Star Trek has a problem involving Worf the entire time

[urrutiap]

pretty much since next generation and deep space nine Worf has always been cranky and a hypocrite. He wouldn't stand being around his ex lover. he couldn't even stand being around Alexander or even his Earth Russian adoptive parents.

then comes along withe Picard show where Worf is like treated to be the Chosen One pacifist Klingon that speaks for all klingons.

since when do we have to believe or tolerate that BS nonsense in Star Trek?

 

[fireproof78]

then comes along withe Picard show where Worf is like treated to be the Chosen One pacifist Klingon that speaks for all klingons.

Worf always spoke for all Klingons, like phrases like "Klingons appreciate strong women," and other such phrases.

Worf has a highly rigid view of Klingons and culture. I don't think he's the chosen one at all.

 

[King Bob!]

since when do we have to believe or tolerate that BS nonsense in Star Trek?

Change? Is that the BS we're not supposed to believe in or tolerate? Worf grew older, lost important people in his life, made massive mistakes. Makes sense he would've reevaluated who he was in the intervening years.

 

[Mr. Laser Beam]

Worf has a highly rigid view of Klingons and culture.

Exactly. Because he wasn't raised by Klingons. He missed out on much of his heritage. Now he has to prove how Klingon he is.

Other Klingons, like Martok and even Kurn, are much more chill. Even Kurn knows he can drink with his enemies before a fight!

 

[Turtletrekker]

Actually, this has been the inevitable direction of Worf's story arc the entire time. Worf was always growing and changing and evolving. Even as early as TNG season 5 and the case of Toral, he was shown to be moving toward a more peaceful way. "You gave his life to me. And I have spared it."

 

[King Bob!]

Worf was always growing and changing and evolving. Even as early as TNG season 5 and the case of Toral he was shown to move toward a more peaceful way. "You gave his life to me. And I have spared it."

Quintessential Trek, right there.

 

[urrutiap]

Exactly. Because he wasn't raised by Klingons. He missed out on much of his heritage. Now he has to prove how Klingon he is.

Other Klingons, like Martok and even Kurn, are much more chill. Even Kurn knows he can drink with his enemies before a fight!

Kurn, besides him getting his name changed and a memory wipe didn't he end up dead or something?

 

[fireproof78]

Kurn, besides him getting his name changed and a memory wipe didn't he end up dead or something?

No, just a brand new life as someone else's son.

 

[King Bob!]

Kurn. That was one unsatisfying ending for the character.

 

[Zombie Cheerleader]

Worf was one of the better things in Picard.

 

[Mr. Laser Beam]

I'd still like to know the circumstances under which Worf lost the Enterprise-E.

 

[Zombie Cheerleader]

I'd still like to know the circumstances under which Worf lost the Enterprise-E.

It was a big parking lot.

 

[Frontis]

I have no problem with the way Worf is shown in Star Trek.
I just hink DS9 did a better job than TNG concerning his personality.

 

[Tuskin38]

I'd still like to know the circumstances under which Worf lost the Enterprise-E.

I hope we don't (in canon at least), make it a running joke.

 

[Turtletrekker]

I'd still like to know the circumstances under which Worf lost the Enterprise-E.

In a game of sabacc.

 

[Richard S. Ta]

since when do we have to believe or tolerate that BS nonsense in Star Trek?

You don’t like modern Star Trek. We get it.

Go watch the bits you do enjoy. It’ll be better for your blood pressure.

 

[F. King Daniel]

No, the problem with Worf is that he should have a Russian accent, like his parents.

 

[Nyotarules]

No, the problem with Worf is that he should have a Russian accent, like his parents.

Why? My accent is different from my (late) parents.

 

[The Gatekeeper]

he couldn't even stand being around Alexander or even his Earth Russian adoptive parents.

He had no problem with his human parents, he just wasn't enthused about them visiting in Family since he was worried they'd make a fuss over his recent discommendation.

I'd still like to know the circumstances under which Worf lost the Enterprise-E.

As far as I'm concerned, the Enterprise E really was involved in the battle seen at the end of Prodigy S1 where it was either destroyed or too severely damaged. The timeline works out, and it really wouldn't have been Worf's fault. The only issue is Lord Terry's tweet about the Enterprise E being on a top secret mission when it was lost, but tweets aren't canon.

 

[Forbin]

That wasn't his fault!