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A little known fact about the Defiant: Its front section carried an explosive device, which is why it could be launched from the ship towards an enemy as a sort of last resort weapon - Worf didn't have to ram the Borg cube. But as we all know, he probably just wanted to see Kahless. And Jadzia.
@@ShadrachASMR Oh yeah, my bad. Thanks for correcting me, I did not watch the show when it first aired so I just assumed that it was already out there when First Contact was made.
@@jeremydaly8293 a warp contracting the region of spacetime in front of the drive, and expanding the spacetime behind it, shunting the ship along in an artificial bubble of spacetime.
This is (to my knowledge) the only time we see the Defiant Class doing the thing it was designed to do...attack the Borg. That tough little ship didn't disappoint, dodging the tractor beam, blowing up chunks of the Borg ship, shrugging off damage and still keeping going.
i wouldnt necessarily say 'shrugging off damage', it had no shields, weapons, and life support was failing. but i bet it lasted a lot longer than some of the bigger and 'better' starfleet ships that were there. an attack wing of defiants could probably stand up to a borg cube.
@@lordlossize Maybe 'shrugging off damage' was an exaggeration but we do see that many bigger ships in the battle had already been destroyed or were drifting helplessly while the Defiant was still able to fight. I agree with you on the attack wing, I'm sure you've read the lore, that's how the class was meant to be used.
@@fredfredburger5150 oh yeah, its my favourite ship. so powerful that it almost shook itself apart during the test flight. able to go toe to toe with a negh'var, its surprising they didnt make it into the standard workhorse of modern starfleet military use post dominion war
"Please don't say good day to die, please! Why do I have to be fighting the invincible enemy with the one guy in Starfleet eager to die? No, no, stop thinking that way, don't be prejudiced because he's a Klingon, he's not gonna just start beating the controls and going crazy-" 0:34 "Ah shit! I just wanted to be a botanist!"
Imagine if Sisko had been commanding the defiant. The movie could have had a subplot where Sisko and Picard had to work together, overcoming their animosities and working together to fight the borg, the “people” who caused them both so much pain
SpaceMonkey9288 I always thought it requires the target to drop its shields to beam someone aboard? Something about knowing your own shield frequency/modulation/whatever.
***** I can't remember the episode but one of TNG episodes the Enterprise was facing a D'deridex and was unable to beam aboard the people from on a planets surface and was unable to as they had to keep there shields up to avoid the Romulans getting shots against the Enterprises hull. I see you point though as it has been getting vaguer and vaguer if you can/can't beam through your shields but it also makes sense at the same time you could if you know your own shield frequency to able to beam through shields but I honistly don't know. I think you can't till the plot says you can though :P
SpaceMonkey9288 Fair enough, yeah. Honestly, I can't be arsed to look it up myself but I do vaguely remember that situation as well. It's been a while since I saw TNG.
@@AltoStratusX1 There aren’t many Klingons that get assimilated... but even when they do, they never give up. General Korok: As a Borg drone, he was capable of visiting Unimatrix Zero and he assisted in their fight for freedom in 2377. When Axum, leader of the Unimatrix Zero drones, asked Seven of Nine for help, Korok at first was opposed to bringing in outsiders. Nevertheless, their joint effort proved successful as Korok took over a Borg sphere and along with USS Voyager attacked Tactical Cube 138, the vessel that Janeway, Tuvok and Torres had infiltrated to deploy a nanovirus. The Voyager crew saw to it that the realm's occupants would retain their memories and thus their individuality while awake as drones. Following the incident, Korok was contacted by another Borg vessel under the control of former drones and they formed an alliance leading to a resistance movement against the Collective. I never cared much for Voyager but I’m always up for legendary Klingons!
