Star Trek DS9 Worf Kills Gowron

Worf kills Gowron and names Martok chancellor
/ bizarrepower

[@ers586]

The Klingon version of term limits.

[@Tiger74147]

+steven franklin Hahaha

[@josephamendolea3431]

Sometimes I wish we had this version of term limits for our government >.

[@tanall5959]

Actually, this would be more of a 'recall'

[@ers586]

Tanall Actually, you're 100% right. Sorry I couldn't find any other posts by you. They'd be worth reading.

[@tanall5959]

steven franklin My posts are hit and miss. Either trying to be insightful or trying to snark, with variable rates of success either way.

[@aaronmarshall5694]

Who'd have thought WAY back in TNG when Worf first stood trial for the accusations against his father that it would be the beginning of such an enormous character arc? After K'mpec died as a result of being poisoned by Duras, who then vied for the Klingon throne against Gowron, Worf killed Duras as vengeance for the murder of his mate Kheylar, essentially crowning Gowron as Emperor. Later he'd win his family's honor back by fighting alongside Gowron during the Klingon Civil War. And finally many years later, after Gowron's ambitions had caused him to needlessly put his troops at risk, Worf killed HIM and, rejecting the mantle of leadership, passed it on to Martok. You could easily make the argument that Worf wasn't just a major character in both TNG and DS9; he was the single most influential figure in Klingon politics during the 24th Century.

[@petercarrolla3064]

word

[@somewheredec]

Worfs the "perfect" Klingon he learned the ways reading books about Klingon society and honor and took it all literally. He literally walks their Philosophical path far better than probably any other.

[@jwiese100]

Hes a Dahar Master

[@kevgillanders401]

Church!

[@TheNoiseySpectator]

That's all True Aaron, but you have overlooked something. Something small, but Odo would have considered it to be not just important, but crucial enough that he would not have let it go until he was _certain!_ We never found out for sure that Duras had been the one poisoning K'mpek.... Not for sure.

[@CalifScots]

I was at a Sci-Fi convention years ago that Robert O’Reilly (Gowron) attended. Someone brought in a hand-forged Batleth (insert MAJOR jealous here as it was beautiful work) and a battery-operated engraver. He had O’Reilly engrave his autograph on the batleth. Talk about a unique keepsake…

[@davea6314]

clever

[@andrewshouse9840]

I just received a bat'leth I commissioned from a blacksmith... i want to do something like that now.

[@kbanghart]

​@@andrewshouse9840 did you have it done yet?

[@Amar7605]

Worf: Leader of the Klingon Empire for 23 seconds.

[@Da40kOrks]

"As for you Worf, you should have killed me when you had the chance. You won't get another." -Gowron, ~2 years earlier.

[@TheNoiseySpectator]

Had I been Worf, I would have said "Well, Sorry! I thought it wasn't you!"

[@consciousconscience]

Apparently all you have to do is talk shit and you get the chance, anytime, anywhere, on the spot.

[@hypnometal]

I would have loved to see Sisko's inquiry into the incident. "You assassinated the Chancellor of the Klingon Empire! Starfleet officers are not supposed to assassinate heads of state!" "Yes sir." "What is the response of the Klingon Government?" "They wanted to appoint me as the new Chancellor." :-D

[@oldtwinsna8347]

Except that earlier in the episode, Sisko specifically tells Worf to, "do what it takes" to get Gowron removed. It was implicitly implied that a fight to the death was one of the options. So, that was post-conversation never happened and thus Worf was not in trouble. In contrast, if Picard was the commanding officer, another reprimand would have appeared on his record.

[@hypnometal]

True, but at that point, the Changelings were the enemy, whereas the Klingons were an ally when Worf assassinated Gowron. Kinda makes a difference.

[@austinboylan5476]

hypnometal Cough Senator Vreenak cough

[@Amar7605]

Since Martok became Chancellor, I'm guessing that Sisko and Admiral Ross were cool with it.

[@otakurocklee]

A reprimand will be noted on your record.

[@DigitalHunter]

What kind of string did you use between the cans that recorded the audio from this scene?

[@normandoty6133]

wasn't string, it was twine.

[@joemacdonald6312]

LOL! XD

[@hey.hombre]

Skullpuck The universal translators were not aligned properly.

[@Aeroldoth3]

Reverse their polarity!

