Wings of Romulus "The Kithomer Massacre"

[@venomgeekmedia9886]

Pinned comment for Q&A. Also big shoutout to Tully DT and www.deviantart.com/syckoson

[@jonathanmcfarland288]

Why don't the Klingon go to war with the Romulan after this?

[@SPatrickRoss]

While the Klingons lacked the power to go to war against the Romulans, I could imagine there were more than a revenge raids.

[@SPatrickRoss]

When Picard encountered the Romulans, they mentioned dealing with a problem on the far side of their territory. I have to wonder what was so much trouble that they ignored the Federation and finishing off the Klingons?

[@eddierudolph8702]

@@jonathanmcfarland288 if they attacked the Klingons in force with the intend to conquer them, the Klingons would have made it a very hard fight of it. And just like they viewed the Klingons conquering the Federation, the Federation would view the Romulans conquering the Klingon empire.

[@james27617]

When will we get a completion to Dominion War I'm looking forward to seeing what happened with the breen got into the war

[@jprice6419]

No Klingons died in the the production of this video.

[@miamijules2149]

It’s early yet.... give it time.

[@Big_Black_Dick]

😂 lol

[@absboodoo]

It's not a good day to die.

[@Marinealver]

And the wrong family was blamed

[@elilandesberg9845]

However, many Bothans died.

[@geekiusmaximus1882]

This was just truly incredible. Both this and the Tomed Incident are without a doubt your most incredible works in the history of this channel. The amount of effort into the ships, lore, usage of different ships, taking content from your older videos, and showing how the relationship between the klingons and romulans developed, I know people sometimes spit at your content for being "headcanon" but this and Tomed are just too good to blow off. One could EASILY imagine these stories turned into star trek visual productions.

[@venomgeekmedia9886]

your too kind. im glas you enjoyed it. did you have a favorite ship?

[@geekiusmaximus1882]

@@venomgeekmedia9886 the V’Melak really won me over in this episode, despite my reservations. Also I love the Raven frigate, which was actually the ship I was asking about during the QandA about the Nova, not the Raven from Klingon academy XD I had never heard of that ugly thing before

[@cpt_bill366]

I'd rather have his headcanon than whatever weirdness Paramount may eventually create. I'm convinced there is no way they would ever bring back the style of the Ent-B variant without ruining it through artistic liscence.

[@venomgeekmedia9886]

@@geekiusmaximus1882 ah well then I will be covering it soon.

[@TheMrPeteChannel]

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[@misanthropichumanist4782]

Grand center of the Empire, population: ~5,000 😂 StarTrek is so under scaled... 😮

[@philiptai233]

Without the protection of the Enterprise and its crew, the viewer can truly experience the terror of Romulan strategic warfare.

[@venomgeekmedia9886]

Yeah there's no plot armour here.

[@bloodysimile4893]

Balance of terror did a decent job to have both bird of prey and the Enterprise stand a equal chance against one another without signs of "plot armor". Mistakes made were costly, good planning was thought out. Leaders being competent. The only fault was on the Romulans was try to strike a killing blow on suggestion of young Romulans with no experience instead of leaving to have victory.

[@occultatumquaestio5226]

_In the dark of the night, these shadows created such traumatizing fright. And few things are as difficult to unrust, as broken trust._ Impressive video. Very brutal. Also the Dune parallels now give me more credence in idea that Worf is the Klingon Cincinnatus.

[@TheWoblinGoblin]

Worf is from Cincinnati?

[@occultatumquaestio5226]

@@TheWoblinGoblin ; Cincinnatus was a Roman general who seized power to become the most powerful man in the Roman Republic and after reforming the government and stamping out corruption, freely decided to give up his power and retire. The city of Cincinnati is named after him. Also, Worf grew up in Minsk.

[@venomgeekmedia9886]

yeah well if it wasn't for Kithomer and Worf being adopted he would probably not have killed Duras, allowing gowron to become chancellor. or defeated gowron for martok...

