You Have Manipulated The Circumstances With The Skill Of A Romulan
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- Star Trek · The Next Generation · s04e26 · Redemption
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‘Redemption’ Clips:
I Have Grown Weary Of Bearing This Dishonour
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I Cannot Expose Their Treachery
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Do Not Tie My Hands Now!
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You Have Manipulated The Circumstances With The Skill Of A Romulan
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Your Blood Will Paint The Way To The Future!
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What About Worf?
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You Are Worf, Son Of Mogh
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I Do Hear The Cry Of The Warrior
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‘Redemption II’ Clips:
Content To Stand By & Watch
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The look of unease on their faces at the end is because they recognized a double meaning to Picard's putdown. Not only is calling them Romulans like the worst insult you can use on a Klingon, but they are worried that he knows they really DID manipulate the circumstances using the skill _of a Romulan._
ohhhhh wow good writing
The insult surely has to be much less when one has already dared to work with Romulans.
@billebrooks it's still an insult, its just also a lot more personal rather than a baseless assertion
@@FFKonoko Yes, but isn't the point that Lursa and B'Etor are shameless? Other Klingons would be too embarrassed to do what they've already done. Insults aren't going to impact them. Worf would likely put it this way: "The House of Duras has no honor."
@@billebrooks It would have mattered in this case since they're trying to win his favor. They also seem worried that he actually does know about the underhanded plot they formed with a Romulan
Ah calling them Romulans, the very people that the Klingons hate with a passion. One of the best and accurate burns you can ever give someone. Nice Maneuvers, Picard.
picard curses them well
It's not just an insult, it's an accusation- he knows that the Duras family have ties to the Romulans and he is warning them that he (rightly) suspects that the Romulans are pulling their strings.
@@jonathancampbell5231 3:15 B'Etor: "Wait, did he just..." *nervous look at Lursa*
@@smartalec2001 Poker faces were never a strong suit of Klingons
He was dropping a hint, that he knew he was on to them
"Excellent tea. Good day, ladies." Probably the most British thing Picard said in the entire series, until he led Worf and Data into singing from _HMS Pinafore._
....he's supposed to be French though. :D
🎼🎶🎵”…and ever to be ready for a knock down blow…”🎶🎵
I’ll drink Earl Grey to that !
The most British Frenchman ever.
Jean-luc Picard is quite a French name. But he acts British. A bit strange I suppose.
Propably has parents from France and England if I had to guess .
@@robertpatter5509 It kind of reminds me of Star Trek: Voyager's Ensign Kim. He is supposed to be Korean, but alot of times they have him recite "an old Chinese proverb". Maybe in the future all of Europe is kind of just a complete hodgepodge mixing of every nationality to the point its hard to distinguish? Or maybe there wasn't enough culture study for the writers to make them seem strictly French and strictly Korean (for Kim)
"Oh, you ladies wanted to discuss politics? I just showed up because you mentioned tea."
As if there could possibly be high level politics without tea. Earth History 101.
LOL Picard's stare at 1:21 XD He was like 'You had to put those in my face, didn't you?'
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
"that pleases me"
Klingon cleavage.
They're just letting him know that they're big fans of DC Comics' Power Girl.
Haha, you right, stared right at them.
Picard has taught us: listen and then listen more before you speak. Don't let silence or innuendo coerce your speech.
A wise man listens to everyone speak. Identify the smartest man.
Then sides with them.
Appearing you to be one of the smartest among the group
The 190th Ferengi Rule of Acquisition: Hear all, trust nothing.
And never assume the quiet person has nothing to say or offer.
"Did you hear what he called us? Ladies. The nerve of that guy."
they are def smart to know human culture enough to be insulted by the name lady
"Did we just overplay our hand?"
And right after calling them out on acting like romulans. He was really making sure they were insulted.
Yes, the contrast was what made the dialogue stand out so distinctly.
