Tribbles BAR FIGHT Side-by-Side Comparison

[@keymasterbaby]

There is an inside joke here...the Lieutenant they keep mistaking for Kirk was played by Shatner's stunt double. It's a very inside joke by the writers.

[@kelestra]

And in a bit of fridge brilliance, that is why he's contorting himself to look away from the camera. As a stunt double, it's literally his job to keep his back to camera while doubling the star, so out of habit he continues to keep the back of his head in view even when, in this case, he's playing a different character, and it would theoretically be better to establish that he's NOT Kirk. Which means in the DS9 version of the scene, O'Brien can be excused for mistaking him for Kirk, since he never got to see the lieutenant's face.

[@hv3926]

Well he somehow got out of getting bitched out by Kirk in the alternate timeline

[@ronaldfinkelstein6335]

@@kelestra except for not noticing the rank markings, which Bashir points out.

[@sppd33398]

@H V He was replaced by O’Brien in the DS9 episode.

[@juanmonge8]

I always thought that he was referring to Chekhov.

[@kuribayashi84]

Scottys reaction to Klingons insulting Kirk: "Meh." Scottys reaction to Klingons insulting the Enterprise: "You're a dead man, laddie."

[@NinjaNezumi]

Kirk is a man who can take care of himself, but the Enterprise is a proper lady!

[@AstralArbourSystem]

Kirk was a little salty about that lmao

[@CoralCopperHead]

Insult the crew, insult the captain, hell, even insult the entire damn fleet, but don't you _dare_ insult and Chief Engineer's baby.

[@ArfurFaulkesHake]

Insult the captain all you want, but DON'T insult the ship. That's Scotty.

[@geomodelrailroader]

Never insult Enterprise in front of Scotty after all he did build her.

[@koro_kokoro]

Aaron Peavler/Geomodelrailroader Railroad Photography he's had to replace so many parts he might as well have lol

[@geomodelrailroader]

indeed

[@All2Meme]

Don't insult the captain in front of Scotty. Insult something he cares about instead. (a paraphrase of Ferengi Rule of Acquisition #31)

[@ArfurFaulkesHake]

@@All2Meme "Never make fun of a Ferengis mother."?

[@andrewb4999]

I love how they addressed the Klingon design change.

[@ScottyDont1945]

I decided to watch them in order, tos first then tng etc. Loved how they retconned one of the biggest problems that tng brought with the Klingon's

[@gretahsieh3338]

"we do not discuss it with outsiders" 😂😂

[@cytorakdemon]

@@ScottyDont1945 they take it even further towards the end of Enterprise and even develop a mini-arc that fully explains how got their TOS look and why they changed in TNG. They even use the suggestions brought up by O'Brien and Bashir as a frame of reference.

[@ScottyDont1945]

@@cytorakdemon that's what I was saying

[@cytorakdemon]

@@ScottyDont1945 ah, missed the etc.

[@SilverKnight16]

"Are you sure that's Kirk?" "I'm positive!" "Then why is he wearing Lieutenant's stripes?" "..." Love it.

[@adamdemgar2798]

actually they were talking about Freeman. & the guy th@ played Freeman was a either a stunt double or photo double 4 Shatner

[@RogueDragon05]

Well to be fair it's abit like expecting a modern day soldier in the US to recognize the symbols of rank from the Revolutionary War.

[@denisgauthier9191]

I think we've got bigger problems than a case of mistaken identity

[@Maximillian200HP]

"This was a matter of PRIDE!"

[@Takeshi357]

It's even funnier when earlier in the episode it was established Bashir knew nothing about this part of history, but O'Brien did.

[@iamemjarrobinson8713]

Here's a missed opportunity that should've been in the episode. The Klingon Worf is fighting knocks his hat off and he gapes in astonishment at Worf's brow. Worf quickly knocks him out, puts his hat back on, looks around and breathes a sigh of relief that no-one else saw.