[@chrissonofpear1384]

I just saw the episode 'The Neutral Zone' the other day - where Worf reminded me the Romulans were seen as Klingon allies, in some respect, at the time. Definitely topical, considering.

[@venomgeekmedia9886]

i never intended for this series to be topical. but reality has a habit of outflanking you...

[@tomb7942]

Who actually voted this down? Why? These are the stories that flesh out the ST universe just like the small tidbits we get every night that flesh out our own and put everything into context.

[@artbrann]

Romulan agents, who else

[@aiosquadron]

@@artbrann "Of course... Send them to the airlock, and prepare a firing squad." -Klingons, probably

[@asteropax6469]

@@aiosquadron can we send Wesley with them?

[@RiderofRiddermark]

And I saw a great pair of wings, green and shimmering like an emerald, and they cast a shadow upon the Empire, dark as night, and where the land was touched by the shadow, the trees were set ablaze and all was turned to ash.

[@weldonwin]

Now I see Fire, Inside the mountain, And I see Fire, Burning the trees, And I see Fire, Hollowing souls, And I see Fire, Blood in the breeze...

[@devinsweeting4978]

The pines were roaring on the height, The winds were moaning in the night. The fire was red, it flaming spread; The trees like torches blazed with light.

[@richardched6085]

I'm glad it wasn't just a volley of Disruptor fire as I assumed initially lol. This made the massacre... A massacre... I bet Remans were even used during the Earth Romulan War in much the same way and were identified as not Romulan (As there were still doubts as to what Romulans looked like by 2266 by Starfleet Captains, such information couldn't be hidden for long if even a single Romulan corpse was discovered in the wreckage of a destroyed Warship). This video was a masterpiece. Possibly your best yet! Now I know why Worf despises the Romulans so zealously... And why the Romulans hate the Klingons so passionately that one of their own would rather die than "pollute" themselves with "Klingon Filth" or receive medical treatments using Worf's blood.

[@tullyDT]

Even with the months of build up over on Discord (join us if you haven't already) I never could have imagined this would be the end result. This is the Rubicon you've set a very high bar for yourself my friend!

[@FrakkinGaiusBaltar]

*WITH ME!* -Final words of Dahar Master Hal'ek, captain of the Life Guards of House Mogh, upon charging a batallion of Reman Shock Troops

[@aiosquadron]

"Troopers! With me! Onwards, yout empire needs you-" (Gets obliterated by a shell falling on thier face.)

[@weldonwin]

(With a disruptor rifle braced with one hand and a Targ-pup tucked into his tunic) *LONG LIVE LORD MOGH!!!*

[@aiosquadron]

@@weldonwin Troopers! Get your shovel, start digging trenches! We're fortifying this place to Gre'thor and back!

[@weldonwin]

@@aiosquadron That's Rogul, son of Dorn

[@eddierudolph8702]

Another well made video, granted I'm normally a fan of the Klingons. An event like that would force them to take some hard looks at the situation and change whatever they could to make sure it doesn't happen again. They would need to improve their energy production along with other resources, and improve their security and ship designs.

[@georgemercer402]

You made a great video, sir and did something that was brought up in the first part of the 2-parter "Redemption" just before closing: "Humans have a way of showing up when you least expect them"

[@venomgeekmedia9886]

Where do you think she learned that ;)

[@georgemercer402]

@@venomgeekmedia9886 Narendra 3 if memory serves

[@lynngreen7978]

Now, if I recall the details, Narendra III would have happened before Khitomer. Narendra was about 25 years before Farpoint, which fits with Sela's age. But based on Worf's age, Khitomer would have been about 15 years before Farpoint. Edit: checking my books, it looks like about 20 and 18 years respectively. It would have made more sense if they were part of the same offensive.

[@venomgeekmedia9886]

yes. and i agree, really they should have happened much closer, personally it would make more sense if Narendra 3 came after the Kithomer massacre.

[@nicholasmorsovillo2752]

Man that is so messed up that the Tomed Incident would lead to the Kithomer Massacre.

