i just saw that last night and I didn't realize he said that. I spat out my drink.. then later when he said he look forward to meeting Weyoun 9 i choked on some cornbread. I forgot that one-liner he used... that actor for the role of Damar was spot on...
@@45100 When Damar goes to arrest the resistance cell on ds9 at quarks, he tells them if they have nothing to hide there is nothing to worry about. He looks at Leta and her low cut blouse and says the she "certainly doesn't" (have anything to hide). Damar is a brute lol
Apparently the actor was supposed to deliver the line and that was it, but he found it so hilarious that he couldn't keep it together so they just kept it in.
"Oh I'm sure she'll understand......and if she doesn't I look forward to meeting Weyoun 9" Damar was a low key savage and one of the most redeemed characters in DS9.
seanwalsh72 That line was awesome. And at the end too. "Oh I'm sure the founder will understand. But if she doesn't... I look forward to meeting Weyoun 9". Damar gives zero shits lol
Ziyal brought it on herself. She was spoiled by having the greatness known as Gul Dukat as her father. She thought she could act any type of way and boast about it.
I love that hes so ready to die (like a Klingon should) when Demar helps him escape he hesitates and looks to Dax like he doesnt know if he rather live or die!
he did call Weyoun an IT... I noticed that as well...Like he was talking to his kids about leaving Legos on the floor on something lol. Savage no doubt.
I love when Damar starts laughing when Worf breaks Weyoun's neck. Leading up to this point you could see how much Damar was beginning to hate Weyoun and the Dominion.
So many good lines by Dumar (Casey) in this episode 😆: Worf: "Why should we trust you?" Dumar: "You can either trust me, or you can stay here and be executed." ...... Weyoun 8: "Escaped? How could this have happened?" Dumar: (shakes head in confusion) "You're the one that put the Jem-Hadar in charge of the detention area". ...... Weyoun 8: "The Founder wishes to talk to me." Dumar: "..... I look forward to meeting Weyoun 9."
The thing I've always found interesting about the Cardassian/Dominion alliance is that Gul Dukat put it together, but the Cardassians didn't really understand what the endgame would be: The Dominion has no allies, just different kinds of slaves. The Cardassians would either be forced into servitude or they'd be destroyed. Dumar discovering that this transition was already well underway right under everyone's noses is what led to his betrayal of the Founders and ultimately the creation of the Cardassian rebellion.
The whole reason Dukat was cool with it is he had such an ego he thought he'd be pretty much running the Dominion in a week. His outright defiance to them revealed he thought of them as HIS tool, not the other way around.
Honestly, considering the Cardassians tried to destroy the great link, they probably would have slaughtered them all after the war was over just for good measure.
@@saphirebandit93 That was pretty much confirmed by the Female Changeling, when she spoke to Garak. "They're dead. *You're* dead. *CARDASSIA* is dead. Your people were doomed from the moment they attacked us."
It honestly came *that close* to being successful until the Prophets intervened on Sisko's behalf and disappeared the Jem Hadar fleet. Gul Dukat was *thisclose* to looking like a genius. If the Dominion and the Cardassians had been able to control the wormhole, they would have conquered the alpha quadrant in no time and Dukat probably would have been treated like a King. Hence, why he had a personal vendetta against the Emissary. But yeah, it wouldn't have ended well for Cardassia in the long run either way.
@@mikegallant811 actually weyoun was cloned after the war on the other side of the wormhole, in STO you meet him as you go to head to DS9 as a Jem-hadar, the Weyoun bloodline became Odo's personal advisors
"I'm sure she'll understand. But if she doesn't... I look forward to meeting Weyoun 9." This line is usually overshadowed by "Maybe you should talk to Worf again" but Damar's disdain for the Vorta, the way they are never truly killed but just re-cloned, drips from every word of his dialogue with Weyoun.
This was the episode where I learned to appreciate Casey Biggs. He knocked it out of the park for the whole series. Too bad he had to drink all that Karo Syrup(kanar).
I became a fan of Damar after seeing his reaction to Worf's execution of Weyoun 7. He did have his moment of redemption at the end of the War when he sacrificed himself leading the Cardassian attack on the Dominion headquarters. He even gained Major Kira's grudging respect with that act.
Damar successfully surfed the backstabbing intrigue of Dukat's Cardassia, so when the Dominion took over, all he had to do to survive was add more alcohol
And while I agree with you about Damar's redemption, I felt that I just HAD to point out that 'Major' Kira was at that point actually Colonal (I honestly don't know if I'm spelling that right, but it sounds like 'kernel' when spoken) Kira, as well as Commander Kira (remember that she WAS wearing a Starfleet uniform, as well as having the Commander pips/circles on her neck-collar of her Starfleet uniform). Otherwise it's a great scene
@@reedallen4613 Kira was given as Starfleet commission because a member of the Bajorian Militia leading a Cardassian resistance would not inspire much confidence in their goals. Though Damar understood, it was necessary to bring others to the fold.
