Lursa and B'Etor Offer Earl Grey Tea To Captain Picard

Star Trek The Next Generation Season 4 episode 26 Redemption

[@sheeptuber5166]

Just found out that the actress who played Lursa died from cancer a few days ago. RIP Barbara March.

[@calanon534]

Barbara March (October 9, 1953 - August 11, 2019)

[@difficultbastard]

Oh man, that's sad to hear. Rene whatshisname, who played Odo, has now died too.

[@Thegamingground]

Oh no...

[@robertfortier2136]

@Disney Princess of Mars I'll take Jeri "Seven Of Nine" Ryan any day of the week, including now. She's aged quite well from this horny man's opinion. 😆

[@johnwayne2103]

Oh No! :(

[@gracecalis5421]

Picard was stone cold here. He basically told the ladies "I know you're getting support from the Romulans" without saying it outright, sowing paranoia in the hearts of the sisters, all while being extremely polite and gentlemanly about it. What a class act.

[@jeffmcdermott3193]

Nice call on that assessment! And here I had thought it was just a subtle left-handed compliment.

[@Jedimindset]

Patrick Stewart is a hell of an actor. I can’t picture Picard played by anyone else.

[@noahpartic7586]

Good play of words, verbal battle of wits, telling each other what they wanna hear & be polite. Overall, neither side are complete fools & Picard knows it.

[@jamesedwards3923]

That is why he is one of the best Captains in StarFleet history. Even when she wanted raw dog his ass right there. Or get some three-way on. Nope. Power nor pussy.

[@alexmcaruthur6966]

Verbal fencing at its best

[@bigmoe9856]

I like that exchange. The sister basically said "Not even gonna lie, you're absolutely correct...but let's follow that logic to it's natural conclusion". A real _talk softly and carry a big stick_ moment.

[@danieldickson8591]

It must have quickly become obvious to the sisters that Picard was too sharp for lies to be worth anything. Candor was their only chance of success.

[@johnw2026]

Something about the Picard character. He was an expert at being "wise as a serpent, and harmless as a dove."

[@jakep1979]

Picard was a slippery one, he liked being underestimated because that's how the fools always revealed themselves.

[@danieldickson8591]

Picard learned what he wanted to know, and gave away nothing of his own intentions. He won that encounter hands down.

[@neilallender8150]

😘

[@joeslayter5841]

When writers cared more for the stength of the story and the development of the characters than any personal politics that happened to be popular at the time. It will never return, sadly.

[@curkacola8601]

@@joeslayter5841 It can return, we just need to weed out these bad writers and get the ones that care about story.

[@larrysmith2638]

"Excellent tea." Only Patrick Stewart could deliver that line with such attitude.

[@RobMacKendrick]

And sincerity. Tea's important to him.

[@georgexanthopoulos3003]

One of my favorite lines oin TNG for some reason haha! In fact I watched the clip so I could listen to the delivery once more!

[@delcox8165]

I love how the actress playing B'Etor couldn't help but smile on reflex one second earlier when Stewart looked at her to deliver the compliment.

[@odysseusrex5908]

"The skill of a Romulan." That's a backhanded complement if ever I heard one.

[@asvarien]

That wasn't a backhanded compliment, that was the insult equivalent of a pimp slap to the face.

[@OneofInfinity.]

Not to a Klingon.

[@odysseusrex5908]

@@OneofInfinity. Oh, yes, most definitely to a Klingon.

[@Qsie]

"Damning with such faint praise" is more like it

[@FS2K4Pilot]

I loved the expression on B’Etor’s face when he did the word “Romulan”.

[@bartolomeestebanmurillo4459]

Beware, a Klingon warrior is about to arrive! RIP Barbara March, Sto'Vo'Kor has received a new warrior!

[@Joker-no1fz]

that first chick is super hot wish she was my wife lol. look at those tits. no disrespect she just damn good looking.

[@BrotherDerrick3X]

@@Joker-no1fz she was married to Alan Scarfe who was the Romulan Tolkath in the 2 part episode "Birthright" on the Next Generation.