[@alejbr4]

that would have been a brilliant idea

[@SchweitzerMan]

What could have been funny is for any of the scenes where Worf is on K7, they just have Michael Dorn without any of the makeup and everyone acts as if it was normal. That would have been kind of funny. But the idea of Worf almost being uncovered would have been great.

[@alejbr4]

brilliant

[@chriselyr2484]

At least we got "we dont discuss it with outsiders" ...brilliant :D

[@buddyneher9359]

@@chriselyr2484 yes, for me it ranks up there with "he got his head caught in a mechanical rice-picker" - Kirk's explanation of Spock's ears in City on the Edge of Forever.

[@Shular67]

Worf met the older Mr. Scott in the TNG episode 'Relics'. Scotty was shocked at a klingon in Star Fleet.

[@GrimJackal]

+Shular67 Scotty was not a fan of the Klingons. I remember the look he shot Worf as he was saying his goodbyes to the rest of the crew, lol

[@leo11lim]

Shular67 Scotty was responsible for the Klingon’s trinble’s infestations.

[@hv3926]

And Worf was one of the most loyal Starfleet members ever. Security no less.

[@emsleywyatt3400]

That was before this.........or after.

[@okbruh]

It seems Worf didn't like him, either. At parting it seemed to me that the Klingon didn't make a point of saying anything, Scott was still smiling when he looked at him.

[@aatragon]

Well, I enjoyed making this anyway. The DS9 Special Effects crew did some impressive work in 1996 to create this episode, and I wanted to spotlight their ingenuity while having a bit of fun. By comparing the two shows side-by-side, my intention was to let the viewer appreciate how cleverly the new actors were inserted into the existing footage. Editing is one of those subtle crafts that people either see, or they overlook completely. Thank you sincerely, however, for watching this video.

[@deanmoncaster]

They and you for a great job!

[@bjbell52]

The DS9 episode made the front page of a Chicago paper.

[@giannibianconcini7993]

awesome job!

[@BIackMoonCGI]

The best edits go unnoticed.

[@DixieKnucklePunch]

wow, that was kinda cool. DS9 didn't have to shoot much new footage for this, but the shots must have been ridiculously planned out to coordinate with the old footage. Impressive editing I gotta say!

[@manictiger]

Funny thing is, this probably cost more than just shooting the entire scene and not matching it with the old footage, but they knew that using the old footage was so much better, for nostalgia purposes. Well, I'm speculating it cost more.

[@LanceOmikron]

I wouldn't be surprised if it cost more. Blending the new and old footage to such a nearly seamless degree must have taken quite a bit of effort.

[@mainstreetsaint36]

Indeed it was, quite a flawless presentation.

[@lonewolfcello9814]

Yeah, so cool how they made it seem like they were actually on the Enterprise with Scotty, Kirk, Spock, Chekhov, and the rest! That was such a good episode, in TOS and DS9!

[@kuribayashi84]

Actually, as far as I remember, this was actually one of the most expensive Episodes of the Entire Series. Likely not just because of the TOS-Sets they needed to build but I assume it was rather expensive in '96 to blend old footage with new this well.

[@alainarchambault2331]

Geesh, uploaded over 9 years ago and I've just came across it now. Well, if you're still around, I'd like to say, "Good Job". That was entertaining.

[@aatragon]

Thanks! Sorry about the low-ish quality. Just so you know, I tried uploading an HD version, but CBS objected and I had to take it down.

[@IRMentat]

better low quality than unavailable.

[@averageo2343]

I used to watch Star Trek with my dad, and this DS9 episode is one of my earliest memories of the series, probably because my dad explained to me how cool it was. He was the same age I was when the original tribbles episode aired, so he was super excited to tell me about it.

[@kirk1968]

That's awesome! Watching the original episode with my dad in the late 60s was one of my first memories of TOS as well. How cool that we both share that experience although decades apart :)

[@Tamari001]

"I meant to say it should be hauled away AS garbage!" I love the look Odo gives, as the Constable knows what's about to happen, and Worf, who wants to get up and throw the first punch himself.

