Morn on TNG (Birthright)

Morn extends his influence beyond ST: DS9.

[@porpus99]

There has never been a single character in the history of TV and movies that has said nothing at all, and yet somehow made you like him, more then Morn

[@Foebane72]

But Morn HAS spoken. OK, it was a grunt, but then Worf did throw him off his bar stool.

[@robertnett9793]

Wait? Morn? That notorious blabbermouth, who couldn't shut up if his life depends on it?

[@AndrewChapman]

So Morn is another character to appear in all three Trek shows set in the 24th century as he and Quark both appeared in VOY's pilot episode "Caretaker".

[@hiltonlive32grnrngr]

Quark also made a cameo appearance in TNG's final season, the "Firstborn" episode to be exact. So both he and Morn appeared in all three 24th century Trek shows.

[@oolooo]

You forget Lower Decks , also set in the XXIVth century

[@myaccount__7269]

​@@oolooo no one cares about that stupid cartoon

[@AndrewChapman]

@@oolooo I hadn't seen LD at the time I sent my comment, so I didn't know then. I've seen it now though.

[@Deehvad]

...and a legend is born.

[@GamerstudPrime]

Morn has been known to be a womanizer...

[@Djarra]

In the DS9 episode that originally aired the night before this the Bolian woman made a pass at Odo, Quark told him that he didn't watch out Morn would steal her from him (of course Odo wasn't interested) the next night on TNG Morn had stolen her

[@Princess2Warrior]

@@Djarra *Those two shows were concurrent with each other? I thought DS9 was made years after TNG.*

[@Djarra]

@@Princess2Warrior DS9 ran alongside TNG starting halfway through Season 6 ('Chain of Command' was used in part to set up the debuting 'DS9' with regard to the Cardassins) I can't remember the episode but there is a little nod to TNG the week after it ended where Sisko gets a status report including that Enterprise is at Risa (basically they are having a rest after the end of the series)

[@corvusscottwilliams4751]

It's not just two stomachs Morn possesses.

[@josephpinnetti7378]

Is it me or is that zhaan giving him a rub

[@dansimmons8107]

That looks like the set of DS9 to me.

[@Dtuba15]

Dan Simmons that’s because that is the set of ds9

[@AndrewChapman]

This was actually the second crossover between TNG and DS9. The first was in DS9's pilot episode "Emissary". This time it's in a TNG episode as tylerx2f01 pointed out. EDIT: Oh, looks like tylerx2f01's comment has been deleted.

[@rikosaikawa9024]

Lol wow nothing gets by you!

[@Zeriel00]

@@AndrewChapman There's also the time Riker talks to Quark on the Enterprise to get info from him in exchange for some latinum vouchers. It's really funny and the reason I got interested on DS9 lol

[@AndrewChapman]

@@Zeriel00 Yeah, I saw that episode.

[@ailema27]

I think morn was briefly in voyager 2. lol good ol morn

[@jetshot2218]

Morn is one of only four characters to appear in TNG, DS9 and Voyager- the other three are Quark, Q, and Gul Evek

[@HariSeldon913]

You forgot Riker.

[@katherinkeegan8601]

@@HariSeldon913 Which DS9 episode was Riker in?

[@HariSeldon913]

@@katherinkeegan8601 s3e9

[@katherinkeegan8601]

@@HariSeldon913 Thank you

[@jetshot2218]

@@HariSeldon913 Well, technically the Riker in DS9 was Thomas Riker, the transporter clone who was introduced in TNG. While they were once the same person, by this point they were two separate characters. So Will Riker appeared in TNG and Voyager, and Thomas Riker appeared in TNG and DS9, but neither of them appears in all three shows

[@legendarycupcake]

Morn > Chuck Norris

[@halfcantan1208]

And that children is why "they can't plough the rocks of morn" ps that a well known song over here

[@collinsdarkwa281]

I remember this part

[@stuartlongley2446]

There was more to this scene, but Morn just wouldn't shut up so they had to cut it

[@chrisconnors7327]

The goat is morn