[@hey.hombre]

Skullpuck The string wasn't the problem it was the distance.

[@DTSephiroth]

Martok: "Worf, this is madness!" Worf: "No, this is overdue."

[@youtubeistryingtocensorme]

No, THIS IS KLINGON!!!

[@lukez9721]

What was he trying to do when he said that? It was already too late for word to back down

[@DTSephiroth]

@@lukez9721 Stating the obvious.

[@lukez9721]

@@DTSephiroth exactly

[@porpus99]

It is Ironic. It was Worf who assured Gowron became High Chancellor of the Klingon Empire, then Worf assured his defeat.

[@PaiSAMSEN]

Also more ironic that, two years earlier, Gowron promise Worf that he would not get a second chance to kill him....a promise that he can't keep.

[@dvszunkfukt6193]

porpus99 The Worf giveth and the Worf taketh

[@girlgarde]

Duras probably laughed at the irony of it all from Grethor /the Klingon underworld/ that the same man who killed him and installed his rival as Chancellor ended up killing his rival /Gowron/ AND that Gowron ended up becoming a crook like he /Duras/ did.......

[@bluehavencd]

Work is God....Khaless no less, for the modern day.

[@TheMrPeteChannel]

Duras haves the last laugh from Grethor.

[@PureLimbic]

Bad move making Martok Chancellor.. Everyone knows that Klingons with one eye eventually go insane. Martok willl end up spinning around in the Rotarran's command chair, spouting Shakespeare

[@kd84afc]

+PureLimbic "Cry havoc and let slip the dogs war"

[@ThoughtJuice]

Martok is a bad ass. At this point in the story, there is no better Klingon to lead the empire.

[@PuppetierMaster]

@@kd84afc I'd pay real money just so he can shut up

[@Meijera]

They should have gotten Mad Eye Moody

[@oldtwinsna8347]

The issue he pointed out being from the Ketha lowlands would be his major obstacle. From what we've seen, a military officer, even a high ranking one, is quite a difference from being a political leader. I'd say many of the conservative houses would not be thrilled knowing they would be following someone of a lower caste. Sirella was supposed to be from a noble home so their offspring would be considered noble enough. Irony is that perhaps Martok's son, Drex, might've been the appropriate one in the house to take leadership. Yes, that Drex, the one Worf bitchslapped at quarks.

[@NealX]

I like to think Worf finally decided to challenge Gowron because he'd had his Klingon cred challenged one too many times, lol. A man can only take so much.

[@hagamapama]

+Neal X He did it because Ezri pointed out that tolerating Gowron's cowardice and corruption was the opposite of honor, and put on those terms, Worf was never going to do anything other than challenge Gowron.

[@juanlambda27]

Also, Deanna Troi took Worf down with a wrist lock. I would hold that disgrace forever until I had the chance to kill someone.

[@thesmithersy]

Anyone can challenge a higher rank but any challenge to anyone captain or above is a fight to the death in Klingon law.

[@Mustang-bk4ns]

Yeah, I'm sure that played into his decision quite a bit. As a viewer I got tired of these Klingon power freaks lashing out at Worf like that. And just a few minutes later Gowron and the rest of the Klingon council found out that was not gonna happen again

[@pepticbonsai7622]

"Worf, this is madness" Worf: "THIS IS SPARTAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!"

[@YD-uq5fi]

Who the hell can keep their eyes open that wide for so long?

[@Species5008]

Obviously Robert OReilly can keep his eyes open that wide for that long. Silly question, logical answer

[@The_Gallowglass]

@Vanguarded_Heart 117 WWII Nazi strength amphetamines

[@keithtorgersen9664]

“What I say now, I say as a member of the house of Martok!” Martok, probably thinking “Worf…don’t embarrass me!”

[@TheGoldcountry]

Michael Dorn is so nice in person- I love that he is a badass when he personifies Worf.

[@alexpalmer9101]

+TheGoldcountry You met him personally? I bet that was awesome.

[@TheGoldcountry]

Alex Palmer No, no, I just meant when I have seen him talk.

[@alexpalmer9101]

TheGoldcountry Still a thrill, I imagine. :)

[@infinightsky]

One of the most boring Klingons ever though.

[@jmjfanss]

+TheGoldcountry Him and Sisko.