The courage it took for Picard to accept the "invite" of the Duras Sisters-and, to come there alone, and unarmed....even they were impressed. 🚀🚀🚀
not just that but to take the drink like 'poison me, I dare you'
...then essentially tell them he knows they're Romulan puppets before he walks out 👏 🖖
Picard: look, if you snakes wanted me dead
I dont think you would formally invite me before the arbitration of succession
@@donovanulrich348 Yes, he knew the drink would be fine since they obviously invited him to try and woo him.
Killing him is an act of war. They wouldn’t dare
I'm a Kirk guy, but Picard has moments like this. His dialogue is stone cold badassery.
The most important part of this clip was his compliment on the tea. One should always remark on someone's tea, preferably in compliment form. Picard, ever gentleman that he is, doesn't neglect this most sacred of duties. Let this be a lesson
A lesson he must have taught worf in etiquette lessons, remember his "good tea, nice house" comment.
Damn now I want to see a bunch of shorts where picard gives lessons on etiquette and worf somehow always equates them to being a warriors skill like if picard was teaching worf how to walk like a gentleman by placing books on his head and not to drop them and worf is like "I can see the logic of this captain, a a steady gait and being sure of foot is an important tool in combat" and picard just putting his head in his hands
The huge mistake they made was serving the filth that is Earl Grey. Had they carried out the proper due diligence they would have learned Picard was born in Huddersfield and they would have scored a diplomatic coup by serving Yorkshire Tea, or at least Tailor's of Harrogate
"...and by the way I hear you've been having some funny old weather here on Kronos"
"nice tea" or "Nice T"
@@tadhgmcelligott3693 Hehe, that got a good chuckle out of me.
"Now Mr Worf, it is important to use the correct fork with the correct dish." Picard demonstrates. "Of course, Captain. One does not use a bat'leth to kill a targ. The dessert fork may be insufficient to pierce the salad's armor. It would be dishonorable in the extreme to be defeated by vegetables."
Picard rubs his forehead, groaning out a "Very good, Mr Worf. Dismissed."
"Tea?"
"Earl Grey, perhaps?"
...
"Is it hot?"
😂😂😂😂
I find it funny that Klingons have Earl Grey Tea on hand to seduce a starship captain
@@dmanc85 Picard was appointed the Arbiter of Succession earlier this season, plenty of time to order Earl Grey Tea off of Klingozon.
@@Teampegleg From jeF B'sos!
"Steaming hot!"
Excellent backhanded compliment.
You can tell how very much fun the writers had with this scene.
That head scratch looks so soothing.
There was a reason why Picard was seated. Lack of blood flow.
@@heisdeadjimthe Duras Sisters were hella fine tbh
Bleugh! I don’t love being touched, to be touched by someone untrustworthy would have me so tense.
She wanted to give him more than tea.
They are
A cool yet diplomatic answer, perhaps they should call it earl grey manuver.
Lol classic one liner I like it sir
oh I like that one haha
Served at room temperature. 😁
Tea, Earl Grey, can ONLY be served Hot! A cool, yet diplomatic answer, could also be describe as a Romulan Ale maneuver. it's smooth now but later your head will be pounding like it's containing a civil war, just ask Checkov.
Earl Grey, Iced.
The stroking of the bald head of Picard is one of my favorite moments in TNG
Star Trek ASMR
I wonder if that was scripted or if she ad libbed it?
I thought it was pretty creepy. Imagine if it was a man stroking a woman's hair...
@@Locutus It really is creepy, i love how its so primal and Picard is just Stonefacing it
I could not watch that without laughing.
Laughing my ASS off at all the sexual innuendo going on in this scene. The smile on Picard's face after she stroked his head - HYSTERICAL!
All the girls liked Captain Picard.
Also funny when her sister reminded her to back off. Like "Horny Cop, Bad Cop" or something.
"Laughing my ASS off at all the sexual innuendo going on in this scene."