@@oddish4352 he still didn't like the fact she did die. She died fighting the Breen. No captain or chief engineer wants to lose their girl. Sisko, Worf and O'Brien hated losing the Defiant even though she died doing what she was designed to do: fight. Picard hated losing the Enterprise-D even though saving lives and being both the symbol of the Federation and as its flagship, it's champion what she was designed to do and all Enterprises before her. Kirk and Scotty's feelings on the loss of the Enterprise, original 1701 need no explanation. We all saw the looks on their faces as she burned up over Genesis. Sure, they were all beyond elated when the Defiant-A, Enterprise-E and Enterprise-A respectively came along they still missed their old girls.
I've always wished there was more of a pause between "We shall sacrifice ourselves for our compatriots! Ramming speed!" and "Hey guys, the Enterprise is here to save us" just to really give the moment more gravitas, more poignancy that wouldn't be chalked up by the crew to "Hey, our crazy Klingon captain tried to ram us into a figurative wall for 'honor's sake".
The difference is that Worf didn't see a way out here. He knew they had nothing left, could not evacuate their ship, his crew was losing life support, and wanted to go all the way to at least hinder the Borg's approach so that other ships might survive the battle. Later in the movie, Worf sees that they have _the option to win_ the battle by evacuating the enterprise, then destroying it (crusher explicitly advises the captain that "if we destroy the ship we destroy the borg.") which is why he is more hesitant to die. Remember that he is in love with Jadzia Dax during the time period of this movie, so if he decides to ram the ship he really must not have any options left.
there are a number of key differences, one Worf Was actually going to use the self-destruct after they evacuate. Two fighting the Borg on the Enterprise was suicidal as weapons were useless against them and the Borg have vastly Superior strength and personal Shields as well. Three ramming their ship at the Borg Cube might have actually done some damage. Four Riker tried to do the same thing when they were out of options
I hope that if and when the day comes when I die,that I will confidently say those same words. “Perhaps today is a good day to die. “ And I hope that it will be.
The helmsman is Ensign/Lieutenant Boimler in the flesh lmao. -Star Trek: Lower Decks- he’s always tracking another star ship coming in range when the crap is going to hit the fan. Lol
Picard: Transporter room 3; beam the defiant survivors abord: Ensign in transproter room 3: You mind telling me where its located; and how I'm going to do that with raised shields?
Little known fact, theres a deleted scene at the end of the movie where Worf, Riker and Data steal a new Defiant class ship and change the registry so Sisko wouldn't know Worf wrecked it.
I am guessing the other Federation ships were not as badly damaged as the Defiant was. Additionally the Admiral that Captain Picard speaks to during the opening of the movie later appeared in Star Trek: Voyager, I guess he was able to get to an escape pod prior his starship getting blown up.
My God this movie is amazing. I remember crying happy tears during the end credits. Oh and WORF IS BADASS!!! I mean, he is always badass but he is especially badass in this movie. "Assimilate this!"
Damn, I've loved Star Trek since watching the TOS in syndication in the mid 70s. Every day aft school....Going home to my Grandmom's to watch it. Life was good for a kid in the 70s. Back of the pick up truck, everyone getting in the truck and going to the park on a Saturday tor run around like wild banshees.
The Defiant... A ship made pretty much to suit Worf. A shame that series that was planned with Worf as a captain never came into being. ...grumpy old Worf up to grumpy old hijinks blasting shit and going to red alert all the time. ...also frequently stabbing things. Awesome.
Not sure if the shields can be quickly toggled on/off or if they can turn off a single emitter to make a hole, but one thing is for certain... the transporter operator will have access to the sensors, and the Defiant will have a transponder that will transmit its location to other Starfleet ships in the vicinity.
How many times per mission did an ensign have to remind worf that they don't need to kill themselves, that they could just get another ship to save them, and each time worf mumbles under his breath that no one ever lets him have any fun?
I think they did and the borg just punched through it in usual borg fashion they're very terrifying, no amount of prep time or defense strategy is usually enough to stop them. you can only somehow overpower them either with highly advanced technology or some incredibly lucky weakness/insider information like picard has.