[@stillnessinmovement]

aroooooo!!!!

[@andysahs1599]

@@BrotherDerrick3X He was Admiral Mendek too in ''Data's Day''.

[@Zoras88]

The actress has earned a place, but the character has not.

[@Sonikgav]

"You have manipulated circumstances with the skill of a Romulan" Ok Picard, i see that low key insult. Stay Classy ;)

[@veedub3740]

Sick burn, bro. LOL

[@PeoplecallmeLucifer]

Low key? he basically told them they are Hoes on steroids

[@totalpartykill999]

how he walked out of there alive is anyones guess

[@myhandlehasbeenmishandled]

I think they were confused by it. Not sure if it was a compliment or an insult. Not the brightest lightbulbs in all of Klingon empire.

[@davidw.1429]

@@myhandlehasbeenmishandled Wasn't it Picard showing that he knew they had Romulan support without outright accusing them?

[@danielross7983]

"Allow me to heat up your... tea." Never has tea been so sexy.

[@CellGames2006]

1:46 best 5 seconds of Klingon femininity.

[@Mopehome]

Haha even my , body was turned in. By that gesture 👏

[@bloodmooncomix457]

You saw it too, huh?! 👊😚😍😋🤤

[@vjenkins6815]

B'Etor was a sexy beast. She turned a stereotype of chest pounding, warrior into a galactic, provocative femme fatale. She was one of the sexiest, crassly sensual villains in the Star Trek universe.

[@ironcito1101]

Kneeled between my legs with her hand on my knee and making eye contact... hell yeah, heat up my tea, baby! Not sure how those teeth of hers would feel, though 🤣

[@R3dp055um]

KIRK would have had some 3-way action going on before the tea was poured.

[@jeversole1979]

And who says Picard is the superior diplomat? Kirk's style got results

[@BawkBawkBawk666]

Kirk..... Master of the intergalactic orgy. Out of the way Jeff goldblum

[@davidcarrasco118]

Would've started with BeTore.....she always seemed the "slut" of the family.

[@tek512]

@@jeversole1979 Kirk's style got temporary results. He did a lot of good, but it often fell apart in the long run. Much of what Picard accomplished remains valid decades later, although he did certainly fail to the Romulans in their time of need.

[@jeversole1979]

@@tek512 To remedy the situation with the Romulans, Picard took a page out of Kirk's book in his dealings with Laris.

[@Erekose2023]

The Duras sisters were one of those valuable commodities for a tv series and/or film franchise. Formidable, intimidating enemies who are NOT cariactures and/or comic foils. A shame their characters were killed off in Generations

[@bjsimon802]

Star trek always had strong female roles, these two ladies were phenomenal. Their Chemistry was incredible. One of the best scenes in star trek.

[@jebdulles5809]

I'm surprised their father couldn't find them suitors with their dowries of HUGE...tracts of land !

[@bastonneknight9478]

Judging by the son the family may have been poorly led. Look at how he got himself killed, not a genius that one.

[@devintariel3769]

MESSAGE FOR YOU SIR *drops dead*

[@spudhead169]

He killed my aunty.

[@facelessman9224]

@Ciaran Wilkinson "What do you want then?" "All I want is to siiing!"

[@dkupke]

Faceless Man stop that, stop that! You’re not going into a Klingon opera while I’m here!

[@chickendrawsdogs3343]

The way she caressed Picard's bald head LOL

[@cameronrosen6910]

I love B’Etor’s voice. And her movements. Like she was channelling Eartha Kitt.

[@williamwelch5166]

She definitely heats up MY tea with that voice and body language😳!!

[@Dorian-_-Gray]

Yeah, Walsh does a great job here playing someone who keeps sliding over the border between "flirty" and "crass" to the frustration of her partner in crime.

[@RurouniKalainGaming]

Earth Kitt?

[@nickcormier8571]

@@RurouniKalainGaming actress played Catwoman in the 60s version of Batman, among other things.