@@reedallen4613 Close ... Colonel. It's from the French word coronelle, which later changed in pronunciation to colonelle. In America the spelling shortened to two syllables - colonel, but the kernel pronunciation kept. (There pronunciation is kept kuhnel in some places - ie no R.)
It's a pity they killer Damar off, as it would have been interesting to see him lead a new free Cardassia - especially as he would have pushed hard for Federation membership and Bajoran reproachmeant. But then if they had continued the story afterwards in another season or different show, then it kind of removes Cardassia as a problem. Damar apologizes to the Bajorans for the occupation on behalf of all Cardassia, and aligns to the Federation as fast as possible. Meanwhile Martok is pushing for closer integration of the Klingon Empire and the Federation, as he genuinely likes _and understands_ Humans (the rest of the Federation is apparently irrelevant) and seems to get Dax's assessment of the Klingon Empires issues. So by the time JJ Abrams decides to destroy the Romulans, the Federation includes a rebuilt Cardassia (at peace with Bajor) and is best buddies with the Klingons. Star Trek always needs to have the Klingons being troublesome Allies/Adversaries in a fiery relationship. And Cardassians just make Starfleet too pragmatic. Could you imagine how much easier a time Voyager would have had of it if Garak and Nog (or even Quark) were in the crew?
This one video encapsulates the reason DS9 is by far the best Star Trek series. Anti-heroes. Imperfect good guys, redeemable bad guys, skullduggery, murder, scheming, workplace animosity, character developement,,, it's fucking magnificent.
Like in "Favor the Bold" when Weyoun is trying to appreciate Ziyal's art, and is also casually discussing the execution of Rom? Unless Weyoun planned that situation to establish that his view of the art was more important than Rom's life (and the opinion of the Bajoran government).
This clip reminded me of how deferential the Dominion was to the Breen. They treated the Cardassians like lackeys but stepped lightly around the Breen. One might even say they were scared of them. Not entirely surprising, given how powerful the Breen ships were, but the contrast is pretty startling.
Or the Cardassians were beginning to show their limits (industrially and militarily), and they knew how important they were to the Dominion. The Breen however have a fresh military, and are eager for access to new information. Weyoun was just buttering them up to get new meatshields for the Dominion, and giving away Cardassian secrets to do so. For the Dominion that is a win-win
Not really. At the start the Dominion treated the Cardassians well just like the Breen. Once established, things begin to change. The Founders hate all solids. They have no allies only slaves.
@@CMOT101 The dominion doesn't hate solids or anything, all they care is about control. They want to control everyone. That is why they give the Vorta to control junks of space because they don't want to include themselves in solid matters. I remember the female changeling promising Weyoun that he will control Earth.
they said those actors playing Weyoun and Damar were great Star Trek.. Damar complains of the Founders keep the air bone chilling cold, Weyoun says put on a coat then..lol... maybe it's why that actor was playing hilarious aliens on Enterprise and Voyager as well... one of his characters called Archer "Pink skin"..
"Maybe you should talk to Worf again!" LOL LOL the thought of Worf breaking Weyoun 8 neck !😅🤣that one liner killer me.....and Casey's laugh made it that much more funny.
Damar (and Bigg's extraordinary performance) was my favorite part of that last season. Just an amazingly compelling character with one of the best arcs in any Star Trek shows.
And he was long dead before he hit the ground! That's Klingon rage... He basicly ripped his brainstem and spinal coloum from his brain causing instant death!
smartest thing they ever did on DS9 was to bring jeffrey on as Weyoun. He's a great actor, and killing him off doesn't mean he's done with the part. GENIUS
The rivalry between Demar and Weyon is my favorite ds9 little sub plot.... Demar insults Weyon, So weyon puts the breen incharge... So Demar helps worf/dax and blames weyon... Later Demar's first rebel attack destroys the clone facilities and Weyon knows it because Demar hates him...
I think the power in this scene comes from Worf. We always see him in glorious, honorable combat, but this is rare instance where we see he's straight up lethal when he wants to be.
The main reason was that they were just blatantly malicious and ruthless. They antagonized everyone. Had their Gama Quadrant forces arrived and had the war go differently, more then likely they would still been backstabbed by the Romulans (Who likely did not fully buy into Garaks and Siskos little ploy, but even if they did, nobody commits to a full on war due to a single incident, if they were not planning to already.) Realistically if they had pushed deep into federation territory, they would have faced an increasingly hostile alpha quadrant. The Breen might have reevaluated on who's side they enter the war if the Dominion is too threatening and keeps acting as arrogant as they did. The Tholians would have absolutely not tolerated the Dominions habit of violating the space of whoever they want, and there were a myriad of smaller powers who might not have entered the war openly, but would be rather paranoid about a new superpower lead by shapeshifters, and would have likely done everything to at least covertly undermine the Dominion gaining a larger foothold.
