Mortal Q (original facepalm)

How can Q prove to us that he is mortal?
Worf has the answer.

[@battleaxe5518]

It’s funny how the entire crew hates Q, which normally would mean us audience members would dislike him too, but when you see it’s a Q episode you get filled with excitement and know it’s gonna be an amazing one.

[@duckduckgoismuchbetter]

He's the comedian, and they're all his straight men. Especially Captain Picard.

[@shieldphaser]

That's exactly why it works. If the crew liked Q, he'd just be a mary sue, which would make the episodes pretty lame. Q being disliked actually displays crucial personality flaws, making him much more interesting and three-dimensional than yet another overpowered mary-sue.

[@mineralin641]

There are many good scenes with Q. But i almost always prefer the episodes without him. His comedian vibe and omnipotence often takes away from the vibe i like the most about tng. However i understand why many enjoy him

[@MiguelGGuido]

I never, ever liked Q or these storylines. It’s a magician in the middle of sci-fi

[@AzguardMike]

@@shieldphaser like in Voyager where he is being the good guy. Soo boring.

[@MaxPSVR]

“What must I do to convince you I’m mortal” “Die” Perfect response. Just perfect

[@niawhite7457]

Q: I have no powers what must do to convince you people? Riker: Die Me: Holy (bleep) Man!

[@K-11609]

@@niawhite7457 that was Worf

[@aldendomino3523]

@@niawhite7457 It was in the video you just saw.

[@crazyman8472]

Riker approved this message. 😈

[@davecrupel2817]

Such a good comeback that Q even with his 2005 IQ couldn't think of a good one of his own.

[@qualifiedidiots2165]

"Very good. Eat any good books lately?" I don't know when. But I am going to say this.

[@liftwell]

Easy, just say it to the next person who abuses you over the internet.

[@570y3n]

I used to say it to my parakeet who loved to tear up paper

[@orangejoe204]

Heard it uttered to particularly burly and shovel-faced Military Policeman once. As it turns out, that was NOT the right thing to say...

[@Trusteft]

As all policemen in the world, MPs are known for their great sense of humor.

[@joelellis7035]

Oh, yes! I'm sure the MP was laughing in the end!

[@hydrogenated1]

"Punish us as well, it would seem." Picard is timelessly amazing.

[@ObserveVideo]

Incredible.

[@marcokite]

Picard is timelessly tedious

[@corey9746]

Not anymore.

[@hydrogenated1]

@@corey9746 Why, because of that other show? That ain't Picard, it's old Patrick Stewart playing old Patrick Stewart inside a tornado. TNG Picard will never stop being awesome.

[@obe1withtheforce785]

The execution of that line what beautiful

[@fistpunder]

"Eat any good books lately" I loved Q's character.

[@bluebull399]

He was absolutely hilarious!

[@adamfrisk956]

The first time I watched this moment I laughed so hard it literally started to hurt in my chest.

[@Azzataky]

Any time you see Q or Lwaxana Troy, you know the episode is going to be absolutely fantastic.

[@RagicalPlays]

Worf flew too close to the sun and got burned. Q might not have superpowers anymore, but that wit and sarcasm are still godlike :D

[@bluebull399]

haha you are so right, he is truely the god of humour.

[@tom_something]

"Michael, here's the script for this scene. Sorry, but you've only got one line." Michael Dorn (skims script): "I'm.... very OK with this."

[@EdsLorraine]

No matter how many words the crew can spew, worf kills it with the one liners.

[@UncleMikeNJ]

Not just one-liners... This time, he slew with just three letters.

[@eIucidate]

Your comment reminds me of David Cameron.

[@martinigasolini4062]

Then Q comes back even harder.

[@CrazyMrTim]

more like one worders lol

[@brothergrimaldus3836]

Delicious...

[@tonymagona334]

Q: "Oh I had the most horrendous experience! My body went limp and I couldn't do anything!" Picard: "You fell asleep." The humor in this episode is just the best.

[@ryszardnanke3860]

Worf, my favorite Klingon, Piccard can talk few minuts, but it is Worf who summons evething with one word "Die"

[@Rigel7WasAlreadyUsed]

Unless he was horny.

[@Emoore9450]

you're comparing 2 different species and it was completely idiotic as well. Worf a klingon which is a race know for their WARRIOR mind set and skills serves as the ideal choice for a TACTICAL and SECURITY officer which he is. and a Vulcan which yes the species is extremely smart always had to make the logical choice which may or may not be the right one. Plus 7 of 9 was smarter and more skilled at tactical than him anyways so i would choose 7 to be completely honest

[@Prometheus203]

Horny Tuvok would choose 7 also.