[@merafirewing6591]

The Klingon equivalent to the Medway Raid/Surprise Attack on Pearl Harbor, except the Klingons bore the full brunt of it.

[@Ryselle_Ryssa]

I love the political and miltiary interchange you put on here into the story. Very good! And as always brillantely narrated!

[@jaybonkersbonkers3613]

Really enjoying your work. Would love to see some more videos about the valdor class or the many names it has

[@venomgeekmedia9886]

might revisit it...

[@shanenolan8252]

@@venomgeekmedia9886 if you do , perhaps a battle space episode, / wings of romulus, video suran and denata and shinzon in a major offensive data ( shinzon war record, he found 12 major engagements in the war all victories) a fleet of reman gunships and a moth ball fleet of demossisoned romulan ships like tos bitds of prey or d7 stormbirds . ( cannon fodder) show how the valdors engage the fighters and dederidex the cruisers, as reman ground forces invaded ground targets. Major industrial centres or ship yeards , to build the scimatar . Or you could do a massive build up of them for the battle of cardassia ?

[@joshstarkey203]

As a Romulan fan who supports the Empire, this video is very well done! Thank you for sharing

[@brianjohnson5272]

As always VGM a great show.

[@raymahannah4336]

Very well done! Great story telling! 🙂

[@1kylecurry]

Bravo!...Well done & thank you from a lifelong Star Trek fan.

[@tuchehstone]

That was more enthralling thank anything else Trek has manufactured in the past 6 years! I found that I couldn't get enough, even when this tale concluded. 😁😁

[@toddkurzbard]

5 dislikes were from Romulans.

[@jolan_tru]

Hey, I liked it well enough.

[@dragonman9084]

It was probably because of the terrible voice actor for the Romulan agent

[@MrSleepyFox]

Thank you for including Thok'mak. Very much appreciated by this Klingon Academy player. :-)

[@RafaleC77th]

Outstanding video. Glad I got to see it premiere!

[@guillermomartinez1752]

Absolutely fantastic job Venom, this video is your best one yet. In terms of combat prowess, wich ones are better: Romulans or Remans? what's your take on it?

[@eddierudolph8702]

You are comparing apples to oranges there, the Romulans army prides itself on it professionalism and general skill. While the Remans are more brutal and savage in their fighting skills plus they have great night vision. It's like comparing an Roman legionnaire to a Germanic warrior from the 1st century AD.

[@guillermomartinez1752]

@@eddierudolph8702 but even when comparing a roman legionnaire to a germanic warrior we are able to say who was better at what. In that particular case you're comparing a soldier to a warrior, the roman being well equiped (germanic nobles would have similar kit tho) and trained to coordinate with their unit (also being quite effective as a singular unit) while the germanic warrior has no training other than experience in coordinated battles while being agressive and in the case of the germans a warrior culture that pushed them to the extreme Romulans and remans can be explored in a similar fashion, trying to understand how they fight and the tactics they may use. This could also tell us how they would fare fighting each other.

[@venomgeekmedia9886]

i mean 1V1? probably a Romulan Sk'Tari. but when you crank up the numbers, thats where the remans start to shine.

[@zali13]

This is your best work yet, IMHO. The narration, the voice acting, the graphics- superb! The landing field battle really reminded me of the Battle for Arrakeen from David Lynch's "Dune"(which I loved). Didn't realise you patterned the Reman Night Blades after the recent Dune version of Sardaukar, but that was very neat as well(the Emperor's blades vs the finest soldiers in the Atreides army). All in all, well done! Axios! Now I'm wondering why the Romulans never broke the glass("in the event of war") and released the Remans in their fight against the Dominion, or the Klingons employing their Gorn allies to counter the Remans(or is it too much of a blow to their honour to admit that someone else is actually better and hand-to-hand combat than they are?) ;)

[@Turd_Ferguson538]

Whoever did the voice for Colonel P of the Tal-Shiar needs to quit mumbling. I could barely understand them. Aside from that outstanding video as always!