As for that, this scene is nothing compared to the one in which Riker was being made the target of naughty, ribald jokes by Klingons while he was serving temporary duty as the first officer on a Klingon ship.
@@samuelweir5985 "We could get one of the females to breast feed you."
Yes please.
@@samuelweir5985 "Oh you're so stolid! You weren't like that before the beard!" Q
I love how Lursa tells B'Etor to chill with the head-rubbing. This episode is also unique because it gives us a glimpse into what a Klingon home looks like.
Picard didn't expect to see B'Etor's cans of beans on such close display.
I love beans doopidoo!
And what lovely cans of beans they are.
she was a big girl
I noticed them, I mean that, too. I wondered why her body armour would leave such a large gap. And the cans of beans were conveniently at eye level for much of the scene.
@@mbuchart2927 They say there's value in distracting your foe. Just ask Power Girl.
"Skill of a Romulan" Oh crud, does he know we teamed up with the Romulans?
Yes
Well insulted them followed up by a compliment. Very balanced.
I love how a running theme was always that the foe for the episode just underestimated Picard. It wasn't by chance that his preferred method of holodeck relaxation was a detective in the vein of Sam Spade. Spade never got enough credit for his intelligence.
And he won't play the sap for anyone.
Betor has the subtlety of a rock.
Which is still smooth by Klingon standards.
@@3Rayfire: Indeed. Klingon seduction techniques are usually FAR more physical than that.
The Romulan insult was both clever and a face slap at the same time. Precious!
And they cant do anything about it either
Rule of Acquisition #177 Know your enemies... but do business with them always. Picard knows the rules too!
Just don't get shot with your own merchandise
Lersa and B'Etor were GREAT Stat Trek villains. The heroes are measured by the quality of the villains.
Makes me wish Commander Tomalak or Commander Sela were more fleshed-out. Either could've been a great villain, or a great anti-hero. But Lersa and B'Etor were good villains to cap of TNG with.
@@longWriter Tomalak? do not remember this one?
@@Guardian582 Tomalak was a romulan commander that the Enterprise crossed paths with a few times. The funny thing is: almost half his appearances were either alternate timelines or holodeck illusions.
@iter ah, this i did not know(clearly)
@@Guardian582 Hard not to remember him. Had one of the most smug and punchable faces on TNG. Excellent villain.
wish they had done more with these 2 characters. they were so interesting and well acted
I wish I had gotten to do more with these two characters.
A LOT more.
They did
They destroyed the Enterprise D.
B'Etore should have been trans. She was a trail blazing feminist.
@@AdamWEST-yu2os you don't sound very well. Mentally, I mean.
Picard's eyeline at 1:22 after "We should have extended it much sooner"; wow, the Duras sisters are using every trick, aren't they?
3:30 and it was that moment the sister realized they were BUSTED
Oh yeah, they were "busted," all right... * SNICKER *
Picard was absolutely spot on identifying a Romulan trait in their tactics.
A badass moment from Picard.
3:10 Picard: "You have manipulated the circumstances with the skill of a Romulan! My decision will be announced at high sun tomorrow. Excellent tea! Good day, ladies!!"
B'Etor to Lursa (silently): "Damn! It'll be easier for us to manipulate a certain Cardassian tailor aboard DS9 than tricking the sage Philosopher-Captain Jean Luc Picard!"
Garak would see through the manipulation in an instant.
@@mardus_ee Ikr imagine trying to manipulate the master of manipulation and backstabbing xD
@@mardus_ee Garak would turn it around on them.
@@tyranusfan Without them even noticing.
Garak (internally): "Oh that's so cute. They think they're being sneaky."
Best way of saying I know what you're up to and who you're doing it with without actually saying it directly.
it works on two fronts. by not taking it for the massive insult it was and losing their cool, they only confirmed what he only suspected.
These two characters were awesome in the series. Glad they brought them back for the TNG movie "Generations."
Human females are so repulsive....
