He was actually saying "tonight we dine in hell". He'd seen a bootleg fansub of the movie _300_ and hoped that quoting it could provide a cultural touchstone for his first face-to-face encounter with humans.
He should add some interlacing to the actual scenes lmao, I use a another copy of the clip delayed one frame played through a mask of every other line to recreate it.
Thanks to Star Trek: The Next Conversation, I'm rewatching Enterprise (along with many other shows), and I'm currently in Season 3. Man, Scott Bakula aged in those two years...
Let's be honest here, she has probably been in starfleet like two weeks or less, and Is translating a new language on the fly from a klingon rambling nonsense she IS doing the best she can lol
Not sure about hummus, but I've always thought Klingons would appreciate Scottish cuisine - haggis, blood pudding, and the "Full Scottish" breakfast has 5 kinds of meat.
The intake I’m hoping for and might be a hard one to find is an Enterprose episode where a mob of people were running the hallway shouting get him, he’s from Kansas City
The best intakes are the ones you can't tell are intakes. Or that are so obviously intakes that they play off as legit because yeah, I'd totally high five my buddy at that moment too and come back to attention.
I looked for the answer in the replies to your comment and I don't see the video quality changing at all so that wasn't any help. Off to boldly go searching for the answer.
Mirror universe Hoshi was interesting. And the episode where she was on vacation and banged the alien. She was massively underutilized in the series though. Most characters other than Archer, Trip, and T'pol were underutilized imo.
According to Worf, Klingons killed their gods. I would have enjoyed it if turned out “eat the afterlife” was an idiom in their language.
They probably eat good books there too. Q should know.
I always just assumed that it was a Klingon idiom. It just sounds very Klingon to me.
He was actually saying "tonight we dine in hell".
He'd seen a bootleg fansub of the movie _300_ and hoped that quoting it could provide a cultural touchstone for his first face-to-face encounter with humans.
@@Amaritudine Given that he explicitly said "Sto-vo-kor" and not "Gre'thor"...no.
"Oh, you don't even WANT to know what he said that time."
If not for the interlacing I genuinely would have thought that was just a character choice.
He should add some interlacing to the actual scenes lmao, I use a another copy of the clip delayed one frame played through a mask of every other line to recreate it.
@@seaharrierfrs1Yeah, add interlacing, desaturate a bit, and maybe add a little Gausian blur and hardly anyone will be able to tell.
This is when Hoshi saw the moment objectively for a split second and had a minor "wtf is my life?!" breakdown. I liked it, felt genuine!
Nice of Archer to turn out the lights at the end of the scene.
Everyone is so casual in Enterprise its really hard to tell the outtake.
Thanks to Star Trek: The Next Conversation, I'm rewatching Enterprise (along with many other shows), and I'm currently in Season 3. Man, Scott Bakula aged in those two years...
Smoothest one yet.
Let's be honest here, she has probably been in starfleet like two weeks or less, and Is translating a new language on the fly from a klingon rambling nonsense she IS doing the best she can lol
I'm sorry, Mr. Klingot. The mess hall's all out of afterlife. How about some hummus and prune juice?
Not sure about hummus, but I've always thought Klingons would appreciate Scottish cuisine - haggis, blood pudding, and the "Full Scottish" breakfast has 5 kinds of meat.
@@azurehelm All I know is that if you start a KDF character in Star Trek Online, one of the NPCs says they like hummus.
@@azurehelmahem, that’s *black* pudding ;)
@@kaitlyn__L black pudding... is blood pudding?
Be careful, Archer, that's Empress Sato you're addressing.
I believe he was asking for a warrior’s drink…fetch him some prune juice!
The intake I’m hoping for and might be a hard one to find is an Enterprose episode where a mob of people were running the hallway shouting get him, he’s from Kansas City
i completely missed the intake
I had a feeling when it was coming and was watching carefully so I caught it, but yeah, it's subtle!
The best intakes are the ones you can't tell are intakes. Or that are so obviously intakes that they play off as legit because yeah, I'd totally high five my buddy at that moment too and come back to attention.
Watch out for the video quality changing.
@@michaelchallis4129 it's mainly the interlacing that's making it looks so bad. It needed to be de-interlaced first. 😀
I looked for the answer in the replies to your comment and I don't see the video quality changing at all so that wasn't any help. Off to boldly go searching for the answer.
This might be the most interesting scene Hoshi has ever been in!!!
I will not have this Hoshi slander
@@seaharrierfrs1I stand with you
Someone didn't see the decon scene...
Mirror universe Hoshi was interesting. And the episode where she was on vacation and banged the alien. She was massively underutilized in the series though. Most characters other than Archer, Trip, and T'pol were underutilized imo.
The series premiere of ENT. They don't make TV like this anymore :(
Of all the intakes you have done. This was one of them...
Is Linda Park just non-stop charming?
Stovokor das!
Archer was a terrible boss.
Acting? In my Star Trek?