[@nicholasmorsovillo2752]

'While the Federation and the Klingons had been at peace for 50 years neither the Romulans nor the Klingons expected Stafleet to stick their necks out for them' man hearing that was shocking as it was mentioned by Lt. Richard Castillo the helmsman of the Enterprise C that the Federation and the Klingon Empire were in the middle of another peace treaty by the time of the Nerendra 3 battle so it made sense that the Enterprise C which was the Federation Flagship would respond to a distress call for help from a Future Federation ally and the sacrifice and deaths and destruction of the ship and it's crew led to that alliance of the Federation and the Klingon Empire as stated by Lt. Commander Data of the Battleship Enterprise D of an alternate future where the Federation and the Klingon Empire were in the middle of a decades long war 'The Klingons consider honor above all else if the crew of the Enterprise C had died defending a Klingon outpost it would be considered a meaningful act of honor by the Klingon Empire'.

[@curtislangford3181]

I have NO clue what the Tal Shiar voice actor is saying. He needs to review his voice work!

[@donchichivagabond1578]

It forced me to put the captions on. Cause I had the same problem.

[@warrenreid6109]

One of your best efforts. Loved it.

[@dragonman9084]

I riley liked the video almost all the voice actres were perfect Except for the tal-shar actor I had to turn subtitles on just to know what he was saying

[@volbound1700]

This wasa stupid move by the Romulans. All it did was push the Klingons to ally with the Federation.

[@donovanporter4545]

It was the klingon version of pearl harbor

[@thebashar]

I like how you recolored the shots of the Battle of Arakeen from the Dune movie.

[@terranadmiral6758]

This was great episode the Romulan voice actors actually sounded like Romulans from the show

[@dragonman9084]

Even the one that was trying to sound like an old man and then sound like he was trying to deepthroat the mic

[@JCtechwizard]

Didn' spend much time on Narendra 3 and the 1701 C. Perhaps in a separate video?

[@venomgeekmedia9886]

Yeah I'll do a specific breakdown on how that went.

[@anthonylasalle7392]

Whomever is doing the Romulan VA sucks lol.

[@renelaforgia705]

why is the destruction of the enterprise not mentioned and the fact that they tried to help make them allies of klengons

[@ALIKN1-1]

17:56 you can always find the enterprise near the neutral zone……. But this one is doomed to die

[@Emanon...]

*Khitomer Besides that, brilliant video.

[@weldonwin]

It's a small thing, but one of those things I think about... Klingon Mead. I mean, considering that Mead is fermented honey and most things of the Klingon homeworld are big a ferocious, I shudder to imagine what terrifying monster produces they honey that Klingons make Mead from...

[@richardarriaga6271]

Probably the thing that killed the previous crews of the Planet Express

[@chissstardestroyer]

In short: "None of them had any idea that they'd spent their last day alive...".

[@LaterMercury823]

I loved this video, thank you for posting for this Thanksgiving. I liked the part of the video of the Vmelak class, hope in the future you someday post a video that tells the difference between the Vmelak class and the model of the IRW Melak that appeared in Star Trek New Worlds and when you used the same model in your past videos with the Klingons Kamarag class. Hope when you do make a video of the IRW Melak you also give its specifications like you did with the Vmelak class. Thanks again and Happy Thanksgiving.

[@venomgeekmedia9886]

Happy thanksgiving. i hope your guests didn't betray you to the romulans ;) i will do a Shipchat on the Vmelak and its relation to the melak.

[@LaterMercury823]

@@venomgeekmedia9886 Thanks and nope all they did is have a good meal with my family and later I went for Black Friday sales, even the Romulans can't say no for lower price on stuff they want to buy.😆

[@venomgeekmedia9886]

@@LaterMercury823 great to hear.

[@donchichivagabond1578]

I really want to see those Romulans pay for this slaughter!

[@venomgeekmedia9886]

you may be disappointed...

[@richardarriaga6271]

The Vulcans got the revenge for them in the most passive-aggressive way, letting a sun explode and stopping the one who actually tried to save them.

[@vaeloreonari7516]

Well Done! I never imagined it was that devastating.🤕

[@james27617]

Are we ever going to see a completion of the Dominion War

[@venomgeekmedia9886]

soon...