How smoove is Patrick Stewart at the 3:10 mark as he delivers his line you have manipulated the circumstances with the skill of a romulan. Turning as he speaks. Great acting and dialogue this is star trek.
Yes! I noted how he modulates his voice to the audience while turning. That was excellent
William Shatner never pulled off lines like this.
0:59 The Klingons' answer to oo-mox.
On another note: Patrick Stewart is probably the only man in the entire world who looks better without hair than with. Roddenberry made the right choice when he finally relented on Sir Patrick having to wear a hairpiece on the show.
I think his only regret is not getting someone who could actually do a french accent
@@Zoras88 In my headcanon, Picard was raised in an English enclave in LaBarre.
Sean Connery probably has him beat on the grounds to many he was handsome with and without hair lol
Sean Connery wore one as Bond……
@@Zoras88: there was Genevieve Bujold on Voyager……how did that turn out?
1:22 Check Picard's reaction when he turns his head. Not what he was expecting to see.
Some milk for his tea
Picard: I require a cloaked vessel.
Klingon: A cloaked vessel. This is no small favour, Captain.
Picard: Yes. And please add that if he is unable to provide a ship, then I am sure there are others in the Klingon Empire who would be willing to help me. And then, *they* would have our gratitude.
1:26 I wish we could have seen Duras and both of his sisters on screen at the same time. It would have been very interesting to see how they interacted with each other.
Of course the scene ends with Sela emerging from the shadows showing Picard was spot on.
and the beans showed up.
@1:36 Betor was about to give the finger and hole hint to Picard.
I love the fact that in the early 90s flying through space faster than the speed of light in a spaceship the size of a city seemed more plausible than a computer monitor less than 2 inches thick in 3:4
Think about the size of the tricorders in the original series. Gigantic compared the ones in TNG.
What about the part where Picard would have to go through a stack of like 15 PADDs as he does his paperwork as if they are a bunch of physical notebooks. It is all digital!!! Why would you need any more than just a single PADD?
I mean, theoretically those devices are of a much higher quality and can do more things than ones that we have today.
“….you see clearly captain….”
Good snippet of a great episode.
_you see cleavly, captain_ 😄
Picard definitely has balls of durasteel. Throwing Hella shade with that comparison to Romulans, he might as well given Be'Tor a taste of the back of his hand on his way out the door. Very sophisticated 3rd degree burn.
A slap would've initiated the mating ritual. Picard flies solo 😎
B'Etor: *makes sensual pass at Picard*
Lursa: B'Etor
B'Etor: Clam Jammer
1:49 B'Etor was definitely a BDSM type.
And surprisingly for a Klingon lady, she was a sub.
At 0:58 you can see Patrick Stewart AKA Jean Luc Picard holding back laugher, as she runs her fingers over his skull and the back of his neck, so funny. 😅😅😅
3:12 They made themselves look incredibly dubious by gracefully accepting being compared to romulans!!!! B'etor did look and act really cute here though.
@The Program I thought she was more cute facially, with her confused look, like she was trying to gauge Lursa's reactions in order to figure out what was going on!!!
B'Etor is always cute.
@@3Rayfire Scary in DS9. :(
Cute in the way a black widow spider is cute.
@@3Rayfire: Until she smiles. Klingon teeth are not attractive.
If they were truly klingon at heart they would have taken offense to being compared to Romulans
He was hinting he knew what he what they were up to
no Romulan or Klingon would like to be compared to eachother, its an insult worse then anything for them.
He was not comparing them to Romulans... He was saying that the Romulans had manipulated the situation.
He didnt call them Romulian
He basically said "your skilled with words, but not even you are smart enough to pull something like this alone"
@@m-w-y7325 Not true. Next Gen fans think every Klingon is Worf.
Lursa's look at her sister stroking Picard's head is like "first Duras and now B'Etor..."
In Star Trek Generations, the expressions on their faces were priceless when they rigged Jordie's visor and they see doctor Crusher.