Worf: Prepare for ramming speed! Helmsman: Sir, there's another starship coming in. It's the Enterprise. Worf stands up knowing he's about to get DENIED again Picard: Bridge to transporter room 3, beam the Defiant survivors aboard.
Foolish. Mosquitoes: "Weapons down, Toyota Camry is too well shielded, RAMMING SPEED!" splat Has anyone ever accused Klingons of being highly competent tacticians?
There aren’t many Klingons that get assimilated... but even when they do, they never give up. General Korok: As a Borg drone, he was capable of visiting Unimatrix Zero and he assisted in their fight for freedom in 2377. When Axum, leader of the Unimatrix Zero drones, asked Seven of Nine for help, Korok at first was opposed to bringing in outsiders. Nevertheless, their joint effort proved successful as Korok took over a Borg sphere and along with USS Voyager attacked Tactical Cube 138, the vessel that Janeway, Tuvok and Torres had infiltrated to deploy a nanovirus. The Voyager crew saw to it that the realm's occupants would retain their memories and thus their individuality while awake as drones. Following the incident, Korok was contacted by another Borg vessel under the control of former drones and they formed an alliance leading to a resistance movement against the Collective. I never cared much for Voyager but I’m always up for legendary Klingons!
What speed is ramming speed? Wouldn't you want to hit it at maximum warp? Or are they hoping to be able to ram a Borg cube and walk into it? Either way would most likely make you very dead.
They were preparing for.. WORF SPEED!
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I love how the helmsman didn't even flinch. That's dedication!
But you see how happy he was when the enterprise showed up :)
Well, that particular helmsman survived a bad stint as a mayor of a small town in Minnesota, so he was prepared.
When Worf tells you to prepare for ramming speed, YOU PREPARE FOR RAMMING SPEED
and that as a human... such honor!!!
Actually you can see him preparing to transport himself to an escape pod, he starts tapping very quickly.
This console has no honor!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
A little known fact about the Defiant: Its front section carried an explosive device, which is why it could be launched from the ship towards an enemy as a sort of last resort weapon - Worf didn't have to ram the Borg cube. But as we all know, he probably just wanted to see Kahless. And Jadzia.
This was before Jadzia dies.
@@ShadrachASMR Oh yeah, my bad. Thanks for correcting me, I did not watch the show when it first aired so I just assumed that it was already out there when First Contact was made.
Maybe they'd already launched it.
K'Ehleyr waits for him in Sto vo kor
@@Nuke_Gunray yeah it’s also before they get married. If I remember correctly First Contact takes place around Season 4 of DS9
The Borg cube would have been defeated if they let Worf ram his ship into it.
REGGIN RETNUH lmao
with conventional physics, yes. (if they had enough run-up). With Star Trek physics, nah.
Anything moving at near warp hitting anything solid would absolutely annihilate it.
@@jeremydaly8293 a warp contracting the region of spacetime in front of the drive, and expanding the spacetime behind it, shunting the ship along in an artificial bubble of spacetime.
But then you leave DS9 without it's main weapon against the Dominion. Something to think about.
Impulse speed, warp speed... To Worf, there's only one speed that matters - RAMMING SPEED.
Ludicrous speed!
@@jblonar : They've gone to plaid!
god speed!!! LMAO
RAMMING SPEED! STO'VO'KOR HERE WE COME!
The scoring of this scene is on point. That Borg, then Klingon, finally ENTERPRISE theme. Beautiful.
This is (to my knowledge) the only time we see the Defiant Class doing the thing it was designed to do...attack the Borg. That tough little ship didn't disappoint, dodging the tractor beam, blowing up chunks of the Borg ship, shrugging off damage and still keeping going.
Little?
i wouldnt necessarily say 'shrugging off damage', it had no shields, weapons, and life support was failing. but i bet it lasted a lot longer than some of the bigger and 'better' starfleet ships that were there. an attack wing of defiants could probably stand up to a borg cube.