[@lonewolfcello9814]

Yes! 😂 Also, your profile pic is awesome!

[@MrDalek2150]

I love how they still both look like "The fuck you say about the Enterprise." even though it isn't the Enterprise of their time.

[@billyboblillybob344]

For what it's worth, the alleged jack-of-all-trades canoe I bought a bunch of years ago turned out to be crappy at everything except floating and carrying a pretty decent load. I decided to name it "...as garbage" in honor of this Klingon's delivery.

[@geomodelrailroader]

Odo knows those famous lines by Korax started the Trouble With Tribbles Bar Fight and thats exactly what is about to happen.

[@kelestra]

@@geomodelrailroader Also as station Constable you know he's broken up quite a few bar fights, and you just know that when he works out what started them, it's ALWAYS some angry drunk saying something like that.

[@williamcox955]

This was one of the best Star Trek episodes in the history of the franchise. Fan service done right.

[@Blueout23]

damn fantastic job from the DS9 editors back in the 90's

[@mainstreetsaint36]

Blueout23 They were on their A game.

[@CaptWesStarwind]

Agreed this was one of the best examples of how to do an episode like this. The lighting and sets were so well done.

[@beefknuckles]

It's so insanely well done. I'm just now discovering this episode and I've been blown away

[@buddyneher9359]

@@beefknuckles it's one of the few DS9 episodes I saw when it was originally broadcast. I didn't follow DS9 after TNG, but there was a lot of hype for this episode, which was done to commemorate Trek's 30th anniversary.

[@beefknuckles]

@@buddyneher9359 that's pretty cool. Thanks for some context!

[@graceskerp]

Brilliant editing. Doohan got some of the best lines. "It's green." "Captain, there be whales here!" " "Up your shaft!" "Laddie, don't you think you should rephrase that?"

[@gregorymoore2877]

Scotty: "I don't know what this is, but it is not a scotch!" Data: "It is... it is... It is green." Writers knowing exactly what they're doing?

[@MrSinister1979]

I loved this episode. It was great to see where Bashir and O'Brien had been inserted into the action (especially in the line-up). And the way that the DS9 crew all simultaneously looked to Worf for an explanation of the non-bumpy-headed Klingons was priceless :)

[@insertanynameyouwant5311]

I still think that`s the best video editing ever

[@CaptWesStarwind]

Agreed they really got the lighting and sets and edits to match brilliantly.

[@K-7Spacestation]

Anti Phase I agree with that

[@viviennepopek]

Absolutely priceless! It's one of my favorite episodes and it was extremely well done the way they combined these two episodes together like that. Thank you so much for this upload, much appreciated x (xPSSx)

[@aatragon]

Thanks! I had fun doing the edit.

[@Rikard_A]

THat are Klingons. Worf. We don't talk about it.

[@TimeTravelinc]

Kobayashi Maru Feels kinda like the movie, "Forrest Gump", except with Star Trek.

[@FishKepr]

TimeTravelInc, You are closer than you think. The crew knew the fans would want the inside story on this episode so they documented the production and put together a 'behind the scenes' special which was shown right after it aired. The producers openly said they drew directly from the techniques used in Forest Gump to make this possible.

[@TKDWILSON]

The show "Enterprise" has an entire episode that explains it and makes it very clear WHY they dont discuss it with outsiders. It was done so well.

[@ladiesgentswegothim]

"We do not discuss it without ciders." - Worf Then order some ciders and let's hear the story!

[@TechnoMageB5]

Clever mis-heard quote ^^

[@jamiehoward5538]

I love this 😂

[@DavidbarZeus1]

Okay, some people complain about how the DS9 crew didn't know what Kirk or the Klingons look like. First, for Kirk, apparently the guy they mistook for Kirk was his stunt-double, so they probably look alike. Second, you have to remember that A: the 'augment' Klingons are quite despised by the rest of the Klingon population, and B: they are used to Klingons that look like Worf.