[@Mr.Derogatory316]

That stroking of Picard's bald head is pretty ASMR

[@Mademoiselle_Katie]

Lursa and B'etor were such a charismatic and classic sister-duo. The actresses who played them had excellent chemistry and performed the sisters so well. Lursa and B'etor were funny, conspicuous and captivated every scene they were in. This clip is one of their best moments, especially Lursa at 0:37 ⚔❤⚔

[@georgedarkrender388]

May she always have the High ground in the Afterlife.

[@wangson]

@@georgedarkrender388 Agreed. I just read today that she'd died. And she also went to the University of Windsor! My own alma mata!

[@mookateer]

i like their boobs

[@radioactive9861]

Yeah, and the armor they wore was very...revealing.

[@RoonMian]

Painful that those two are gonna destroy the Enterprise a couple years later :(

[@javaman7199]

B'Etor had just never seen a head that shiny and smooth before.

[@JamesCarmichael]

"Allow me to heat up your tea." "Carry on."

[@mikesmith-pj7xz]

"Allow me to heat up your tea." So to speak;-)

[@JamesCarmichael]

@@mikesmith-pj7xz She can heat my teabags anytime.

[@mikesmith-pj7xz]

@@JamesCarmichael Klingon, Earl Grey; Hot!;-)

[@sixty2jeff]

“Make it so !”

[@mikesmith-pj7xz]

@@sixty2jeff" Engage!"

[@jesuszamora6949]

B'tor looks like she was looking to offer more than tea.

[@LostNbound]

I laughed at 1:17. Picard looks over like "Hmm?" "Oh my lord, tits!" then looks up lol

[@ajaxtrizmund963]

Christ that's great. Didn't notice it at first lol.

[@Leondegrance2]

He saw everything.

[@123RADIOactive]

Hahahahahahaha…………. *gasps for air* …… HAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@zenairzulu1378]

good one

[@williamwelch5166]

Patrick Stewart is such a good actor that I can't tell if that momentary look of guilt is him or his character!😊

[@X-Prime123]

Such an excellent scene. I like it when adversaries can discuss matters without exploding with emotion.

[@delavalmilker]

The Duras sisters were one of the most memorable adversaries in STNG. Not one Klingon villain, but TWO of them. And women, no less!

[@JackgarPrime]

1:15 B'Etor knew EXACTLY where she was putting those things before Picard looked over at her!

[@xxlCortez]

She should have extended it much sooner.

[@usafyuros6126]

did you see his eyes though lol

[@barneyrubble4293]

He got an eyefull thats for sure

[@jackstewart2258]

@@barneyrubble4293 bet he'd have preferred a mouthful WAY HAY

[@MedicineMan55]

I liked Lursa and B'Etor. They were both conniving, mean, and clever.

[@grantwithers]

not true, none sweeter than betor, lursa was just a bad influence

[@TheCorsaire]

@3:15 Picard just made B'Etor's day by complimenting her tea~

[@genmaicha.lapsang]

This is a really well done scene. So much is conveyed by the actors and acting and dialogue all at once. Everything from plot to character development to world building to characterization.

[@QuarrellaDeVil]

"We have an old saying on Earth, and you failed to come through: 'I'm going to make him an offer he can't refuse.'"

[@QuartuvLarry]

“The skill of a Romulan” That sure pissed them off!

[@SardonicALLY]

If they were pissed off it wasn't at the implication, it was that he was on to them ... they were being supported and advised by Romulans, just like Duras.

[@user-tp7gy4dj4l]

And scared them. He knows!

[@user-tp7gy4dj4l]

And scared them. He knows!

[@erichall3326]

The last 20 seconds of that clip was more badass than any scene in any of the movies.

[@rikuurufu5534]

And the best part is, he KNOWS what he just said.

[@GnosticAtheist]

When Klingons try to be charming its scary af...

[@skanthavelu]

Klingons do look very different when they have that charming demeanour. Even Riker was once surprised to see that Klingons were capable of laughter. As for crying, I don't recall ever seeing a Klingon cry. Now that would not be a pretty sight.