@@_Muzolf yea, there's many other races and empires in the alpha quadrant. But sense no other race uses en-mass cloning for their shock troopers, I'd have a hard time imagining the Dominion losing a traditional war. The Founders just destroy cultures that don't capitulate. Remember the "Quickening" bio-weapon, it basically reduced a humanoid life span to 20 years. The Dominion is almost like if space Nazis couldn't be stopped, super scary
I love how genuinely confused Thot was when Damar objected. I can imagine he said "Wait, what? The dominion's this disfunctional?" It's especially compounded by his question about escapes being "typical" later.
There was a guy who made some hilarious subtitles for the Breen. I think it went something like: "Dumar has a collection of Bajoran pornography? What's the password?" "Absolutely not! That database is classified!"
@@Decumos "What happened to him? Can anyone point me to these videos?" I think I saw them back in 2010. All I remember is that they were sequentially numbered, and perhaps labeled "the Dominion Wars" and perhaps even in a playlist. You got the gist of all DS9 ... with the edits as mentioned.
All of the cardassians have learned from their mistakes of allying with the dominion and the breen, if it wasn't for Damar, his speeches, his revolutionary actions.. they would likely be one of the most hated alpha quadrant species (if not still already, being equivalent references to world history, and the holocaust; enslaving entire species for labor and resources since what we know of TNG and Bajor on DS9..), Damar and his actions has changed Cardassians forever, but I agree.. if Damar had still lived, he would change how things work /immediately/ and change the face of Cardassia.. after deep space nine, I am really unsure -- but everyone has learned from this puppeteer-ing dominion war.
@@skynetprime82 Especially after tain died, the obsidian order's wrath with it.. I believe that is certain, everyone learned from this dominion war, directly and indirectly.. In garak's case that is indirectly (the most), because his father and leader of obsidian order was lead into an elaborate trap to destroy the founder homeworld, and costed his life -- unlike Damar, directly.. who the dominion had his parents killed when they weren't a part of the war. I believe that they changed as a race, especially with new leadership and proper understanding of the events that had occurred in the Dominion War.
You can trust me or be executed.... ... Worf looks to Dax... I love the subtle Klingon moments... Worf was so ready to face his death that he hesitates!
3:00 - I've always liked that despite the fact you can't see the Breen's face, the costume just works! You can TELL the Thot'Gor is pissed with Damar's outburst with the way he spins around, the protruding mask serves to provide a means of intimidation with the garbled voco-chord speech!! Very well done.
Jeffery Coombs is a Trek legend. All the Weyouns (4,5,6,7,8) Liquidator Brunt Commander Shran of Andor AGIMUS from Lower Decks Penk (one off, Voyager) Tiron (one off) he could have become Will Riker at one point as he auditioned for it. he also played PsyCop Harriman Grey in the Babylon 5 episode "Eyes"- as a good guy no less.
Ya when your “allies” start laughing at your deaths it’s probably time to move on lol Trying to be sly and manipulative got Weyoun 7 killed. Damar sent the message the right way. Damar already had more respect for his enemies than his allies at this point.
Fun Fact: This and Weyoun 8 are the only Weyouns that are killed by an enemy. 4-vaporized by the Je'm Hadar for questioning loyalty 5- 'suspicious transporter accident' 6-' Ordered to die by Weyoun 7 7- Snapped neck by Worf 8-shot by Garak the real question is, what happened to Weyoun 1,2 and 3?
When the Dominion is rumoured to have existed for a thousand years maybe a Vorta isn't engineered to live that long.....or more likely they too over reached and got blasted by a 'klan
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Never test the patience of the quiet man.
Always good advice.
I wouldn’t exactly call Worf quiet
@@gargoyles9999 Quiet as in he doesn't talk much.
It could apply to Damar. He was quiet until he found his voice.
@@tonyjackson4078 I agree. Damar didn't have the confidence to speak out, thus he turned to alcoholism. He redeemed himself in the end.
Casey’s laugh after saying “Maybe you should talk to Worf again...” was genuine.
He thought the line was hilarious.
And that was correct.
I know...such great writing and acting in all these scenes
i just saw that last night and I didn't realize he said that. I spat out my drink.. then later when he said he look forward to meeting Weyoun 9 i choked on some cornbread. I forgot that one-liner he used... that actor for the role of Damar was spot on...
@@JustusPoetic I think his name is Casey Biggs. But yeah that scene is killer. Definitely one of my favs.
This episode is when I started to like Damar. What a wonderful performance Casey gave us out of *so* many strong performances from the DS9 cast.
"Maybe you should talk to Worf again!"
All respect to Garak and Dukat, this may be the best Cardassian line delivery in the entire show.
In the Franchise, not just the show.
agreed, sorry Garak..
@@JustusPoetic Garak was in a league of his own though... that was the last of the Weyouns... I was hoping you would say that...
Damar was the perfect Cardassian, too bad he only got to show off in the last season
The way Damar cracks up lol it is pretty funny tbh
"Well hellooooo" One of my top 3 Damar lines
What are the other ones?
