Burned Replicated Bird Meat
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- Star Trek The Next Generation s03e17 Sins of The Father
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The guy playing Kurn does it so naturally that it seems like the producers found an actual Klingon to fill the role.
It's Tony Todd. He's been in hundreds of things. Probably most famous for being the Candyman
@@jonathancampbell5231 He was also Dreadwing on TFP.
and Megatronus aka The Fallen as the title villain.
His Star Trek roles are: Kurn, an adult/elderly Jake Sisko in an alternate timeline, a Hirogen, something else that I can't remember. His role as Jake Sisko was one of the very few times in any media that he didn't play some guy who was menacing, he had to be softhearted and tender because he was recounting to a young girl, I think the actress was actually Andrew Robinson's daughter, how in this alternate timeline Commander Sisko had a temporal accident and was lost in time. Jake realized that he was the key and had to commit suicide in order to restore balance.
Tony Todd is one of the few character actors who could act the phonebook and make it interesting.
I loved how Kurn was respectful to Picard when he realized that Picard brought it out for Kurn to try.
He does seem consistent in that way. He demands respect from the crew but gives Picard the respect he deserves.
Klingons are all about honor, and having a captain with a strong reputation tell you he brought real, non-replicated food that he kept for personal use on special occasions, just for you to try it, means Picard is doing him a courtesy, which must be reciprocated. If someone tells you they've got a very old bottle of wine they've been saving for a special occasion, and then they pour you a glass, you accept the courtesy and drink it, even if you think wine is absolutely disgusting and tastes like moldy fruit.
Look at Picard's face when he smothers his food with it.
@@jamesboulger8705 yes! I love the way Kurn wipes the caviar off his hands on the burnt replicated bird, and also flicks his fingers to get rid of the last bits of caviar.
And Picard was giving him the equivalent to gagh to us, cheeky
Klingon officer: "It's much too bland for the stomach of a Klingon"
Picard: "Replicator - Texas Chili"
After which that Klingon officer might be farting fire!
lmao Yeeeeesssss
Picard probably has the real thing of that too
Klingons laugh at what Texans call "spicy."
Replicator: 365 Mad Dog
I remember seeing a comment about this scene once: the fact that Kurn doesn't like the food but is still honoured by the captain offering him something from his private reserve. So he quickly smears the caviar onto the chicken XD
I think i remember that comment too ha
It's like a human going onto a Klingon ship and being offered an uncut, uncooked, raw, alive bird to eat for dinner, but being told it was a great delicacy of theirs.
Have fun trying to act like you want to eat that.
scenes like this and when riker is on the klingon ship make me wonder... if aliens decide to visit earth what kind of earth cuisine do we serve them fine steak or simple ham & eggs (assuming it's compatible with their biology)? and would they even like them?
Issues like this are addressed in the Series / Movies of Alien Nation, the Newcomers have different dietary requirements and cannot proceed the nutrients in cooked meat, eating things like Badger 🦡 and finding human foods like scrambled eggs disgusting! If they had served Kurn Brisket, Lambs liver, Haggis, Snails, , ye might have enjoyed those foods
@@seriascannain6675
Process, not proceed, but that is agreeable.
A very rare steak would probably be much enjoyed by any Klingon...and I mean that without any contact with heat, practically freshly slaughtered and cut immediately.
Kurn: "This is not the ship for a warrior."
Worf: "No, you are right. This is a diplomatic ship. It's mostly used as a space to resolve third party disputes. It's basically a convention center with a warp engine."
LOL. I could see Worf being a smartass and saying that.
Don't forget the daycare for children
And guns, bombs, and torpedoes. But...convention center nonetheless
Kurn: I see...
Worf: And let's not forget, this "comfort cruise" ship has more firepower than any previous starship AND the Federation was still able to finally kick your guys' asses before this ship was even designed.
@@axelfoley1406 Continuing...
Kurn: But what of your crew. Are they warriors?
Worf: I am a warrior, and so is Commander Data who can crack your skull with one blow.
Kurn: What of Acting Ensign Wesley Crusher?
Worf: Well.. .
Keep in mind, Kurn is probably one of the calmest, most tolerable Klingon captain's among the empire. Other captain's probably think he's too respectful to others and weak.
