They shouted a slur back at him, and he responded with something something stovokor, which must mean go to hell. I'm embarrassed for knowing that much :-}
@@digitaldigdug7811 yeah I looked that up afterwards. I definitely hear him say stovokor, perhaps you can translate the earlier words? Maybe it's a suggestion that they die?
The Federation couldn’t detect cloaked ships at this point, though I’m surprised that wasn’t one of the first things their science teams at Starfleet didn’t want to crack.
I just realized I don't think the writers ever leveraged Troi's empathic abilities to detect cloaked vessels by sensing their occupants, even though that would be a rather obvious application of her abilities.
My only guess is that Troi has to actively concentrate to detect cloaked ships. If she's not expecting a Cloaked Ship, then they can fool her. But that's only my guess.
@TheBigExclusive: Troi is not detecting Cloaked Ships, something She cannot do, She detects Minds, since Minds cannot be Cloaked, and being Half Betazed and Half Human, it took longer to develop Her talents in that area.
Yeah, I still can't get over that. Problem is that it would've been SO EASY to make that battle scene look cool. They could've either a) outnumbered the D with the Duras' BoP, two K'Vort-class BoPs, and a K'Tinga and have the D shot to hell after finally taking them all out; or b) had SOMEBODY in dialogue explain that they kept switching shield frequencies but couldn't understand how the Duras' disruptors kept changing frequencies to match. Data would've figured out it had to have been Geordi's visor, quickly ordered him to toss it off and destroy it, then they could've zeroed in on the BoP and taken it out (of course, by then the D's engines are damaged beyond repair). See? Same result, but here are at least two paths to that result that don't insult the viewers' intelligence.
@@ShaolinShadowStrokeI remember a voyager episode (equinox part 2 I think) with basically the same scenario where evil EMH is transmitting shield frequencies and Janeway actually asks like wtf and Tuvok says he’s been rotating the frequencies every minute or whatever… I remember watching it being like “c’mon they couldn’t have done that in Generations?? 😂
I remember on an obscure Network playing Star Trek reruns. it has been in syndication forever. The young commentator in a fake boardroom meeting said of the Duras Sisters, " would you hit that?" To his colleague. While looking at a cardboard cutouts of each of them. His colleague looked horrified and Confused. However our protagonist in this story was unfazed. He quickly said, "I would." I laughed at this and then found myself an hour later reflecting on it. Then I became uncomfortable with the idea that I might also.
he played the romulan in season 3 defector, Odo's doctor i think in DS9 and Jetrel in voyager. So he has been in a lot. I dont know if he made it to enterprise.
Not only were the Duros sisters dealing on stolen ore... But they're also porch pirates! Riker delt with them by using a glitter bomb. Riker Maneuver 2.0
I always noticed that Lursa didn’t look pregnant during Star Fleet Generations. That must mean she had the baby before then. Somewhere in the Galaxy, the offspring of that foul house is still running around. Should be fully grown by the time of Star Trek Picard. Not to mention Duras’ son- IF he didn’t die a fool’s death like his father.
@@TheGenXer Lower Decks keeps getting more and more awesome. Strange New Worlds, however, started out strong in Season 1, but became way too comical in Season 2. It's like every episode except the first and last one of the season was what I call a "Harry Mudd" episode. The Lower Decks/SNW crossover episode was pretty good, though, b/c it had a serious, thought-out plot and the humor didn't overshadow it. But the Spock: Degrassi High Edition episode and the Mary Poppins in Space episode? I can't even...
@@barnabusdoyle4930 There's Terry Matalas, a/k/a The Other Prince Who Was Promised. If he'd been helming Star Trek Picard from the beginning, we'd be prepping for Picard Seasons 4 and 5 right now.
I could see Picard era Riker going back in time and torpedoing the Duras sisters, telling the Enterprise that they'll be thanking him later. lol Luckily Geordi was able to resurrect their fine ship, but I still kind of wouldn't mind a timeline where the stardrive section of the Enterprise D was never destroyed... while things remain generally good afterwards. I was really hoping that we would see the Galaxy X Class in Picard. It would be really much more epic imo to see a Galaxy X Class Enterprise take down the Borg after seeing it wipe the floor with the Klingons in the "All Good Things" TNG episode.