The man can deeply insult a Klingon and their honour, and keep his head. Bravo.
Complimenting them and insulting them in the same breath.
Smooth as silk and twice a cunning as a fox!
RIP Duras sisters, great acting and great story.
Imagine the cost in lives and treasure for those two ladies to go on as planned;
To have a special order of Earl Grey tea delivered short notice to the Klingon homeworld.
Yeah and not Synthetic 😂😂
The real shit, cuz klingons dont like replicated food
@@donovanulrich348 But they aren't serving it to a Klingon. And Picard drinks replicated tea all the time. But if it was replicated, Picard's reaction suggests they bought a quality pattern.
I had to watch this part several times for ... research purposes.
So did we all
This does highlight Stewarts acting chops. The micro discomfort signs while maintaing dignity.... man's a hero
If I were Picard, this and the scalp massage that preceded it might cause me to switch sides. I mean, how could he resist tea, Earl Grey, hot.
This is freakin awesome. Thanks to these clips, I’m going back to watch the series ALL OVER
L’Ursa and B’Tor didn’t eat enough beans to be more effective in their manipulation skills..
“I love; Klingon Beans! Doogie Doo!”
The Duras sisters, their end is met when fighting the enterprise, even after cheating by getting the shield frequencies through Laforge's visor, this proving that they were not capable of controlling the empire...
I’ll bet the tea was real and not replicated, you could tell he was genuinely impressed. I wonder where they got it.
Klingons have replicators
But dont use them for food
@@donovanulrich348 Since especially Picard would appreciate tea for its subtle aromas, I think they might have prepared it.
Either way, it is amusing to speculate on how much suffering was involved in attaining the recipe for making it well. Particularly suffering of those holding the knowledge. 😄
More so, this exemplified the Duras sisters were on top of intelligence. They learned of something that Picard cherished. Meaning, more would come down to what Picard valued that could be used against him if he decided against Toral's claim to the chair.
"So why be our enemy, when you can be our friend?" Picard is both.
Tactics are just as important in Politics as they are in Combat.
Picard pilots his words as well as he pilots the Enterprise. And quite often with MORE devastating effect.
Ah the sisters of house Duras. Two.of my favorite ....characters.
I see you are into ... ah... valley girls. 😁
Man! The beauty in how they expertly crafted the Klingnon species, is so off putting and yet till this day is still amazing to me.
"You have manipulated the circumstances with the skill...of a Romulan."
The writing on TNG is outstanding.
0:59 "A brave act Captain" proceeds to run her fingers over Picard's skull and his facial reaction makes me laugh so much every time.
Picard over there getting an eyeful, quickly moving his eyes up to meet hers, then going right back to looking into the boob window for a second before looking back to the other sister. Man knew what he was about.
It always bugged me that the writers of ST7 choose to kill off the Duros sisters. They were such interesting characters.
Agreed. They would have made excellent long-term thorns in the side of the Federation. They gave needed depth to the boring, boorish warrior culture of the Klingons above and beyond adding a weird sexual tension.
They were in a DS9 episode, as I recall.
I'm not sure - their deaths were impactful in the scene that the House of Duras would have taken a major back seat. DS9 later did an episode with Toral to show that he was taking initial steps to gain some glory of his own, but in general it was a weakened house. Else, there would have been little contribution to the house of Duras during the Dominion conflict, and you can only have so many Klingon movies made. Add to that, Enterprise did a great job in getting the house of Duras of the 2150s on screen.
1:22 Go on Picard... no-one blames you for copping an eyeful.
The stroking of Stewart’s bald head always leaves me with stitches
Doesn’t a Romulan emerge from the shadow after he leaves the room?
Yes
Half Romulan if I recall correctly.
@@jfarrar19 Offspring of Tasha Yar, human-romulan hybrid.
@@jfarrar19 Sela... yes.
@@paulmichaelfreedman8334 Awfully busy for a dead person.