[@CHASEMARC]

Wesley Molt About Kirk, remember for DS9 it's 80 years after Kirk "died" maybe his Starfleet picture did not do him justice, or maybe Bashir and O'Brien are not history buff's? Think about this if we took a trip to 1860's would we be able to pick out historic people in a snap?

[@RCAvhstape]

@@CHASEMARC We have some really super sharp photos of famous people from the 1860s. I'm pretty sure guys like Lincoln, Robert E. Lee, Willian T. Sherman would be easy to pick out in a crowd. In fact, the kind of photo processes they used back then had higher resolution than most of what we use today, so long as the photo was made properly. They were just a pain in the ass to use.

[@jonathanpeden9930]

This is one of my all-time favourite Star Trek episodes from any series. The special effects are so brilliantly done that you really cannot see the join.

[@bberson1]

You did an extraordinary job tagging the two video clips side-by-side.

[@kerrygrabowski7047]

Wow, ty for showing such an awesome perspective. I loved both episodes but it was nice to see the differences and how they made the DS9 episode work. Well done!

[@stratfordbaby]

Bashir pushing his chair away is so adorable

[@WAWDoing]

My father watched TOS episode as a kid and now I was watching DS9 as a kid. He laughed so hard at Worf's dismissal about what had happened and not wanting to talk about it. He said, "That's pretty clever" and explained to me how TOS didn't have the budget for such makeup effects I had in my show. Cool moment I'll never forget.

[@dataportdoll7918]

I still yearn for the alternate universe where they decided to just have Dorn walk out with the 60s era makeup and no one notices.

[@hasenhirn1965]

I agree with your father. My first SF Show i watched on BW TW was "Raumpatroulie Orion". Live long and in Peace

[@BrainToMush]

I'd say they did a pretty good job on merging the old with the new.

[@aatragon]

The Deep Space 9 episode is the 6th one from the 5th season (#103) and is called "Trials and Tribble-ations"...It was made in 1996 in honor of the 30th anniversary of TOS. If you search my name or MrPlays, you'll see all four of the comparison clips I made. Thanks! Gary Peterson

[@ThePerfectRed]

Perfect! I really love that DS9 episode. I mean, who can't like tribbles?

[@Crick1952]

Klingons

[@ppipowerclass]

" do they still sing songs of the great tribble hunt?"

[@ThePerfectRed]

A HD Version would be sweet. Watching this 2017 after 10 years is still fun but staining.

[@HarPlayer]

Worf!!!!!!!!😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀 kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z3e3f4OqdrONjrM

[@AndrewChapman]

My dad as he doesn't even like TOS "The Trouble with Tribbles". Hence why I'm glad I have my own tribble just to annoy him😁

[@waltjohnson8324]

One of the greatest things Trek has ever done, creating a revisionist history of the epic bar fight on K-7, so that we now have two in canon. One of the standout eps of DS9 - there are more than a few to choose from - which really found its footing in the latter seasons.

[@cornwalldragon4617]

In the history of television has there ever been such an episode like this where there has been seamless editing where newer actors are put in older scenes? This was all blended together very well without the impression of any green screening. When I first saw this episode of DS9 it was close to the middle and I was blown away by it. And that scene were Kirk is interrogating the crew they swapped in O'Brien and they all leave in file. Then the final scene where Kirk is with Sisko. Very well done!

[@fgdj2000]

Best anniversary episode of any series!

[@adamdemgar2798]

fgdj2000 I think that you’re comment is the most underrated comment ever. I think that them mixing ds9 actors with TOS footage is really EPIC. Followed closely by them mixing Star Trek Voyager with Star Trek 6 footage in Flashback

[@Aileil]

That was an awesome comparison!! Thanks a million!

[@aatragon]

Thanks! It was a labor of love. If you want to see the HD version, it's here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y5zVnZWcjs11sJI

[@stonent]

Video unavailable.

[@aatragon]

Yeah CBS made me take it down. The quality was apparently too good.