No one thinks Kurn is weak and is still alive lol
He's calm due to the expectations of him for participating in the exchange program and to ensure he can eye Worf as closely as possible
Kurn is intelligent, and patient. His blood is still Klingon, but he knows the value of choosing when and where to fight. Worthy of his bloodline.
Well one of the more tolerable ones maybe but most every klingon captain or higher we meet is normally very calm.
Their firsts get a little crazy quick though
He was literally putting on a show to test Worf, as he later demonstrates while drinking with his enemies.
I love how nonchalant Kurn is about almost having to kill Riker.
Everyone at the table has wanted to kill Riker at some point. They all get it.
@@SuperSaiyanAl Yeah, it's funny how people take such a line serious because it is coming from a Klingon, when it is more like drill instructor's creative exaggerations.
@@Dowlphin Kurn was completely serious.
@@SuperSaiyanAl Show me one bit of evidence that this is adhered-to conduct for Klingons.
I seem to remember instances where a good beating did just fine.
@@Dowlphin Klingons are very willing to casually murder subordinates for challenging their authority, or for failing to carry out their responsibilities to their satisfaction.
"I am honored, Captain." wipes the caviar on the burned replicated bird meat. Tony Todd is epic.
I would have thought the caviar would have been more to a Klingon's liking than the cooked chicken. I also think Picard should have offered him some authentic French escargots. I would think a Klingon would appreciate some good snail. I have had them and they are good.
@@scottmcmaster4927
Kurn: "Captain, why are your senior officer's throwing up?"
Picard: "They hate French cooking."
@@scottmcmaster4927 Something tells me that fish, in general, is not something Klingons would generally eat.
Well, except for Worf sometime during Season 7...
@@rcslyman8929 Yeah, Klingons are definitely about their red meat.
That little flick he does with his fingers right afterwards really sells it.
I love how polite Kurn is. He still has that Klingon bravado. But he's so well mannered.
The crew seems super passive aggressive. This is like the fanciest dinner I’ve seen on this show and they think the Klingon will like that?!
Kurn is absolutely not polite. At 2:15 he spits his food out on the table, says it's tasteless (if he doesnt taste anything there is no point in not swallowing) and then says a true Klingon would never enjoy this while looking at Warf. He openly challanges another Klingon at the table and makes it so Worf basically _has_ to give up his Klingon status in order to not distupt the dinner and not lose his rank. Absolute dick move
@@hinamiravenroot7162 Polite for a Klingon. And yeah he's a dick to Worf but Crusher saying "Don't you like it, Commander?" Is total cringe. Gee Bev, do you think he likes it???
@@hinamiravenroot7162 Its Worf. If you can't write the names right you probably shouldn't write them at all.
@@LordTalax I'm german. It was always pronounced worf = warf in german. I corrected it
Actually, I thought the explanation Data was giving would have made him WANT to try it
"The unhatched eggs of a large scaleless...
"That sounds AWESOME!" *Stuffs face*
lol The funny thing is that it likely would have, sadly everyone's gotta interrupt my boy when he's making his awesome explanations.
"This tastes nothing like what you just said!"
Personally, I love the look Picard gives Data after Kurn walks away. It's as if to say, "how _dare_ you tell someone what caviar is made of, Commander."
😆 aight Vegeta calm down.
The acting done by Worf when he is passively mocked for being Klingon and able to eat the food without complaint is amazing. He is offended, angered, and yet restrained by his professionalism without making a sound.
And a well remembered detail throughout the show and not simply in this episode. There’s a significant number of instances where Worf is shown politely consuming human food with no complaint, but it is always clear when he deeply enjoys something. Prune juice and commander Riker’s scrambled eggs are eaten with enthusiasm and excitement, while typical dishes are finished with practiced understanding of the context and etiquette
The funniest part is he's eating one of the flowers
i like eating flowers when im high on mdma
Tons of flowers are edible in the wild. Society has just adjusted to not needing to forage like this.
@@Dunning-Krugereffect Adjusted? A person who *needs* to forage flowers (a very low-calorie food) is on the verge of starvation and desperate for food - a society that is perpetually on the brink of mass death will not be around for long. Flowers are commonly consumed today, but typically for flavour and aroma instead of sustenance, e.g. in tea.
@@Sebastianrogersmusic Really? lol How does that work out? I've never tried it. (The flowers I mean lol)
@@BlurbFish Yes, pre-civilisation humanity was an existence of perpetually scavenging for whatever food sources a tribe could possibly get their hands on. That's kind of the point of the sentence "Society has just adjusted to not needing to forage like this".