The acting was so on point for all three
Lursa: Clearly Picard will not cooperate. B'etor, brew the Coffee!
1:34 the rubber of the costume rubbing here makes it feel like something sketchy going on behind a convention.
that look at the end of Picard's visit on there faces is priceless 😆at that point they knew that he knew what they was upto lol
That, and they failed in every which way to sway Picard. Seduction, threats. They used every skill and asset they had and Picard didn't even flinch. An unarmed human walked into their home, didn't even blink when threatened, he called them out on their plot to their face and walked out again with out a care in the world.
Now I see why Galrons eyes were always popping out like that.
0:23 It's like he's entering a photographic dark room.
That look from Picard at 1:01 when Be'Tor runs her fingers over his scalp..."Oh yes! Rub the scalp more......"
Picard: “Good tea. Nice house.”
Sisters: “What?”
Picard: “What?”
Makes me wonder if Picard suspected the Romulans were behind the Duras sisters, but couldn't publicly accuse them.
"The Duras family are preparing to move against Gowron."
"Backed by Romulans?"
"I'm not sure. But there is too much history between the Duras and the Romulans to discount the possibility."
was at a star trek con a few years ago and met both of these actresses. they are very nice and without the klingon makeup I wouldn't have known who they were.
…meanwhile if they sent Riker, he would be giving them the ol’ kirk method of alien negotiations 😉
Exactly... Asking 'one of you or both?' as a mere courtesy this time :)
@@joeridestrijcker445 WHY ask, he WAS invited. Courtesies are for wimps. Just plow...they WILL appreciated. Kick them in the guts, to show them some love.
I would have too. You blame him.
How many beans are those Duras Sisters smuggling?
At least a couple cans each...
...amirite?
More than enough to buy two dozen silk linens made by a certain Cardassian tailor aboard Deep Space Nine :)
Sad that they stupidly killed them off.
So much could have been done with them story wise.
I dunno. After the failure of their civil war, they were left without a focus, aside from floundering around trying to regain power. I don't think they had a lot of story potential left.
Klingon women in TNG: always riding that "scaroused" line.
The writing on this show was soooo goooood.
Sometimes. Not all the time.
B'Etor was SMOKING HOT!!!!
0:49 - also we know that Klingon tea is poisonous for Humans without antidote ( Pulaski gave herself a shot before having Klingon ceremony with Worf ).
1:21 I love the way his eyes move when he looks round hahahaha Her face is up there ↑ Captain
This scene gives me quite the Kling-on.
Cleaving so soon? 😆
Threats to personal safety, threats to intergalatic politics, deftly maneuvering Klingon egos in the face of bare seduction, coercement, menace and distasteful offers of quid pro quo; yet he was genuinely pleased with the tea and felt it deserved a shout out. Picard in his prime.
Scenes like this show how extremely well made this series was.
Acting, character portrayal, set design, direction, sound, SFX - you name it.
Good times.
The titanium pair Picard had. Beaming down alone, into their territory, to meet with them at a time and place of their choosing.
Going in with nothing but wisdom, knowledge and heapings of guile.
Taking nothing (but the Tea) and walking out owning them.
I'm not even sure he shared his destination or purpose with anyone else on the Enterprise.
"Where did you go Captain?"
"Oh, stepped out for a spot of tea."
I just love the subtle squeak of their leather outfits
Sir Patrick Stewart LOVED that scalp caress. Dude even shivered and wanted to laugh in nervousness.
You could see Picard was considering introducing both of the them to “The Captain’s Log” but controlled himself.
this is truly outstanding acting from all three. bravo
Notice that the fist weapon that Tasha used in Code of Honor has been relegated to a coffee table decoration in the background. It's behind Lursa's shoulder when she sits down.
Oh good eye! I love it when props reappear.
Considering that they were, in fact, conspiring with Romulans, Picard definitely "saw clearly" far more than they had anticipated.