[@KuDastardly]

Fun fact, not only did the actors had to coordinate their actions to blend in with the TOS scenes, but they also had to be trained in cowboy fighting style which was a thing back in the 60's to maintain consistency.

[@mordicaiknode]

Thanks for putting these side by side, I always like returning to this! Really solid Trekking.

[@aatragon]

Thank you! Sorry for the video quality, though. I really wish CBS would have allowed me to keep the HD versions up.

[@christosvoskresye]

I like the fact that they showed Worf reacting to the insult to the Enterprise.

[@airdriver]

Wow! Thanks for doing this. I grew up with the original Star Trek and the tribbles episode was a favorite of mine. I had stopped following DS9 after season three due to a new job but tuned in for this one. The editing that combined both casts and event was sheer genius which stands up nearly 20 years later.

[@sameei21]

in my opinion, this editing is hell of allot better than that of forest gump.

[@Mark-yn4vl]

To be fair, this came out about 3 years after Forrest Gump. The technology to edit things like this in was growing leaps and bounds even in the small time frame. Also, in Forrest Gump, he was spliced into original footage. DS9 actually recreated the sets of the original series, and only spliced in occasionally.

[@scottgrimes1287]

What always "killed" me about the fight scene was...as Scotty confronts the Klingon, both sides throw away their chairs, to showing they were all itching for a brawl.

[@SeaFox10]

This is great! I have the DS9 on DVD, and I had wanted to compare the two, just to see the additions! Thanks for doing it for me! ;D

[@kamwrites]

Thanks for doing this! As a fan of the original, then STTNG and DS9 (I've no use for the next few series) this is a delight.

[@LostNbound]

Star TNG and DS9 did phenomenal work with these kind of shots. I was always impressed with how well that scenes with Data and Lore were done, and this is another perfect example.

[@cretinousjester3475]

One does not simply insult the Enterprise and her crew in the presence of Mr. Scott. The man was in charge of a flying nuke and could drink the Devil under a table. A grubby space orc doesn't scare him in the least.

[@Durwood71]

Actually, you _can_ insult the crew, including the captain, and Scotty will just shrug it off, but insult his ship, and he will beat you senseless.

[@Kana7782]

wasn't exactly a DS9 fan, but this cross over episode was awesome and well done! Just recently watched Trouble With Tribbles and had to watch Trials and Tribble-ations afterwards. Great episode!

[@murphyxlol]

Dude this must have been an incredible amount of work, well done man! Brilliant that someone did this.

[@gbisaga]

Thank you for your hard work on this! I think Trials and Tribble-ations is actually a much better episode than the original, and you can see the love the whole DS9 cast and crew had for TOS.

[@tuxguys]

Wonderful work... and the speeding up to stay in synch, when necessary, was inspired.

[@KingreX32]

this really shows how far technology has come. I saw both these episodes but the editing on DS9 was flawless.

[@platzhalter2581]

I find the Klingon's insult towards Kirk so much better in the German dubbet version. He calls him not a slime devil, but a perfumed blood sausage.😂

[@MidnightEkaki]

I finally got around to watching this episode and it was great, super fun, entertaining and very well thought out. I knew it was considered to be one of the best episodes in Star Trek, but I didn't expect the quality of the editing and how well they were able to integrate the story and make so many great jokes that worked so well. It easily could have been done in a far less entertaining and convincing way but the people involved really did a fantastic job.

[@skywokker]

I saw this episode for the first time ever just a few minutes ago and LOVED IT -- thx for making this great video comparison of it!

[@AndrooUK]

A great piece of editing, and a nice throwback for people who watched TOS. it was before my time, but it was nice to see it tied in.

[@wlfman241]

Can we get the og episode with just the DS9 characters working in the background?

[@buffymcmuffin5361]

The Star Ship personnel in TOS were always getting into fist fights!