[@paradisebreeze1705]

skanthavelu they don’t have tear ducts

[@skanthavelu]

@@paradisebreeze1705 I did not know that! Thank you for telling me!

[@raine7176]

once upon a time far far away sausage tear ducts do not create tears, they are designed to collect the water and lead it out of the eye. without tear ducts, a klingon crying would be.... an unpleasant, messy affair. luckily they seem to have little need for tear ducts, since they express strong emotion differently (that is, not by crying like humans do)

[@paradisebreeze1705]

Star Trek 6

[@jeffschmiedlin7949]

I love his stare @ Lursa at 3:10. It was like a slap across the face when he looked her in the eye and compared her to a Romulan.

[@MrJohnnyMarbles]

Rest full of glory in Sto'Vo'Kor. Lursa, daughter of Duras.

[@DemonEyes622]

sister, actually

[@momokochama1844]

@@DemonEyes622 Duras is the name of the house/family, so she is a daughter too :)

[@durass001]

Klingon named Jarod was Lursa, B’Etor, and Duras’s Father. No mention ever of their Mother.

[@askthepizzaguy]

@@momokochama1844 This is correct, I believe. She is a daughter of the house of Duras, which is still named after him even though he is dead. Like Worf is of the house Mogh, even though Mogh is dead. And then we refer to a member of a political family a son or daughter of that house. It's a different way to use the word daughter, in this instance, not literally the daughter of Duras but "a daughter" of the "House of Duras".

[@momokochama1844]

@@askthepizzaguy yep, and Martok invites Worf to the House of Martok as a warrior AND a brother

[@akakryd]

This clip confims that you could sum up every Duras centric episode of TNG with: "B'etor, could you fucking not!"

[@Synthmilk]

A B'Etor, she always found power alluring, no wonder she couldn't keep her hands off of Picard, even she knew he was one of the most powerful individuals in the Galaxy.

[@billyb4790]

Not to mention a completely receded hairline.

[@mightymulatto3000]

I always felt the actress that played Lursa had a conscience about what they were doing. Props for taking down our favorite starship. Rip.

[@jamiemiles4624]

RIP Barbara March (Lursa)

[@bobpage6597]

TNG always had plenty of moments where its musical cues were just perfect for the moment on screen. 3:05, Picard gets up, verbally slaps and eviscerates the Sisters before departing. Then at 3:23 after Picard has departed, you're left with only the music and the facial expressions of the Sisters. Their final gambit at manipulation has failed - they now have no choice but to launch a war against Gowron for control of the Empire. The way the music dominates scene, with Lursa's clear consternation - you can tell at 3:28 when it came to scheming and making the decisions, Lursa was the more dominant, the leader! The music just captures the mood of the moment so perfectly, its something today so many shows completely overlook!!

[@nathanielhellerstein5871]

He drank the tea. Very brave. I assume that he reported to Sickbay immediately.

[@oldtwinsna8347]

He already stated there was nothing for the Duras sisters to gain by incapacitating him at that point as it would just backfire on them. And that they act like Romulans in plotting a greater plan rather being Klingon by taking immediate action.

[@IRMentat]

1:17 even the best actors can get distracted at times.

[@BlunderMunchkin]

To be fair, the geometry of that particular situation made that nearly impossible to avoid. And might well have been intended.

[@NearlyH3adlessNick]

Patrick Stewart is gay hahah I'm fairly certain that was "Picard" being slightly distracted and maneuvering the sticky situation, so it was probably the Director's idea.

[@barneyrubble4293]

@@NearlyH3adlessNick Patrick stewart isnt gay he's married to a woman, you're thinking of Ian McClellan

[@ananousous]

Lmao! That expression says a lot

[@Prime92]

@@barneyrubble4293 I would say he is bi.

[@TheRealmDrifter]

Well, for one thing Picard didn't spill the tea on the floor...

[@marcziegenhain8420]

It was an excellent one, would be a shame.