[@volrosku.6075]

I'm guessing the shock of Kithomer prevented the expected klingon response which would be a full scale attack with the goal of oblitorating a key romunian world outright not to mention the political turmoil of Kem'Pec's early chancellorship.

[@venomgeekmedia9886]

yeah... except they were way too weak to do anything like that.

[@idiefree]

I know this wasn't the point of the video which was immediately done. I'm sure many of us would really appreciate if you could make a separate video going into the battle of the enterprise C into further detail from the Romulin perspective.

[@venomgeekmedia9886]

Yeah that is the plan

[@timothygalli9601]

Fantastic video venom!!!!!! Khitomer and Tomed were the best . I did not know the Romulans used Remans at Khitomer . Can you do a video about Admiral Shinzon battles against the Dominion? Anything about romulan empires problems after Romulas exploded? Did the Klingons strike back after Khitomer?

[@venomgeekmedia9886]

i will feature the Remans in the Dominion war. in terms of the Klingon reaction to Kithomer i'll probably cover it in the Q&A.

[@DeaconBlu]

Great vid Mr. Holiday! Well done sir… Well done indeed.

[@LKaramazov]

This is VERY interesting! I’m assuming this comes from books? I never knew any of this!

[@venomgeekmedia9886]

Mostly Head-cannon actually. but the events are all canon.

[@jhallam2011]

Marvelous video! Never disappoints!

[@haroldchase4120]

Darn fine story telling of the highest order

[@TK199999]

I still feel you should have including the War of the Usurper from Klingon Academy, since it fits and was created from Geordie's line from TNG about the Romulans Klingons being blood enemies for 75 years or about 2292. Since Romulan actions in War of the Usurper would anger the Klingons to point of Blood Feud. The line from DS9 from the Romulan Senator to Martok about Romulans living up to their agreements. Was always believed by fandom to do with earlier conflict from TOS, that once it was clear the Organians were gone by the 2280's. That the Klingons refused to finish the war that they started, which would have had the Romulans coming on their side to help destroy the UFP. But as you mentioned, that may have been Romulan propaganda and the Senate never intended to enter the war. The other fandom reason for the attacks on Klingon colonies, starting around the attack on Narendra III. Was the Romulans posing as Starfleet ships, even using UFP style photon torpedoes rather than Romulan plasma torpedo's, to ignite a war between the two powers by the middle or late 24th Century, which happened in the Yesterdays Enterprise epo. But after Narendra III the alliance between the UFP and Empire was cemented and I would say even though the powers would war against one another from time to time. The sacrifice of the Enterprise-C made it so the UFP and Empire would always find themselves natural allies again, as the Organians had always said. The attack on Khitomer appears to have been the Romulans attempting same plan as Narendra III to simulate a UFP attack. But this again failed and led to K'Mpec now Chancellor to start a new boarder war against the Romulans. Which did successfully stop Romulan sneak attacks on Klingon colonies.

[@Thoralmir]

My headcannon says that Klingon interference was why Spock ended up too late to save Romulus.

[@stevenewman1393]

🖖😎👍Very cool and very nicely well done indeed and very well informatively explained and executed as well 👌.

[@IronMan-kz8tg]

Klingons are like wolves , just stay away from them but never take your gaze off of them .

[@fireballstardraco]

I love the way this was told, just listening to it was like a story being told and you tell it so well, but also I am reminded of Dune alittle, the whole betrayal and how the Romulans attacked the city, either way this was such a sheer treat to listen too, thank you for doing these and keeping this oldman entertained and even shedding more light on events in the universe that is Star Trek, bravo

[@chissstardestroyer]