[@roguelead72]

Depends are you talking about TNG Worf or DS9 Worf? DS9 Worf was much more badass.

[@stormydragon2668]

I like Worf, but the best Klingon is Martok

[@coltsfan79]

How John de Lancie never won an Emmy in a supporting role as Q still mystifies me.

[@tonymagona334]

I think Worf saying "die" has to be the most perfect response in all of the Star Trek TNG series. I love this episode too, it's one of the best.

[@77madman]

I love how Picard is clearly kind of taken aback, even touched, by the fact Q refereed to him as the closest thing he has to a friend.

[@NooneStaar]

Yeah nice to see

[@Colt45hatchback]

Oh i took it as "oh shit" 🤣

[@Seetiyan]

Maybe he was actually horrified and embarrassed, hehehe.

[@slinkerdeer]

"I'm no longer a member of the continuum, my superiors have decided to punish me!" "Punish us as well, it would seem." Picard is savage af xD

[@KalibreSteelblast]

I love how Riker is struggling not to crack up at Worf's response.

[@0doublezero0]

Same with Picard

[@hernamtirado8707]

0doublezero0 yeah but Steward is a Shakespearan actor so his was more subtle...more like he was pursing his lips

[@0doublezero0]

@@hernamtirado8707 Strange because I thought most theater actors are usually trained to express more emotion for the audience to see. Never thought it worked the opposite way.

[@hernamtirado8707]

0doublezero0 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 🤦🏽‍♂️ u know what i meant...this scene was supposed to be serious but with the way Dorn deliver that line its not hard to NOT crack up

[@summeriscake_8460]

Wouldn’t be surprised if that was Jonathan’s actual unscripted reaction

[@slashandbones13]

johnathan frakes couldn't stop himeself from laughing. also, worf got all the great one liners

[@nomar5spaulding]

***** Worf is the best.

[@Vladpryde]

***** "Sir, I protest. I am NOT a Merry Man!"

[@nomar5spaulding]

Vladpryde That was a great line.

[@doggonemess1]

+slashandbones13 I cackled the first time I saw this exchange.

[@slashandbones13]

***** like that scene with the masks

[@greatstate58]

The dialogue written for Q was soooo good! 😂🤣 And Worf’s simple request “die”.

[@sailtheplains]

Q: You're the closest thing I have to a friend. Picard: I think I just threw up in my mouth a little bit.

[@victorselve8349]

sailtheplains expected a: well this is sad.

[@s-094cam5]

I'm laughing and vomiting at the same time. I'm ... I'm laumiting!

[@kxmode]

"It's tasted like 50% Shakespeare, 45% Mark Twain, and 5% Friedrich Nietzsche."

[@frederickdietz3148]

@@s-094cam5 is that where the word laminate came from?

[@sergeantassassin3425]

This was, hands down, one of the best TNG episodes ever. Any episode with Q is a treat worth savoring, and having witty banter like this just sweetens the experience. Plus, John de Lance is a treat himself, with his dry, sarcastic humor. God I love TNG.

[@unusualbydefault]

this

[@BuddDwyer]

And his daughter in breaking bad is hot

[@dreadcthulhu5]

Why did they design that suit to draw attention directly to the crotch?

[@KyleStratacusDrewry]

that's not all

[@Principessa1046]

The rear as well. xD

[@servoaugusta513]

It's for the ladies. (-;

[@LordProteus]

The Q Continuum hoped to guide those who wished to do harm to Q after turning him into mortal.

[@serpentsepia6638]

It's hard not to get a lump in your pants while looking at Deanna Troi....

[@wdd3141]

At a convention promoting "Star Trek: Insurrection" in Burbank, California, I saw Leonard Nimoy and John DeLancie in character as Spock and Q having a debate.

[@PanzerBuyer]

Fascinating! Did it appear scripted?

[@PierluigiUmbriano]

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[@PierluigiUmbriano]

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[@PierluigiUmbriano]

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[@jml-rj5re]

That is the TNG movie they should have made...but never did.

[@jdb2002]

Along with Worf's line, I also like Riker's amused glance at him.

[@TheDeathlivesuk]

Totally this

[@hernamtirado8707]

I wonder if that part act or just Frakes amusingly glancing at him to cover his smile..even with the beard and mustache u could tell it was all he could do NOT to break character

[@piotrd.4850]

@@hernamtirado8707 Even Steward smirked here - visibly.