[@poopjeans1135]

@@marcziegenhain8420 No big loss, given he prefers Yorkshire Gold.

[@FireLordJohn3191]

I think Picard has enough honor that he wouldn’t do that.

[@tyranusfan]

For a moment, you had me thinking of the Hunt for Red October. "He slipped on his tea."

[@CalifScots]

Considering how big an impact the Duras sisters had on the Star Trek universe, plotting and scheming against the KlingonbFederation alliance and colluding with Romulans, they were really in a relatively few episodes. They were in one movie (Generations), three episodes of TNG and one of DS9. They also voiced themselves on a Star Trek video game.

[@kumonoameai]

Dang, that's really cool! It's always nice to see actors from the shows in other media of the franchise ^.^

[@kanaric]

The fact they get a movie though means they are up there with Khan at least even if the movie wasn't the best.

[@szahmad2416]

“Allow me to heat up your tea...”

[@DrClawizdead]

Lursa wanted to destroy the Enterprise-D but B'Etor wanted the Picard D.

[@sarcasticguy4311]

HAHAHA

[@BawkBawkBawk666]

B'Etor wanted to destroy Picard D

[@RurouniKalainGaming]

I admit I didn't recall this scene much at all. Powerful and I'll remember it more now.

[@tolbertjason]

0:35 B'etor: I got torpedo frequency to match modulation 257.4

[@raystrong6812]

"You have manipulated the circumstances, with the skill of a Romulan." One of the most insulting things to say to a Klingon, delivered with goddamn class.

[@user-tp7gy4dj4l]

It says three things: 1. I am impressed. 2. I am revolted. 3. I know they're involved.

[@jakep1979]

The sisters didn't even protest 😅

[@McRocket]

Never underestimate Picard.

[@CommissarKane]

Really sad when I look back through all my favorite star trek episodes and to see so many have passed on.

[@kentvesser9484]

Makes you realize how time is passing for us the viewers too who saw these episodes in their initial TV run.

[@Persian-Immortal]

India exports a lot of Earl Grey tea to the Klingon empire.

[@szahmad2416]

It is a warrior’s drink! Like prune juice!

[@Persian-Immortal]

@@szahmad2416 well then, I am a warrior too. I think a lot of Earl Grey.

[@kentvesser9484]

Real Earl Gray Tea must be insanely expensive if you are tying to actually get real Earth-grown tea. Probably very little gets exported off Earth within the Federation, let alone to neighboring empires. I wonder if that from the replicator is really comparable to the real thing or whether for those who did not grow up on Earth, they would even know if there was a difference as it might be so rare, most have never even seen real tea leaves from Earth. They may have seen tea leaves raised on a plantation on a colony or in a greenhouse on some orbital station, but do those even have the same taste or are just approximate.

[@trekkie951]

1:17 picard looks :)

[@zahrans]

R.I.P. Barbara/Lursa

[@RurouniKalainGaming]

I still come back to this. Calming yet tense. In my ASMR list now, hahaha.

[@druidsandhorses3971]

RIP Barbara March 💚

[@execthegaming]

0:54 And that's when my little brain unlocked the ASMR perk.

[@LordVader1094]

Lol I got the same vibe

[@RurouniKalainGaming]

Indeeds.

[@TheHomeman]

I loved these characters. Their acting was the best of any nemesis

[@usafyuros6126]

picard only showing his desires 1:17

[@thENDweDIE]

3:05 "You have manipulated the circumstances with the skill...of a Romulan..." The way he moves and perewitz...whilst speaking between the lines... Makes this scene, one of my favorites from all of *Star Trek...* =/\=

[@anonygent]

Thinking... pirouettes, perhaps? 🤔

[@thENDweDIE]

@@anonygent Likely... It was the scotch writing tho... First/Last time ever attempting the word...

[@xibal3405]

The writing in TNG was next level. I wish we could see that level of storytelling again.

[@rwdplz1]

He hesitates right before drinking it, then thinks, 'screw it.'

[@joebishman6163]

This scene gives me ASMR tingles every time I watch it.

