, a version of you whose experience over the last twenty some years was being at war with the Klingons, still you would have made the exact same decision.

[@RLucas3000]

SPOILER? Just like with Buffy, I’m sure every fan has a different order of fave seasons. I only watched TNG sporadically after the first 2 seasons, but there is something coming up I think in season 6 or even 7 that I did see back then that made me cheer. And DEFINITELY, THE BEST decision one of those Star Fleet Command types who have taken over the enterprise ever made, by a million parsecs! Any guesses? (Also with Spoiler warning or couched in super obscure terms like this one. I added the spoiler warning just in case.)

[@donovanbradford8231]

That's a good thought as well I hadn't thought that Worf might have had Alexander running through his head too. I just put it Worf much like Spock he truly embodies his people and the best qualities of the race, in this case he has true honor as the boy never did him any harm at that point it was his family.

[@motorcycleboy9000]

Alexander? You mean Dorf?

[@marydodsonmt]

Heh, "Dorf On Star Trek" would be hilarious. I love Tim Conway.

[@paulkondon]

Now that we're here, I can talk about the Sela reveal in Redemption pt 1. When I was watching that with my friends, and Sela came out, I saw that she had pointed Romulan ears, and knew it wasn't Tasha. It took two seconds for me to realize what that meant: "The Enterprise C survived!" My friends said, "no, you're crazy." We spent all summer debating it, and eventually they came around to Sela being Tasha's half-Romulan daughter, which was confirmed here. A lot of fun. 😁

[@tideoftime]

31:31 --- Cash is miscontextualizing how to look at Tasha's sacrifice. If anything, this makes her sacrifice hit *harder* vs diminishing it in any way: she was taken prisoner after the rest of the E-C crew (including Castillo) is killed, graped via becoming a concubine, has a child whom she presumably loves and cares for but then has that child (albeit only 4yo at the time and highly brainwashed by her father/culture) turn on her and be the reason why she dies after suffering the way she did. How is that that not a more intense sacrifice than what she was believed to have done before? (Further note to keep in mind: this was extra-hard when you remember that Tasha grew up on a survival-level existence where grape gangs and similar were a real thing -- it's implied that she was graped when she was younger -- so this whole thing was a PTSD trauma hell for her.) If anything, this made me think even _more_ highly of Tasha as a character (granted, only as-related in a few lines of dialogue expositioning the details to us) and how strong/brave she was for doing what she did... especially when it turned out her sacrifice cost her far more than she could have originally envisioned it would. Yeah, sorry Cash -- you need to step back and take a different look at how that storyline played out in that regard.

[@ivane5110]

Defitely one of my favorite episodes of TNG. What a rollercoaster ride. I remember being blown away (happy) when it turned out they were addressing the alt timeline and giving updates and then too soon being blown away (unhappy) to hear of Tasha's death and the manner of it. Looking back I kinda wish we'd at least gotten some reaction druring the series from Data about, arguably, the love of his life's daughter existing and on top of that her being Tasha's murderer.

[@mrdot1126]

The Actor Tony Todd who played Kurn passed away in 2024. 2024 was terrible year for Star Trek, we lost 21 actors who appeared on Star Trek.

[@perry1972]

He’s in the new game Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, and I feel a little sad when he’s on screen.

[@peadarruane6582]

That reaction had me smiling the whole way through!.....Good to have you back!

[@mjbull5156]

"Computers make excellent and efficient servants, but I have no desire to serve under them." -Mr. Spock. Data is, as far as most humans know, a computer given the shape of a man. Perhaps the Sutherland's first officer was read up on the Daystrom M-5 trials.

[@My-Name-Isnt-Important]

If you didn't know Data, you would think how is this AI going to take lives into account. when it's not a living being. Plus, after the Borg blasted tons of ships killing so many, machine type beings wouldn't be so popular among many people.

[@mrbear1302]

RIP Kurn, played by Tony Todd who passed away in November.

[@Shkim110878]

I can't get the song out of head, "Warp Factor Chaos Engines Scream/Hearts Collide".

