But thats just it he wasn't out of touch he usually acted more in the interest of the Klingons and acted more Klingon than the people in power lol.
TNG: Am I the only one that felt just a lil bamboozled by Worf?
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been years since I seen it, but I don't remember that being Q's motive.
didn't Picard say something that made him mad and then he fingersnapped the Enterprise to the other side of the universe? Kinda true, just imagine if the borg attacked earth and they was NEVER prepared for them?!?!Q was an a$$hole but he was rooting for us in a twisted sick way...
again, haven't watched in a long time
but if memory serves me correctly, didn't they admit on that episode that if Q hadn't did what he did, then the Borg never even would have been aware of the Federation for a very long time? I thought the whole gist was that Q forced the Federation into a conflict that they hadn't evolved to be ready for yet. If the Borg didn't show up for another 1000 years, then chances are that the Federation would have had some new technology and they would have been able to handle them efficiently
as opposed to taking somebody from 1746 with a musket gun and dropping them off in 2018 Syria
so again, it was Q's fault that whole thing happened.
been years since I seen it, but I don't remember that being Q's motive.
again, haven't watched in a long time
I thought the whole gist was that Q forced the Federation into a conflict that they hadn't evolved to be ready for yet. If the Borg didn't show up for another 1000 years, then chances are that the Federation would have had some new technology and they would have been able to handle them efficiently
as opposed to taking somebody from 1746 with a musket gun and dropping them off in 2018 Syria
so again, it was Q's fault that whole thing happened.
The borg was aware of humans but they was slowly making their way towards earth... Q just sped it up it was gonna happen eventually...
voltronblack
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wolf was raise on story telling how Klingons were honorable and noble warrior people that did not engage petty self-servicing politics. but when he got more involve in Klingons society and it politics his idealism of Klingons being noble warrior people was broken. Every story involve the Klingons and wolf from what I remember always deal with the Grey and Gray Morality of Klingons politics.
The Odum of Ala Igbo
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been years since I seen it, but I don't remember that being Q's motive.
again, haven't watched in a long time
I thought the whole gist was that Q forced the Federation into a conflict that they hadn't evolved to be ready for yet. If the Borg didn't show up for another 1000 years, then chances are that the Federation would have had some new technology and they would have been able to handle them efficiently
as opposed to taking somebody from 1746 with a musket gun and dropping them off in 2018 Syria
so again, it was Q's fault that whole thing happened.
Maybe this is too much of alt history, but wouldn’t Janeway still have ended up in the Delta Quadrant? If so, the Borg would’ve found out 5-10 years after NG
Toe Jay Simpson
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That was just something Picard had to tell his people to handle the massive L they received. The Borg knew about Earth prior to first contact.
“Uh yeah...I kinda had made this dude mad and see uh...”
MasterOfAllHeSurveyz
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I'm actually surprised more nikkas didn't get in Picards face over the borg incident.
I mean I know he was being controlled but still.... this nikka gave up state secrets and nearly got the federation wiped out. And then took a sabbatical and got reinstated like it was all good.
More nikkas should have been up in arms about that.
Plus if I was Picard, I would have never spoke to Q again. That nikka is the only reason the Borg came sniffing around. Every time Q showed up after that, Picard should have hit him with the
Go watch the discussion between Picard and Guinan at the end of that episode. If Q didn't do that, the Federation and the entire Alpha and Beta quadrants would've been assimilated. The Federation had "gotten fat" since their treaties with the Romulans and Klingons. That little scare put them to work.
Q was actually fond of humanity in a strange way because he saw their potential if you pay attention to him at the end of "All Good Things" when you take into account what happened to Wesley Crusher leaving with the Traveler.
In the Pocket universe novels, they neatly tie everything concerning the reason and the why behind Borg from the Enterprise TV show (Capt. Hernandez - the female captain of the NX serious ship the Columbia), to the Motion Picture (Vger) to ST:VOY with Janeway.
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Wasn’t Worf raised by humans tho? He was like that suburban chump trying to tell you how nikkas in the hood live. You might look the same but you ain’t the same breh.
One Eyed Martok was my boy....Damn I miss watching DS9 on channel 11...
It's still on netflix like a bunch of other stuff people forgot. I've been working my way through a re watch for a long time.
Soo much other piff, I can only spare time to watch an episode every week or so.
Great thread BTW TNG and DS9 are the main thing my dad and I bonded over in Middle/High School. I mean reading books, playing the pc games and everything. To this day we fall into conversations like this and get lost.
I started college during "Voyager" and have only watched the movies since. I still have got to finish it and watch "Enterprise" some day.
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Lifejennings
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Jesus I love Star Trek
Can you do more of these for the other characters?Lifejennings
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Yeah, she was a Trill. Basically a little alien would take humanoid bodies, and live as them, and retain all of their memories, so the little alien had been several people (men and women) before it was put into Worf's wife Jadzia.
Forreal?
Meh....
KLINGON FEMALES WERE SCUST.