[@kemchobhenchod]

Everyone is so perfectly themselves in this scene, Q really brought out the best from the crew

[@godoflemmings17]

Worf coming in with THE greatest one-word response of all time.

[@dynamicworlds1]

The 2nd or 3rd greatest one word response: (if you'll excuse the Wikipedia copy) A laconic phrase or laconism is a concise or terse statement, especially a blunt and elliptical rejoinder.[1][2] It is named after Laconia, the region of Greece including the city of Sparta, whose ancient inhabitants had a reputation for verbal austerity and were famous for their blunt and often pithy remarks. . . A prominent example involves Philip II of Macedon. After invading southern Greece and receiving the submission of other key city-states, he turned his attention to Sparta and asked menacingly whether he should come as friend or foe. The reply was "Neither."[3] Losing patience, he sent the message: You are advised to submit without further delay, for if I bring my army into your land, I will destroy your farms, slay your people, and raze your city.[4] The Spartan ephors again replied with a single word: If.[5] Subsequently, neither Philip nor his son Alexander the Great attempted to capture the city.

[@Ben82077]

What must I do to convince you people??!! Worf: Die...🤨 😆 to this day I still laugh out loud.

[@alexthorsman3186]

Q's response was better. Usually I just watch the video and keep scrolling. Q's response made me hit like. It was odd to find more people commenting on Worf's line than Q's witty response.

[@swiggydiggy]

Q: "In all the universe, you're the closest thing I have to a friend, Jean-Luc." Picard: O_O

[@johncisney15]

Any episode with Q is a good episode

[@Transgender-ProphetMohammed]

Just like garak.

[@cunningsmile4166]

At least he wasn't called A

[@aperson22222]

John Cisney You’d think so, but plenty of them were clunkers. Through no fault of his own.

[@philiphunn194]

Except for Q-Less on Deep Space Nine. That was awful.

[@philbertchow5425]

No

[@AgeOfSuperboredom]

The irony of this is that he's not facepalming to any stupid thing that was said.

[@SapphireCrusader1988]

+AgeOfSuperboredom It's more of a "Why me?" facepalm.

[@Nerdicronia]

+Stephen Jackson and +AgeOfSuperBoredom To be fair, we all feel like "why me?" when we encounter especially idiotic commentary and/or imagery, so it's still fitting.

[@PetersaberHD]

it looked more like he was having a migraine

[@lamaahruloma4270]

@@PetersaberHD Or anxiety attack

[@marcokite]

Worf is stupidity and tedium personified

[@saristaa1]

Q, "What must I do to convince you people?" Worf, "Die" LOL! OMG that's so funny!

[@imofage3947]

One of my favorite exchanges in TNG.

[@Helljump001]

+Sarista Celestial OH very clever of you, eat any good books lately?

[@saristaa1]

Helljump001 That scene gets funnier every time I watch it.

[@DrJekyll38]

Well, how else was he going to prove his mortality?

[@SbsGrinth]

It's not what he said, it's how he said it lol!

[@acinonyxjubatus3293]

Worf: Only has one line in the entire skit. Effectively uses it to steal the show.

[@kiko1935]

"eat any good book lately?“ Without warning Worf chucks a batleth at Q's head, killing him.

[@LCTesla]

Worf: "Die" *fires phaser* - Riker: "oh well, looks like he was telling the truth for once" - Troi: "I sensed acute shock and agony in his last moment..." - Pickard: "good job lieutenant"

[@mr.realistic1113]

Q: "Au contraire Mon captain, he's back"!

[@mr.realistic1113]

Picard: damn!

[@LCTesla]

Picard: Number one, signal to starfleet headquarters that the greatest threat to mankind has been neutralized at the hand of Lt Worf, who I personally commend for promotion. Meanwhile I'll drink to the occasion in my ready room. *Q pops up* ... *epic picard facepalm* ... Belay that order...

[@randompalmtopgaming7541]

😅👌

[@randompalmtopgaming7541]

Neophyte 😁 awesome

[@Kananmunakas]

1:01 And history was made

[@falafeldurum2095]

0:58 ;)

[@SpaceMissile]

literally never knew it was reversed. ha

[@IAmCLG]

1:34 Q: what must I do to convince you people? Worf: DIE! Reasons why worf is my favorite

[@HereticDuo]

Worf, we love you.

[@zizimugen4470]

The pause after “die” was perfect! Worf is truly the first one to absolutely dominate Q.