[@flotilha935]

A little taste of DS9 😎

[@Warp10x]

But not today 👀

[@hollywoodguy70]

I was going to say... If they loved this.. 😅

[@Zikar]

New Year, new Season, and we start off with a banger! There are, to me, some of THE best episodes of Star Trek in this season.

[@shallowgal462]

Nearly every season 5 episode is a favorite and some of the best in all of _Trek._

[@aestheticalrose4553]

As someone who always loved this two parter but always heard that “it was a let down after best of both worlds” I am SO THRILLED you guys loved it as much as you do!

[@greenbrown7776]

"Redemption I" and "Redemption II" are epic in nature, the brilliant culmination of numerous Klingon and Romulan episodes. Glad you guys enjoyed it so much. I sure did. Also ... Happy New Year!

[@aorg9793]

"Captain, I wish to submit myself for disciplinary action." *"No, Data, I'm giving you a commendation instead."*

[@TonySalazar933]

Instead of a daughter, I would’ve liked Denise to come back as Yar, 23 years older and brainwashed into serving the Romulan Empire. The crew would have to go up against their old friend and there could’ve been the possibility of them saving her at some point.

[@jasoncaldwell5627]

This episode introduced us to the Nebula class with the triangular shaped pod. That's the ship Data commands. Kinda a TNG version of the Reliant. It's purdy. SO purdy. I love that the Klingons have a bar as neutral ground to get hammered in between battles.

[@ChrissonatorOFL]

Well, season 4 introduced us to the Nebula class in "The Wounded," it just had a "satellite dish" modular attachment.

[@PHDiaz-vv7yo]

Yeah, I thought the USS Phoenix was the first ogling of a Nebula class

[@Vulcanerd]

Yep and that triangle part is, if I remember right, modular so it can be fitted to allow for different types of mission parameters.

[@jasoncaldwell5627]

@PHDiaz-vv7yo Yeah- this is the first version with the triangular pod and a few other tweaks. New deflector and secondary hull, I believe, as well.

[@ChrissonatorOFL]

The title card for the credits is different for season 5 because it was the 25th anniversary of TOS.

[@itubeutubewealltube1]

suggestion... divert your eyes from the list of actors at the beginning of st6

[@harrypothead42024]

Exactly, they get so pissed off whenever they see an actor's name in the opening credits if the actor hasn't already been on screen. They need to realize that sometimes a guest actor wants to be credited and isn't going to appear in the first 5 minutes of the show.

[@paxillusinvolutus5213]

Yes. Absolutely yes. Do that.

[@philly83]

Agreed

[@brandonhill2183]

Is that actor in the opening credits? I cant remember

[@guernsey2202]

They said they've already watched the movie unfortunately

[@legionaireb]

1:52 - There's PLENTY of 'non-human' captains in Starfleet. Vulcans, Bolians, Andorians, etc. Data will be the first artificial lifeform to captain a Starfleet vessel. 5:24 - I think something's missing here.

[@klofat]

I love that feeling, after 1h of television you felt like watching a 90min movie.

[@SanjayMerchant]

As much as I enjoy Sela as a character, it really bothers me that Yar's backstory involves escaping an environment that included literal r___ gangs and with this her canonical end is basically sex slavery.

[@channelwacke]

If you guys loved this episode... the quality bar and tone of this episode holds right through Deep Space Nine's entire run. By the time you start the 3rd season (and I'd personally say far earlier), you'll be getting 2 episodes this good almost every week. Hope you're prepared!

[@ThisisDD]

3rd season is great, but 4th grows the beard in the rest of the way

[@MiningForPies]

Sorry season 1 of DS9 is awful.

[@ShamrockParticle]

Season 4 aced it, but seasons 1-3 do hold their own! 👍

[@charlottehammond8975]

they're gonna love the sisko.

[@miller-joel]

Ah, yes. Let He Who Is without Sin... Meridian The Muse Resurrection Move Along Home Profit and Lace ...

[@deathbysnoosnoo8640]

So glad you guys appreciated this episode

[@thealchemylab8134]

I've always loved the Sutherland bridge set, very different to the normal bridges we're used to but still recognisably starfleet.