Dralath was a *murderer*; not so much insane, but truly evil; though evil itself is in and of itself quite insane- and if you follow that trajectory, you *will* go insane... it breaks you, badly. He killed his predessor for the office of Praetor, purged senators in the means of a Stalinist purge- and their families, drugged his boss, Emperor Shiarkiek, to the point that the king was in a near-constant stupor- ironically his majesty had hired him in the first place because he saw an administrative talent in Dralath- but he sure didn't double-check his findings, much to his chagrin. Well, Shiarkiek was in for a rude surprise, when Dralath tried to have his cousin, Liviana Charvenek, executed for treason for being outthought by Captain James T. Kirk in "the Enterprise Incident"; the fallout would've completely demolished the imperial family's credibility with the people, so Shiarkiek pulled some strings and had the sentence commuted or so it seems... let alone that she was his majesty's *cousin* to begin with... but Dralath really did act like a Rihannsu rendition of Comrade Stalin in a load of a lot of ways!

[@chissstardestroyer]

Based on this; I'd say that Worf would've particularly hated not so much Romulans but rather a mix of sexual impurity (hookers to be specific: sex-workers/prostitutes; women he'd classify as "traitors") and alcohol; things combined: alcohol and sex; amount to rape mix, and turning the garrison's members into practitioners in a literal *sex party* when they should be at their posts- thus they went AWOL; and hence were really liable to wind up in a penal battalion at least if they survive for being *at best* drunk on duty... these guards were playing with treason and cowardice. Now the Romulans didn't cover themselves with glory at all: acting like literal *demons*, by sowing moral corruption for a while prior to military actions for crying out loud! Course, if you read "Vulcan's Heart" you realize that Dralath's actions were really more rooted in political ambition than anything else, and remember the lady Romulan Commander in "The Enterprise Incident"; well, that novel answers some details, she too was involved in these operations; Dralath had sent D'deredix-class Warbirds to attack the Klingons in those two outposts, seven of them; that's overwhelming firepower at that, and a good part of the losses that turned Dralath's murderous campaigns back were some weird Romulan politics- yep, she showed up unauthorized in an old-model "T'Liss bird of prey" and opened fire on his assault team; destroying a few of the murderers before they completely demolished her combat strength- heroic of her, but really really a stupid chance, odds of success-wise. The warning to the menfolk assigned to guard the base is to keep themselves sober and practice prudence; had they done that: they'd have had serious fighting chance and high odds of surviving the orbital assault- perhaps even stomping it completely come to think of it! But they'd gotten hubristic, and pride is the kiss of death. However, it stands to reason that Worf would have a profound and undying hatred of lust; as that was a means for the orphaning he suffered in that undeclared war that killed his parents for one thing!

[@lucasbachmann]

Using very WWII Japanese logic (where they apparently thought the Pearl Harbor attack / wake up slap would ultimately force the US to choose old friend Japan over an unthinkable Soviet alliance...) the Romulan logic may have been the easiest way to keep the Federation out would be the chaos of war as they wouldn't get involved. And the klingons would then default back to Romulus. The Klingons are just a loose collection of houses so its not hard to play them against each other.

[@kurdtz]

One of your absolute best.

[@janetbailey3804]

TRULY INSPIRING, AND INSPIRED, WONDERFUL ACCOUNT OF THE KHITOMER INCIDENT, TRULY INSPIRING AND APPRECIATED.!!!GARY BAILEY KING OF DARKNESS

[@chissstardestroyer]

Come to think of it, Mogh, why not your son; legally he'd be a small adult in terms of Klingon law, and hardly anybody would suspect a 6yr old boy to be a serious threat, anybody who does is too cowardly and filled with paranoia to be remotely sound... plus child abuse is something that'd be highly illegal in a society rooted in Chivalry standards- and a lad of that station would be very much protected by the local garrison. And the reason why Worf would be a small adult is that the son of a Klingon is a man the day he can first hold a blade, according to Klingon proverbs- and they attack him; that's really bordering on treason on their parts... a duel they might go for, but those're formal challenges and in the light of day, in the open, where everybody can see, not to assassinate a lad who's as far as you know running an errand for his parents.

[@mattwho81]

Love how you portray the Romulan view that they were the aggrieved party. That they thought the alliance would see them both triumph over the Federation, only to be stabbed in the back. Really played into the hypocritical and underhanded side of the Klingons. How they boast of warrior honour but are all too willing to sell each other out when they think they can get away with it.