"Ha ha, yes! I WILL TRY YOUR BURNED REPLICATED BIRD MEAT" is just the soul of why I love Klingons so much. Boisterous, irreverent and strangely polite all at once :D
"Burned, replicated bird meat" is one of the greatest descriptions of food I have ever heard in my life ^.^
I always say it to my mom whenever I have her holiday cooking. She just a dry wit replies: "Didn't seem bland to you, Klingon!"
That is similar to how I describe coffee from starbucks. I generally say it tastes like burn wood that had water filter through it.
"Mr Kurn, would spicy Jamaican jerk bird or targ be more to your liking? Or spicy Mexican tacos? Or how about extra hot ramen noodles with a side helping of wasabi nuts."
I was fortunate enough to meet Tony Todd some years ago. A real gentleman.
Surprised a Klingon wouldn't immediately love eating fish eggs.
a Klingon would probably eat them out of a live fish... :o
@@ThePsiclone probably if they served a klingon an octopus or an eel they would like it. They do require a high protein diet.
@@jakep1979 and a lot of their favorite foods are high in protein definitely. Gagh, Racht, Pipius Claw, Heart of Targ, Bregit Lung...
True they would probably be intrigued by raw fish eggs, but the replicated caviar would emulate the human taste for months-old sturgeon roe, stored in a jar and cured in salt to retain "freshness", served cold. It would taste and smell quite different from eggs sucked directly out of a live or freshly killed fish from the Klingon homework (assuming they even have fish)!
@@AndrewMacLaine It's not replicated, Picard had his own supply he kept for special occasions.
The writing in this show is unmatched. And it’s just an “episode.” Crazy level of detail….so damn good it’s better than most movies that come out now.
Why couldn't they have even done a single movie to that standard?
This show just gets better and better the older I get. Been watching since the late 80s in elementary school
This was one of my favorite episodes of TNG, and yeah, Trek in general. It was subtly funny, touching, and gave Klingons a new depth. And Kurn... what a character. It was borderline criminal how they ended his storyline in DS9. Never forgave the show for that. But here, ah, it's glorious.
i agree 100%
he does return in the Star Trek: Klingon Empire books and learns his true identify. turns out he was happier in his new identity.
Lobotomized if I remember correctly.
I am a huge fan of DS9, but I have to agree with this statement.
@@sidneyrodrigues728 memory-erased and given a false identity with a false family. Not the worst way to go out, but the whole situation seemed too forced. It made little sense for him to not be able to adjust to working security and would've been nice to see him from time to time.
It wasn't long before Worf would regain honor and get into a position where he could've helped his brother, so it was kind of unnecessary in the end
Kurn is an exemplary Klingon. all the prestige and renown of a great Klingon warrior, coupled with his ability to temper the more violent aspects of his nature when the time calls for it. he shows he is truly a son of Mogh and brother of Worf through this.
2:23 Riker's giving Worf the "You gonna take that shit!?" look
Imagine a Klingon Gordon Ramsey: THIS HEART OF TARG IS NOT BEATING!!!!
It's fucking COOKED!
@@keithklassen5320 "THE ONLY SAUCE YOU PUT ON HEART OF TARG IN THIS KITCHEN IS ITS OWN COOLING BLOOD!"
I believe he would be named: Kordon Raam'sae
"Why did the Targ not cross your path? BECAUSE YOU COOKED IT!"
Then he'd take two pieces of bread and put them on the sides of your head and call you a PetaQ' sandwich
Employee : Welcome to KFC, would you like to try our new spicy wings?
Me : 0:23
They had "Carolina reaper hot sauce" over here and I put a bit on my "hot wings" and thought, meh.. then put a lot on and thought meh.. and asked my mate who's in to hot sauces if I was tough or... "no.. no you're not... it's option 2.. not real Carolina reaper". I was disappointed.
Martok was great but Kurn is really a criminally overlooked Klingon character. Imagine if he had been there as a regular allongside Worf on DS9
"Now is not the time to worry about stabilisers, now is the time to celebrate because tomorrow we all may die!"
Hands down the best line from DS9
Yeah if he hadn't pussed out, Kurn could have been in the House of Martok. Truly glorious.
I never kill anyone at the supper table Mr. LaForge....
Say what you want, he's got manners.