I’m sure it would be hard for Troi to distinguish the sisters from the crew of the freight or crew of the Enterprise. I’m also sure her power has a range.
@@barnabusdoyle4930 depents on the cricumstances (i.e. the writer). there was an episode where she sensed across a few lightyears that Tomalak was up to something 😉
When I first saw this episode and heard one of the sisters was pregnant I was just as surprised as Worf was and one other thing about that shocking reveal is did she have her son before the Battle of Veridian 3 or not because if she didn't than her son had no future accept for their traitorous brothers son who we didn't see again till that episode where Worf,Dax and Kor went looking for the legendary sword of Khaless.
The Federation use it in the construction of their warp reactors from the mid 22nd century onwards and it can mess with sensors and transporter functions as well so naturally something the Federation uses for the most critical part of their vessels would naturally be heavily restricted even when not factoring in the sensor/transporter problems it can cause.
@@MegaRazorback Restricted in the Federation not the outside it's borders or the Klingon Empire. I think it was more these sisters were known criminals by the Empire and the Federation after what happened during the Klingon Civil War.
@@Not-Ap True but it's S.O.P for any Federation vessel to call it a restricted item if they come across a vessel transporting it, more to let the other vessel that the Federation can seize it and possibly the vessel itself if it even thinks about going near/into Federation space.
Worf had a great line about rusted blade, but I wished he became good friends with the sisters later in the series. I wanted to see how a Klingon dominate, tame, and probably make his concubines the sisters later in the series. Overall, Star Trek TNG era did many interesting takes into Female Klingons and their roles in the series. Some of my favorite DS9 episodes where Quark dates Female Klingon Countess.
I suspected that the Yridian was lying but I never would’ve guessed that the Duras sisters were still around. I thought that they really only sold 500kg of the ore and were going to find other sellers.
@@zarander yeah but to my 6 year old im practically Ancient. I wired the Super Nintendo up the other month to show him, he was annoyed I had to live like that. I might be letting it rub off on me 🤣 Thanks for the boost though.
Considering Klingons view the female of the species as second class compared to the males the sisters have done remarkably well to not only having their own ships and loyal following but also to have the respect of half the empire and the opposition.... How have they managed that when really as soon as they spoke out of turn they would have been silenced and ignored or even punished!!! I couldn't see worf bowing down to any female as it would be seen as an act of weakness!
There is only one thing that a Klingon female can't do in Klingon society and that's to sit on the council. They can even lead their house if there are no males of age to lead their house with special dispensation from the Klingon High Council. The truth is that warriors, regardless of sex, are valued in Klingon Society. We just don't get to see much of Klingon females as much as we see the males. Hell in DS9 we are shown that even Martok had to take a back seat to his wife Sirella when it came to running the household of the House of Martok and was the one to give all approvals for any marriages of members of their house.
I’m pretty sure that Duras made sure that the sisters were right up front and center of the family. It was probably known that an assault against them would be an assault against Duras himself. I would wager that a truly strong Klingon house did not allow any members to be seen as weak or secondary citizens. They were probably commanding starships in fleets with their father when they were teenagers. That would be how you keep a house strong in Klingon culture. No weak points to strike at. I’m sure the family treated them like boys growing up and because they were women, they had to fight twice as hard to survive.
@@barnabusdoyle4930 I wounder since Worf was really young when Duras's father sold out the Kingons at Kitamer to the Romulans if the sisters had even been around at that point.
Funny how the older sister was pregnant and then both got destroyed in the startrek movie, I've carefully watched every episode and movies and was always curious if she gave birth to the young klingon before both of died.
When a mommy Klingon and a daddy Klingon love each very much they beat the crap out of each other and 9 months later, through extremely painful vaginal birth, a little Klingon arrives.