@@lordlossize Maybe 'shrugging off damage' was an exaggeration but we do see that many bigger ships in the battle had already been destroyed or were drifting helplessly while the Defiant was still able to fight. I agree with you on the attack wing, I'm sure you've read the lore, that's how the class was meant to be used.
@@fredfredburger5150 oh yeah, its my favourite ship. so powerful that it almost shook itself apart during the test flight. able to go toe to toe with a negh'var, its surprising they didnt make it into the standard workhorse of modern starfleet military use post dominion war
From all the transmissions, it fought from the first line all the way to earth. Had it been at earth already it would've lasted way longer
Prepare for ramming speed! Worf you're so badass dude
I love the way Worf slams the console in frustration.
It kind of is the equivalent of throwing your xbox controller in frustration :D I think it is very human haha
This console has no honor!!!!!
You: *finally winning an online match*
your controller's batteries: *perhaps today IS a good day to die!*
You: 0:33
@@DanielTsosie very Klingon you mean! ;)
"Please don't say good day to die, please! Why do I have to be fighting the invincible enemy with the one guy in Starfleet eager to die? No, no, stop thinking that way, don't be prejudiced because he's a Klingon, he's not gonna just start beating the controls and going crazy-"
0:34
"Ah shit! I just wanted to be a botanist!"
SF Debris!
I see you two also enjoy culture!
Imagine if Sisko had been commanding the defiant. The movie could have had a subplot where Sisko and Picard had to work together, overcoming their animosities and working together to fight the borg, the “people” who caused them both so much pain
Nah would never work Avery Brooks probably wants more attention and the spotlight because he's black
To several people complaining about the shields, Ensign Expendable says at 0:30 that the shields are gone. Problem solved.
My main issue with that is it requires the enterprise to drop it's shields to beam them aboard.
SpaceMonkey9288 I always thought it requires the target to drop its shields to beam someone aboard? Something about knowing your own shield frequency/modulation/whatever.
***** I can't remember the episode but one of TNG episodes the Enterprise was facing a D'deridex and was unable to beam aboard the people from on a planets surface and was unable to as they had to keep there shields up to avoid the Romulans getting shots against the Enterprises hull. I see you point though as it has been getting vaguer and vaguer if you can/can't beam through your shields but it also makes sense at the same time you could if you know your own shield frequency to able to beam through shields but I honistly don't know. I think you can't till the plot says you can though :P
SpaceMonkey9288 Fair enough, yeah. Honestly, I can't be arsed to look it up myself but I do vaguely remember that situation as well. It's been a while since I saw TNG.
+Andrew Rodland Ensign Expendable aka Adam Scott from Parks & Rec and Party Down
When fighting the Borg, I definitely want a Klingon fighting on my side with me.
So they can yolo Kamikaze when things look bleak lol?
@@AltoStratusX1
There aren’t many Klingons that get assimilated...
but even when they do,
they never give up.
General Korok:
As a Borg drone,
he was capable of visiting Unimatrix Zero
and he assisted in their fight for freedom in 2377.
When Axum,
leader of the Unimatrix Zero drones, asked Seven of Nine for help,
Korok at first was opposed to bringing in outsiders.
Nevertheless,
their joint effort proved successful as Korok took over a Borg sphere and along with USS Voyager attacked Tactical Cube 138,
the vessel that Janeway, Tuvok and Torres had infiltrated to deploy a nanovirus.
The Voyager crew saw to it that the realm's occupants would retain their memories and thus their individuality while awake as drones.
Following the incident,
Korok was contacted by another Borg vessel under the control of former drones and they formed an alliance leading to a resistance movement against the Collective.
I never cared much for Voyager
but I’m always up for
legendary Klingons!
One thing is certain: Sisko will be pissed. This is the equivalent of the kids wrecking the car.
Sisko probably won't mind because for him the Defiant is and is not destroyed at the same time since he's in a non-linear timeline😁
@@gabemorales7814 Defiant is still his baby though just as the Enterprise-E is Picard's
Sisko designed and built the Defiant to fight. If she (and Worf) died doing that job, he would be proud of both.
