I Do Hear The Cry Of The Warrior
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- Star Trek · The Next Generation · s04e26 · Redemption
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Star Trek · The Next Generation · s04e26 · Redemption
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‘Redemption’ Clips:
I Have Grown Weary Of Bearing This Dishonour
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I Cannot Expose Their Treachery
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Don’t Feel Bad, I Was Doing This Long Before You Were Born
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Gowron Spits In Your Face
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A Harlot’s Bed Chamber?
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Do Not Tie My Hands Now!
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You Have Manipulated The Circumstances With The Skill Of A Romulan
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Your Blood Will Paint The Way To The Future!
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What About Worf?
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You Are Worf, Son Of Mogh
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I Do Hear The Cry Of The Warrior
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‘Redemption II’ Clips:
Content To Stand By & Watch
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You Drink With Our Enemies?!
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I Understand Your Concerns, Request Denied
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Time To Spread Our Net
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We Are At War
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Why Did I Invite You Here?
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A Firm Hand, A Father Figure
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Crying For Help
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I Was Only Following Orders
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Perhaps, But Not Today
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The fact that Worf still calls him sir after resigning shows how much he respected Picard
I always thought that was totally cool. 👍
"I'll have your belongings transported to the Bortasque."
Picard threw that in because he knew Worf would feel more comfortable saying "thank you" to that, than for what came just before that, while at the same time knowing exactly what that "thank you" was for. You could hear it in Worf's voice.
You get it.
I think it was for continuity purposes...
So the audience wouldn't be like "shouldn't be dragging those giant footlockers to the transporter room?" In the next scene.
I like the subtlety of the "Goodbye" from Worf - in the same way Picard (and the crew) show that they genuinely care about and respect Worf, in addition to Picard using Qapla (and all the other ways he's helped Worf and the Empire), Worf reciprocates with a _human_ farewell, acknowledging that he's indebted to them as well and has indeed learned from them.
"Attention on deck." The writers paid attention, that is the correct naval command for the occasion.
I remember learning it in boot camp
@@krishelfferich3487 no one can answer this who do you think would make a better space pilot a naval person or a airplane pilot?
@@hardwirecars overall I would say space
The amount of training they get is outta this world (haha)
@@hardwirecars Hard to say. Might want to read up on who wrote the book on orbital rendevous.
I saw this again after being in the military for some time and found myself on my feet on that command.
And that is how you end a two part episode with a real cliffhanger
That is correct.
No no... the ending to the Best of Both Worlds Part 1 is how you end a two-parter on a cliffhanger.
@@RedFenril Thing is, in his infallible wisdom, our beloved Legume Lord posted the special-edition Blu-Ray version of BOBW, which went right from "Mister Worf... fire" right to the Enterprise firing on the Borg ship, rather than going right to the "to be continued" card that kicked off the longest summer of this teenaged nerd's life.
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Needless to say, I was highly disappointed. But hey, whattaya gonna do?
@@RedFenril I second this comment. Best of Both Worlds Part 1 is definitely how you do a cliffhanger. First excitement when Riker said "Mr. Worf....fire.", then anger when I saw To Be Continued on the screen. Still remember it to this day.
But there are no cliffs.....
Worf's "if you were any other man moment" in First Contact has so much meaning behind it. I've heard people say "what about Sisko?". Worf respected Sisko as his Captain but he had a genuine bond with Picard which I think, Dax aside, he didn't share with any other.
The only messed up thing about this...when the civil war is over, Worf just goes "permission to return to duty sir", and his resignation was completely forgotten. Maybe Picard didn't report it?
He has a habit of that. He didn't report Sisko's intent to resign either haha.
@@gerble36 Well kindof like actual Military, Sisko was no longer a priority when he decided to leave Starfleet, Picard even admits to not getting around to transmitting his resignation.
Picard isn't in the business of volunteering information unless innocent lives are in imminent peril.
Worf made his choices consciously, and Picard respected them. If Starfleet came asking, he could simply tell them the truth; Worf resigned, and in the unlikely event he was pressed, he'd say he simply "forgot" to report such a trivial, routine matter.
Knowing full well that Worf was likely going to learn some valuable lessons, have an epiphany, and return to duty.