Dude anyone know the episode and season? I actually want to watch it now after seeing this clips. It’s been a long time since I watched the next generation and forgot how good it was.😊.
As a kid I always loved watching the episodes with Lursa and B-Etor, its always something watching pretty boobies on a angry Klingon warrior. Both of them can arm wrestle my little arm any day.😋
Why have there been reports of klingons around Uranus, but not Neptune? Uranus and Neptune are so similar... What does Uranus have and Neptune doesn't?
To see how easily the duras bird of prey was disabled by a tractor beam but in Generations it was enough to destroy the Enterprise even with shields down. The Enterprise should’ve been destroyed at least fighting against a D’Deridex warbird or a Vorcha Attack cruiser, not a B’rel scout ship
To fatally wound the Enterprise, remember the sister's discovered the shield frequency and were able to penetrate it. They could have modulated the frequency but that might have caused a dangerous script rewrite. 😉
@@Dan-vo7vc no it’s not, it’s a D-12 class bird of prey which is a variant of the B’rel class. That’s the ship they were on in Generations so you would assume it’s the same ship here as this event happens shortly before the battle at Veridian 3.
@@stevenstrain283 are you saying that the bird of prey couldn’t fire weapons once it was held in a tractor beam? The Enterprise was being held by a Borg cubes tractor beam and it was still able to fire a fully volley of phasers and torpedoes.
Remember what Janeway once said to Chakotay about bloodwine when they were trapped in the World War 2 Hologram- “Don’t drink it. It’s twice as strong as whiskey”. After a barrel full of that stuff, even THOSE two would look good. 🥃🥴
I almost wish the Duras sisters had lived. They were such delightfully treacherous Klingons.
The writers kill off every strong or interesting female character.
@@terry94131 Nope
They did survive
They were in the first TNG movie, Star Trek: Generations. They were deliciously devilish characters.
@@terry94131 Negative
They were both bloody gorgeous ❤
"Cannot tarnish a rusted blade."
Well played Worf. 😂
I had a very good laugh at that one myself.
They shouted a slur back at him, and he responded with something something stovokor, which must mean go to hell. I'm embarrassed for knowing that much :-}
@@damionyates4946 The Klingon version of hell is Gre'thor, so I doubt it.
@@digitaldigdug7811 yeah I looked that up afterwards. I definitely hear him say stovokor, perhaps you can translate the earlier words? Maybe it's a suggestion that they die?
@@digitaldigdug7811 But notice that Worf said Sto-VaKor in the heated exchange to them, not Gre'thor.
All that time and research into detecting cloaked ships, and Riker just improvises a glitter bomb lol.
The Federation couldn’t detect cloaked ships at this point, though I’m surprised that wasn’t one of the first things their science teams at Starfleet didn’t want to crack.
Notice while Data checks where Riker wants to transport the ore, Worf doesn't need to be told twice when ordered to shoot something.
Gotta love the Klingon fashion of clevage windows :D
Gene Roddenberry and then Rick Berman fashion. They did have some successful years 🤣🤷♂️
I just realized I don't think the writers ever leveraged Troi's empathic abilities to detect cloaked vessels by sensing their occupants, even though that would be a rather obvious application of her abilities.
Yeah, not till like thirteen years later did they FINALLY do this with Nemisis.
@@shadekerensky3691 Yeah I just remembered that too. I guess they did finally get that idea.
My only guess is that Troi has to actively concentrate to detect cloaked ships. If she's not expecting a Cloaked Ship, then they can fool her.
But that's only my guess.
@TheBigExclusive: Troi is not detecting Cloaked Ships, something She cannot do, She detects Minds, since Minds cannot be Cloaked, and being Half Betazed and Half Human, it took longer to develop Her talents in that area.
They barely leveraged her counseling abilities, 9 times out of 10 that fell on Guinan.
To think that may have been the same Bird of Prey that finished off the Enterprise in Generations...
it still could be
It is. Those sisters are tarnished in the empire. No one is going to give them any more ships.