[@deathbysnoosnoo8640]

You're music is 100% rock. Wow😮 I'm so impressed! I'm proud to be a Patreon!

[@charlottehammond8975]

the blue frame around the vid blendinginto the underlaying frame is really seamless and well done. you guys nail details quite well. studio loojs great. pls keep the xmas tree and put planets and ships all over it. stoked for your reaction to the next one.

[@williampilling2168]

There is a subtle message in the ships named in Picards Armada. The 3 American Aircraft Carriers in the Battle of Midway were the Yorktown, the Hornet, and the Enterprise. The flagship carrier of the Japanese fleet was the Akagi. So they had the Enterprise, the Hornet, and the Akagi in the armada. The writers wanted to show that while those ships fought each other in the past, in the future they would work together.

[@TheArmase]

Season 5 hype is real. Some really great episodes here. If you think 4 was hard to rate due to its sheer awesomeness .. get ready for more of that. They did learn a lot from season 4.

[@andyb2977]

I am excited to see how you react to this season. I's so hard for me to decide between seasons 4,5,6 as my favorites, but you are right in the middle of great television.

[@shallowgal462]

To the best of my memory, the next episode is the first one I ever saw of _TNG._ I couldn't stand waiting anymore, knowing there was a new _Star Trek_ on. I bought a little battery-operated TV that I could hide easily, and started watching WTOF-TV 9 in Steubenville, which aired _TNG_ alternating with _TOS_ from 1 a.m. to 6 a.m. every Sunday morning. The first one I remember was s5e2, which is still one of my all-time favorites and a great meme generator.

[@Anthyrion]

"No one would suggest, that a Klingon would make a good ship counselor..." I think, one of the Lower Decks Seasons proofed otherwise 😁

[@BiggestDawgEver]

As much as you guys can be infuriating at times, when you enjoy an episode, it is powerful and palpable and reels me back in every time. Also, I absolutely love your original outro credit songs. Getting a new one every season is reason enough to subscribe.

[@ryannelson1297]

Welp, definitely thought this was going up at 11 am, not pm. Damn.

[@floydlooney6837]

same

[@Vulcanerd]

Sadly, I missed it, too.

[@jamesalexander5623]

Alex and Josh on the Season Five Ocean!

[@Exarathas]

With sails unfold!

[@Silentnarcotic]

Their eyes uncovered!!

[@makasete30]

I thought something was missing at the start of the vid: Alex with a large can of something in his hand. Loved your reaction to this episode.

[@nicks.5552]

Your reaction at the end is gold! 😄

[@PCat2385]

Great start to your season 5 reviews and another kick ass song to boot!

[@thomasgrimm1664]

What a great New Years gift! And they ended on the scene! Get ready for S5 to blow your socks off.

[@anothergalaxys4780]

"Do it" will be an amazing moment somewhen during your Star Trek journey...

[@GreenCauldron08]

I like that Alex is thinking about things like "Space is huge, why not just go around the sensor net?" and "How has the Klingon Empire survived for so long?". Too often, Star Trek's writers forgot to ask those sort of questions. 10:53 I dunno why but that edit is so funny: "Please, won't you sit down?" *Teleports into chair*

[@jerrymerise4925]

Happy New Year!!..One of my favorite reactions from you two..Loved this episode and have watched it too many times to count lol

[@mjbull5156]

Consider the strangeness of Worf and Kurn's relationship. As part of Kurn's crew Worf is subordinate to Kurn, but as head of the Hiuse of Mogh, Worf is Kurn's feudal lord. Tha5 might get to be rather tense. Yes, sometimes Klingon society doesn't make sense as to how they got to survive developing the tech necessary for warp drives without send8ng each other into oblivion.

[@trekker683]

If i remember the lore correctly, they reverse engineered the technology from the Herk invaders.

[@RetroRobotRadio]

In the original Star Trek there was a Starship that had an all-Vulcan crew. I think that's the first non-human Starship Captain.