Plus, how could he stand between a warrior and his calling? He's got an artificial heart, for a reason.
@@MichaelTheRead I know, it just seems Worf got back into Starfleet relatively easily after supposedly resigning. Almost like Picard knew it wouldn't stick and he'd be back, so he just "neglected" to report it. He only told Worf he couldn't participate in war while on leave because he was obligated to by regulations.
I also think like all goverments there is official policy and getting "things done policy". Starfleet had plausible deniability and the political result they wanted. Who would be left to call Starfleet out not the "wrong" side LOL
I like how the Romulans at the end are politely thinking and not saying, "Shut up kid. You don't know wtf you're talking about."
Idk why but I've always found myself agreeing with the Romulans that the Klingons are little more than barbaric animals with a civilization...
2:30 - 3:40 After 4 years abroad the "Enterprise" Worf has proven himself to be a stellar Starfleet officer while not forgetting his Klingon roots. That's why the entire crew respected him.
The respect for Worf from the crew was amazing
@@christosvoskresye many many diplomats came through and even an archeologist Picard respected but nobody did this for them. I was in the military and to get a crew like this into formation its respect for THEM not the CAPTAIN.
@@christosvoskresye woah. So now we're trying to get personal and nasty because I made a point you don't like? Your kind of immature I'll give you that. Look if your gonna try and insult me up your game. I've been insulted by experts. For another point maybe stop being such a whiny baby because someone disagrees with you. I still said what I said it's not my fault your a child who can't handle hearing someone disagree with you.
@@Fatherofheroesandheroines chapeu, sir. I stand with you in this. Same background.
It would not be in Picard's nature to demand crew to line up to see Worf leave. They were there because they respected Worf and wanted him to know it. Glorious scene.
@@andrewparnell5566 just so.
The good bye talk from Picard and the send off Worf got still gets me in the feels. The crew of the enterprise lining the halls as he walked to the transporter that's real respect and honor from your fellow crewman. Picard also showed how much klingon blood is in his views by doing it
That made me tear up a little bit, I think we could all benefit from being a bit more like Worf.
Did anyone else catch the surprised look in Worf's eyes? THAT's when my emotions started to rise.
@@williammaddock9179 yeah, and his hesitant motion to walk past them, he could've had doubts about leaving, or the more than realization of his fellow crewmen respect him this much and give him a good send off.
@@williammaddock9179 they've had ambassadors and leaders of empire's on board... never had they had a full crew standing at attention for thier arrival or disembarking
Giving him that kind of sendoff is not to be underestimated. It is additional strength he will carry within. It is like good luck wishes beyond the words.
"Mr. Worf, we have assembled all the extras, who you've never seen before and never will again, to line the corridors in your honour"
"Thank you, sir. That is... touching"
Klaxon Cow. Wrong. I am surprised you got likes.
Klaxon thats 100% true. Too funny see that many extras, only never see them again. Like kirks res shirts that died.
@@Yroko I mean yeah, they were random Klingons right? Why would Worf want to see them again?
LOL
@@Yroko Actually, we see a number of them often - Jae is a particular case as she serves under Picard all the way to Insurrection
“Humans have a habit of showing up when you least expect them.” Vulcans, too, as Sela found out in Reunification, pt. 2! 🤣
This cliffhanger has it all: intrigue, surprises, "final" goodbyes... this is how you wrap up a stellar season of television. The previous season-ending cliffhanger was groundbreaking and industry-shaking, but I think that this episode topped it in many ways. Worf's send-off has a strong sense of finality, and if he never properly returned after the season 5 premiere, then it would have been fitting and resonant.
“Attention on deck! Unless you’re one of the senior staff hanging out in the transporter room. Then you can just mill about with slouched shoulders, and wrinkled tunics, looking like soup sandwiches!” 🖖😬
Bunch of fucksticks couldn’t find their own asses with a 10 digit grid.
Lol just like the real navy lol
Your comment and the two replies are petty. I feel sorry for the people in your lives that your responses to this scene are....combatwombat, I hope you in particular have not bred.
@@jdd8826 Good Lord! It was a joke, you humorless Discovery fan! 🙄
@@jdd8826 Who hurt you?