“Maybe you should😆talk to Worf again”
"I miss him deeply"
@@45100 When Damar goes to arrest the resistance cell on ds9 at quarks, he tells them if they have nothing to hide there is nothing to worry about. He looks at Leta and her low cut blouse and says the she "certainly doesn't" (have anything to hide). Damar is a brute lol
Seems like something Dukat would say
I love Damar's giggle when he suggested he go talk to Worf again.
Apparently the actor was supposed to deliver the line and that was it, but he found it so hilarious that he couldn't keep it together so they just kept it in.
"Oh, you misjudge me, I miss him deeply!"
"Oh I'm sure she'll understand......and if she doesn't I look forward to meeting Weyoun 9"
Damar was a low key savage and one of the most redeemed characters in DS9.
I laughed hard at that part 😆
Yes he was. I never expected a redemption arc for a cardie but if you’re going to do one, he was the right character for it.
Low key savage. How apt. Good name for a band...
@@markfergerson2145 Yea, someone we saw enough of to gain an attachment to at some level, but never enough of a dick to make us be like "fuck him"
"Maybe you should talk to Worf again" lol
seanwalsh72 That line was awesome. And at the end too. "Oh I'm sure the founder will understand. But if she doesn't... I look forward to meeting Weyoun 9".
Damar gives zero shits lol
His little smile at the end was great haha
Hostile working environment!
seanwalsh72 savaaage!
Just about the best line (and delivery) in the whole series.
"Maybe you should talk to Worf again."
Weyoun 9 shows up and says: "Your suggestions suck, Damar."
"Well hellooooo"
I laughed harder than I should have
I needed this comment in my life tonight, thank you!
@@elkapitan_warcriminalcoyote "Let's drink to Weyoun 8!" ;)
@@BawkBawkBawk666 Haha. :3 Glad it made you laugh. ^^
Damar went from a beefheaded yes man to a driven idealist and tactician, and at a very convincing pace with very convincing reasons.
"Maybe you should talk to Worf again!"
LOL, forgave him for Ziyal right there. Sorry not sorry. ^_^
Me too. I hate to love him.
During these final episodes Dumar became such a fun character.
"I look forward to meeting Weyoun 9."
Ziyal brought it on herself. She was spoiled by having the greatness known as Gul Dukat as her father. She thought she could act any type of way and boast about it.
@@rayloc420 HAHAHA Hey look an Incell
"Oh my God, they killed Weyon! You bastards!"
He’s the Shak Ti of Star Trek
🤣South Park so digs that.
Just like they killed Kenny.
Just nice to see how savage Worf really is. He was everything in DS9 we wished he would have been in TNG.
That's because Michael Dorn had an agreement with the creators of DS9. No more Worf Effect.
I love that hes so ready to die (like a Klingon should) when Demar helps him escape he hesitates and looks to Dax like he doesnt know if he rather live or die!
@@Spaceghost405- I know, right? And they store the barrels on the ground, so they don't fall down on people.
Worf, son of Mogh, is with honor.
That neck snap was so fast my brain didn't even process what happened.
"Pick that up."
Damn, Damar was a savage.
If that was savage the line at the end of the vid was barbaric.
he did call Weyoun an IT... I noticed that as well...Like he was talking to his kids about leaving Legos on the floor on something lol. Savage no doubt.
When they're dead they're just hookers!!!!
"Well then, if she doesn't understand, I look forward to meeting Weyoun 9"
Classic!!!! Nice one Demar!!
I love when Damar starts laughing when Worf breaks Weyoun's neck. Leading up to this point you could see how much Damar was beginning to hate Weyoun and the Dominion.
Yeah, if that tragic transporter accident hadn't killed one of the Weyouns(#5 if I recall correctly), Damar probably would have done so eventually.
Weyoun was under a lot of stress. After dealing with Worf, he just snapped.
i think it's worf who snapped
@@scottmatheson3346 Aw c'mon, worf was snapping the spiritual chains on Damar, just that the chains happened be Weyoun's neckbones!
So many good lines by Dumar (Casey) in this episode 😆:
Worf: "Why should we trust you?"
Dumar: "You can either trust me, or you can stay here and be executed."
......
Weyoun 8: "Escaped? How could this have happened?"
Dumar: (shakes head in confusion) "You're the one that put the Jem-Hadar in charge of the detention area".
......
Weyoun 8: "The Founder wishes to talk to me."
Dumar: "..... I look forward to meeting Weyoun 9."
Talk about a dysfunctional workplace.
Umm, about middle of the road from my experience.
:-)
You think so? Then maybe you guys should talk to Worf........ then talk to him again....
The backstabbing was so rapid fire I couldn’t keep up! Dayum. 🤨
Yup, so much like my office ...
The thing I've always found interesting about the Cardassian/Dominion alliance is that Gul Dukat put it together, but the Cardassians didn't really understand what the endgame would be: The Dominion has no allies, just different kinds of slaves. The Cardassians would either be forced into servitude or they'd be destroyed.
Dumar discovering that this transition was already well underway right under everyone's noses is what led to his betrayal of the Founders and ultimately the creation of the Cardassian rebellion.