[@luminiferous1960]

He may have meant non-humanoid. If so, he may be correct if the M-5 in the TOS episode The Ultimate Computer doesn't count. The name of the episode in which the all-Vulcan manned starship was destroyed is The Immunity Syndrome. The name of that starship is Intrepid (NCC-1631). TOS novels published by Pocket Books gave one of the Intrepid's commanding officers' names as Captain Spiak, while the captain in charge at the time of the Intrepid's destruction was Satak, a name that was used in an earlier draft of the script.

[@laertesindeed]

He was actually trying to imply "non living person" ....not a racial thing.

[@luminiferous1960]

​@@laertesindeed Data is not "non living." Picard pointed out that Data is a new life form in his defense of Data in the TNG episode "The Measure of a Man" saying as he points at Data, "Your honor, Starfleet was founded to seek out new life: well, there it sits! Waiting." Data is a non-biological, sentient living person.

[@dupersuper1938]

The first revealed in the series. There were tons in the more than century of Federation history before that.

[@donovanbradford8231]

Yes in tge original series you still had a few call backs that some Star Fleet ships did have non humanoid species entirely. In the expanded universe I remember reading a few that had whole captains that were alien, in the book Dreadnought I think.

[@frankb3347]

There are some great episodes coming up this season. Can hardly wait for you to get to them.

[@liegeoflunacy]

This has become my favorite episode of Target Audience. I'm watching it for the 3rd time today

[@richierich398]

I can’t believe that this episode was not a majority S for the patrons. The whole story arc for Worf. He finally lets go of his idealized version of what Klingons are and embraces his human “family“ and that side of himself. In effect, Worfs redemption. Also love how it ties in to yesterday‘s enterprise. Love Data having command of a ship and how that story played out. Extremely cinematic direction and lighting as well. S++ for me. BTW, did I miss the intro from you guys?

[@MiningForPies]

I find the Klingon focused stories dull.

[@Daviddaze]

Praise God we are alive to see reviews of season five. A couple actors died in 2024. The McDuff actor. The actor who played Andorian suicide on bridge in TOS s3. And the actress getting married in Balance of Terror who married a cast director and starred in 3 episodes. Once you star in trek you're family. R.I.P.

[@beastdude]

The Gowron eyes are what, in my opinion, make his character special and memorable. Espeically for a character that apparently was only supposed to have 1 small part in 1 episode. But viewers liked him so much they brought him back.

[@brooos]

Welcome back guys. Love the new set.

[@MrDeathpilot]

4:44 According to Trek fandom. Berellians are tall humanoids with elongated fingers and feet. They would probably have a difficult time handling engineering tools and equipment designed for human hands.

[@benmcelwain5301]

Huh? They made a toy of Dr. Crusher in the Dixion Hill dress? She was only in it in one episode for minutes. 21:23

[@targetaudience]

There are a surprising amount of figures for one-episode appearances of alternate costumes

[@russellharrell2747]

@@targetaudienceyeah I think they made Geordi when he was that weird mutated alien for that one show too. You can tell that line of figures was trying hard to mine for ideas for making the same characters over and over since TNG and TOS weee the only shows for a long time.

[@jonm3427]

There's a comic that takes place years later that at one point is a team up between Worf, Spock, Sela, Ro, and Lore. It does introduce her dad at one point. Of course he's unofficially the reason she's Tal Shiar, at least in a non-canon context.

[@DavidJevon]

Happy New Year

[@targetaudience]

Happy New Year!

[@clintonm.8938]

This season is only going to get better... Can't wait to watch you guys see it! I'm vicarious reliving my first time watching all over again!

[@SteveSwags]

Excellent reaction to an excellent episode! I wonder if Hobson now believes that Data has emotions after what he witnessed, or does he also think that Data was putting on the Captain face and acting? Curious to hear your thoughts. Happy New Year, gentlemen!

[@paul_andrews]

3:30 ‘drink not with thine enemy’ - watch closely, none of them are drinking the bloodwine.

[@marydodsonmt]

Next Generation Season 5 contains the following: 8-10 of my favorite episodes 4 episodes that I actively dislike In other words, it can be quite a roller coaster. Enjoy the ride.

[@andrewshannon4950]

Well, no spoilers, but I'm unable to guess the fourth.