[@bryanlarson1605]

"I made you, and now, I'm gonna break you"

[@TheBlackSpider82]

Feels like Gowron's character should have had a better ending.

[@youtubeistryingtocensorme]

what r u talking about? best ending for Gowron. went out like a warrior

[@benjaminbierley2074]

It does fit somewhat, he wasn't "exactly" crazy, but he was defiantly out there, and he was a warrior AND a politician which is established from his first appearance. Sadly he lost sight of the warrior side, and let political paranoia override his reasoning.

[@Halpin2006]

Even though it's just fiction, I feel it is SO SAD that their relationship would end this way! Worf and Gowron had done SO MUCH for each other. But when Gowron went too far and Worf would not go along with him, their differences became so bitter. And yet BOTH of them strived to destroy the Duras family! So messed up!

[@BrotherDerrick3X]

Adam MacLeod STFU

[@xioncifer9941]

Paying attention to such comments is what causes more of them to appear. Ignorant wastes of flesh thrive on the attention and reactions their comments get. Ignoring them is the best we can do.

[@richardv.582]

Halpin2006 yeah me to, I'd grown fond of old Bug eyes..

[@xioncifer9941]

Yes but here on KZbin we repot that, however replying to it just give it the attention the poster seeks.

[@TomTasker]

sometimes the enemy of my enemy is just another enemy.

[@SheldonAdama17]

1:15 “Worf, this is madness!” “Madness… THIS! IS! QONOS!” (kicks Gowron into pit)

[@TheSilverPhoenix100]

Ok seriously whats the point of wearing that armor if it wont even protect you from that....also one big reason DS9 was awesome Worf didnt lose every fight

[@niceguy60]

Take that back, Kiingon armor is just as necessary and life saving as storm trooper armor.

[@germanvisitor2]

Considering that the stormtrooper armour disperses energy so they are often just stunned by blaster shots, I' rather take the stormtrooper armour.

[@FIREBRAND38]

@@niceguy60 It must be storm trooper armor that prevents them from aiming.

[@Cobruh_Commander]

@@FIREBRAND38 Plot Armor

[@Sassaparilla]

@@FIREBRAND38 they were often not supposed to kill. A blaster, considering it fires pure energy, has a better chance of killing than a normal bullet, as there's a radius around the "beam" that will also be fired from the heat it exudes.

[@mechengineer4894]

Gowron has always been my favorite Klingon because he was the funniest out of all if them. Look for the video with Robert O'Reilly as he reveals the hilarious story how he took the character to the next level by making his eyes look like they're going to pop out of the sockets.

[@perfectionbox]

Worf: I call for a vote of "no confidence" in Gowron. Everyone else: WTF

[@AlecSK27]

1:15 -- Worf!.... This is madness.... Madness.?! This! Is! STAR TREK..!!..!!

[@andrew_4747]

The Worf giveth, and the Worf taketh away. At one point (TNG 4X26) he called Gowron a man of honor and helped he claim power. Here when it becomes clear Gowron is without honor Worf ends him.

[@edinscot56789]

Imagine Worf didn't pass the torch to Martok and strolled into Sisko's office.

[@markfernando6967]

If only US presidential elections were like this

[@xxlCortez]

I'd watch Trump and Hillary doing that.

[@germanvisitor2]

Clinton: "I trained for years." Trump: "I will come up with something better after the beginning of the fight."

[@brianreilly7139]

Hillary would have expected that fight to be her turn too

[@markfernando6967]

In this universe, Hillary would have blamed the Romulans for losing.

[@Snipergoat1]

Damn Romulan hackers.

[@richardlebreton6690]

can you imagine Star Fleet command reading Sisko's report. "Your officer did what?"

[@sameerthakur720]

Worff was like, "I have to end the problem I started....the problem being Gowron."

[@chriscumbag]

Dude, ya never go for an over-the-head swing like that. Dude's ALWAYS gonna poke ya in the belly.

[@Knight121198]

The Most Badass moment of this episode was when Sisko "Hinted" at what needed to be done, and was perfectly fine looking away, had it been Picard he probebly would have been demoted!

[@oldtwinsna8347]

Yes, that's the difference between the two. Picard would never have authorized Worf to do what had to be done. Instead, Picard would have given Worf orders to try and get Gowron to sit down for a cup of Earl Grey for diplomacy talks.

