Worf being iconic/socially awkward for 4 and a half minutes straight

I'm back again with another compilation, and this time it's everyone's favourite Klingon at his best. :)
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[@jonathangandara3640]

“Hey, batter batter batter batter batter!” “Hey, batter batter batter batter batter batter batter!!” “DEATH TO THE OPPOSITION.” 🤣🤣💀💀

[@tugatomskanimation6370]

I'd love to see a Klingon baseball game. It would be GLORIOUS!!

[@Cyberium]

@@tugatomskanimation6370 Probably like a Warhammer ball game.

[@JRGProjects]

Worf must have been a Philadelphia Phillies or Eagles fan growing up.

[@bostonrailfan2427]

@@JRGProjectsi wanted to say Raiders and Giants but they never booed Santa or pelted people with batteries 🤣

[@JRGProjects]

@@bostonrailfan2427 The Cleveland Browns threw beer bottles at the refs. BottleGate and they seem to rock Klingon like colors.

[@stephaniehammett5050]

“Good tea … nice house” is so iconic

[@tyro244]

And so Worf. 😄 It's my fav quote.

[@jeffumbach]

I love how no one else on the bridge even reacts to Worf screaming, like it's a regular occurrence.

[@Herperof1000derps]

"He ducks, a lot"

[@DHWOW]

If you work on the bridge with a klingon who is a chief security and tactical officer, would you react?

[@nighttime8435]

Data's reaction

[@cash5627]

​@@DHWOWassigning worf as head of security was the best staffing decision ever.

[@chandlerbing1800]

Well he did say it’s how Klingons attract females so maybe he practices in the holosuite if he ever gets the chance on Qo’nos

[@perryandcoleswebsite]

Everyone: “Heeeeyyyy, batter batter batter” Worf: *DEATH TO THE OPPOSITION*

[@Kaizer617]

This is why Worf is best character!

[@smoothiemcguffin2721]

I love how calmly he just says “Death to the opposition.”

[@cerise2315]

"Worf? Are you alright?" "Romulan ale should be illegal" "...it is." x'D

[@hillogical]

He was not all right. That was after loosing Jadzia. Where better to be with the memory of your dead wife than at a wedding? edit: a wedding of a woman you once dated, btw

[@scott3512]

Wish they’d kept the original follow up line in after that. “Then it should be MORE illegal!”

[@PiazzaGurl]

Yeah that was a dumb scene. Zero acknowledgment to the fact Worf rarely drinks and he was drinking because he lost the love of his life, Jadzia. Crazy they never acknowledged it not once. Everyone notices he’s acting weird but says nothing. They just laugh it off.

[@xX_Gravity_Xx]

​@@hillogicalWhat's worse is that was his second dead wife, and arguably his fourth failed love interest. I'd have Kept drinking that Romulan Ale.

[@thatguyfromcetialphaV]

Michael Dorn does not get enough credit. Worf was awesome.

[@dr.kevorkian7535]

Agreed! After Data, who in my opinion was the G.O.A.T in the Star Trek universe, he was my favor character and had some of the best character development episodes of the whole series.

[@canalesworks1247]

@@dr.kevorkian7535 Yup. I rate the main characters Data Worf Picard Riker Geordi Troi/Crusher (tied) None of them are "bad" characters but in terms of writing that's the rating I would use.

[@JasonGabler]

"I protest! I am not a merry man!" -- Best line of TNG.

[@luciusvorenus9445]

And delivered perfectly by Michael Dorn.

[@canalesworks1247]

Epic line. Brilliantly delivered.

[@charlieconverse1023]

"Go to her door and beg like a human" 😭😭

[@cphtfluke7565]

"That would make my mother your stepmother." "I had not considered that. I believe it is a risk worth taking." I love how Deanna is WELL aware of her mother's reputation and never hesitates to use it for a laugh or a smile or to get Picard to take a vacation.

[@burnzy3210]

"worf, do you know these composers for 400 years ago on earth?" 😂

[@RetroRocket555]

Worf grew up in Minsk, there was a chance

[@sacrecharlemagne2262]

@@RetroRocket555 Even in 21st century America, Gilbert and Sullivan are very niche artists. There's no way a Qu'noboo living in Belarus in the 24th century was listening to G&S.

[@canalesworks1247]

@@sacrecharlemagne2262 Yeah but Picard was the bass baritone lead in every G and S production at the academy. Worf just "kind of sang long" because he was following orders. The head shake said it all.

[@kev3d]

I love that the Runabout can access the specific song from the HMS Pinafore with all of 4 button presses starting at the general command menu. He didn't even type in the name, like it was a preset right next to the shield modulation and phaser settings.