[@marydodsonmt]

Ha! I don't blame you. The fourth is an episode that tends to be very popular in the fandom. I'm not surprised that it wouldn't be on your radar as a disliked episode.

[@Stefi-P]

​@marydodsonmt Are you gasLIGHTing us? I just looked at the 5 list, there's a lot in there is don't like, including as you say a fan favourite or two. There's also one that like which is generally disparaged by fan.

[@marydodsonmt]

@Stefi-P I hear an inner voice telling me that the episode that tops so many "Best of TNG lists" might be overrated.

[@andrewshannon4950]

@@marydodsonmt the Darmok reaction dropped on KZbin today, and there were a handful of very vocal dissenters there.

[@garyjenkins7249]

Another banger tune! Warp Factor Chaos HELL YES!! Season 5 let’s gooo!

[@s_1884]

That you guys react so passionately to TNG, definitely better than keeping on with thing you're not interested in. The whole Worf no reaction thing is probably the most stick out thing in this episode. And after the first part of the arc with the Klingon High Council turning their backs on Worf (and Picard), Worf (and Picard) walk out on these guys. I feel pretty sure that that you guys will enjoy the first few seasons of DS9 more than most viewers and some fans

[@Vulcanerd]

Happy new year, everyone! 🖖❤

[@marialanier6155]

Don't divert your eyes because you will miss those luscious kligon accessories

[@dionysislarson6352]

Happy New Year!

[@LynneMeyer]

Your season 5 theme song is a BANGER. 🔥

[@mikecaetano]

Also recall the Tholian Web TOS episode vis-a-vis the tachyon net set up to catch the Romulans.

[@victorjohnson7512]

You know they killed that punk kid as soon as Worf and Pickard left the room...

[@qam2024]

Worf should have. It would have been the merciful thing to do. Where is this kid now going to go? Does he even have a home to go to or will he live in streets? I'm sure Duras had plenty of enemies who will like a piece of this kid. Plus the kid was given to Worf, so if Worf wasn't going finish him then Worf would have had to take him in. He would have to live together with Alexander or that kid from the Bonding.

[@PHDiaz-vv7yo]

@@qam2024that kid from the bonding 😂

[@Silentnarcotic]

He (the character) actually appears in the game "Armada II", he and his fleet chase Worf in command of the Defiant through a nebula/astroid belt.

[@Naglfarius]

Target Audience. Their Eyes on Undiscovered Land.

[@Daniel-Strain]

Shaka, his click baited.

[@Elnis888]

@@Daniel-Strain Commenter, his hands applauding 🙂

[@follow_the_money_trail]

Such an abysmal episode, sorry

[@brettg274]

Follow The Money, his apology insincere

[@updatedude]

Alex and Josh, their eyes uncovered.

[@Teradyne87]

Your Dragonball t-shirt brought the unbidden thought to my mind "Yamcha would be a senior ensign, too." It also wouldn't surprise me one bit to see a Namekian in a Starfleet uniform. Goku is still the only red shirt to die multiple times and keep on coming back for more.

[@Greggie77]

I watched this when it debuted, back then all we have was a VCR to let us Trekkies rewatch old episodes over and over. Wow I must say I watched the red head guy he was so cute reacting to this I was the same way but i was 10 years old then. This is why "Yesterday's Enterprise" was the best for us because us trekkies know where the path is going to take us for the boys you are going to love the future.

[@slaintejimmy]

WTG Boys! ..excellent reaction.. you don't disappoint. 😃

[@TheAlmightyMeese]

The Outro Music hits as strong as ever! It Honestly gives me imagery of the ST:Picard S3 Final Episode. You know the one scene i mean to those who have seen it. Great stuff.

[@schizowallflower]

this, ladies & gentlemen, is how you start a season.

[@lewi7275]

One thing you guys need to know is that this is considered the 100th hour of film footage. Some people say 100 episode actually it’s not the 100 episode but they did roll out a cake and Rotenberry was there and everybody got together and cut a cake that had a 100 episodes on it But actually two episodes more and you’ll get to the real 100 episode. My suggestion gentleman is buckle up and enjoy the rest of the ride because this season you’ve just started and you haven’t even gotten to the Good stuff yet.