[@marauder08901]

You just know that Worf got called into Sisko's office and yelled at for killing the Klingon high chancellor, a key Federation ally,, during a crucial point in the war with the Dominion. "But I checked with the Klingon government," Sisko adds, "and it appears that the new high chancellor is prepared to overlook the matter and has asked that we not press charges."

[@gkaps501]

Worf the Kingmaker. Just think - once his bat'leth broke he was at a leverage and reach disadvantage, but Gowron's insistence on the big wind-up for the coup-de-grace left him WIDE open. This was Gowron's to win and he threw it away.

[@clpfox]

you would think a simple stab wound like that wouldn't be fatal to a klingon, especially with their redundant organs

[@nigelmurphy6761]

this is extremely ironic when you consider the fact that Worf was Gowran's advocate when he was running for the leadership of the High Council.

[@Phatnaru0002]

No it's perfect. He made a sacrifice for Duras in order to protect the Empire. When Duras betrayed the Empire, Worf killed him. He helped Gowran ascend in order to protect the Empire. When Gowran betrayed his role, Worf killed him. He always honorably fulfills his duty.

[@chocolateface8664]

Warf is strong but Gowron has the crazy eyes

[@malb.4107]

I was today years old when I learned they set up that death earlier when Jadzia dueled Worf, and Worf remarked how the smaller blade can be more effective in situations.

[@MaJieMao]

This was a really strange change of behavior for Gowron, I wonder why the writers wanted him gone so badly.

[@commandingjudgedredd1841]

Must've been the bug eyes.

[@patrickradcliffe3837]

It makes sense in the arc of Gowron people lurking in the shadows, house of Durass, Changeling's replacing high ranking officials, Martok's return. All that turned him into this.

[@hagamapama]

That's a very nice tin can you used to record this

[@johntempleton5030]

lmao he was probably up past his bed time and had to record it real fast with the phone his parents bought him....he probably changed the channel by accident trying to rub one out watching America's Got Talent in the living room and shot his load to this scene......I need help.....

[@badkittynomilktonight3334]

The greatest dishonor is the sound quality of this video😮

[@Dloin]

I love the fact that worf killed him while he attempted a coupe de grace. It showed of the chancellors lack of wisdom worf pointed out.

[@Supervillain725]

Worf was finally tired of putting up with Gowron's bullshit.

[@clinicalpsychologist]

1:14 This is SPARTAAAAAAA!!!

[@Izznogood76]

+41Djfu#lksdkjfd more like "This is Deep Space 9"

[@bluehavencd]

This is DS9, bitch!!!!

[@Kellnaved]

Lol, Gowron died from a single stab in the kidney? Gues Worf had poisoned the blade. Sneeky bastard.

[@AtlasBlizzard]

One of the most satisfying moments in all of Star Trek.

[@skibootdier9488]

Gowron is by far my favorite Klingon..

[@zibafu]

Imagine needing a stunt double for this scene gowron 😂

[@tetravega567]

Looks like a completely different guy. I thought a bystander stepped in. Darker hair, different eyebrows

[@bbenjoe]

Mr. Data: The shortest presidency in history was of Pedro Lascuráin's from Mexico. He resigned 45 minutes after taking office. Worf: Hold my prune juice!

[@juliorocatagliatta4561]

I remember seeing this over 20 years ago and getting excited over hearing "worf! Leader of the empire!, -worf! Worf! Worf!"

[@crylittlesister6377]

Martok: "This is madness." Worf 'raises bat'leth': "THIS! IS! SPAR-TA!"

[@kukenballe7063]

Even humans have kung fu, klingons base their civilization on war but they fight like stone golems. And not even a human dies instantly from a single stab unless it's in the heart lol

[@crystalchastain5820]

No! Gowron! Painful to watch this... I didn't think it was thought through well enough for how to end DS9 with the Klingons. Killing Gowron because he was dishonorable? Come on, Worf knew to trust him from the beginning because he knew he was a man of honor. It's kind of cheap of them to decide an ending so simple for the Klingons.

[@geraldspencer8679]

0:42 Wait a minute. Didn't Picard talk to you about this? You can't quit and return to Starfleet whenever you want, Worf.

[@drbrontosaurus]

Worf's weapon of choice is the Mak'leth (half sword.) He had won the fight as soon as his Bat'leth broke.

