Spoilers The Way of the Warrior. Was it really a good idea for Sisko to get Worf?
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well for one thing, Worf went through the ordeal of the whole Nexus thing in Star Trek Generations and the demise of Enterprise D.
also what if Worf said no where he wanted to be left alone because of what everyone on the Enterprise D went through. What then? There goes kaput Sisko's hope of Starfleet and Worf.
also what if Worf said no where he wanted to be left alone because of what everyone on the Enterprise D went through. What then? There goes kaput Sisko's hope of Starfleet and Worf.
Worf had nothing to do with the Nexus. And the entire crew experienced losing the Enterprise. I'm not sure I take your meaning.
In that case Sisko would have come up with some other plan.
Worf didn't resign from Starfleet, so he still goes where he's needed. His connection with the Klingon who owed his father a favor got them their information about Gowron's plan to invade Cardassia, evidence of a changeling takeover or not. There was a lot better chance of Worf having such a connection than if Worf hadn't been there and they relied on previous series regulars.
Anyone get visions of Worf in a catsuit?
Well there goes my ability to get an erection for at least the next 34.8 hours
To quote Sisko...
SISKO: Curzon told me once that in the long run, the only people who can really handle the Klingons are Klingons. Get me Starfleet Command.
The right choice IMO.
No,not really.
and Kurzon was a drunken womanizer where his trill parasite almost got Jadzia executed over some stupid thing that Kurzon got involved with on some other planet.
also Worf was probably not working right after Enterprise D was destroyed.
What if Worf would have said no. in Next Generation he had enough of the crap going on with Gowron and the Klingon Civil War stuff.
But what do I know. Im not Rick Berman or that Ira guy so...
and Kurzon was a drunken womanizer where his trill parasite almost got Jadzia executed over some stupid thing that Kurzon got involved with on some other planet.
also Worf was probably not working right after Enterprise D was destroyed.
What if Worf would have said no. in Next Generation he had enough of the crap going on with Gowron and the Klingon Civil War stuff.
But what do I know. Im not Rick Berman or that Ira guy so...
Gandhi was a wife-beating asshole, too. It's not a hindrance to having good insight and ideas.
"Worf not working right" seems to adequately describe every appearance of the character, including all those where his saying yes to Sisko in "WotW" resulted in Federation triumphs. Worf is a wreck, orphaned in an alien culture and trying to learn Klingonhood from reading their equivalent of chivalry fiction (or its Don Quixote parodies). Which is what makes him so great in solving all sorts of problems more wholesome people can't tackle, apparently.
Timo Saloniemi
"Worf not working right" seems to adequately describe every appearance of the character, including all those where his saying yes to Sisko in "WotW" resulted in Federation triumphs. Worf is a wreck, orphaned in an alien culture and trying to learn Klingonhood from reading their equivalent of chivalry fiction (or its Don Quixote parodies). Which is what makes him so great in solving all sorts of problems more wholesome people can't tackle, apparently.
Timo Saloniemi
A true warrior's catsuit! Is that lower stripe a zipper?
I don't believe he had a choice.
Yes.
Yes.
Prune Juice: A warrior's drink.
Odo: Worf, why are you talking to your beverage?
Worf: It's not a beverage, it's a Klngon.
Odo:???
Worf: Two can play this game!
Odo: Worf, why are you talking to your beverage?
Worf: It's not a beverage, it's a Klngon.
Odo:???
Worf: Two can play this game!
Although it's still possible that both Cardassia and the Klingons had undercover changelings...
I thought this was before he got replaced - they have a scene in the wardroom of him, Sisko, and Kira slicing their hands to prove they aren't Changelings
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