[@Meritania]

You said what about the crew *raises fists*

[@manictiger]

+Martin Griffiths It's not worth it. ᵂᵃᶦᵗ ᵘᶰᵗᶦᶫ ʰᵉ ᵗᵃᶫᵏˢ ᵃᵇᵒᵘᵗ ᵗʰᵉ ˢʰᶦᵖ⋅

[@tomf3150]

Well better this than the snowflake future we live in.

[@utahyoda]

That was great. I've been curious how much and what they changed for the DS9 episode. Thank you for posting this.

[@kirk1968]

This is amazing :D I mean, it was amazing back when it aired in 1996, but seeing how smoothly they integrated everything...wow. Thanks for the great vid!

[@emobus]

What an awesome video, great job!! It's so nice to see fans put so much effort into stuff like this for the benefit of other fans. Thanks!

[@Subtractive909]

Thank you for making this!

[@hershman1956]

That was a GREAT comparison of these two episodes for TOS and DS9.....only a few spots where the timeline difference if apparent.......... EXCELLENT job.....

[@aTechnicalFriend]

Seriously - this is probably the most meaningful video on youtube. You are a credit to your craft! #AWESOME!

[@ShaqZigWINNER64]

I love the chair flying in front of o'Brian's face

[@ACNC1]

Yep, the Klingons in the original seasons were crazy beatniks

[@promontorium]

This was a great video! I really wanted to see the side by side after watching the DS9 episode. Thank you.

[@aatragon]

Thanks! It was a labor of love. I truly admire both episodes.

[@compdude47]

Great job getting these synced up! It's really neat to see these side-by-side.

[@lyle918]

That fight scene and the Captain lining them up and asked who started it, reminded me of a fight scene in TO HELL AND BACK when those guys were asked the same question and one of them answered they did not know but they were in such a hurry to get away that they all headed for the door at the same time and got in each other's way!

[@SiVlog1989]

Such a cleverly edited episode :)

[@antwakefield]

Great Comparison - watched this last night and kept pausing it to work out how they'd done it. Good work! ;)

[@siennajohanna]

So brilliant! Thank you for taking the time to do this.

[@Lanosrep]

TNG Onwards: Fighting a Klingon is suicide TOS: Yeah lets just throw Chekov at him he'll be down for the count in no time

[@Raooka]

Chekov forgot his gun

[@phrophetsamgames]

I love that Kirk has a shadow that’s seen on the Chief

[@trenthawkins]

DS9: "some kind of genetic engineering?" "A viral mutation?" Enterprise: "Yes, and yes."

[@marceloaranibar8802]

This is amazing xD! Im glad to be new in this :)

[@AstralArbourSystem]

I just watched both of these episodes a few hours ago and now youtube recommends this...

[@Claudanne2]

Best time travel episode in the history of TV

[@destination2013]

I always hoped to see something like this, and you did a perfect job. Thanks for making this!

[@joemasters2270]

4:10 right when Chief O'Brien saw that big security guard's face... hysterical! xD

[@katie9918]

Good thing Odo was there! He was the only one paying attention!

[@epicsauce664]

katie9918 ikr lmao! 😂😅

[@toddnolastname4485]

Odo's "eyes" are just for show. He probably "sees" with ever inch of his body.

[@davedriscoll7957]

@@toddnolastname4485 actually he's human at this point in time

[@Rakmusen]

I haven't seen the others yet, but this one was amazing! Don't know how you did it exactly (outside of using some kind of video software), but it's greatly appreciated that you did! LLAP! :)

[@DonDonP1]

Cool! BTW, in 'The Trouble with Tribbles', Commander Scott told Captain Kirk that he (Scotty) threw the first punch. Anyhow, thanks for the upload. Live long and prosper.

[@tanall5959]

The thing I love was that, when this episode first aired, it was shown as a two-fer along with the original 'The Trouble with Tribbles'.

[@telfordguy34uk]

10 out of 10 for dedication to the project mr. peterson. I love this stuff.

[@aatragon]

Thanks; the videos were a lot of fun to make. Sorry CBS disallowed the HD versions.