[@sumanadasawijayapala5372]

+drbrontosaurus Why didn't he start with the Mak'leth then instead of the Bat'leth?

[@drbrontosaurus]

Honor?

[@kevinphoenix2007]

+Sumanadasa Wijayapala He left it in his quarters. I doubt Gowron would stand there and wait for him to retrieve it.

[@drbrontosaurus]

Kevin Phoenix Only because Gowron is not a man of honor.

[@kevinphoenix2007]

drbrontosaurus I was being coy. lol

[@Tubbins82]

1:01 Gowron has been running that Highlander holosuite program a little too often.

[@xxlCortez]

Sounds like a capture klingon radio message.

[@knightzix_01]

one of the things i love about gowron was how the actor used his eyes never seen a Guy with such Surprised eyes ever

[@trevormillar1576]

You never saw Roger Delgado as The Master in Doctor Who, did you?

[@TheNoiseySpectator]

And, that shot at 1:38 to 1:44 is one of my favorite in the Star Trek genré.

[@varianschirmer9375]

When it comes to the Worf-Gowron dynamic... ...I actually think Worf's standing-up condemnation of Gowron's actions should have included something to the effect of... "I killed Duras... which paved your way to Chancellor. I backed your leadership against the attempted coup from the Duras Sisters. I still supported you... even after what you did to my brother, Kurn. [Anger building... others at the table sense this is escalating] Now, you squander our men to embarrass General Martok... who has earned more honor, more respect than you ever will... I put you in power... so I feel it's my responsibility to relieve of that power which you clearly have abused..." ------- I wanted to see him say it.. The character that was attacked by a barrel, depicted as a weak father figure (as the son was played by 3 different actors across 2 series), found & lost a brother, exiled by his people twice, basically had his family house wiped from Klingon history... ...I kinda wanted him to have that moment that "I have crossed enough lines, compromised enough in this toxic relationship" moment... like Picard had in First Contact. Gowron probably doesn't survive to Chancellor if Duras & his Sisters hadn't been checked by Picard & Worf. After 11 seasons across 2 series... let Worf have that "If John McClain was a Klingon" energy once. The "I didn't start this... but I'm finishing it now!" energy. See Worf let a decade of being jerked around by Klingon politics... pretty much lay it out how much Gowron has screwed him over and what happens next is Karma... with a Bat'leth. Or, seeing it in syndication now, like half the Klingon leadership in that meeting realizing Worf is the Klingon "John Wick"... and Gowron has killed "John Wick's" dog a couple times now... ...and someone could have piped up from the table..."Gowron... you're dead... you're just still breathing... but you dead!"

[@FekLeyrTarg]

"Hail Martok, leader of the Empire! Leader of destiny!"

[@frankg2790]

Martok was the only Klingon in the 24th century to not lose his way during the Dominion War.

[@alexpalmer9101]

+Frank G Well, Worf did pretty well, too.

[@simontemplar928]

Gowron is like a wounded Boar in great need of being finished off

[@thisismyusername7130]

Boar, or Bore? :D

[@rcnelson]

The bad guys always do all the yelling in a fight. Moral? To win, say nothing while you fight.

[@Maglouk]

if both are silent, it will be a longer battle, but in the end. mutual destruction

[@paulcavigliano6388]

Did you run the audio thru 100ft of pipe and record what came out the other end with a 8track tape recorder?

[@Commanderziff]

They focus a bit too long on Gowron's stunt double from the front...

[@oddish4352]

Ironic... Gowron did what he did because he was afraid that Martok would replace him as Chancellor, something Martok neither wanted nor intended to do. Gowron's efforts to prevent Martok's succession only served to cause it. Shades of Greek tragedy in that.

[@alexpalmer9101]

The episode is S7E22, "Tacking into the Wind", if anyone's interested.

[@sithsmasher7685]

+Alex Palmer Kahless: "The wind does not respect a fool."

[@RingLordSonic]

+Sith Smasher ST:TNG rightful heir season 6

[@VB-3]

Picard two days later: "Dammit Worf! Seriously."

[@bensisko4651]

"Worf this is madness" THIS IS Q'ONOS!!!