[@jdb101585]

Nice chairs, great reaction, and cleanshaven Alex is my favorite! ;D

[@JohnBarnes0210]

My personal favorite episode of Star Trek overall!!! Happy New Year! 🎉

[@roguejoe]

Dropping a D'ktagh is the Klingon equivalent of dropping a mic.

[@NessOnett8]

I don't know if it will make you two feel any better about it, but I maintain that Worf's entire story here doesn't work nearly as well without K'Ehleyr's death. This is the payoff that that moment set up. And why you got a lot of "just wait" because obviously, spoilers.

[@TheLucasbuck]

David Carson also directs Star Trek (7) Generations and does an amazing job. One of the best looking Trek movies. If you thought this episode was good just wait 'til the next episode. Great reaction.

[@JMUDoc]

Fans of _Friends_ will know Capt. Larg as Mr Treeger, the building super😁

[@RG-zv7tb]

I watched Alex's reaction at the end 7 times😆😆 "Get the fucking white boards!"😆😆😆😆

[@hawkmaster381]

When all else fails, just use the ol' tachyon field. If THAT fails, use the inverse tachyon field. And there is always the last defense - the REVERSE tachyon field.

[@qam2024]

And always remember to make sure you re-calibrate the tachyon filed generator first!

[@hawkmaster381]

@ 😂😂

[@Jim_in_TN]

I watched your top 10 reaction moments for 2024 vid earlier today. You may need to expand that for the 2025 video just to accommodate your reactions to this episode alone. I noticed at least 5 real good reactions from you guys for this one, but there were several other good ones as well. May have to go for Top 20 or more for season 5.

[@BeachcomberNZ]

It's five minutes to 6 pm right now, in New Zealand!

[@Daniel-Strain]

The new song for season five is fire!

[@mitchy17]

I'm glad you enjoyed the episode. Always entertaining watching your reaction and then going into the details in your review. 😎😎😎😎

[@cmtosh2409]

So glad to see you liked this one, I was afraid since you didn’t love the first part. I guess I’m just used to seeing them back to back.

[@patsk8872]

18:55 Now we know TA's favorite Star Trek actually isn't TNG or TOS, but EOS (End On Scene)

[@donovanbradford8231]

This is a fun episode for sure and one of the reasons why I enjoy the Klingon episodes of the series as the acting much of the time is great, stories are fun, and it's always interesting to see how our heros interact and experience it. In this case Worf is a Klingon but he is also an honorable warrior and much of what was happening around him was way different than what he was expecting. I especially live Worf, Kern, and Growon in this episode as their acting is superb.

[@Dudepatrol47]

2:59 technically, Data is the first non-biological life form to command a starship, not non-human. There are plenty of aliens in Starfleet that became captains before Data. In Wrath of Khan, Spock was the Captain of the Enterprise before Admiral Kirk took over, and he considers himself Vulcan. I think there was at least one or two alien captains in the season one episode where Picard uncovers the bluegill parasite conspiracy during his secret meeting with his old friend before they all had their ships destroyed by the bluegills, as well, plus a lot more examples probably.

[@prion42]

That ship full of vulcans in TOS where Spock felt them all die.

[@krthompson7519]

Ooh, I really enjoy the new outro song.

[@chaotic_ginger]

I can't help but mention your credit songs get better and better every season, guys🤘

[@theatheistbrony9332]

To be honest, Data never came across as angry in that scene to me. It comes across as urgent to me more than anything.

[@justsomebody-1665]

Yeah he's doesn't seem angry, he just puts his foot down.

[@kunserndsittizen2655]

@@justsomebody-1665he came across as righteously angry annoyed irritated urgent

[@donovanbradford8231]

Correct he's being stern with a subordinate

[@derrickmarais]

Looking forward very much to the next 2 episodes.

[@harrypothead42024]

31:54 Tasha still gave her life for the greater good no matter what happened between the close of yesterday's Enterprise and the opening of these episodes