::Worf looks in the mirror::
"Does this uniform make me look fat?"
Well, for a Klingon being fat is a shame to bear for life. Just ask Kimpec.
This is like Neelix's exit from Voyager, except the Voyager crew were there to make sure Neelix was actually leaving.
Ok, this made me laugh long and hard. Good grief, that was funny. 😂😂😂
"Captain, the Baxial has cleared the shuttlebay."
"Good. Lock photon torpedoes, fire when ready."
Worf held it together better than I did at my leaving Los Angeles party (weeping like a baby).
Well yeah, you are a mewling human and not a true klingon warrior! 😉
@@dubsessed9790 You've never seen Worf listen to his favourite Klingon operas 😭
Not one Klingon pain stick administered. Fascinating.
3:42 One of Geordi and Data's famous head nods.
Nice catch!
Good spot!
I’d hate to see Worf leave the Enterprise but he treated it like it was his own home
2:27 When you leave your job for a new one on good terms and the boss and all your homies give you all the props for being awesome.
"Humans have a way of showing up when you least expect them."
Right after Picard praised Worf for inheriting and incorporating the best aspects of humanity.
Anyone else notice Riker almost breaking down?
It's heart warming to see Worf go join KISS and be respected by his peers
The feels in this…
“ATTENTION ON DECK”
“Permission to go ashore?”
Makes me emotional..
Back when trek was about characters and not cussing stat blocks.
Back when Klingons weren't KlingOrcs
@@Knightfall182 that was the 1st nail in the coffin of STD. Then found out Sarek had an adopted daughter whom he graciously welcomed as a federation officer. While Spock was shunned for it. Then the potheaded idea of a spore drive, im glad i didnt watch a single episode. And dont get me started with picard series. Thats another rant
@@Knightfall182 Worf: "Whoever had a brilliant idea to "re-imagine" my people in STD series is a P'Taq!!"
@@Knightfall182 eeeh.. not Orcs.. TNG/DS9 Klingons always reminded me of Vikings
Love that walk! So moving. Although, no one danced for him!🤣
Thank you so much for uploading all of these clips. They bring me immense joy.
Worf looking at the crew like he's expecting them to pull out painsticks any time now.
I really like that as Worf walked to the transporter, there wasn't a needless excess of dramatic goodbyes and speeches. Star Trek didn't need to insult the intelligence of its fan as we already knew the stakes, the relationships and the feelings of those involved. We had already spent a fair deal of time with these characters and their adventures together. Its almost if we could be taking part in the scene ourselves, standing alongside the hall watching a friend leaving us to pursue personal matters.
I really miss when shows were like this damn there has never been anything like it since.
I always tear up watching this part ,such nobility and honor and respect from your fellow peers.
Ok sure, Qapla' , but you'll be back.soon enough.
not to be confused with the cry of the keyboard warrior
ZOMFG TRIGGERED!!! LOLZ
That’s the cry that most of the cast ended up gravitating to.
lol
Thats more like a screech
@@IRMentat oh i know. Decades later they suddenly became hard left cry babies
2:32-4:00.
ngl, I teared up when I first saw that.
With hindsight we know he makes it, but with this presentation, watching this at the time it really must have seemed like Worf wasn't coming back.
Even in terms of the story, he was going to war, there was a very real possibility that was the last time they were all going to see him. The effort they put into the presentation gave the situation serious weight, underscored the graveness of it.
It makes me every time...... and the way Worf says goodbye
@@TRGFBC I think the real subtlety is that he responds to Picard in a human language rather than Klingon.
Worf was like "i can't let myself cry"
Klingons don’t have tear ducts!
The way he pretty much bit his lip and turned to step on the transporter
Klingon boots are ridiculous.
Klingons think flip flops are ridiculous.
@@moabman6803 I must be Klingon then, because so do I.
Geordie and data at the front is a beautiful subtle nod
What this scene needs is
More Pain Sticks.
Ha Ha Ha!!!
