Star Trek: TNG Review - 4x7 Reunion | Reverse Angle
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- The saga of Worf continues in this drama-filled episode.
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Sources:
Perry, Thomas, Jo Perry, Ronald D. Moore, and Brannon Braga. “Reunion.” Star Trek: The Next Generation, created by Gene Roddenberry, Season 4, Episode 7, Paramount Television, CBS, 1990.
Moore, Ronald D., and W. Reed Morgan. “Sins of the Father.” Star Trek: The Next Generation, Season 3, Episode 17, Paramount Television, CBS, 1990.
Tormé, Tracy. “Manhunt.” Star Trek: The Next Generation, Season 2, Episode 19, Paramount Television, CBS, 1989.
Johnson, Mark Steve, director. Daredevil. 20th Century Fox, 2003. - Krátké a kreslené filmy
I like how when K'mpec tells Picard he's been poisoned with his drink, he just keeps drinking it anyway. Waste not.
He said it was too late to save himself from poison.
Should never have killed off K'Ehleyr. She was a great character and it really hurts future episodes.
While it worked for the episode, I was definitely disappointed that they killed her off. At this point, there aren’t many well-developed recurring side characters, and her connection with Worf made for a lot of potentially interesting ideas to be explored. -Robert
That's true, she was a great character. I like the actress's protrayal of Selar too but that doc wasn't even 1/4 as developed character-wise.
Galron has some awesome moments in Deep Space 9
Finally, THE episode where we could've used Worf's action theme hallway music from "The outrageous Okana"! ...And the production team totally biffed it.
I always loved how Worf only got a reprimand for straight up Bat'lething Duras in the chest. But, it was ok because Duras was a punk haha. Gowron was incorrect, sadly, when he said "You will die. Slowly, Duraaaaaaas" *stares, motionless with bug eyes*. It was rather quick.
Worf Killed Duras on what was effectively sovereign Klingon soil in accordance with Klingon law. All Starfleet can really punish him for is leaving his post without permission.
Worf: I love this bat'leth. This bat'leth's a part of me and I'm going to make it part of you.
Fun fact: young K'mpec appeared in the 2000s PC game Klingon Academy as one of the supporting characters, I just wanted to enrich your lives with this information. You are welcomed!
The funny thing is khelayrs Death could have been avoided had Picard and Warf told her what happened with the high counsel and Doras
Terrific episode! I love the continuity of Worf's story and the Klingon empire saga. I was glad that Worf killed Duras too. I found myself wishing that the episode was longer which is a good sign.
The actress who plays K'Ehley, Suzie Plaxton is a total babe in real life, even under all that make-up you can tell she is a very beautiful woman.
When she plays the female Q in Voyager - hubba hubba! Also has an amusing conversation with half-Klingon B'ellana Torres.
This was episode I bet you were waiting for and the one I mentioned in your sins of the father review.
Great episode! For some reason I thought it was earlier in the series.
Top 5 episode. A for me as well. Warf character and script was great.
I’ll tell you now that I think most of the Worf episodes are really good.
How did I not notice him moving from chairs to chair for dramatic effect? Now I'm going to have to watch the rest of the episode at 3x speed to see what else I missed.
Fellow Daredevil movie fans, I knew you guys had taste.
Even bad taste is a taste.
Spoiler alert about Grown
He becomes a super mega important character in star trek and infact becomes the reason the dominion from deep space nine does not conquer the alpha quadrant.
Glory to you... and your comment.
Well who the fuck is Grown?
You guys should do street fighter the movie, the guyver, or the thing(1982)
I got the impression the writing for duras and the acting Albatross must have been super top-notch to get such a strong emotional reaction out of you.
A great Klingon episode, it's always good to see their development as a species, and that they're not just simply killers. Worf is a total bad ass. Whilst killing K'Ehleyr was necessary for the plot, it was a pity in many ways as she was a great character. Suzie Plakson is great, with just the right balance of Klingon and human. I would have loved for her to be a reoccurring character. But she was too strong for a woman, so in good Trek tradition, the writers had to kill her off. She and Worf had a great chemistry.
This marks the first episode of Gowron, who is my 3rd favourite Klingon, after Martok and Worf.
A.
It was kind of implied that Gowron poisoned K'mpec but no character seemed to pick up on it.
Damn Ronald D. Moore wrote some of the best sci-fi on the small screen. Shit all the crap I like man did Battlestar galactica.
Finally a review I agree with 100%.
Funny too
Actually the gowron eyes appeared to be the actor's idea
WOULD love to know these guys review of DS9, When Worf kills Gowron for being an idiot.
You guys are like the opposite of Red Letter Media when it comes to what you like about Star Trek. You like the Klingon episodes, while they seem to hate them. And a lot of their favorite episodes you've torn to shreds in your reviews. It's pretty funny actually.
Can you imagine the Klingon High Council finding out what happened to Duras? "We warned him that K'Ehleyr was snooping, so he just stabbed her to death on the Federation flagship? Then he got revenge-killed by Worf? We all knew Duras was a moron, but damn!" 🤣
Good ep
Worf won't take responsibility pending the results of the paternity test from Klingon Maury.
are you guys liking lower decks???
if ya doan like ah character, just putt'im on/in Picard
Why can't Beverly get episodes like this
alotta plot...
I felt this was a bit of a weird episode. As Worf get's upset with K'Ehleyr for not telling him about Alexander. I'm thinking what the two of you were not living together nor were you married. She had every right to not tell you about the boy. Second Worf mentions not wanting the kid because of his family dishonor. Sometimes I wish Worf would make up his mind. I feel like being some sort of Klingon instructor at Starfleet Academy would have been a better job for him. I mean hey he loves shoving his culture in everyone's face. I'd give this episode a D. Sins of the Father was by far the strongest episode I feel.
worf episodes are awful.
k'ehleyr is great.