@@oddish4352 he still didn't like the fact she did die. She died fighting the Breen. No captain or chief engineer wants to lose their girl. Sisko, Worf and O'Brien hated losing the Defiant even though she died doing what she was designed to do: fight. Picard hated losing the Enterprise-D even though saving lives and being both the symbol of the Federation and as its flagship, it's champion what she was designed to do and all Enterprises before her. Kirk and Scotty's feelings on the loss of the Enterprise, original 1701 need no explanation. We all saw the looks on their faces as she burned up over Genesis. Sure, they were all beyond elated when the Defiant-A, Enterprise-E and Enterprise-A respectively came along they still missed their old girls.
"PREPARE FOR RAMMING SPEED!" So badass.
I've always wished there was more of a pause between "We shall sacrifice ourselves for our compatriots! Ramming speed!" and "Hey guys, the Enterprise is here to save us" just to really give the moment more gravitas, more poignancy that wouldn't be chalked up by the crew to "Hey, our crazy Klingon captain tried to ram us into a figurative wall for 'honor's sake".
The Defiant had an antimatter bomb in a forward compartment just for ramming the borg cube with if necessary
That moment when you realize you miss the older sound effect for the Defiant's Phaser Quad Cannons.
Can't beat her angry chirping phasers
0:34 damn you windows vista!
This runs somewhat counter to the later scene where Worf prefers to evacuate the Enterprise rather than go down with Picard and the ship ...
The difference is that Worf didn't see a way out here. He knew they had nothing left, could not evacuate their ship, his crew was losing life support, and wanted to go all the way to at least hinder the Borg's approach so that other ships might survive the battle.
Later in the movie, Worf sees that they have _the option to win_ the battle by evacuating the enterprise, then destroying it (crusher explicitly advises the captain that "if we destroy the ship we destroy the borg.") which is why he is more hesitant to die.
Remember that he is in love with Jadzia Dax during the time period of this movie, so if he decides to ram the ship he really must not have any options left.
there are a number of key differences, one Worf Was actually going to use the self-destruct after they evacuate. Two fighting the Borg on the Enterprise was suicidal as weapons were useless against them and the Borg have vastly Superior strength and personal Shields as well. Three ramming their ship at the Borg Cube might have actually done some damage. Four Riker tried to do the same thing when they were out of options
Had no idea that's Adam Scott from Party Down and Parks & Rec
I hope that if and when the day comes when I die,that I will confidently say those same words. “Perhaps today is a good day to die. “ And I hope that it will be.
Worf to Deanna in the TNG finale: "PREPARE FOR RAMMING SPEED!"
The helmsman is Ensign/Lieutenant Boimler in the flesh lmao. -Star Trek: Lower Decks- he’s always tracking another star ship coming in range when the crap is going to hit the fan. Lol
Picard: Transporter room 3; beam the defiant survivors abord:
Ensign in transproter room 3: You mind telling me where its located; and how I'm going to do that with raised shields?
I honestly think that the deviants crew would have totally been on board with Worf's strategy had the enterprise not shown up.
They were mostly human. If a Klingon could give his life defending their home world, so could they.
Since they were literally on board with him, I suppose they would have.
When you see that the boss is to high of a level for you, but your pride tells you otherwise
When playing Star Trek Bridge Crew against the borg, I always force my captain to say "Prepare for Ramming speed!"
Little known fact, theres a deleted scene at the end of the movie where Worf, Riker and Data steal a new Defiant class ship and change the registry so Sisko wouldn't know Worf wrecked it.
Sisko went down when it all was about the same shit every week
I find it funny how they beamed the defiant crew aboard but not the crews of any other smaller ships getting hammered
I am guessing the other Federation ships were not as badly damaged as the Defiant was. Additionally the Admiral that Captain Picard speaks to during the opening of the movie later appeared in Star Trek: Voyager, I guess he was able to get to an escape pod prior his starship getting blown up.