[@JohnyAngelo]

Eat any good books lately?

[@HunhowsShadowStalker]

King Théoden Yes, I have. I believe it was called "A thousand ways to kill a _petaQ_".

[@adood2669]

+RED Soldier u

[@NexusCool1]

+King Théoden LMAO!

[@TrueBanditKing]

+King Théoden bahahahaha :D

[@AishaVonFossen]

+Destine Barcuch Yes!!! I love how that was directly referenced in My Little Pony. :D

[@Archedgar]

"What must I do to convince you people?!" "Die" "Eat any good books lately?" Lol, very catchy and snappy dialogue. Lovely scene. ...

[@khfan4life365]

“What must I do to convince you people?” “Die.” 🤣

[@timesnewlogan2032]

"Eat any good books lately?" And then in 2013...

[@thecraziestofalldave]

"You're my only friend." "But I hate you." "I don't believe you" "Fuck it, put him out the airlock for ten seconds and let's see what happens, if he looks really scared bring him back, but if he's still being a q, let him chill. chill ha ah hahahahhah

[@Toasty667]

'Eat any good books lately'? That line cracks me up every time!

[@Revkor]

especially since Discord

[@tonyv2373]

A perfect 1:44 of Television

[@FabiAraujok]

Riker is a mood. He's only there as spectator watching everybody suffer wearing a smile on his face

[@Deathtroopers09]

"What must I do to convince you?" Worf "Die." LOL everyt time

[@gezatherton1071]

Michael Dorn's deadpan delivery never ceases to make me crack up. Watch Jonathan Frakes trying not to crack up laughing at 1:40! Apparently Frakes was notorious for corpsing and Patrick Stewart tried to make him corpse in the later series.'

[@terminat1]

Geraint Atherton Or it could have been Riker who was cracking a smile.

[@fuckamericanidiot]

@@terminat1 Exactly, Riker smiles at jokes all the time

[@ZesPak]

"Oh, very good Worf, eat any good books lately?" Is a classic line that deserves a lot more spotlight than it gets :D.

[@AkatsukiKaizoku]

That little smile Riker does at the end, fucking priceless

[@homfencing]

I think Frakes was trying VERY hard not to crack up & ruin the take...Worf's "die" line was so laconic, a Spartan would bow down in awe!

[@Sraye]

homfencing And I bet the directors kept it in because it only made it better and more natural.

[@theimmortalsuperbeing549]

Picard's expression when Q said he was his friend he was like WTF lol. To me Q is the ST version in some ways to Rimmer of Red Dwarf 😃.

[@JackgarPrime]

He's definitely got a look like "Oh god, I AM the closest thing he has to a friend, aren't I?"

[@DCdabest]

"Oh very funny Worf. Eat any good books today?" Q gets the best lines!

[@ppipowerclass]

This short scene, just is amazing. All of these old TNG episodes, honestly just seem to get better and more profound with time.

[@Eternitycomplex]

Q: "What must I do to convince you people?" Worf: "Die." SAVAGE!!!! 😂😂😂

[@Smeginator]

"Very well. Mr. Worf, throw him in the brig." "Delighted, Captain!"

[@darkguardian1314]

Good one, Worf. 🤣👍 Heard it when it originally aired and still chuckle decades later.

[@Nazo-kage]

Do you know the phrase: “Eat any good books lately” Becomes a whole lot funnier when you see his role as discord in MLP where at one point he actually is eating paper from books.

[@Hound831]

So that's where the face palm originated.

[@NeoWorf]

Dear Q: Yes I did eat some good books, but these are not ordinary books, these are books that when digested release organic compounds which implant pseudo-memories involving the information in the book into the brain, thus allowing one to learn vast amounts of knowledge simply by chewing books. I'm surprised nobody thought about it earlier.

[@amiefortman7220]

Q: *claps three times sarcastically* Well, give the little man a big cigar. (good answer, Commander. :D )

[@aggroknight4259]

Commander Worf, son of Mogh "Some books are to be read, others studied, and a few, *chewed and digested."* ~Some person who's quote was on the Civ 4 tech tree.

[@jonathanjoestarwithpluck4930]

Be honest, did Jordie think that one up?

[@isekaiexpress9450]

Gioanni Rodari did.

[@anothga]

"What do I have to do to convince you?" "Die." I'm sorry, but I just couldn't resist laughing.

[@ryandonovan5895]

Q's retort was also gold.