Yeah, I still can't get over that. Problem is that it would've been SO EASY to make that battle scene look cool. They could've either a) outnumbered the D with the Duras' BoP, two K'Vort-class BoPs, and a K'Tinga and have the D shot to hell after finally taking them all out; or b) had SOMEBODY in dialogue explain that they kept switching shield frequencies but couldn't understand how the Duras' disruptors kept changing frequencies to match. Data would've figured out it had to have been Geordi's visor, quickly ordered him to toss it off and destroy it, then they could've zeroed in on the BoP and taken it out (of course, by then the D's engines are damaged beyond repair). See? Same result, but here are at least two paths to that result that don't insult the viewers' intelligence.
@@ShaolinShadowStrokeI remember a voyager episode (equinox part 2 I think) with basically the same scenario where evil EMH is transmitting shield frequencies and Janeway actually asks like wtf and Tuvok says he’s been rotating the frequencies every minute or whatever… I remember watching it being like “c’mon they couldn’t have done that in Generations?? 😂
@@chuckford6910 Exactly! Sometimes it's small attentions to detail that make all the difference.
Riker uses his poker skills in
many situations.
I remember on an obscure Network playing Star Trek reruns. it has been in syndication forever. The young commentator in a fake boardroom meeting said of the Duras Sisters, " would you hit that?" To his colleague. While looking at a cardboard cutouts of each of them. His colleague looked horrified and Confused. However our protagonist in this story was unfazed. He quickly said, "I would."
I laughed at this and then found myself an hour later reflecting on it. Then I became uncomfortable with the idea that I might also.
I love the Duras Sisters. 😊
3:52 James Sloyan, a great romulan and a great klingon!!! It seems impossible!!!
And he trained odo!
@@tomdumb6937 And destroyed Neelix's home planet Rynax.
Good catch!
You can always tell it's him by his voice. ( Buck Rogers in the 25th Century; Plot to kill a City pt 1&2).
he played the romulan in season 3 defector, Odo's doctor i think in DS9 and Jetrel in voyager. So he has been in a lot. I dont know if he made it to enterprise.
I miss the Galaxy Class hum in the background that NuTrek omits.
Not only were the Duros sisters dealing on stolen ore... But they're also porch pirates!
Riker delt with them by using a glitter bomb.
Riker Maneuver 2.0
David Xanatos energy
The Duras sisters are hilarious.
The better question is....who did the dirty deed with sweet Lursa.....RAW???? lolol
Picard
I'm pretty sure Worf just said the Klingon equivalent of "go to hell"
03:38 I think I heard sto-vo-kor in there, which is their afterlife, so that or maybe 'can't get into heaven' if not =)
Probably like “I’m ready to die honorably, are you?”
It’s Eastwood, Worf Eastwood.
that would be gre'thor. sto'vo'kor is heaven.
I always noticed that Lursa didn’t look pregnant during Star Fleet Generations. That must mean she had the baby before then. Somewhere in the Galaxy, the offspring of that foul house is still running around. Should be fully grown by the time of Star Trek Picard. Not to mention Duras’ son- IF he didn’t die a fool’s death like his father.
Hopefully one day Star Trek will have good writers behind a show again and we will get to see the return of the Duras family.
@@barnabusdoyle4930 You must not be watching any of the newest stuff because both Lower Decks and Strange New Worlds are amazing.
@@TheGenXer Lower Decks keeps getting more and more awesome. Strange New Worlds, however, started out strong in Season 1, but became way too comical in Season 2. It's like every episode except the first and last one of the season was what I call a "Harry Mudd" episode. The Lower Decks/SNW crossover episode was pretty good, though, b/c it had a serious, thought-out plot and the humor didn't overshadow it. But the Spock: Degrassi High Edition episode and the Mary Poppins in Space episode? I can't even...
@@barnabusdoyle4930 There's Terry Matalas, a/k/a The Other Prince Who Was Promised. If he'd been helming Star Trek Picard from the beginning, we'd be prepping for Picard Seasons 4 and 5 right now.
@@barnabusdoyle4930 Or maybe write it into the STO Storyline.