They actually bothered to explain Worf's presence, and have it make sense. Wish they'd done that in later movies.
Worf's presence is self-explanatory; to not show up to the next TNG movie would be WITHOUT HONOR!!!
I love the change in music as soon as Worf pops his head up. Pumps me up!!!
The Defiant was the BEST ship (cloaking device) and Worf had the best lines.
When you serve under Worf you know its all or nothing. There is no middle ground.
My God this movie is amazing. I remember crying happy tears during the end credits.
Oh and WORF IS BADASS!!!
I mean, he is always badass but he is especially badass in this movie.
"Assimilate this!"
Still the best Star Trek film ever made
@@Ventura60kts Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home has entered the chat...
Ops: Its the Enterprise!
Dorn: Damnit, Patrick. Not you again!
Star Trek/Die Hard crossover...
Star Trek XIII: Today is a Good Day To Die hard
What if Worf also yell "witness me" while doing it?
Damn, I've loved Star Trek since watching the TOS in syndication in the mid 70s. Every day aft school....Going home to my Grandmom's to watch it. Life was good for a kid in the 70s. Back of the pick up truck, everyone getting in the truck and going to the park on a Saturday tor run around like wild banshees.
*Defiant Class .... ASSIMILATE THIS*
- The actual motto/logo in the shipyards when developing this class
The Defiant... A ship made pretty much to suit Worf.
A shame that series that was planned with Worf as a captain never came into being.
...grumpy old Worf up to grumpy old hijinks blasting shit and going to red alert all the time.
...also frequently stabbing things.
Awesome.
Time to create a limited run series. I'd say 2 seasons.
We shall rest when we are dead!
It's the ENTERPRISE!
Helmsman: Captain! It was an honor! I hope to be worthy to sit and drink with you on the other side!
Me: “YEAH! FUCK THEIR PAINT JOB!”
The look Worf had when he heard Enterprise was like "now its a party!!!!! The homies are here!"
Not sure if the shields can be quickly toggled on/off or if they can turn off a single emitter to make a hole, but one thing is for certain... the transporter operator will have access to the sensors, and the Defiant will have a transponder that will transmit its location to other Starfleet ships in the vicinity.
How many times per mission did an ensign have to remind worf that they don't need to kill themselves, that they could just get another ship to save them, and each time worf mumbles under his breath that no one ever lets him have any fun?
Ka pla
Did you guys ever notice that Worf was on the floor before he asks the damage report, but then he's suddenly in the captain's chair?
Love how the Klingon battle music clicks in
‘Prepare for RAMMING SPEED!’
First time I saw this I was like, what the hell is 'rubbing speed' ? XD
See if the sisko was fighting that cube he would one shot it.
Of the number of times the Borg have tried to invade Earth, the federation has set up no defence network whatsoever?
I think they did and the borg just punched through it in usual borg fashion
they're very terrifying, no amount of prep time or defense strategy is usually enough to stop them. you can only somehow overpower them either with highly advanced technology or some incredibly lucky weakness/insider information like picard has.
Lieutenant Wyatt!!!! Prepare for RAMMING SPEED!!!!
This movie had so much damn fan service, but it was amazing.
Low key Klingon battle theme
When Worf realized he wasn’t with Klingons… ❤
Ramming speed?? Love the Ben-Hur reference!!!!
Is it a ben hur reference?
damn, I really want to watch this movie again.
I love this scene! They were going to die anyways they were going to make it count for something.
In the face of despair be a Klingon and rely on the most trustworthy ship, captain, and crew in sci-fi history.
The best scene!!! I love Worf, ramming speed!!!!
Worf: Prepare for ramming speed!
Helmsman: Sir, there's another starship coming in. It's the Enterprise.
Worf stands up knowing he's about to get DENIED again
Picard: Bridge to transporter room 3, beam the Defiant survivors aboard.