[@Domino365]

This episode is one of the examples I use when I tell people that Deanna Troi's character had some of the worst writing and characterization ever. She was basically eye candy whose sole defining characteristic was her Betazoid powers. In the episode where she lost them and was effectively human, she was tantamount to completely useless. When Q lost his powers, on the other hand, it was an excellent way to show that he was more than his powers, and he grew as a character. This is also true of Odo on DS9.

[@nerdineverythingnerdinnoth4984]

Well, there is the fact that she got an experience as a commanding officer, and after that wanted to become more qualified for it, but otherwise I sadly probably completely agree.

[@crazyfvck]

That final exchange between Worf and Q will always be my favorite bit of dialogue from ST:TNG :) Still just as funny today as when the episode first aired :D

[@tonymagona334]

Data: "Well, when Counselor Troi is feeling sad she orders something...chocolatey." Q: "I'll have 10 sundaes...I'm in a dreadful mood."

[@thelonecomet1377]

tonymagona334 And he'll feel even worse after he eats those 10 chocolate sundaes if he gets that far!

[@lh3664]

Meanwhile, 2 hours later in Sickbay...

[@Kerorofan1990]

I love how insulted he looks when Q calls him a friend.

[@rasheedqe]

It always amazes me that Picard and the crew were so antagonistic with what is practically speaking a god.

[@Super_Unintendo]

he played games with their lives, the distrust is warranted

[@rasheedqe]

@@Super_Unintendo Yes but he still is an all powerful god that can wipe out your entire race. Hell on the show we see he is the person who brought the borg to them. The greatest threat they ever faced. My point is why are they talking to him like that? If anything they should be trying to get on his good side.

[@Super_Unintendo]

rasheedqe to be fair, it’s not pandering to Q’s omniscience that makes him love Picard so much. I guess he is getting on his good side ultimately.

[@rasheedqe]

@@Super_Unintendo Good side he tried to kill all of humanity I think three time when he was just playing around.

[@Nathrezim0]

@@rasheedqe And he would've done worse if Picard hadn't recognized his bullshit for what it was and called him out on it when they first met.

[@3fatkid]

"eat any good books lately?" no but you will......come to think of it, you'll spread plenty of chaos, too

[@DavyEddyBenny]

Are you making reference to the episode of My little pony, where Discord eats paper? i really liked that.

[@chriscos123]

DavyEddyBenny Are you....wow....WOW

[@nycheeseburger1011]

My favorite line in all of Star Trek. Worf's nonchalant way of saying die gets me every time.

[@aaronjg682]

The chemistry in this scene is so amazing. Never miss a beat, back and forth in split seconds.

[@jameshenke634]

Q: Please, I just need a place to stay. I'll do anything. Worf: *Then perish*

[@andrewjwin]

1:37 Worf: "Die."

[@kaijuhub3937]

Meanwhile in an alternate timeline he chose to be a Protoss Warrior.

[@thekirkusmaximusful]

+EarthHound Freedom is an illusion, given to the weak by the strong.

[@XcessiveNinja17]

+EarthHound "Do you take us for fools?"

[@UnitDCCXXXI]

+ssfsx17 "Yes, but that is irrelevant."

[@acepedro12]

For creatures with such a short lifespan, you terrans are always so eager to die.

[@sanjayw9878]

thekirkusmaximusful The fact that people need to be tricked shows that they are stronger than the tricksters, or they wouldn't have to hide in shadows playing political games

[@fuckamericanidiot]

The one unforgivable thing that Q did was not personally insult Guinan or Troy

[@claymore609]

Data "he reads as fully human" Q "what is there an echo in here?" Picard (kicks Q in the testicles) "welcome to humanity"

[@dynamicworlds1]

Wrong captain, wrong show. That's DS9

[@lukez9721]

No I’d expect Riker to do that more than Jean-Luc

[@hawkeye5955]

Q got kicked in the nuts in Star Trek: Borg

[@barrybend7189]

After he gets his powers back he decides to play as Discord in MLP.

[@Odilwerk]

The confrontations between Q and Picard are some of my favourite parts in the entirety of Star Trek.

[@homfencing]

Michael Dorn always had the best throw-away lines....this is one of the best!

[@bigstupidgrin]

How many takes did they have to do to film this? I would have ruined it at least 5 times by laughing at Worf.

