MARTOK FEARS THEM!!!!

[@Bobaklives]

“Well, honey, I’m a Klingon-blood coating the decks sounds kind of... sexy.” “Not now, Worf.”

[@tylerwinkle323]

3:59 Martok was right, it was a trap. But, as a Klingon captain tasked with rescuing the crew of a stranded Klingon warship, it did not matter. He was duty AND honor bound to rescue the crew. The fact his fear prevented him from executing his duty and maintaining his honor meant he was not fit for command.

[@ouknow1446]

Agreed

[@DblOSmith]

Actor playing Leskit is soooo goood as a Klingon.

[@jaysherman5759]

One of the best DS9 episodes

[@jacoblefler4506]

90’s trek had some of the best acting by side characters. I can think of about 10 examples in DS9 alone!

[@tails0420ify]

Only 10?

[@PRiMO585]

The funniest part is this is Tackleberry from Police Academy! Lolol

[@oubunaye]

Everyone loves using those double fisted sledgehammer axe cutting motion attacks...there are many variations of it on DS9 😆

[@billgates334]

Yeah, but not that viscous headbutt. That was the fight right there. Flawless victory.

[@theevilascotcompany9255]

Kirk Fu is recognized as the deadliest fighting style in the universe.

[@2qup2]

truth be told martok actually has a good point. an ship needing help in a vulerable posion was be the perfect bait for the federation and their allies. its coming from a position of paranoia but paranoia when the world is actually out the get you is logic

[@bigtony4930]

As Garak once said, Paranoia is imagined threats against you. This was not imagined.

[@1TheNews]

Can't believe the couples they paired up on DS9; Jadzia with Worf and Leeta with Rom!

[@billgates334]

Worf and Dax was a natural fit. Rom and Leeta just showed how enlightened the Bajorian people can be.

[@tylerwinkle323]

1:32

[@Mogget01]

I’m surprised Dax wasn’t the one to attack him

[@unowno123]

okay martok isnt smart in this case, but later his patience pays off considering he doesnt see glory or honour in death as much as the other klingons do.

[@Freddie1980]

He's speaking from a position on paranoia which making him indecisive