💯
@@SSPerfectChaosRCT It is never go to exercise on a full stomach. Let the digestion begin. Then work out your issues with their existence.
Especially when there are beans to be eaten.
@@cantsingbaritone 😂 Facts 💯!
the way he smears the caviar on the meat, i dont know, this whole scene is so funny and true. Love it. How long has this bird been dead? xD
Well Klingons do like to eat things that are still alive lol
Sometimes that question is more valid than you think.....
@@uncletaylorify mostly because animals also judge the freshness of a meal by knowing how long ago it died.
its a very basic of way of telling if it didn't rot since in the wild there are no fridges or salt to keep it fresh.
besides that there are some tribes from Mongolia that literally eat raw fish and they don't preserve any of it as it tastes more stronger the more quickly its consumed after being caught.
and most of people that go in the wilds do the samething, you can't keep meat for long you have to eat it fast after killing it.
The nervous laughter from Troi LOL
@@m-w-y7325 But people still cook it before eating it, even in the wild. Eating raw meat is a sure fire way of getting sick, diarrhea and vomit are not good things to have when in nature where water is vital. Raw meat has about 2 hours before it starts going bad. Leaving it on the sun extends this period, cooking it makes sure you kill anything that could harm you. Yeah, some tribes do eat raw fish and meat, these tribes also don't have the best life expentancy out there. Now Klingons probably have some pretty good stomachs to dissolve anything wrong with their raw food.
I'm bringing Kurn to thanksgiving dinner.
Be sure to thank your Mother for her burned replicated bird meat.
@@mrspikeus1 It is burnt by Klingon standards since they usually eat food freshly slaughtered or alive!
Maybe if you serve him prune juice he will appreciate it.
@@jakep1979 I think Kurn would prefer Poitín, Moonshine, Whisky, Scotch or Vodka
Underrated comment!
It is amazing the amount of things that happen in this episode... in the first half, Picard is serving Kurn bird meat as part of a polite dinner. In the second, Kurn is mortally wounded above the Klingon homeworld and Picard has to become Worf's chadich in his place. And this awesome scene where Worf is about to beat up Kurn is the point where it all pivots.
That's very true, and one of the things I love about this episode. It feels way longer than a regular episode since so much happens in it, yet the pacing is perfect!
THE CHA'DICH WILL BE SILENT!
@@augustday9483 Liked the Star Trek Episodes with Tony Todd playing Kurn or older Jake Sisko. He plays a Starfleet Admiral in Axanar, have not watched it yet!
I admire his honesty, but his tact needs some work. Subtlety is not his strong suit.
I love that Picard is not bothered by his behaviour while the other officers are fuming.
'subtlety' for a Klingon is 'Insulting', pretty much... it's viewed as a veiled belittlement, and mockery an offence a Klingon may kill for, as the conversation between Worf and Kurn clearly shows,.
The 'tact' Kurn displays greatly offends Worf who went Ballistic.
Picard's calm diplomacy is hilarious. Completely ignored the insanity
well said. Soft. Weak. Passive aggressive, human
Klingons like their food rare…Still MOVING AROUND, rare.
Well if that's the case, I swear I had a Klingon aunt. She liked beef so rare that if it were any more rare she'd have to go out into the field and take a chunk out of the cow's ass herself.
True. Kurn would probably have preferred a nice big plate of gahk.
He needs a good steak. Bloody and full of knives - good enough for a gentleman and a warrior.
@@samsticka I think it pronounced “GHAK”You have to yell when you say it. GAHK!!
@@Ben82077 I think you mean Gagh
The unhatched eggs of a large scaleless...
Yes, that is caviar, and you pay a fortune for it now. Yet in the late 19th century, bartenders along the Great Lakes would put it out for free, because the saltiness would keep you drinking beer.
There were many more fish to be found back then, so I imagine fish roe with its plentiful nature as a side effect of the fishing/canning industry was seen as more of a waste product.
Supply and demand. Way lower sturgeon population, farmers in several countries kill the fish instead of letting them produce more eggs, roe of other fish considered "not real" caviar, and a reputation of being a delicacy.