[@Goomba4001]

I searched "worf ds9" on Google when I was in season 3 and the front page of results showed this damn video title agggghh

[@ChiggidyChuck]

Maybe my favorite moment in all of Trek. DS9 is just the best.

[@Bins..ihatebins]

1:19. THIS IS STAR TREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEK!!!

[@MrQuaiven]

THIS IS Qo'noS!!!!! Would be more appropriate :) He was making a reference to the "This is madness/This is Sparta!" line from 300.

[@kokopelli2012]

still trying to find the coke can this sound is coming from...

[@ssjwes]

+Erik Charles You sure do like coming back and commenting though...

[@hey.hombre]

Erik Charles The universal translators were not aligned properly.

[@calebmoak186]

He lasted longer than Duras

[@nativeguy1968]

i only heard about gowron's death at the hands of worf. finally got to see how it played out.

[@Narrowgaugefilms]

-and NEVER will we see those eyes again!

[@niceguy60]

Oh man first Duras and now Gowron, Worf a killing machine.

[@ghostofpambo6266]

Damn, I must have a lot of wax in my ears.

[@d-logan5280]

Why the hell did Martok think he could take out WORF???? Christ, Worf already kicked Martok's ass once before during that changeling imposter business. Plus, dudes younger and fitter than him. Damn Martok couldn't you have appointed a champion or something?

[@esathegreat]

1:58 whats the purpose of that glass thing?

[@MichaelClark-uw7ex]

Notice that no Klingon held Gowron's eyes open and screamed as he died. He was dishonored.

[@BrotherDerrick3X]

Worf did.

[@oldtwinsna8347]

Worf honored Gowron for the oppportunity in the fight to the death. Gowron could've easily have followed Starfleet protocols by dismissing Worf from the room and then contacting Sisko to say he's no longer welcomed as being the Starfleet liaison so find someone else, and move his flag station to another Federation space station just to ignore Worf.

[@cypheron3030]

"You have dishonored yourself and the Empire. And you are not worthy to lead the council"

[@chancellorgowron1546]

Dang it

[@oldtwinsna8347]

Worf, slayer of Gowron!

[@robertmiles1603]

IIRC a thrust into an organ wouldn't work because Klingons have 2X each organ, one of each remaining dormant unless the other is damaged, in which case the spare is activated. So, if Worf didn't make another, even deeper thrust into practically the same spot Gowron would've lived.

[@ibraveheart5700]

"Looks down at Gowron" YEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!

[@Beanmachine91]

i love worf's courage! starfleet was right to have a klingon on the crew

[@dightonazpeitia4350]

lol his only weaknesses are falling blue barrels 😂😂😂

[@leifkhas7425]

Well that escalated quickly

[@sturoberts5488]

jeeez, who recorded the audio? Alexander Graham Bell? sounds like i'm listening to my next door neighbours t.v

[@lordgigglesnort3845]

He stayed around longer than Ramsey Bolton.

[@michaelb2068]

it's amazing how years can change a Klingon mind mean while worf was the one who helped made Gowron emperor

[@ct0760]

It felt obvious that worf would beat Gowron in any fight since Gowron was a politician instead of a warrior

[@totoroutes5389]

Why did Gowron swing for worf’s weapon when it was stuck in the table instead of swinging for worf?

[@Durrrish]

Great video!

[@chrispeplinski7306]

worf knew gowron had to be stopped before he lead the klingon empire into further corruption.

[@billnye69]

Gowrons eyes always looked like he shat himself.

[@kewltony]

"I'm gonna fight Worf, the only klingon who is actually physically imposing compared to humans."

[@alexpalmer9101]

+kewltony Yeah, I guess 'Gowron' is Klingon for 'dumbass'.

[@sumanadasawijayapala5372]

+Alex Palmer Maybe, but he did put up a good fight here.

[@alexpalmer9101]

Sumanadasa Wijayapala No doubt, but he did deserve what happened at the end. Destroying the House of Mogh, driving Kurn to suicide, insulting Worf all the way...should've happened sooner IMO.

[@onepcwhiz]

Best sound ever!

[@cuchulainnmaclugh1214]

These Klingons are the best incarnation, not the new ones.

[@_-7584]

Robert O’Reilly created a god tier character.

[@juanmonge8]

Worf: Remember- You are only Chancellor for life.

[@Adiddy927]

Worf pretended to be injured and Gowron took the bait!