"Why are we speaking?" I have thought this a few times
The sisters rock. There metal af
I could see Picard era Riker going back in time and torpedoing the Duras sisters, telling the Enterprise that they'll be thanking him later. lol Luckily Geordi was able to resurrect their fine ship, but I still kind of wouldn't mind a timeline where the stardrive section of the Enterprise D was never destroyed... while things remain generally good afterwards.
I was really hoping that we would see the Galaxy X Class in Picard.
It would be really much more epic imo to see a Galaxy X Class Enterprise take down the Borg after seeing it wipe the floor with the Klingons in the "All Good Things" TNG episode.
2:55 Worf seemed so sensitive there!!!1 :D
Whatever happened to B’Tor’s child? That’s a question that was never answered.
Probably slain by the Bane to the Duras Family when he went looking for revenge.
Adopted by allies of the house, if you believe STO.
@@kadindarklordit’s the most reasonable
One day a Star Trek series will be done by good writers and then we can hopefully see the grown adult that is the final member of the Duras family.
Troi should have sensed the sisters...rookie mistake 😅
I’m sure it would be hard for Troi to distinguish the sisters from the crew of the freight or crew of the Enterprise. I’m also sure her power has a range.
@@barnabusdoyle4930 depents on the cricumstances (i.e. the writer). there was an episode where she sensed across a few lightyears that Tomalak was up to something 😉
Those two are prime examples of the old paper bag over the head and go to town method.
I like the part at 3:37 where Worf and Lursa trade insults in Klingon.
That must have been some gel.
"Someone tried to assassinate Worf? Cool! Tell us more. You don't mind if we crack open a bottle of bloodwine while you talk?"
When I first saw this episode and heard one of the sisters was pregnant I was just as surprised as Worf was and one other thing about that shocking reveal is did she have her son before the Battle of Veridian 3 or not because if she didn't than her son had no future accept for their traitorous brothers son who we didn't see again till that episode where Worf,Dax and Kor went looking for the legendary sword of Khaless.
Total ❤BABES
the ONE time they were innocent
Wish that this evil duo was in more episodes
I never heard anything about Lursa and B'Etor's father. I figured their brother Duras, even though he is dead, would have a part of the crest.
It came from the future, where, incidentally, the male klingon is from =)
2:15 this is a decent effect
Dude, I absolutely love your vids.
Cracking racks on them Klingons
Magnesite (magnesium carbonate) is a restricted material? Who would have guessed?
The Federation use it in the construction of their warp reactors from the mid 22nd century onwards and it can mess with sensors and transporter functions as well so naturally something the Federation uses for the most critical part of their vessels would naturally be heavily restricted even when not factoring in the sensor/transporter problems it can cause.
@@MegaRazorback Restricted in the Federation not the outside it's borders or the Klingon Empire. I think it was more these sisters were known criminals by the Empire and the Federation after what happened during the Klingon Civil War.
@@Not-Ap True but it's S.O.P for any Federation vessel to call it a restricted item if they come across a vessel transporting it, more to let the other vessel that the Federation can seize it and possibly the vessel itself if it even thinks about going near/into Federation space.
Klingon Warrior Booba!!!
Classss! 🤣
Is it just me, or are Klingon women extremely hot.😂
It's not just you 💪
To be honest these two are hotter than most with the exception of K'eyhlar.
Are you gonna sound off Q'PLA! when you're finished test firing your phaser rifle thinking about them?
Someone got LUCKY with a Klingon hottie!!!
Star trek generations when they died
Say what you will about the Duras sisters, but they were dynamite in the sack.
Worf had a great line about rusted blade, but I wished he became good friends with the sisters later in the series. I wanted to see how a Klingon dominate, tame, and probably make his concubines the sisters later in the series. Overall, Star Trek TNG era did many interesting takes into Female Klingons and their roles in the series. Some of my favorite DS9 episodes where Quark dates Female Klingon Countess.
Klingon mating
Oh, I'm sure you can find that and much more in the fan fictions for TNG.