@@ayanithtalreign You ain't kidding about there being way more fish back then... I grew up on an Island out on the northern end of Lake Michigan.. Still a lot of remnants and reminders of the massive fishing industry that used to exist there...but it's been probably a good 100 years since the true boom time of that industry started to fade.. The history of my island is full of stories of fishermen however.. And all the old families that still live on the island have stories of a relative, or sometimes many relatives who lost their lives to the lake.. Sometimes a father and all his sons sailed out to never be seen again. There's even songs... A monument by the lighthouse at the harbor entrance with many names on a bronze plaque.. Crazy to think how relatively recently that was, while seeming like an eternity ago. When I was a little kid, there were still some old timers around who personally remembered those days and told some amazing stories... Unfortunately they're all gone now.
Lobster also used to be considered the 'rat of the sea' and was for poor people. Social trends changed and it became popular with the wealthy when they realized it was tasty and prices adjusted.
Gin has a similar story, it was considered a drink only fit for the working class, then it was found that some of the ingredients were also something that was used for fighting Malaria and it became a popular drink in the colonies where Malaria was a serious risk, because mostly the upper class went to the colonies it became a 'fancy drink'.
Now they just make do with peanuts and pretzels.
"Burned Replicated Bird Meat" lol!
An accurate description lol.
me cooking dinner!
@@leeeastwood6368 same here. No replicated bird meat from me. It's real burnt bird meat
Lol How long has it been in the Sun
I had to replay that moment a couple times. It was epic XD
Bland you say? Well let's fix that. Computer! 50g of Carolina reaper chilli spices!
Lol..you trying to kill that man
@@rabbitsfoot8 he's a Klingon he can handle it. Besides, even if he can't there's a doctor sitting literally in the same room
"Computer! Surstrommi-" "NO! Belay that order!"
@@ishidan01 I bet you could take down a borg cube with that
Better yet offer him some prawns in chili sauce. Or for that matter mapo tofu or kung pao chicken.
They need to introduce this guy to the Hot Ones Challenge.
I love that through out all of trek a constant thing is that replicators never seem to be as good as the real thing.
Kurn trashing all the food up until Picard mentioned that caviar his is favourite. Immediately Kurn changed his tune and started brown-nosing, lol.
One does not show Picard disrespect.
Makes sense when you think about it. Kurn is the first officer and shows his superior respect. The other officers are beneath him and in his culture, shows them little respect.
To Kurn's credit, he is much more polite than he would be aboard a Klingon ship... Unfortunately he wears his frustration on his sleeve.
The way he's just slapping the food on the plate with his bare hands! Hilarious!
2:08 - literally spits out food.
Dr. Obvious: “Don’t you like it commander?”
Troi: I sense that you do not like the food 👀
Shoulda had a pitcher of prune juice at the table.
Ah, a warriors drink.
@@backupplan6058 But it must be chilled.
Was it indicated anywhere that it's not just Worf who loves it?
I guess it's just a fandom implication.
Nothing bad about Klingon Bloodwine either, but make sure you get the 2309 vintage.
That one is the best.
Kurn: "I do not kill at the supper table"
Worf glaring at him from across the table, trying to remember if mealtime peace is a rule or a guideline in the Empire, rofl
“Just the response I’d expect from a klingon…and my older brother!”
Orchestal surprise music plays
Scene fades to 🅱️ E A N S.
Perfection 👌
That has to be rough. After a lifetime, finding out that you have a younger brother, and that he outranks you.
Haha and treats you like a bitch in front all your friends who thought You were the badass
Yeah, but Worf is on a way more prestigious ship. His lower rank carries more weight
@@JamestheKilljoy True the Enterprise is well known as the Federation Flagship
@@JamestheKilljoy and Worf being the elder son, he's the head of the House of Mogh
Amazing episode. Kurn, Gawron and Martog are very distinct Klingons.
And I love how Worf did not attack from behind.
Riker should make him some of his eggs.
Kurn would KILL him for that recipe...
Kurn would just kill for no reason.
A chef is only as good as his ingredients!
@@BPond7 well even though Geordi, Dr Pulaski and Data didn't think too highly of them.... What can I say? Worf said they were delicious and scarfed them down! 😋😋😋
The dinner scene was just magnificent. I really wish the crew treated Kurn with greater humor (though a lot worked because they didn't), since one could scour the galaxy and never find a more overtly polite, unacculturated Klingon.
TNG did such a great job with Klingons in general. On top of that they got some talented actors to portray them. The guys who play Kurn and Gowron really take it seriously. Like Kurn's manners are clearly unsophisticated by Federation standards, but the actor is also careful to show that he's not doing it on purpose and is actually doing his best to be respectful and considerate.
