Trek Tuesday, September 21st, 2010
10 PM Eastern - 7 PM Pacific
“Are you my Father?”
“…Yes.”
You can watch the episode on YouTube
And here Worf shows he’s a wuss. 
Ruh-roh, how does child support work on Q’onoS? :rolleyes:
The Tholians! Shame we never saw them on TNG. 
Hooray! Picard is the Klingon Emperor! 
Yeah, really not up for solo-frakking tonight.
I guess we’ll reschedule these. Or just skip them.
Sorry mate. I had a work thing tonite.
It’s probably not worth the hassle to reschedule them, so let’s just skip these and go on to the next ones next week.
Sorry, Badger. I was working.
I was planning on frakkin these probably sometime on Saturday or Sunday.
No worries, guys. Just too tired to watch by myself. Particularly since I don’t especially enjoy this episode.
Watching on the weekend might work for me. We’ll see as the week progresses.
Wow! Tuesday already. Um, wait.
- foreboding music*
“We’re investigating radiation anomalies.”
shiver
you started early, mr. 'talos!
This one makes me teary sometimes… fair warning
K’Ehleyr.
swoon
Nope. On the hour.
Yesterday did feel a bit Monday around the edges, now that you mention it. :rolleyes:
This is the first episode of Star Trek written by Brannon Braga, and the first writing collaboration between Braga and Ronald D. Moore. Braga referred to writing the episode as an “illuminating, exhilarating” experience.
Yeah. I bet, you hack.
I’m sorry. I’m sorry.
“Not even a bite on the cheek.”
grrrr
“Suddenly, it all became clear to me. I am Shiva, destroyer of Trek.” :eek:
Sure, just dump the feral Klingon kid in the middle of some human kids. That should turn out well.
Michael Piller commented, “I killed K’Ehleyr. The original idea was about Worf’s kid and bringing K’Ehleyr back, who was having a relationship with Duras. But when we started talking about how to make the story work, I’m the one who said she should die…You wanted to get to a place where Worf was going to take Duras apart, and there’s no real good reason for him to do it unless she dies…he had it coming.”
I love Michael Piller the more and more I read Memory Alpha.
So sad he is gone.