[@3fatkid]

"They say i spread chaos throughout the universe!" Oh, give it a decade or 2

[@Revkor]

lol, this time he got turned to mortal, decades later. STONE

[@gmangardner7727]

"Q the Liar!!!!" "Q the Misanthrope!!!"😂😂😂😂

[@williamr1088]

Troi: I am sensing an emotional presence, Captain. I would normally describe it as being Terrified. Q: How rude.

[@adammullarkey4996]

"Q the ordinary" "Q the liar, Q the misanthrope" "Q the miserable, Q the desperate" I imagine the team behind the camera had a few problems with these stage directions...

[@thatguy5837]

1:37 HAHAHAHAHAHA And people say Kilngon humor is tough to grasp

[@JohnComeOnMan]

"Eat any good books lately" is the best line of the series.

[@MattyT_86]

"Die." - Mr Worf doesnt say much, but when he speaks, it's always worth listening to.

[@danyeo]

1:01....internet immortality.

[@rcnelson]

Ya gotta love Worf.

[@WesCoastPiano]

The best written dialog of any Star Trek episode

[@JLWarren]

34 years later and Michael still gets me every time I see this.

[@tabbyroberts6242]

"Eat any good books lately?"

[@noirangel6416]

1:35 Q: What must I do to convince you people?! Worf: Die. Me:.......dayum. 😂

[@jl-fy3zj]

Warf's line "Die" gets me every time (No better voice for Battle Beast)

[@dickmarx1298]

OMG! The deadpan delivery of worf. That was just awesome

[@mandrac2]

he spread chaos? and disharmony?

[@DabiTodoroki]

That's no coincidence. Discord from MLP was designed after Q from Star Trek. They both share the same voice actor, John De Lance. Q came first, though, so Discord is, as TV Tropes puts it, a shoutout to Star Trek. I'm pretty sure Twilight's constant teleportation is also a Star Trek reference, too.

[@mandrac2]

Lacie Baskerville "Discord from MLP was designed after Q from Star Trek. They both share the same voice actor, John De Lance" no shit bro! btw it's lancie and not lance....

[@DabiTodoroki]

Just curious if you knew that.

[@theexchipmunk]

Thats not a even a shoutout anymore, thats outright the same character. Hell he has the same sound effects.

[@runetide]

@@theexchipmunk And the same powers.

[@TheFunnyGuy9000]

"They say I spread chaos in the universe!" Ooooooooohh it's Discord!

[@waterpicker6879]

Well. Discord was modeled after Q.

[@Ximph]

Modeled after Q and voiced by him. Discord is Q in the MLP world.

[@paradoxzee6834]

TheFunnyguy9000 Who knows maybe MLP takes place before Star Treck

[@MrMisterman1]

Only more annoying

[@Thedoctor19000]

Well Q is older than the universe, so I assume that Q is older than the events of "My Little Pony." Unless the events "My Little Pony" occurred in an alternate universe.

[@sonar357]

I love how Worf just jumps right to full-Klingon with his "Die" line. I'm crying! 🤣🤣🤣

[@johnnyrivas2619]

One of my favorite ST:TNG episodes, and probably the funniest, from start to finish. From Q appearing, nude, to what he does to/for Data in the end. I applaud whoever wrote this episode. Applaud, I tells ya!

[@baddriversofmoosejaw8681]

Right on Q Worf. You always were good for a laugh.

[@stevenhernandez4014]

imagine Q and Doctor Who together.

[@Principessa1046]

Indeed. Q tried the whole 'take a human as a companion to impress' with Vash and it failed. He should ask the Doctor for tips...or just keep trying with Picard. xD

[@tomodaphne]

It can be called Doctor Q!

[@aperson22222]

Steven Hernandez I’ve seen him and Jack Harkness together.

[@mastercheif878]

Q: "What must I do to convince you people!!!!" Worf (blankly blurts out): "Die."

[@stephenjenkins3995]

The way Picard tries not to smile when Worf says "die"

[@Principessa1046]

"PHENOMENAL COSMIC POWER! ...itty bitty living space." xD

[@michaelscott6022]

"Q, the ordinary!" "Q, the liar; Q, the misanthrope!" "Q, the miserable; Q, the desperate!" "Cue, the pool; Cue, the flying pigs! Seriously, we can be all day with this, let's move on!"

[@cunningsmile4166]

Hysterical laughter

[@luckypunfire6263]

Queue the barbie!

[@EvilMariobot]

Q: You don't believe me, do you? Picard: On the contrary; I believe you've spread plenty of chaos through the universe.

[@MirrorMonolith]

You can see it on their faces. They knew they were working with brilliant material, all at the top of their game.