I suspected that the Yridian was lying but I never would’ve guessed that the Duras sisters were still around.
I thought that they really only sold 500kg of the ore and were going to find other sellers.
I’ll never forget them wearing red and crashing the Klingon high council.
Spoiler: the blade came from a Goodwill.
Which blade; te one she held as proof or the blade she took into her hatch?
@@psgary6622 Wut?
Anyone else here old AF.
I swear the thumbnail made me think it was a mod for Star Trek Bridge Commander. I was so confused
40s is not old
@@zarander yeah but to my 6 year old im practically Ancient. I wired the Super Nintendo up the other month to show him, he was annoyed I had to live like that.
I might be letting it rub off on me 🤣 Thanks for the boost though.
That's some serious 6yo attitude. The SNES was awesome. Great graphics, great music. I still have mine!
Great, it's time for Klingon version of Maury Povich...
😳😂
I wonder if there is a way to bug Geordi’s visor so we can see what he can.
Nobody has ever done that before. It’s brilliant!
Actually that was done early in the series. The Bridge was able to see through Geordie’s visor.
And then there were some romulans I think
Considering Klingons view the female of the species as second class compared to the males the sisters have done remarkably well to not only having their own ships and loyal following but also to have the respect of half the empire and the opposition.... How have they managed that when really as soon as they spoke out of turn they would have been silenced and ignored or even punished!!! I couldn't see worf bowing down to any female as it would be seen as an act of weakness!
@gary5693.
Anything can be created when it's written in the script.
There is only one thing that a Klingon female can't do in Klingon society and that's to sit on the council. They can even lead their house if there are no males of age to lead their house with special dispensation from the Klingon High Council. The truth is that warriors, regardless of sex, are valued in Klingon Society. We just don't get to see much of Klingon females as much as we see the males. Hell in DS9 we are shown that even Martok had to take a back seat to his wife Sirella when it came to running the household of the House of Martok and was the one to give all approvals for any marriages of members of their house.
The house of Duros is one of the oldest houses in the Klingon Empire with it brings some pull but they can only do so much being female.
I’m pretty sure that Duras made sure that the sisters were right up front and center of the family. It was probably known that an assault against them would be an assault against Duras himself. I would wager that a truly strong Klingon house did not allow any members to be seen as weak or secondary citizens. They were probably commanding starships in fleets with their father when they were teenagers. That would be how you keep a house strong in Klingon culture. No weak points to strike at. I’m sure the family treated them like boys growing up and because they were women, they had to fight twice as hard to survive.
@@barnabusdoyle4930 I wounder since Worf was really young when Duras's father sold out the Kingons at Kitamer to the Romulans if the sisters had even been around at that point.
that klingon seems awfully romulan to me
Death by Snu Snu
Lursa’s son is also B’Etor’s nephew and Toral’s cousin
...and she'd abandon her own son like she abandoned Toral.
What a family the House of Duras!
Funny how the older sister was pregnant and then both got destroyed in the startrek movie, I've carefully watched every episode and movies and was always curious if she gave birth to the young klingon before both of died.
i reckon that klingon ship is probably called the iks duras or iks jarod after the duras family's father
What did Worf say to them in Klingon? Something about Stovalcore? I’m pretty sure he told them to go to hell. Okay… I’m a nerd…
How did Riker know the Bird-of-prey was there? It could have been anywhere around the other ship.
2:52 I know a lot of people thinking this today...
3:14 possible the same ship that will engage each other in battle later that year over viridian three :*(
When a mommy Klingon and a daddy Klingon love each very much they beat the crap out of each other and 9 months later, through extremely painful vaginal birth, a little Klingon arrives.
Rikers casts Fairy Fire
I wonder what she said to Worf and his response
Even the romulans did not respect the Duras sisters
I imagine them Rommies running a train on the two of them after they helped them escape Starfleet!
@@psgary6622 Yep defenetly
evidence of your behind? oh riker
Better do a temporal scan
Made sense the enterprise D and duras died at the same time in generations
It's crazy how progressive the cleones were.