If you look, when Kurn turns away from Worf as say he simply didn't want to hurt him, there's tears in his eyes.
That awkward laugh from Troi after Kurn admits to restraining himself from killing Riker.
Yeah, that was my favorite, her little laugh! :)
Todd's delivery of the line, so matter of factly followed by Troi's laugh and realisation was epic.
Fun part is she would have known it was not an understatement but laughed anyway.
I don't think she quite realized that little laugh could have provoked him
Maybe as a Betazoid, she laughed because she read his thoughts and knew that Kern wasn't actually going to literally kill commander Riker but felt it was said in conversational jest.
Love how Diana laughs when he casually talks about restraining himself from killing riker...she thought he was joking
As an empath, she should have sensed that he was serious.
Methinks her finely-tuned empathic skills kicked in when she realised no one else at the table laughed.
@@Eternal_Tech Plot twist: She sensed that he had no killing intend and thats why it was a funny joke to her
Her name's Deanna.
Plot twist: she knew he wasn't joking. The laugh was less "oh you're so funny" and more "oh you're so right". :p
You know it's gonna be a good episode when the words "Special Guest Star: Tony Todd" appear.
Has to be one of the top klingons of all time
Spits out chicken, no complaints about eating a rose though, now I know what to feed Klingons if I ever find myself hosting one. Care for a daffodil, or perhaps I can tempt you with a tulip.
Ah yes a true warriors food
Kurn takes the garnish on the buffet table and plops it on his plate, lol. Great upload!
I like the Klingon way of having food than starfleet
You eat moving living slimy things? Yea ok.
@@stephensmith4025 I mean on the Klingon ship, having supper is like a huge party. On the Enterprise it seems so formal.
The should've given him some wasabi. Maybe some habaneros and reapers too. With some overproof to wash it down.
Give him some straight shine and tell him it's what ancient human forest warriors drink.
What about ghost peppers?
Why do you want him to get over drunk to quote Arthur Morgan from Red Dead Redemption 2?
100% agree with Kurn's assessment of caviar. In my neck of the woods fish eggs are put on the end of a hook to catch trout in the Holston River. That's good eating there, but still fried blue gills are even tastier.
caviar is not meant to be eaten as is nor served with metal utensils
its meant to be a garnish in hors d'oeuvre
Tell me you're from the south without telling me you're from the south lol
You haven't tasted beluga. ouff.
I once had dinner at a friend's house with his family from overseas. It was awkwardly similar to the dinner scene.
...And from this point on, you might as well be watching a different episode, because none of the plot so far is gonna matter in the second half. The rest of the crew and their concerns fade into the background, and this becomes the Worf and Kurn show for the next 20 minutes. This episode has a very weird structure.
It sure does, but it was a remarkable feat in tight writing! They fit so much into those last 20 minutes that while perhaps this episode was not well structured, it was well written.
Tony Todd was always memorable in any film he appeared in. He always stood out, he had an intensity to his performance accentuated with that unique voice.
"I shall try some of you burnt replicated bird meat !"
"We have beans too."
"THE FOOD OF A TRUE WARRIOR !"
Well in that case I think they'd like doctor McCoy's famous recipe for beans!
Can you imagine a Klingon farting?
On second thought...
@@thatguyfromcetialphaV🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 dude seriously you're gonna make me drop my tablet...
@@mikegallant811 'It is indeed a good day to die!'
@@thatguyfromcetialphaV Qapla!
Kurn was a very special addition to this universe
a demonstration can be arranged very powerful yet diplomatic response i just love the writting here
"Don't you like it, Commander?"
Yes, Doctor, I'm sure he always spits out food he enjoys 🙄
I like how during the caviar exchange the rest of the command crew is just sitting in awkward silence behind them.
If Kurn were any other man, Worf would have died him where he stood.
Absolutely love this episode.
Kung fu master plays an excellent Klingon.
Given that the transporter scans and stores huge amounts of data in order to reassemble you, it would follow that it could easily match familial DNA.
if you go looking for it maybe, but its not standard procedure to scan people's DNA, without their consent, and identify who their relatives are
DAMMIT Jim! I'm a transporter, not Maury Povich. Additionally, they still have HIPAA laws in the the 24th century 😉.
“ I shall try some of your burned replicated bird meat.”
One of the greatest and funniest scenes in the entire ST franchise.....And ST has many!