"The Dominion does not have allies, it has.......interests"
The whole reason Dukat was cool with it is he had such an ego he thought he'd be pretty much running the Dominion in a week. His outright defiance to them revealed he thought of them as HIS tool, not the other way around.
Honestly, considering the Cardassians tried to destroy the great link, they probably would have slaughtered them all after the war was over just for good measure.
@@saphirebandit93 That was pretty much confirmed by the Female Changeling, when she spoke to Garak.
"They're dead. *You're* dead. *CARDASSIA* is dead. Your people were doomed from the moment they attacked us."
It honestly came *that close* to being successful until the Prophets intervened on Sisko's behalf and disappeared the Jem Hadar fleet. Gul Dukat was *thisclose* to looking like a genius. If the Dominion and the Cardassians had been able to control the wormhole, they would have conquered the alpha quadrant in no time and Dukat probably would have been treated like a King.
Hence, why he had a personal vendetta against the Emissary.
But yeah, it wouldn't have ended well for Cardassia in the long run either way.
I am sure she will understand but if she doesn't I look forward to meeting Weyoun 9. HAHAHAHAHA
"Think they'll make another Enterprise?"
"Plenty of letters left in the alphabet..."
No weyoun 9,cos Damar and his resistance homeboys wrecked the cloning facilities on Rondac Three!
@@mikegallant811 they hadn't done that yet at this point.
@@mikegallant811 actually weyoun was cloned after the war on the other side of the wormhole, in STO you meet him as you go to head to DS9 as a Jem-hadar, the Weyoun bloodline became Odo's personal advisors
DS9 had the darkest jokes...the best..
Damars laugh when he said Maybe you should talk to Worf Again. is probably the most genuine laugh ive ever heard from an actor in a star trek episode.
"I'm sure she'll understand. But if she doesn't... I look forward to meeting Weyoun 9."
This line is usually overshadowed by "Maybe you should talk to Worf again" but Damar's disdain for the Vorta, the way they are never truly killed but just re-cloned, drips from every word of his dialogue with Weyoun.
This was the episode where I learned to appreciate Casey Biggs. He knocked it out of the park for the whole series. Too bad he had to drink all that Karo Syrup(kanar).
I became a fan of Damar after seeing his reaction to Worf's execution of Weyoun 7. He did have his moment of redemption at the end of the War when he sacrificed himself leading the Cardassian attack on the Dominion headquarters. He even gained Major Kira's grudging respect with that act.
Damar successfully surfed the backstabbing intrigue of Dukat's Cardassia, so when the Dominion took over, all he had to do to survive was add more alcohol
And while I agree with you about Damar's redemption, I felt that I just HAD to point out that 'Major' Kira was at that point actually Colonal (I honestly don't know if I'm spelling that right, but it sounds like 'kernel' when spoken) Kira, as well as Commander Kira (remember that she WAS wearing a Starfleet uniform, as well as having the Commander pips/circles on her neck-collar of her Starfleet uniform).
Otherwise it's a great scene
@@reedallen4613 Kira was given as Starfleet commission because a member of the Bajorian Militia leading a Cardassian resistance would not inspire much confidence in their goals. Though Damar understood, it was necessary to bring others to the fold.
@@reedallen4613 Close ... Colonel. It's from the French word coronelle, which later changed in pronunciation to colonelle. In America the spelling shortened to two syllables - colonel, but the kernel pronunciation kept. (There pronunciation is kept kuhnel in some places - ie no R.)
It's a pity they killer Damar off, as it would have been interesting to see him lead a new free Cardassia - especially as he would have pushed hard for Federation membership and Bajoran reproachmeant.
But then if they had continued the story afterwards in another season or different show, then it kind of removes Cardassia as a problem.
Damar apologizes to the Bajorans for the occupation on behalf of all Cardassia, and aligns to the Federation as fast as possible.
Meanwhile Martok is pushing for closer integration of the Klingon Empire and the Federation, as he genuinely likes _and understands_ Humans (the rest of the Federation is apparently irrelevant) and seems to get Dax's assessment of the Klingon Empires issues.
So by the time JJ Abrams decides to destroy the Romulans, the Federation includes a rebuilt Cardassia (at peace with Bajor) and is best buddies with the Klingons.
Star Trek always needs to have the Klingons being troublesome Allies/Adversaries in a fiery relationship.
And Cardassians just make Starfleet too pragmatic.
Could you imagine how much easier a time Voyager would have had of it if Garak and Nog (or even Quark) were in the crew?
"And if not, I look forward to meeting Weyoun 9." 😆 😆
Clones...... just keeping track of them is a full time job
Burned!
Deep Space Nine was actually a first rate sci fi show. Best one of the whole Star Trek lot.
It's got the finest character development arcs of the whole ST franchise!
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Berman to Piller: "We need a new helmet for these guys."
Piller: *watches Leia infiltrate Jabba's lair in disguise*
Piller" "THAT'S IT!"
This one video encapsulates the reason DS9 is by far the best Star Trek series. Anti-heroes. Imperfect good guys, redeemable bad guys, skullduggery, murder, scheming, workplace animosity, character developement,,, it's fucking magnificent.