It seems like Denise Crosby realized that she killed her career by leaving the show and spent the rest of her life trying to get back on it
Always hated her and the desperate attempts to make her a main villain character. Would have been cool to see a real romulan in that positoon
@@aviationenthusiast2002 The sad part is that on paper Tasha was an interesting character and I can imagine that when Michael Piller came on board in S3 and assembled the greatest writing staff in tv history Tasha would have benefited enormously. So Denise Crosby left an extremely successful 7 year tv series and 4 feature films to do Pet Sematary and Skin Deep. It’s obvious she wanted that decision back lol.
And she was even willing to collaborate with the romulans to get back into the show. 😄
I was glad to see her leave. I hated that character.
@@blockmasterscott Yeah I mean she and her Worf essentially had the same job on the ship and if she stayed it would have stifled Worfs development and Worf was my second favorite character after Picard.
When Picard said G'PLAH! it might have never occurred to anyone that wasn't Klingon language. It was just Picard's dementia kicking in.
Worf was too choked up for words!
4:45.
Apparently, so do Human/Romulan hybrids.
You could say her appearance was only half-unexpected.
i could just go watch all these episodes in full but for some reason i keep watching the clips instead.
"Ding ding! Ding ding! Lieutenant commander, United Federation of Planets, Starfleet, departing!" "DING!"
You know there was one guy in that line who didn’t understand why they were gathering and standing in lines until he asked in the line
Worf saying "Goodbye" - both his decision to use that word (rather than something like "until we meet again" or the like) and his delivery of it - shows that he truly does not expect to be coming back. He's going to war and expects to die with honour.
That brak at the end though
2:37
You can actually tell who was in the military in this scene by how they have their hands ;) lol
Theoretical thoughts from the crew as Worf walks by:
"It was an honor serving with you, Lieutenant."
"I'm gonna miss that guy."
"Good, he's gone. He never smiled, and smelled like burnt bacon."
"I still owe him ten prune juices. Yes! Lucked outa that one."
"Go get 'em, Tiger!"
"Kick some Dur-Ass, Worf!"
*sniffle* "It's not gonna be the same without him."
"FiGhT tHe GoOd FiGhT, pReCiOuS!"
Oh.... I am going to miss Burny McBacon
Rendering honors by lining the passageway was a proper show of respect; but didn't 'anybody' in the entire cast or crew have any prior service? No dressing of the ranks with a proper height line? Nice thought, but It just looks amateurish. It does make me chuckle though watching this scene; imagining Worf is suppressing his inner R. Lee Ermey as he walks down the line.
Actually I think it would be a more 'spur of the moment' gathering to show respect and to honor a departing comrade. It was probably organized by Department and Division, I've seen similar done while on active duty.
Variety, dude. The Federation doesn't obsess over uniformity of physical properties just for neat appearance. This is core Trek.
he looked just a little misty eyed there... picard is a legend among the klingons. i hate contract disputes lol
Star trek, gives me hope that we will involve as humanity 🙏 but there are people in power at present time, making sure it doesn't come to fruition.
I always thought it was strange that both Worf and Data didn't have senior staff accommodations...they should be in the same rooms we saw Crusher and Troi in, the large suites with windows.
should have said "Goodbye. Energize!"
If you observe closely, Worf suddenly raises his head a little bit, making it look like he wanted to say just one more thing and didn't expect the beam to start right after the goodbye. 😁
Half expected Crosby to turn and wink after that line lmao
3:37 You're Sisko's problem now.
"Humans have a way of showing up when you least expect them."
Gee, you don't say...
I dunno... I'd say half-human-half-Romulans are even MORE unexpected when they show up.
Now, imagine if they were religious. AND SPANISH!
@@JeshuaMorbus You mean like... an inquisition?
No one, but NO ONE would expect that!
Now if you'll excuse me, I'm gonna plop down on my comfy chair with the soft cushions, and rip up old pictures of my late uncle Ted.
"Mr. Worf, are you certain that this is the right haircut?"
How would you have liked being an extra for that hallway scene?
At 2:38 I thought an episode of DS9 was starting.
Dust in my eye. Nose is running now. Damn dust.
You could see the look on Picard's face. It said it all. "How many more people that i care about will i have to say good-bye to?"
