I Don’t Want To Be A Warrior
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- Опубліковано 11 сер 2021
- Star Trek The Next Generation s04e07 Reunion
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Star Trek The Next Generation s04e07 Reunion
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K'Ehleyr is such a great character. So charming, yet so forceful. So reserved, yet so fearsome. I love how she pushes Worf's buttons. I wish that we had seen more of her.
Yeah too bad they killed her off. One of the worst moves ever. She was such a wonderful character and a damn good actor too.
I guess it's a mix of her quick wit, intelligence, that accent, ambassadorship, many other things, but damn if she isn't the most attractive female in star trek?
@@515aleon if only they had killed off Alexander instead...
@@yadt Amen to that.
And she's sexy as hell! Wish I had her voice whispering in my ear when the lights are dimmed.
I love that after Duras throws a tantrum about having to wait a whole hour for the ceremony, Picard decides to start the ceremony late on purpose.
Power play all the way.
We all hate Duras lol
Really shows the expert skill as a negotiator, changing tactics and tone when addressing an overtly aggressive audience
Killing K'Ehleyr is one of the most painful things I've ever seen on Star Trek. Suzy Plakson infused so much life and awesome into her performance. She actually perfect, and a magnificent foil for Worf. I know why Worf was so grumpy, I would be too if I couldn't make her my wife.
Ya Know...I was watching the clip of her death. As they wheeled her out she was covered over. They could actually bring her back (in the show Picard)...maybe explain it as Crusher being able to bring her back...but because of something she learned she had to stay 'dead" to protect the Empire, Worf and her son.
I'd buy it...K'Ehleyr was a great character!
It was a bad decision to kill K'ehleyr, I can imagine her & Work raising Alexander. Worf teaching him the warrior ways and K'Eylar how to be a fearless cunning diplomat. She was 10 was a far better match than Dax...
@@fenrislegacy I completely agree. Worf and Daxs’ relationship felt forced and mismatched to me.
She was the perfect mate for Worf, beautiful and string, a good mother a strong Klingon Diplomat. She would have been a great ruler of the Empire alongside Worf after he killed Gowron and became leader of the Empire.
Alexander: I don't want to be a warrior
Worf : visibly confused
"There is no delay. It is the time I have chosen."
I love that, I'll have to use that some time.
any episode with K'Ehleyr is a good episode.
I hope to learn to channel Picard's calm leadership. That moment when Duras objected to the hour delay, and Picard telling him that the ceremony isn't being delayed at all. That was the time that he had chosen, and it wasn't Duras' place to question it.
It was an appropriately "Klingon" response. (you challenge me? I confront you right back!)
As a Master Diplomat, Picard is very good a catering his responses to the culture of the person he is talking to.
And then making the decision to be a little late besides, just to drive the point home. Such a wonderful way of saying "You run on my time, bitch. Deal with it."
Klingons respect strength and see compromise as weakness. If Picard had shown any weakness, they would have walked all over him. Better to push back right from the start. Duras would have hated Picard no matter what.
Fascinated at the idea that a klingon child instinctively starts conquering human children.
"I don't want to be a warrior!" 👀 👀 🥴
It's difficult to disguise how attractive she is.
She's lovely to begin with, but the Klingon makeup and performance takes it to another level. I can understand why she makes lesser men feel weak and uncomfortable.
@@GeneralPatton88 P'Targh!!!
Now that I watch this episode again.
The actress when she has brown hair (She's normal red) looks like the older doppleganger of a girl I once dated....unsuccessfully lol.
Same tall-thin proportions, face shape, eye distance, thin lip shape, she even does that smirky curling of the side of her mouth in the same way.
It's frankly eerie, man I miss her 🤣.
Duras remembered that pimp slap from Worf. That's why he took that shot at him.
"I don't want to be a warrior."
Jasper: That's a paddlin'.
“I don’t want to be a warrior.”
Worf: Where did I go wrong!?
Lol, given Worf's parenting skills, I don't think he's ever possessed enough self-awareness to ask himself that question.
Not being there as a father because he didn't know he has a son?
Kid has some beans, that's for sure!
She was, by leaps and bounds, the most beautiful Klingon woman to ever live. Course, the woman that played her contributed to that beauty immensely.
Actually she was half-Klingon & human, but yes, she was really beautiful, not just her appearance, but also in terms of personality!
@@jmwoods190I like belanna from voyager as well
"keep that pa'tok away from the ceremony Picard" that line and worfs facial expression always makes me laugh 😂
*pataQ
The kid who played Alexander struggled in most of his scenes for this episode. You can tell all his lines in this walk are dubbed, probably by another actor- 0:31
She certainly does get around! Some of her other roles: The Female Q, Shran's Lt. And I think someone said she also played a Vulcan.
Yes. I don't remember the episode title right at this very minute, but she was a Vulcan in the episode where Dr. Crusher met that Ferengi scientist.
@@lindat3595 If I recall correctly, that one was after DS9 changed the Ferengi to be run-away crony capitalists. It was an interesting subversion of expectations.