It's Star Trek version of Shakespeare!
@@dboymax1 It's not by accident that most of the DS9 character were played by career Shakespearean actors, especially the Klingons.
@@lordmikethegreat I didn't know that, can you give a klingon example? I am lazy to google right now. :D
@@procerusgigas This is the bio for the actor who played General Martok: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/J._G._Hertzler
This one video encapsulates the reason DS9 is the crappiest of the Star Trek series. Not to mention being just a RIP off of Babylon 5.
"maybe you should talk to worf again!" Best line ever! "If she doesnt, I look forward to meeting weyoun 9!" 2nd best line!!
"Well, hellooow! Hohoho.." never failed to make me smile.
Weyoun, man. He's so prissy and fey but it hides an unsympathetic brutality. He's like an evil C3PO.
There is an actual evil C3PO called 0-0-0 (Triple Zero) in the Star Wars universe, both them and Weyoun would get on really well with each other.
Like in "Favor the Bold" when Weyoun is trying to appreciate Ziyal's art, and is also casually discussing the execution of Rom? Unless Weyoun planned that situation to establish that his view of the art was more important than Rom's life (and the opinion of the Bajoran government).
The passive aggression is strong in this one.
Passive? Damar made Weyoun 6 meet with an unfortunate transporter malfunction.
germanvisitor2 No, 6 committed suicide. 5 was killed in the transporter.
My bad.
An transporter "accident"
Deep Space 9 was such a great series man. It even aged like fine wine.
This clip reminded me of how deferential the Dominion was to the Breen. They treated the Cardassians like lackeys but stepped lightly around the Breen. One might even say they were scared of them. Not entirely surprising, given how powerful the Breen ships were, but the contrast is pretty startling.
Or the Cardassians were beginning to show their limits (industrially and militarily), and they knew how important they were to the Dominion. The Breen however have a fresh military, and are eager for access to new information. Weyoun was just buttering them up to get new meatshields for the Dominion, and giving away Cardassian secrets to do so. For the Dominion that is a win-win
Until the Cardassian's decided the dominion needed a good teaching
Not really. At the start the Dominion treated the Cardassians well just like the Breen. Once established, things begin to change. The Founders hate all solids. They have no allies only slaves.
The Breen were just the Founder's new toy. Let the Breen fail a few times and the Dominion would treat them like the Cardassians.
@@CMOT101 The dominion doesn't hate solids or anything, all they care is about control. They want to control everyone. That is why they give the Vorta to control junks of space because they don't want to include themselves in solid matters. I remember the female changeling promising Weyoun that he will control Earth.
You could always tell how bad things had gotten for the Cardassians based on how drunk Damar was
-“Well Helloooo!!!” *chuckles* XD
-“I’m glad to see that you find the Death of my predecessor so amusing..” T_T
They misjudged him! (He misses him deeply oh-ho-ho!) 🤣
they said those actors playing Weyoun and Damar were great Star Trek.. Damar complains of the Founders keep the air bone chilling cold, Weyoun says put on a coat then..lol... maybe it's why that actor was playing hilarious aliens on Enterprise and Voyager as well... one of his characters called Archer "Pink skin"..
@@JustusPoetic “feel free to put on more clothes.” 😂
One of the most hilarious lines in Star Trek ... "Maybe you should talk to Worf again." Oh boy. =D
The Breen were always reminding me of Daft Punk ^,;,^
Always think of Leia's disguise in Jabba's Palace.
Yes and yes
"Maybe you should talk to Worf again!" LOL LOL the thought of Worf breaking Weyoun 8 neck !😅🤣that one liner killer me.....and Casey's laugh made it that much more funny.
Damar (and Bigg's extraordinary performance) was my favorite part of that last season. Just an amazingly compelling character with one of the best arcs in any Star Trek shows.
This scene just doesn't get old.
Neither did Weyoun 7.
@@gryphonbotha1880And certainly not Weyoun 8 either!
@@jmwoods190 The weyoun's did not seem to be in any danger of dying of old age
Even though Worf killed Weyon I'm pretty sure he was thinking about Bashir
bfg2600 no he was thinking about everyone on the enterprise for day in day out shooting down his advice
@@DrCuriensapprentice your objection is noted lieutenant.
Nah, Worf's too big of a man for petty jealousy.
@@TheWhipsnap That will be all, Mr. Worf.
EVERYONE thinks of Bashir, when they kill a Weyoun. ;)
Worf is so casual about breaking his neck lmao
And he was long dead before he hit the ground! That's Klingon rage... He basicly ripped his brainstem and spinal coloum from his brain causing instant death!
That's what happens when you insult a guy's Dead wife, AND two of his close friends.
smartest thing they ever did on DS9 was to bring jeffrey on as Weyoun. He's a great actor, and killing him off doesn't mean he's done with the part. GENIUS
The smartest thing after bringing in Andrew Robinson to play Garak, that is.
And Weyoun wasn't the only character Jeffrey Combs played!
