Worf Question

[Ryan Thomas Riddle]

SFDebris is literally the greatest human being who ever lived. He's done the impossible: turned Voyager and Enterprise into entertainment!

His reviews are awesome cool. And while he does it with snark, he really does point out the lack of common sense in some of those episodes.

 

[Myasishchev]

The part that is, is that Worf gets involved with troublemakers basically opposed to everything the Federation and Starfleet stands for, further violates his Starfleet oath by committing an act of domestic terrorism, and it's played off way too easily.

Of course, that's par for Worf's course... It's just that this time around, the troublemakers opposed to the Federation and Starfleet aren't fellow Klingons. But Worf must feel invincible, having broken UFP laws and Starfleet regulations left and right and having left a mile-long trail of bloody corpses, and still having come out of every possible inquiry smelling of roses.

Timo Saloniemi

That's a good point. On reflection, many of our heroes are quite bulletproof when it comes to actions against the Federation's interest. But ordinarily those are violations of regs or contravention of direct orders, made for reasons ranging from understandable to good... not completely unacceptable, Timothy McVeigh-like behavior. I wonder how many people died in flash floods on Risa.