She played Dr. Selar. She was as great a Vulcan as she is a Klingon. Thankfully, Dr. Selar apears now and then in some novels.
@@lindat3595, she was?? I will have to watch it again.
The Schizoid Man. The episode with Data’s “grandfather”
For those that don't know TNG well, this is how Picard shows he utterly hates someone. He may not be outright belligerent or disrespectful, but when he purposely and public treats another captain like he's inferior, cuts him off from transmission and then purposely ensures to be late at a public ceremony he's supposed to hold...
well, anyone that knows the Picard character, knows that that's when you've made him, your personal enemy.
_Now go and play pretend you're not hearing us arguing. You can make up an invisible-walled soundproof chamber, if you like._
Duras: "even in death K'empec makes foolish decisions."
Picard (should've said) : well we're both aware of one particularly foolish decision aren't we Durass.
Duras is full of beans
"I don't want to be a warrior"
It was at this moment that he knew, he f*cked up
"I don't want to be a warrior."
"You are NOT my son!"
*DS9 Sons and Daughters calling...*
"You will be a warrior or I will make you a warrior, you little brat!"
Didn't Kahless himself say one need not be a warrior to have honor
Enabran Tain, is that you?
I wish k'heylr was a recurring character on the show
When i was young i assumed Worf didnt acknowledge the kid as his son because he didnt want to admit his adultry. Apparently its due to his discomendation
Correct. In fact, part of the reason he's pissed is because she also prevented him from acting honorably in regards to _her,_ by which he would have insisted they "take the oath"/get married, so no adultery was involved.
I always find it maddening that she could be so hypocritical, find his own way but she clearly goes to great lengths to deny him his klingon heritage simply because she has hang ups with it. As a responsible mother, she should allow him to see both and decide if he wishes to embrace one, both or find a third option.
"A true warrior fixes beans! He does not want to fix beans!" 😆
In Worf dishonouring himself he became more honoured then ever.
lol. Worf gets so much shit in the show for not being Klingon enough. There are story arcs devoted to other Klingons going "oh, Worf really IS a Klingon!". But that look on his face when his son said he didn't want to be a warrior was all the proof anybody would ever need. All of his Federation upbringing tells him that there is nothing wrong with the statement, but his blood screams against that logic.
Riker with the save!
A very interesting tidbit for the episode is the fact that the whole Rite of Arbitration (Klingon Transfer of Power and Future of the Klingon Empire) which Picard has agreed to mediate takes place in deep space of some remote star system (Gamma Arigleeon System) and in the presence of radiation anomalies. It it interesting to note, that neither the Federation or the Klingon have decided to hold something this important in more safer and respected location like Earth or the Klingon Home World or at a star base.
I guess that's how bad of a shape the empire is in.
Watch Duras to say " No Klingon could be trusted". Here is your answer : as to why this ceremony could be held at Klingon Home World
Easier to see even the cloaked vessels from one or both parties coming, if treachery was afoot, when it's the middle of nowhere, I suppose. Perhaps the radiation anomalies would help in that regard, make it even more difficult to use stealth.
K'ehleyr did Alexander a great disservice for her personal beliefs on Klingon culture.
Thank you. She decided for him and put worf in an impossible position. She wanted him to acknowledge the boy as his, but also be fine with her teaching Alexander to hate his heritage.
She was right, look how Alexander ended up. A laughing stock on a Klingon ship.
@@Xfurias the reason he was the ship's screw and good luck totem was because he did not have the cultural background for him to properly interact. You look at those episodes he makes misstep after misstep in Klingon social norms. I would say the crew deserved a commendation for dealing with such an inept warrior of the Empire, and not outright killing him in a blood duel. Later in Beta Canon he matures, remember Alexander is still very young still preadolescent and I give him prop's and respect his courage to join the military at that young age. He later became a major domo for Martok.
@@patrickradcliffe3837 klingon crew didn't kill Alexander because of Worf. Martok respects Worf. Worf should've been there.
@@Xfurias I don't think so and even Martok comments to Worf that the crewman would have given Alexander a scar or a broken bone to remember but would not have killed the boy.
Worf is right in his dis honor of Alex. She raised a mamas boy and never let Worf be there.
"And make sure everyone brings their beans..." 😆
Doesn't want to be a warrior but wants to win.
That's how you get a Duras. There's a purpose behind tradition.
Naturally, kids are ignorant and confused. We also see this state in many adults who never matured.
@@Dowlphin And Dura DID act like a petulant man-child. Ja'Rod must've spoiled him, Lursa & B'Etor big time!
I would have loved for TNG to explore the original concept for Klingon culture, that is the warriors we all saw in TOS were basically from the warrior caste of Klingon society, that the whole civilization isn't comprised of warriors and soldiers and the like, it's just that Jim Kirk never had a chance to interact with their artisans or merchants while he was busy keeping the cold war between the Federation and the Klingon Empire from becoming a full on shooting war (while occasionally shooting at Klingons). That said I'm sad Alexander eventually changed his mind about not being a warrior, I'd have dug seeing him become a Klingon filmmaker or something.
3:40 Worf with that, "Bitch I'mma Smack You Again" look on his face.