[@HRHMANSOUR]

I was thinking the same thing, why the hell does a shuttle craft have a karaoke database lol

[@cassandra5322]

@@HRHMANSOUR People can get bored in space.

[@nighttime8435]

@@HRHMANSOUR its obviously for data /j

[@NACLGames]

1. Access personal files of currently registered user (Picard, automatically transferred when he registered as the current user of the shuttlecraft). 2. Access last open file. 3. Activate playback mode. 4. Select "A British Tar". When you have no imagination and look for things to nitpick instead of looking for explanations...or just accepting it because it honestly doesn't matter.

[@HRHMANSOUR]

@NACLGames I think you need to calm down Bill Clinton

[@sarahberkner]

That little hop when he says, "Death to the opposition!"

[@sanddagger36]

I liked when Worf was just a regular security officer under Yarr. Everyone knew who he was because he was the klingon, but he was not senior staff and pretty much only took orders from Yarr and Riker. He did not have the rank to approach the captain. Basically he is the character we saw grow the most, career and otherwise.

[@BrokenNeuron]

You missed the scene when Worf broke Geordie's mandaline in true John Belushi style and then said "Sorry."

[@EddieHawkinsII]

“He acquitted himself well.” Translation: Kirayoshi nailed Uncle Worf in the nads thrice, and then smacked him a few times while he was doubled over.

[@bostonrailfan2427]

makes sense, babies will do anything to make you pained 🤣

[@david7522]

I love the extended pinky when hes drinking that cup of tea. Fancy

[@4rchxngel]

I aM NoT A mERrY MaN

[@captcorajus]

One of my favorite Worf lines.

[@cheaplaffsarefree]

Just before he channels John Belushi.

[@Yaapo]

Good tea. Nice house.

[@karinhill7705]

How about when Kira asks him what Klingons dream about? He says: things that would send shivers up your spine... no, it is better that you do not know. And then he wals away. Kira says she can never tell when he's joking. Lol

[@HRHMANSOUR]

"Worf, do you know classical Earth music composers from 600 years ago?" - Sure I do........

[@canalesworks1247]

"Go to her door. Beg like a human". Priceless.

[@hadrakir4098]

You think Worf was initially confused because he was thinking "British naval songs... Aren't you French?"

[@canalesworks1247]

Not even really a naval song. G and S silly comedy is more like it.

[@tomservo5347]

I've wondered if Worf (with his human foster parents) read into human history and was quietly impressed with our feats of arms like the 300 Spartans Last Stand and some of our most brilliant generals and leaders like Alexander and Julius Caesar. He'd probably huff and say "Fragile, weak humans" while secretly being in awe of our ability to be warriors.

[@hadrakir4098]

He seems to have an affection for Russia, having spent time there as a child. He also seems to have a deep love for human naval customs... So overall I believe he did have a great appreciation for human culture and felt some degree of kinship with it. As he progresses into DS9 that becomes somewhat more apparent. Consider how as much as he wants to live up to Klingon ideals and customs, he also has a strong love for Starfleet. If the movies are considered cannon, he's still in Starfleet well after the Dominion war, despite apparently being Federation Ambassador to Quo'nos. I think Starfleet offered him a lot more of what he wanted out of a career than anything. Remember this; at the beginning of his role in DS9, he and his house had been acquitted and vindicated in the Empire; Kurn was on the high Council... But before he burned the bridge with Gowron... He didn't consider leaving Starfleet for service in the Klingon Empire. He was thinking about joining the fucking Nybrite Alliance. As much as he idealized the idea of being a proper Klingon, Worf had his own ideals and way of doing things. Think deep down he identified very strongly with maybe not the Federation... But definitely Earth, humans and Starfleet for sure. Consider also that he felt no shame or reservation about Alexander being raised by his foster parents, among humans.

[@bostonrailfan2427]

he had to study history in both school and at the academy, it’s nearly impossible to not have read about the generals and admirals of the past centuries of the major Federation worlds

[@tomservo5347]

And probably admired Sparta and Prussia-states that solely existed to the dedication of arms.@@bostonrailfan2427

[@canalesworks1247]

That Robihood episode exists for Worf's epic one liner: "I AM NOT A MERRY MAN!!"

[@MajorMartian]

Everyone: Hey batter batter batter… Worf: Death to the Opposition!! Unfathomably based

[@JRGProjects]

So he's Philadelphia Phillies fan

[@themetalstickman]

3:44 is my favorite comedic Worf moment in the whole franchise.

[@petejones879]

Brent Spiner appears to be quite a good singer

[@kentvesser9484]

Many actors actually are pretty good singers as many started out doing musical theater as kids or learned to sing to given them a shot at more roles where even if they were dubbed over, they had to at least look like they were the one singing.