@@New-tu3mn And countless more brilliant casting decisions!
@@jmwoods190 Yes, like Aron Eisenberg (RIP) as Nog. What a great, against Ferengi stereotype, character arc.
"maybe you should talk to worf again" is probably my favorite line in the whole series.
The rivalry between Demar and Weyon is my favorite ds9 little sub plot.... Demar insults Weyon, So weyon puts the breen incharge... So Demar helps worf/dax and blames weyon... Later Demar's first rebel attack destroys the clone facilities and Weyon knows it because Demar hates him...
Hate is such an... understatement here.
I laugh everytime I see that "Well hello". That whole scene was brilliant.
The moment when Damar became more than a recurring villian, but a character with depth.
Damn, that neck break that Worf does to Weyoun looks pretty convincing. 0:30
So funny @ 1:38 lol. Damar is savage.
Yeah LOL.....They shud not have killed him.
Well Hellooooo
Best greeting to an entrance ever.
We have Leia Bounty Hunters on a Cardassian bridge.
Bosh was the bounty hunter she was posing as
@@williamlee7482 it's spelled 'boushh' and yes, the Breens are inspired by the helmet. :)
@@Zoie3x8 tell that to auto correct because it changes words on me all the time and I don't notice it lol
That's the Cardassian Central Command facility also known as Dominion Headquarters not a Starship bridge.
Hold on, I'm getting a heavy reading of nerds correcting what no one asked about.
Casey Biggs is hilarious. And can be dramatic as well. So talented.
I think the power in this scene comes from Worf. We always see him in glorious, honorable combat, but this is rare instance where we see he's straight up lethal when he wants to be.
This is one of the reasons the dominion lost the war lack of respect for their cardassian allies
Imagine if Kim was in charge.
They wouldn't have lost if they'd still had access to the Gamma Quadrant forces.
Then the Cardies would've actually been wiped out.
The main reason was that they were just blatantly malicious and ruthless. They antagonized everyone. Had their Gama Quadrant forces arrived and had the war go differently, more then likely they would still been backstabbed by the Romulans (Who likely did not fully buy into Garaks and Siskos little ploy, but even if they did, nobody commits to a full on war due to a single incident, if they were not planning to already.)
Realistically if they had pushed deep into federation territory, they would have faced an increasingly hostile alpha quadrant. The Breen might have reevaluated on who's side they enter the war if the Dominion is too threatening and keeps acting as arrogant as they did. The Tholians would have absolutely not tolerated the Dominions habit of violating the space of whoever they want, and there were a myriad of smaller powers who might not have entered the war openly, but would be rather paranoid about a new superpower lead by shapeshifters, and would have likely done everything to at least covertly undermine the Dominion gaining a larger foothold.
@@_Muzolf yea, there's many other races and empires in the alpha quadrant. But sense no other race uses en-mass cloning for their shock troopers, I'd have a hard time imagining the Dominion losing a traditional war. The Founders just destroy cultures that don't capitulate. Remember the "Quickening" bio-weapon, it basically reduced a humanoid life span to 20 years.
The Dominion is almost like if space Nazis couldn't be stopped, super scary
Even if Dominion took over alpha, Borg comes in two decades and make them no more.
By this point in the show the writers were on a roll - so many good lines just popping out of the script.
If I were one of this show's creators, I would have changed the Bajoran's design.
I love how genuinely confused Thot was when Damar objected. I can imagine he said "Wait, what? The dominion's this disfunctional?" It's especially compounded by his question about escapes being "typical" later.
Damar should try Standup Comedy
There was a guy who made some hilarious subtitles for the Breen.
I think it went something like:
"Dumar has a collection of Bajoran pornography? What's the password?"
"Absolutely not! That database is classified!"
Something like this figures into the book 'the player of games' in the culture series.
What happened to him? Can anyone point me to these videos?
@@Decumos "What happened to him? Can anyone point me to these videos?" I think I saw them back in 2010. All I remember is that they were sequentially numbered, and perhaps labeled "the Dominion Wars" and perhaps even in a playlist. You got the gist of all DS9 ... with the edits as mentioned.
ruclips.net/video/dRJP6P2D8lk/видео.html
enjoy
@@adrianmalacoda : Doing God's work, my friend.
I absolutely LOVE Damar's line: I'm SURE she'll understand...and if she doesn't, I look forward to meeting Weyoun 9". Hahaha
Even Weyoun has to admit his predecessor had it coming.
Damar really grew on me through the series and one of his best moments right there.
He started as a pretty straight-up guy I thought, descended into darkness with Gul Dukat and found his way back up.
For all the times when Enterprise officers said "No" to Whorf over the years, Whorf snapped... a neck.
Weyoun: "Wahh, welcome to our command center!"
Daft Punk: "D3ffd%xds"
"Pick that up" is perhaps the most savage line in Trek history. I was helpless when I heard it the first time
"Maybe you should talk to Worf again." One of the funniest lines in all of Star Trek.
Damar became so likable after this.