Tony Todd is awesome.
"...Just a short while ago, I had to stop myself from killing Commander Riker..." 🤣🏴☠🗡
Kurn: I am your brother!
Worf: No, no, that's not true, that's impossible!
Oh nevermind.
For those who think Kurn is too harsh on the crew, consider this. He is probably the "nicest" Klingon (aside from Worf) they could have gotten for the task. Kurn is aware that the Enterprise's crew is used to a more congenial atmosphere, but he also knows that the exchange program is as much a benefit for himself to learn from them, as they to learn from him.
Klingons don't play nice. They play with honor. If you do not honor the people in authority over you, you will not follow their commands and you will not be successful in your mission.
That is the lesson of Kurn. It's easy to follow orders during the good times. It's much harder to follow orders under duress, and that is what he (and Starfleet) is trying to teach them.
Kurn: too bland for a stomach of a Klingon 🥵
Geodi: it seem to agree with Worf 😐
Me: Not helping Geodi, not helping at all 😂
Pass Kurn some hot sauce
I got this warm feeling all through my spine when Worf finally snaps and brings Kum to the table of honesty. YES LOVE THIS SCENE
SO YOU ARE A KLINGON!!!!
😄 4:20 I love seeing worf getting angry and trying to hold it in...
Kurn is the best Klingon ever. Worf is domesticated compared to him.
you realize it's all embellishment to piss Worf off yee?
Don't forget also that Kern hesitated to do the arm crossing disownning thing to Worf, and even spun the wrong way. He's on Worf's side.
True …
I know where I've heard his voice... the vortigaunts from HL2 Ep.2.
Its Kurn, noobs.
The writers having fun slipping in that "later Data!"
Anyone notice he took the flower decoration to eat before he sat down thinking it was part of the buffet 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Kurn " Yes I'll try some of your Burned replicated bird meat." 😂....
when worf gets a surprise he passes out & visualises beans & the credits/end of a youtube clip
Starting every thanksgiving i will proclaim " I shall try some of your burned replicated bird meat ! "
He's really trying.
He was respectful to the captain for the caviar which was an interesting point.
Worf : Geordi??? ffs really?.. now I have to kick your butt.
Worf... I am your... Older BROTHER!!
Worf: NOOOOOOO!!! It can't be!!!!
Wouldn’t you think he’d be into fish eggs?
You’d figure, of the foods, caviar would be the most palatable bit for Klingons
4:18 ...you NEVER insult a Klingon warrior by turning your back on him...AND saying "nice" things
I have woken the neighbors with my laughter xD this is soooooooo hilarious!
"I didnt want to hurt you" is considered among the most cruel of klingon insults
Klingnons lol, "Just a short while ago I had to stop myself from killing commander riker" troi just laughed lmfao
Worf to Geordie: “SHUT UP!!!! You’re worse than THE BOY!!!”
LOL.
Picard is absolutely massacring that bird. He’s clearly never carved a turkey in his life.
I think a Klingon would appreciate Kaviar. After all, it is raw eggs from a creature - that's pretty metal.
Does Geordi even realize he's punking Worf?
Geordi is really portrayed as being stupid or clueless in many scenes like this. In another scene he stops Data's laughter when it is obvious it is Q's gift. "Why are you laughing Data?"
@@otakurocklee Yep, Geordi is the clumsy nerd character.
What's great about Kurn is that he's probably the most diplomatic and accommodating Klingon the Empire had to offer.
Tony Todd doing a great job acting being polite, yet disgusted.
He's so blunt. I love it.
Kurns really interesting here. He's on the ship for an ultirior motive so makes low key faux passes constantly while overtly trying to be polite, meaning he comes across a little off rather than rude. Great character acting.
That "yes" at the end of the dinner scene cut worf soooo deep 😂😂😂
Every time Kurn says " burned replicated bird meat"! 😆🤣😆
Genius move pairing the turkey leg with caviar, honestly. Fried chicken topped with caviar is on the menu at Momofuku.
Maybe inspired by this scene. 😄
Wait a minute wait a minute wait a minute...is Kurn eating the flowers? I noticed some of the last things he put on his plate before he headed towards the suppah' table were very colorful so I assumed they were fruit of some kind, but when he actually peels them after he drinks from his cup... they almost look like roses
If Klingons were really this crude, they would never have become such an advanced space faring culture.