Weyoun would find Shinzon a product of inferior cloning technique and want nothing further to do with him.
Weyoun would find Shinzon a product of inferior cloning technique and want nothing further to do with him.
Bashir: Now wait a minute, these are Klingons too?Worf and any Klingon from Discovery. With Julian and Miles there egging him on with questions.
I do not know if this has actually occurred on screen or not (or if anyone already said this), but I think it would be interesting if the Doctor/EMH met Zimmerman (his creator). Zimmerman's ego would make him think of himself as the Doctor's creator/god, and the Doctor would quickly surpass Zimmerman in competency, knowledge, and personal/social skills. I can imagine a jealous Zimmerman, refusing to think of the Doctor as a sentient being, but as his creation; and becoming increasingly annoyed that the Doctor, who is like Zimmerman (at least on the outside, and with regards to basic personality), surpassing him. In Greek mythology, for example, whenever a human being surpasses a god (or thinks that they can), they meet horrific consequences.
Honourable mentions: Gul Dukat and Kodos the Executioner, and Lore and Ruk (from TOS episode: What are little girls made of?).
Thanks for reading, and I apologize if any of my English was strange - English is not my first language.
Hell, they could just reveal that Pulaski was McCoy after the gender reassignment surgery.Drs. McCoy and Pulaski would have made a curmudgeonly medical team.
Every David Warner character should be locked together in a room to see who would survive all-out combat.
Kor
Worf removes his hairpiece.Worf and any Klingon from Discovery. With Julian and Miles there egging him on with questions.
Bashir: Wait, which one's Spock?Bashir: Now wait a minute, these are Klingons too?
Worf: We definitely don't talk about this breed. To anyone. We even try to avoid talking about them amongst ourselves.
O'Brien: Come on Worf, this definitely requires some sort of explanation.
Worf, pissed swipes everything off the table and lets out a rant in the Klingon language.
Bashir: What did he say?
Jadzia: I'm not sure he knows what he's saying, it definitely doesn't make sense.
O'Brien: You realize you just made us even more curious, right?
Jadzia: Something about Ambassador Spock's sister.
Bashir: Spock has a sister?
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