[@Blamzor]

At 1:18 he looks right at her chest hahaha stay classy Picard .

[@larsonmarkov1699]

Picard looked at tits

[@2012kreed]

@@larsonmarkov1699 Hey man did you expect, she was smiling at him with those pretty Klingon Teeth, and at 0:54 she was running her fingers thru his .... hair???

[@abs5721]

@@2012kreed Lol.

[@abs5721]

@Jay Turan of course you'd say that. Anything to make you feel *B'Etor* right?

[@abs5721]

@Jay Turan damn, you wouldn't even understand a joke even if it slapped you in the face. Go look up what a pun is mate.

[@thelonius4727]

I would've gotten my freak on with B'Etor!

[@BrotherDerrick3X]

@The Hooded Claw hell, she was willing to get her freak on with Worf, even though he killed her brother.

[@bazzatheblue]

She was hot shit.

[@toamatau8785]

Right. Even beyond the copious cleavage she was hot as hell.

[@geemooney2229]

It would your last moments.... You would wake up in Stovakor!

[@robertlynch2854]

@@geemooney2229 worth it

[@davidlandry4119]

The commentary for this scene. Points out how seasoned actors walk in and out of camera frames. And how Patrick holds the teacup that way to shoot the same way everytime. Forehead finger gliding had to be done with the skill a romulan.

[@brendandmcmunniii269]

"Allow me to heat up your tea" Most Erotic Star Trek Quote Ever

[@darrentaylor9610]

I would go full on human on the one with the excellent cleavage. I hear Klingon men don't eat pussy.

[@larrysmith2638]

@Nasim Aghdam I think they were referring to internal organs.

[@thesailormercury2]

​@@larrysmith2638 Picard you. Bald head fool you had two strong women in front of you who serve your favorite tea and they didn't want to kill you you could have said there .

[@jdb2002]

3:24-Sister, our charming a man didn't work. This is uncharted territory for us.

[@davidkirby-jx9xp]

Excellent Tea, Excellent Burn.

[@wedgeantillies66]

Classic scene of enemies observing the niceties of diplomacy, while trading what seem like banal platitude and conversations, yet saying so much more. Picard lets the sisters know that he seen through their plotting and manipulation and one ups them by letting them know that he knows they are being supported by the Romulans.

[@coffee_drinker2912]

The women have such pretty smiles....

[@SignoftheMagi]

This is one of those scenes that took the idea of Klingons away from just being warrior brutes and into something far more subtle. Lursa and B'Etor were manipulators and political operatives of the first water. They knew that overt threats were NOT going to work here, and Picard was both intelligent and dangerous. They used reason, compromise, suggestion and the occasional distraction to try to influence and slightly unbalance Picard, all things that can work on him. At no time did they try to intimidate him, use threat of violence or behave in anything less than a civilized matter. They went as far as to discover his favorite drink and provide one he found acceptable. With all the causal threats, chest pounding, frat boy behavior, talk of "honor", drinking and acting like barely civilized grunts that we usually see with Klingons, here we get a completely different view of them...and that makes these two look all the more dangerous because of it.

[@RurouniKalainGaming]

Very excellently put.

[@anonygent]

Picard was right, though... this is not Klingon behavior, but more like what you would expect from Romulans... sneaky, cunning, duplicitous, etc.

[@caleclayton1987]

I would love to of seen more of them in Star Trek

[@diosoth]

The writing on TNG really picked up when Roddenberry left. Season 1 Picard would have mumbled something about the prime directive and not shown this level of backbone.

[@thebeggarsdice6020]

bruh hahaha

[@kutter_ttl6786]

By left I assume you mean died.

[@crazybrit-nasafan]

I am sure I saw those two in Doncaster town center on a Saturday night.

[@anthonycope2310]

I am a die hard star trek fan love star trek i will die Waring my star trek uniform she will be missed in the klingon home world god bless

[@zacharyfett2491]

A shame he wasn’t wearing the “Picard jacket” for this scene.