"There is no delay. It is the time I have chosen." XD
God this makes me want to rewatch it again
Duras is the true Peta'Q... He never had any beans aboard his vessel......
Kehlyer is a beautiful Klingon warrior woman fit for a Queen 👑👑💖👑
Word was right about the kid thing….😂🤣😂
Kirk was Kool but JLP was a pro. !!!
Alexander fresh from the set of _Family Ties;_ he's had quite the co-stars.
2:52, watch the ship on the left make a last second yaw slide to the left...lol
Good spot. Definitely an animation blunder.
This broad is Jenny from through and through 😅
Worf should've said "There was no need for child apprehension."
Ok then, make a warrior out of me.
Duras was such a POS. Worf took the blame for Duras' family yet doesn't even seem thankful.
klar what a women.. i prefer her like this instead of when she played a q
Shes the prettiest klingon ever.
Alexander's trying too hard to be a Klingon at the beginning.
0:49 Alexander's mouth isn't even moving lol.
Yes, it is.
Worf: *is aghast his son doesn’t want to be a warrior*
Also Worf: *is surprised the empire is corrupt and stagnant*
Worf was 6 when his parents died. Worf's father was an honorable man by all accounts. He was raised by humans who had a romanticized view of klingon honor and raised worf to embrace those virtues as core beliefs. So it's not surprising worf had an idealized view and has trouble balancing it out with the realities.
Hottest Klingon girl I’ve ever seen… yeozah!!!
Kehl'yer.......soooo damn fine !
Once she died , Worf was too late to be his father figure. Love her BUT IN THIS SHE WAS WRONG.
I would have liked to hear Picard say, "Ambassador, we will intentionally start the ceremony a little late, because F**K that guy!"
@4.24 - Picard's initial exchange with Duras shows just how self-centered Duras and the Klingons are on this matter. Duras says that Kempec made a foolish decision by choosing Picard to be involved. It is intersting to note that neither Duras nor the Klingons seem to critsize Picard's recent assimilation by the Borg. I would assume even Duras must been aware that Picard had been assimilated by the Borg, but his apparent hatred for Picard seems to have nothing to do with that. Duras is clearly self-centered and selflish with Picard meddling in Klingon affairs that don't concern him and Duras doesn't use Picard's assimilation against him.
The writers goofed. Kehyelr didn’t tell Worf about his son because she knew he’d insist on taking the oath, which she didn’t want to do. But that made her seem self-centered. The writers missed an easy excuse. They could’ve said that once she learned of Worf’s discommendation, she chose to keep his identity a secret out of concern for her child’s safety.
How is that a goof? Maybe they wanted to portray her as somewhat self-centered. Everyone is to some extent, and characters should have flaws.
NOw that's a real woman there ❤
Terrible twos
Who was the actress at Worf statetion??
What became of Alexander, did he become a great warrior?
It's better to watch the episode _Firstborn_ from Season 7 and find out.
@@CountArtha Wooow, a spoiler refusal in this comment section! 😲
It's OK, though, since it was requested and would only be visible to those who open the thread.
But of course one can always consult a Trek wiki to read all the details about the lore.
She's a red flag bruv.
oh look its caillou
I love K’Ehleyr as a character but she definitely has crazy self obsession written all over her. Her excuse for not telling Worf was because she knew he would do the right thing and she wanted independence... wow! Poor child.
She sums up the attitude of modern western women to a tee.
Which is why putting the cart before the horse is a terrible idea! It has emotional consequences
@@Hammerhead137 “modern western women”, you’re quite the prick, aren’t you?
"He knows nothing of our ways!!!!"
"He's 1?"
Is it just me or does Alexander's lips never move?
It is just you and Daniel Read.
Who doesn’t have a crush on Suzi?
Politics really sucks no matter the species or the planet.
That is not even true within Trek lore.
@@Dowlphin Trek Lore is almost mostly fantasy land where everything is just fine, and everyone can almost do no wrong. Later on, you have good guy Starfleet officers turning into villains and just as ruthless and any Klingon or Romulan. Just remember that politics is dirty and ruthless, and you better get use to being a necessary dick whenever it becomes necessary.
"is he under arrest?" worf triggered. She knows just how to push his buttons.
Warf was raised on Earth with Human parents.
He's like those black guys in America who identify with all this African ideology with Nigerian art all over their house, but are native to New Jersey and only speak English.
Racist for Worf to assume all Klingons want to be Warriors
I wonder, how beautiful and kind woman like K'Ehleyr got attracted to ugly and brutal Worf? I guess muSHa is blind, even in Klingon Society
Beauties love beasts Mr. Nice Guy
Different (alien) standards of attractiveness.
Would you find a Horta attractive? Yet they prefer how they appear to each other than you. They would consider you to be incredibly ugly. Another example would be the fish creatures from one of the earlier episodes, Worf considers them to be noble looking, but we see them as very ugly & they would not find our physical appearance to be appealing - more like appalling.
"keep that pa'tok away from the ceremony Picard" that line and worfs facial expression always makes me laugh 😂