The beginning of Damar's redemption arc
The Breen helmet look like Princess Leigh disguise helmet from Star Wars Return of Jedi in Jabba the Huts Palace where she rescues Han Solo.
The writers made a big mistake killing off demar in the end, he could've made cardasia a better place
All of the cardassians have learned from their mistakes of allying with the dominion and the breen, if it wasn't for Damar, his speeches, his revolutionary actions.. they would likely be one of the most hated alpha quadrant species (if not still already, being equivalent references to world history, and the holocaust; enslaving entire species for labor and resources since what we know of TNG and Bajor on DS9..), Damar and his actions has changed Cardassians forever, but I agree.. if Damar had still lived, he would change how things work /immediately/ and change the face of Cardassia.. after deep space nine, I am really unsure -- but everyone has learned from this puppeteer-ing dominion war.
@@2cwldys701 I'd like to believe that garak went back and became the new head of cardasia from that point after DS9 ended
@@skynetprime82 Especially after tain died, the obsidian order's wrath with it.. I believe that is certain, everyone learned from this dominion war, directly and indirectly.. In garak's case that is indirectly (the most), because his father and leader of obsidian order was lead into an elaborate trap to destroy the founder homeworld, and costed his life -- unlike Damar, directly.. who the dominion had his parents killed when they weren't a part of the war.
I believe that they changed as a race, especially with new leadership and proper understanding of the events that had occurred in the Dominion War.
That's why they killed him.
I agree. It would have been more emotionally impactful if Garak had been killed instead.
Who doesn't love this series? Somehow it makes me happy!
Oh look, Cylons...
You can trust me or be executed....
...
Worf looks to Dax...
I love the subtle Klingon moments... Worf was so ready to face his death that he hesitates!
3:00 - I've always liked that despite the fact you can't see the Breen's face, the costume just works! You can TELL the Thot'Gor is pissed with Damar's outburst with the way he spins around, the protruding mask serves to provide a means of intimidation with the garbled voco-chord speech!! Very well done.
Damar was a boss in this ep. "If she doesn't, i look forward to meeting Weyoun 9"
Maybe you should talk to Worf again lol
I look forward to meeting Weyoun 9...*smirk*
Humorously savage
Good ol' Worf, always able to get some laughs by breaking the tension of an awkward situation.
He can make you look at things in a whole new direction in no time.
He sure broke the neck tension for Weyoun 7! He'd be a great chiropractor!
2:07 best line and perfect delivery
This is a real emotional reollercoaster for Damar.
‘ I miss him dearly’ as in I’d rather him here than you. Nice slight of hand dig at Weyoun.
"Ah, welcome to our command center!"
"Can I use your shitter?"
"Of course! Go right ahead."
"Thanks fam."
I watch this a million times and it never gets old....
"You killed Weyoun! You Bastard!"
I completely forgot that time worf just snapped a guy's neck without any warning. This show had some crazy moments
4:47 when stock goes missing and the boss wants to speak to you
''pick that up and lets go'' XD
Invasion by Daft Punk, I mean the Breen....
It's actually the same weyoun, he is played by the Reanimator after all
He also has been multiple aliens in Star Trek in diffrent time periods
Jeffery Coombs is a Trek legend.
All the Weyouns (4,5,6,7,8)
Liquidator Brunt
Commander Shran of Andor
AGIMUS from Lower Decks
Penk (one off, Voyager)
Tiron (one off)
he could have become Will Riker at one point as he auditioned for it. he also played PsyCop Harriman Grey in the Babylon 5 episode "Eyes"- as a good guy no less.
Damar's story is a rollercoaster ride. At the end he was a true soldier for Cardassia.
"I look forward to meeting Weyoun 9!" that's why i love this show.
Ya when your “allies” start laughing at your deaths it’s probably time to move on lol
Trying to be sly and manipulative got Weyoun 7 killed. Damar sent the message the right way. Damar already had more respect for his enemies than his allies at this point.
Best ST series ever
Maybe you should talk to Worf again... LOL.
Damar was one of my favorite characters of that series. He went through a decent arc.
When Wayun waltzes in and tells Damar he is a pawn is when he is finally pushed over the edge.
Damar's grin at the end. 😎
Casey Biggs is def one of my favorite actors to ever be on Star Trek
Fun fact: The Breen's language utilized samples from the voice lines of the cyborg ninjas Sektor & Cyrax (Mortal Kombat universe).
"Well, if not, I look forward to Weyoun 9."
Fun Fact: This and Weyoun 8 are the only Weyouns that are killed by an enemy.
4-vaporized by the Je'm Hadar for questioning loyalty
5- 'suspicious transporter accident'
6-' Ordered to die by Weyoun 7
7- Snapped neck by Worf
8-shot by Garak
the real question is, what happened to Weyoun 1,2 and 3?
When the Dominion is rumoured to have existed for a thousand years maybe a Vorta isn't engineered to live that long.....or more likely they too over reached and got blasted by a 'klan
That is the question Iam asking what happened to Weyoun 1,2, and 3 did they ever mention it in the series.