[@shaunburke1773]

Hated that jacket

[@808INFantry11X]

@@shaunburke1773 me too but it probably was one of the more comfortable uniforms at least from the looks.

[@jamesbeemer7855]

Lersa and Bator , were always a dangerous pair .

[@vguyver2]

@LPVP I personally would go with "pairs"

[@DARisse-ji1yw]

Picard's laptop on his desk looks like a prop from Kubrick's "2001 A Space Odessey" ...

[@chrispeplinski7306]

Lursa and betor were an awesome sister duo.

[@pavarottiaardvark3431]

The tea is a straightforwardly good move. Klingons care deeply about honor. By making a decent cup of Earl Grey, they demonstrate respect for Picard. Very honorable.

[@1984Phalanx]

Those 2 actresses had so much Charisma in this scene.

[@stratfordbaby]

RIP Barbara March.

[@Kevin-jb2pv]

The look on his face when she's stroking his head says, "I knew I should've brought Riker to play interference."

[@Shaun-vy9vi]

Beware Klingons bearing Tea. Theyre better with cold dishes.

[@frakmaster69master11]

I am serious and please don't call me shirley.....

[@SeansModelBuilds]

Leslie Nielson, Airplane, 1980

[@ChainsawGutsFuck]

@@SeansModelBuilds Surely you can't be serious?!

[@teddingtonbear3265]

Klingon: Do you want some Tea? Earl Grey? Picard: Is it hot?

[@skynetprime82]

You've got to try a hell of a lot harder than that in order to slip one past Captain Jean-Luc Picard 😄

[@askthepizzaguy]

Mmm. And I thought it was a relatively good attempt. It's just that Jean Luc is incorruptible, so this wasn't ever going to work on him no matter how skillfully they played this move. A good try, I will say.

[@ulipeterson6112]

1:15, nice view.

[@malykoth]

Since it's been on for decades, I'm sure The Simpsons has had at least one SciFi convention...I'd hope Patty and Selma would show up in Lursa and B'Etor cosplay!

[@hancock63]

It still ticks me off that of all the dangers this crew faced, these two Klingon sisters managed to destroy the Enterprise-D.

[@FortoFight]

That movie sucked in a lot of ways lol.

[@HereticDuo]

In a ratty old bird of prey too. Especially criminal when you consider that at about the same time another galaxy class with ineffective shields was holding off 3 jem'hadar attack ships that were far more advanced then a bird of prey and it took one ramming the warp core to destroy it. Their ship should have been obliterated even with the shield advantage.

[@TTony-tu6dm]

A completely ridiculous scene to serve the plot. If the Enterprise had cut lose with all phasers and torpedoes the BOP would have disintegrated no matter the shield situation. Riker suddenly forgetting the power of a galaxy class ship was just silly

[@nx9100]

@jdslyman they reused sets to save time and money. Only had 11 months to make the film. Studio has to Studio....

[@tgmccoy1556]

The First sisters had the appeal of a coral snake, attractive in a deadly way. (Also the foreplay would kill you.)

[@Althalus2010]

I love the little attention to detail that, because they're sisters, their cranial ridges are almost identical.

[@paul06660]

Captain Picard in predicaments.

[@britishfilmguy]

As a klingon race there homes looked very inviting and relaxed. Not what you'd expect from a klingon warriors house.

[@georgedarkrender388]

R.I.S Lursa.

[@loszhor]

3:06 Ah! He went there!~

[@mdd1963]

1:05 Klingons have impressive racks!!!! The future looks awesome!

[@kolelokaram8541]

@Howard Pearcey yet they say that generic engineering was banned in the Federation.

[@Locutus]

It's a shame that they killed off the Duras Sisters. I would have loved to have seen them in future Star Trek episodes.

[@AmericanPatriot1972]

When she rubbed his bald head. lol

[@edwardpate6128]

I would love for her to do that.

[@Deidre0000]

Love this scene !!

[@johnvonachen1672]

These lovely ladies did their homework. You can't fault them for that.