They once pulled a 187 on an undercover cop.
Dude anyone know the episode and season? I actually want to watch it now after seeing this clips. It’s been a long time since I watched the next generation and forgot how good it was.😊.
What happened to her child? There’s no mention of it in Star Trek: Generations.
As a kid I always loved watching the episodes with Lursa and B-Etor, its always something watching pretty boobies on a angry Klingon warrior. Both of them can arm wrestle my little arm any day.😋
yup.. i always wondered if those were their real ones or prosthetics to up the view. I know the Troy and Crusher wore padded bras to up their size.
The Duras sisters should be called the sin sisters...!!! 😝
👍👍
Funny how all the aliens on this show can speak good english
There have been reports of there being klingons around Uranus.
This bodes not well.
Why have there been reports of klingons around Uranus, but not Neptune?
Uranus and Neptune are so similar... What does Uranus have and Neptune doesn't?
Ba-dum-TSS!
Why wasn't Duras on the blade? I know Worf killed him but shouldn't he be on the blade?
Did she ever have the kid before generations ? That could be a bad guy character they can bring would be in his/her 30s
To see how easily the duras bird of prey was disabled by a tractor beam but in Generations it was enough to destroy the Enterprise even with shields down. The Enterprise should’ve been destroyed at least fighting against a D’Deridex warbird or a Vorcha Attack cruiser, not a B’rel scout ship
That's not a B'rel; it''s the much larger K'vort class. Same model, but different scale.
thus plot death
To fatally wound the Enterprise, remember the sister's discovered the shield frequency and were able to penetrate it. They could have modulated the frequency but that might have caused a dangerous script rewrite. 😉
@@Dan-vo7vc no it’s not, it’s a D-12 class bird of prey which is a variant of the B’rel class. That’s the ship they were on in Generations so you would assume it’s the same ship here as this event happens shortly before the battle at Veridian 3.
@@stevenstrain283 are you saying that the bird of prey couldn’t fire weapons once it was held in a tractor beam? The Enterprise was being held by a Borg cubes tractor beam and it was still able to fire a fully volley of phasers and torpedoes.
The Duras sisters died in glorious combat. Their souls reside is Sto'Vo'Kor.
No.
Their treacherous lives got them banned from Stovokor.
This is the one which Alexander Rochenko traveled back in time to warn Worf of something, right? What is the name of this episode please?
Why are we speaking? 🤣💦
He told them to go to stovokor?
3:55
.....is that..... _the defector?_
Poor worf..
Too bad it didn’t succeed hahahahaha😆
And these 2 bring down Enterprise D
...and pay for it with their lives & the lives of the crew
Man half a gram of gel for that ore? Must be some good shit.
Nah, just inflation
Did he even receive it?
Not to mention smoking sexy
What episode is this
I thought they did not use money ? They went backwards and use a barter system now ?
Non aligned species are not going to care about what ideals are when it comes to trade.
The Federation doesn't use money. The rest the Alpha and Beta Quadrants trades in Gold Pressed Latinum or other valuable commodities.
Does anyone know 4 sure which is which?
I think Lursa has the more clear voice, B'Etor is the dumber one...?
Love their armor tops .......just saying.....
That's correct. Lursa was the brains and B'Etor the brawn.
'Giv'akh' Sto'Vo'Kor'?
Izzat like saying 'go to hell'?
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Never been drunk enough to tap that...
Remember what Janeway once said to Chakotay about bloodwine when they were trapped in the World War 2 Hologram- “Don’t drink it. It’s twice as strong as whiskey”.
After a barrel full of that stuff, even THOSE two would look good. 🥃🥴
One, or both?
@logic Rikers best line ever!
@@logicplague - Both, if given the option... 🤣
@@Slangarok And Riker would be just the guy to boldly go where no man has gone before… and lived.
Barbarians
We'll start with the bra and panty tickle fighting and end with the bikini oil wrestling.
Romulans we interact with your female's at night before sleep pods state.
would not bang
, aren't they pretty