[@telfordguy34uk]

@@aatragon lol I hear your pain brother. 6 years ago I spent 4 days on a post that YT didn't consider a copyright breach until Jan last year. All it was , was a Laurel and hardy mashup alongside modern comedy routines from TV and film, just showing the origins of funny.

[@AlexMartinez-me2yc]

I always remembered this scene from DS9. One of the few DS9 shows I actually watched. I especially remembered it when Enterprise revealed what happened to the Klingon's appearances. I didn't realize until now that DS9 gave us the short version of the story! 🖖

[@pepe6666]

Thats amazing. I didn't know it was for the 30th annaversary. What a great way to honour the old show.

[@DheerajSukumaran]

I'm just 2 episodes behind the TOS: Trouble with Tribbles and never watched anything other Star Trek other than TOS, I cant wait till I get to this part in DS9. I have to finish rest of TOS episodes, the TOS movies, TNG and then DS9. I'm glad I'm binge watching this in the lockdown!

[@kumbah2006]

I'm gonna have to see this episode now - thank you! :)

[@SciFiFan2012]

Amazing that DS9 could blend in TOS so well and Discovery doesn't.

[@Durwood71]

"Trials and Tribble-ations" was a painstaking labor of love by people who were devoted to _Star Trek_ and wanted to recreate the look and feel of the original series with exacting detail. The hacks who make _Discovery_ clearly have no regard for the franchise's legacy.

[@lordderpington8021]

@@Durwood71 Diversity hire writer moment.

[@Morrisman1996]

This episode was very well done. One of my favourites.

[@Surirygirl]

That was cool!!!! Thank you for uploading that . . !!!

[@TheSevenofMine]

That's fabulous cutting!! Can't mix two series better than that!

[@chancerbox1935]

I don't know why, but there's something I find hilarious about when the very serious looking security officer firmly places his hand on O'Brien's shoulder

[@ThatTrekkieGirl]

Wow, this was brilliant, thanks for sharing it, it was so cool to see them compared :)

[@somebuddyX]

You are awesome! Thanks so much for making this!

[@Wizardof]

As a red shirt...Scotty seemed to have doubled as engineering AND security and survived.

[@Stingray42285]

Must have been and interesting episode to make

[@kurtb8474]

Brilliant episode! Great editing! My only complaint is the DS9 producers should have left in the original fight music.

[@Scripture-Man]

Such a great episode, one of the very best.

[@silenceofthehills]

I love how greatly DS9 synced that up with the older show, shadows and all.

[@PurpledaisyShasta]

I want to know what changed the Klingons. I haven't seen any of the original star trek tv show but I have seen a few of the captain kirk movies. the Klingons look different to the ones here. I want to know what happened to them. were there two different kinds of Klingon, like nationality's just like how us humans all look different depending what country we originate from. in the movies the Klingons are all like warf but in this they look human. can anyone tell me what happened.

[@Wraith540]

It's explained in Star Trek Enterprise

[@thephantomeagle2]

It' also explained in the book "Forged in Fire". This wonderful book also: Explains how the Dax name became a famous one to Klingons. Explains the story behind the DS9 episode "Blood Oath" Explains how Sulu became Captain of the Excelsior. and more. Easily one of the best Star Trek books ever written.

[@nielsmichiels1939]

Klingon augment virus

[@craigmartinj]

Its called a budget minded plot twist. They changed the look of the Klingons for the terrible first Star Trek movie. The only thing that was good about the film was the new 'look' someone in makeup decided to give the Klingons. They kept the head pieces for the Next Gen and Deep Space Nine shows so now there is a need for a 'virus' or whatever to change the Klingon look to the time when the budget of the first show only allowed for gag eyebrows and bad hair.

[@PurpledaisyShasta]

Craig Martin that makes a lot of sense. thanks

[@aatragon]

Essentially, it involves resizing the original videos, and repositioning them on a larger video "canvas"...The counters are "tied" to each video clip, so that the back/forth can be displayed accurately.

[@joshdabeard3681]

Thank you for this,love me some ds9!!