You can't blame Worf for this, he's right it's a power shift if Duras prevails
Sure, but he also has a strong grudge against Duras so hes like "fuck them in particular"
Somewhere, Worf's cute Russian parents are cheering him on! I think his dad would put a fist to heart for him no matter where he fell in battle.
Picard: "I'm sorry, Mr. and Mrs. Rozhenko. Worf is dead."
Dad: "Oh, oh! How did he die? Bat'leth to the chest? I'll bet his blood sprayed out with honor."
Mom: "Honey, don't be so dramatic. I'm sure it was a firefight with a treacherous Romulan warbird."
I'm not crying, you're crying!!
This was boss writting
I wish he'd said "energize" in Klingon. "jol yIchu'!"
"Everyone will soon know about OUR beans! BWAH-HA-HA!" 😆
Watching this show in HD makes me wonder how all these people would have got in their weird back zipping shirts. Starfleet must be losing millions of personnel hours a year getting dressed.
I love how they give him a nice send off
of all the characters in The Star Trek Canon, Worf is second only to Spock in my liking. His story of going from living on a farm colony to becoming temporary Chancellor of the Klingon Empire is amazing.
Anyone else experiencing an exorbitant amount of beans? Overwhelming numbers of beans… many several beans far exceeding the grains of sand on all the beaches?
This was supposed to be Worf’s final appearance on TNG, wasn’t it? I mean aside from cameos and such. It definitely felt like with this send off, that this was the plan.
Nope. Michael Dorn was pretty popular with fans and his prior TV work on Chips made him a good get. Before this show, the Wesley actor and Laforge actor were the stars in terms of salary
Worf at 3:16 - "Permission to leave the ship, sir."
Does he not know about the word "disembark"?
I would have loved to see Worf backhand Picard for no apparent reason.
Isn't that a signal for a fight to the death?
I remember thinking when that turbolift door opened: *I must not cry!*
I'm not crying...
I Love Beans!!! Doogy Doo
Ooh, that made me weepy.
Ten year old me watching this episode: TASHA?! BUT HOW??? AND WHY IS SHE WEARING A ROMULAN UNIFORM???? WHAT IS GOING ON HERE???
Denise Crosby conspired with the romulans to get back into the show. 😄
And as retaliation for her treason, the show is telling everybody.
Transporter Officer: Captain, KISS is hailing us and a skiing when their bassist will be returned?
There is a time and a season for everything under the sun.
They were once 8, then 7, now we are 6.
TNG Worf: goes off to war alone
DS9 Worf: goes off to war and brings an engineer, a doctor in love with his wife, and a bartender.
Great to have friends like that. 😄
This was much like when Neelix left Votager to rejoin his own people, with the crew lining the corridor.
Apparently naval service will be very different in the future. A graduate of Annapolis, Dartmouth, La Baille, Mürwik, Escuela etc etc will be able to decide that he, she, or _it_ can resign their commission, swear allegiance to another country...or planet/empire, and go serve aboard a warship of their new allegiance.... and return at their convenience to the country they swore allegiance to in the first place?
Edit: But I was happy that Worf stayed on the show... only, they went way too easy letting him just... come back by simply asking and being allowed.
It’s all about being Human. Human is the best race!
Mkay. End of fourth season, came first again and no sight of the guys.
Sorry but I got this deck a little too wet.
Let's see if the second part is uploaded.
Oh my Frejol. You are the best! Doogeedoo
The one thing that was a little too convenient was that Worf officially resigned, but at the end of next episode he simply asks "permission to return to duty" and Picard says "Permission granted". In a later episode Picard himself said "the enterprise is not something I can leave and then come back to, if I leave, i leave for good"
Warfy is really going to replace Chewbacca in the next Star Wars movie!!
You could tell Picard was laying it on thick just to keep Worf around.
4:08 - 4:11 Wasn't the set of Kronos here later reused in DS9 as the image of the Celestial Temple in Bajor?
I think even if Worf had no come back to the Enterprise after this he would have shown up each time Picard needed help.
Goodbye Worf
Qapla
Curse of the dual passport. Victoria Nuland of future.
It would piss me off if I were Worf that a Betazoid was there at my departure.
This is one of the best two-part episodes that TNG offered