[@bostonrailfan2427]

@@kentvesser9484exactly. Brent was in multiple broadway shows before his big break, so definitely had the singing chops.

[@maize09blue]

"Death to the opposition" Why do I feel that is mild banter in Klingon culture 😂 😂

[@Kaizer617]

And this is why Worf is my favorite TNG/DS9 character!

[@therealjoshuacaleb4873]

SIR I PROTEST! I AM NOT A MERRY MAN!!!!! lmao love it

[@joeritchie7286]

Worf was a legend , even if he was a miserable bastard

[@anthonygordon9483]

That is just him being Klingon. They all act miserable.

[@oiman5733]

He was nowhere near miserable in DS9 (except for that atrocity of a Risa episode).

[@joeritchie7286]

@@anthonygordon9483 some of them laugh

[@adamussutekh9434]

Shame that “Comfortable chair” wasn’t in this one.

[@biotrekker]

I got a good laugh out of this. Worf was one of my favorite characters.

[@shortshrimp]

what about the spot scene? "i *will* feed him"

[@liamscienceguy8153]

1:04 I love how it takes less buttons to go from the default control console to the script of a 500 year old play than it does to turn up the throttle on helm

[@Vesperitis]

Worf, son of Mogh, Master of Child Psychology (as in the qualification from a university, not a kung fu master).

[@user-wd8gk8dl1g]

3:48 caught me off guard. Even Data was like WTF???? 😂😂😂

[@gigantor6519]

3:29 "shooketh" LOL

[@lelonfurr1200]

sir i protest i am not a merry man sums up worf completely

[@kurtb8474]

So, Picard can call up the lyrics to ''A British Tar'' in a shuttlecraft by pushing only 2 buttons?

[@a120068020]

The comments added were brilliant.

[@nicholasmaude6906]

3:09 - "Sir, I protest! I'm not a merry man", LOL😁.

[@ct0760]

What about when Worf was coaching Geordi in dating? 🤣

[@PlayMoreGolf-RipOff]

Did word restrain himself with Troi or did she get the full Worf?

[@hoopsonwheels]

Worf restrained himself..troi is quite fragile according to worf

[@RedElephantStampede]

Spot…come here!

[@benny4162]

1:12 Me when they made me participate in a school play.

[@JustNo420]

Good tea....Nice House...Good soup?

[@nathanlewis8251]

This was frigging brilliant, but it needs updated for Picard Season 3. There's some real gems in there too, like "And I will make it a threesome!"

[@ThePsiclone]

"do you even hear yourself?"

[@sarahberkner]

Him snoring in the last episode would be good. Also this video needs any scene where he says something is "Delicious" and it really shouldn't be.

[@PeoplecallmeLucifer]

2:40 WHAT ARE YOU DOING STEPBRO!!!!

[@nikvolt8298]

Swords are Fun!

[@johncameron4194]

🤣😂🤣🤣

[@deadlyradiation7977]

🤣

[@Doodmeister0]

What was the step sister context ?

[@kentvesser9484]

I think it was when Worf injured his back and arranged that Troi would take care of Alexander if something ever happened to him. I think this was after his successful surgery.

[@tedtedstone1231]

Why would Data rehearse? He'd download from the ship's database and reproduce it.

[@agp11001]

Remember, he's trying to understand humans and mimic their behavior. Humans rehearse. So Data rehearses, too.

[@bostonrailfan2427]

it’s not a one-man show, so the others needed to rehearse

[@canalesworks1247]

Worf would like Wagner much better than Gilbert and Sullivan.

[@davesnothere.]

I was on the same sailing ship posing as Enterprise in "First Contact". Before that trip I would have agreed with you.

[@PiazzaGurl]

The wedding scene always upsets about the TNG movie. Worf is back after losing Jadzia and ZERO acknowledgement is made. He can barely sleep, he’s drinking which he rarely does. You see he’s not himself and is miserable and no one acknowledges it or even talks to him about how he’s feeling. It’s like he never fell in love and got married to Jadzia. That was poor writing. It should’ve carried over. You can see Michael Dorn trying to play on the pain of loss.

[@thebookwasbetter3650]

ST was always funny when it wasnt trying to be and very cringe when it tried too hard to be funny.

[@gothambatbrat]

1:03 "What white nonsense is this"

[@hoopsonwheels]

It’s ironic a British guy playing a French character

[@kentvesser9484]

@@hoopsonwheels Maybe someone traveled back in time and the English won the 100 Years War...lol.

[@augustsmith9553]

Aren’t you guys sick of reliving this halfbaked series yet