[@Persian-Immortal]

Brilliant, thank you. I see the Ukraine flag in the video too!

[@venomgeekmedia9886]

Where was that?

[@Persian-Immortal]

19:22. When you talk about Mogh's house soldiers parades on the planet. Can't tell if blue is on the bottom or on the top.

[@pandaphil]

I'm surprised the Klingons didn't immediately declare war on the Romulans.

[@Wedgekree]

Wow, this is among your best. Brutal. And totally one sided.

[@The_Greedy_Orphan]

3:40, why is my hometown of Inverness a star system? Was that system populated entirely by highland clansmen?

[@wirralnomad]

Jeez, the worst voice acting ever, I can barely understand a word they quietly mumble!

[@pdbouie]

Sneaky little bastard those Rihannsu. But of course there are certain Klingon "urwi ha'dibah" that are no better.

[@yournamehere4171]

Nice video and well put together.... but you misspelled Khitomer tho.

[@IronMan-kz8tg]

WARP BOMB ( bubble ) . TNG & Book Vendetta . Are those outlawed ? A thought .

[@brianlindee4397]

Same thing happened to Duke Leto atradies from dune these Klingons should have had weapons in orbit

[@christopherstephenson7199]

Klingons were turned back Axanar. Everyone knows that 😉

[@IronMan-kz8tg]

I SMELL ROMULANS ! ? ARE YOU WITH THE GGM ? Galactic Gaming Mafia .

[@bigevil1001]

You've outdone yourself this time. I was only sad that it was over.

[@stephenfarthing3819]

This is quite the filler to some of the DS9 and other stories in TNG and the other stories in Enterprise. Interesting!

[@fien111]

I genuinely can't understand half of what Colonel P is muttering

[@warwolf88]

another amazing job as always venom ive learned more from your videos about star trek then i ever did on my own😊

[@rowdydog]

So that is the story of what happened at Kithomer. I never really understood what happened there.

[@jacobhederstrom8198]

for some weird reson this makes me want to get star trek infinite, and burn romulus to the fa++ing ground.

[@augustusclaudiusvenorius6292]

Brilliant.

[@QalOrt]

Love the Dune vibe, especially since Michael Dorn was in Emperor Battle for Dune as the Duke

[@venomgeekmedia9886]

Didn't know that. Cool.

[@freshgrease]

Someone should uncloak Colonel P. He's unintelligible.

[@Rabbiddog333]

I think the music was too quiet, I could still hear you.

[@Psych1_-]

19:31 Looks like the Klingons are supporting Ukraine as well. lol

[@williambuchanan77]

Love the bagpipes playing, makes me think of Klingons dressed as Highlanders

[@weldonwin]

Or the Atreides bagpipes from Dune

[@arvinrunstein5707]

"His now older brother" Was he the younger brother prior to that moment?

[@stephenfarthing3819]

The nearest Federation Starship was the Excelsior Class USS Fearless. Even so - the ship was on the edge of sensor range. If I recall correctly - that's what Data and LaForge described some 20 years or so later!

[@stephenfarthing3819]

I mean - USS Intrepid! Sorry about that everyone!

[@Glacier36]

Heghlu'meH QaQ DaHjaj!

[@nathanielmeade5731]

The translation to English Perfection

[@AgentOroko]

Just found this channel. New Sub earned!

[@janwitts2688]

Pronounced skitamer by actual war gamers

[@zali13]

"Feng Tao"- head shake, a.k.a rave

[@macross.shaeffer3197]

I loved this story please o please keep them coming

[@TheWoblinGoblin]

Tbh, the beta canon you try to replace, the book "The art of the impossible" did not deserve it. Great job on your part, but you left too much on the wayside for me

[@venomgeekmedia9886]

Doesn't that mostly cover the B'treka nebula incident which I kinda gloss over

[@Victor-bl2ge]

25:27 "ACCESS......GRANTED TO-YOUR-CITY!"