Foolish.
Mosquitoes: "Weapons down, Toyota Camry is too well shielded, RAMMING SPEED!" splat
Has anyone ever accused Klingons of being highly competent tacticians?
There aren’t many Klingons that get assimilated...
but even when they do,
they never give up.
General Korok:
As a Borg drone,
he was capable of visiting
Unimatrix Zero and he assisted in
their fight for freedom in 2377.
When Axum,
leader of the Unimatrix Zero drones, asked Seven of Nine for help,
Korok at first was opposed to bringing in outsiders.
Nevertheless,
their joint effort proved successful as Korok took over a Borg sphere and along with USS Voyager attacked Tactical Cube 138,
the vessel that Janeway, Tuvok and Torres had infiltrated to deploy a nanovirus.
The Voyager crew saw to it that the realm's occupants would retain their memories and thus their individuality while awake as drones.
Following the incident,
Korok was contacted by another
Borg vessel under the control of former drones and they formed an alliance leading to a resistance movement against the Collective.
I never cared much for Voyager
but I’m always up for
legendary Klingons!
light speed
more importantly, why out of all the ships being destroyed would they randomly beam the defiant survivors aboard... in front of a borg cube.
Because Worf.
Just Worf.
That is all.
0:33 when your phone is too slow...
That's what a Klingon would say.
Oh damn! Ben Parker is the Defiants helmsman!! Thats where he disappeared to
PREPARE FOR RAMMING SPEED *Proceeds to go to maximum warp towards the cube*
Who’s here on Leap Day 29th April because today would indeed be a good day to die (loved ones only have one day every four years to dread)
As a child I didn't like Worf, as a man I respect Worf.
quite possible the FUNNIEST sceen in Star Trek histoy
Christopher Charlesworth Yet so awesome!
up there with Worf getting the prune Juice quark mug on the defiant.
*"THIS!....IS WHAT IT CAME IN!"*
_"come to quark's, quark's is fun..."_
There really needs to be a ST with Captain Worf at the helm of the Enterprise
Word master of the understatement
I bet Captain Sisko was not too happy about what happened to his ship
hell of a way to wake up from a hangover
Worf to the helmsman... Are we having fun yet!?
They didn't transport or fire through the shields in WoK, they used the ship's command codes to lower the Reliant's shields entirely.
What a great scene. Michael Dorn is a lucky actor.
Worf figured out light speed ramming before star wars episode 8 the last jedi.
2020 is so bad, it cant be worse
July 2020:
In the TTRPG, Dungeon World, the class Barbarian has an ability "A Good Day to Die" named after that Klingon line.
May I suggest an alternative to dyeing needlessly?
PREPARE FOR RAMMING SPEED!
The Defiant’s helmsman is Adam Scott.
poor defiant , well it did go to sto'vo'kor
I like this guy Worf, he don't take no shit.
Holy shit! That's Adam Scott at 0:30!
What speed is ramming speed? Wouldn't you want to hit it at maximum warp? Or are they hoping to be able to ram a Borg cube and walk into it? Either way would most likely make you very dead.
Thats why he said it is a good day to die. And i would think they would hit it at warp speed
Hitting it in any warp would destroy the solar system
@@tommarius745 nah, it'd probably be just obliterate anyone in the nearby vicinity of the borg cube
Outta nowhere, Adam Scott!
I rewatched First Contact recently and it was awesome to recognize Adam Scott.
And then the Last Jedi happens.
Oh my god. Adam Scott from Parks and Rec was in fucking Star Trek? His voice sounded so similar when I rewatched this clip
They should have done the Holdo manoeuvre.
Back when Worf was still a badass...now he's prefers pacifism...😂😂
Nothing like a fresh cup of raktajino and a battle to the death to start your day. 👺
Me when a car cuts me off
Calling all ships! Shoot everywhere but the thingie that's shooting at us! Ah, finally the brains of this operation!