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Can't really make my mind up on this one.

Watchable but a bit daft - isn't the Gamma quadrant bloody miles away from the Klingon homeworld?

Seemed a bit too convenient that Mr Honour above all things Worf would lie to someone and let them fall to their death to get hold of a ba'tleth :rolleyes:

I've always enjoyed this episode, and watching it again didn't change that. However, I'll agree that some of it did seem out of place - Worf's revelation about his dreams about Kahless telling him to lead the Klingons was an oh so convenient plot device to get him all worked up and fighty. :rolleyes:

One line I always love, though:
"And when they get to Worf's verse, they'll sing 'And Worf came along'..." :thumbsup:

Well, if they can justify having a Klingon ship tens of thousands of light years away in an episode of Voyager then I'm sure they can justify this somehow! Then again, it's is Voyager so anything goes :)

Usually I like Klingon episode,s but this was just dull, dull dull.

Still, it was a nice touch getting a Lethian (or whichever race it was) from last season's 'Distant Voices' in to steal Kor's memories...

No spoilers :thumbsup:

Meh, I'm not going to change my opinion of DS9's interpretation of Kor, even if they lever in his trademark "glorious".

The whole thing seemed a bit lame to me. The Sword of Kahless has been missing for ages and they find it so easily, then they turn on each other (where's Gollum?) yadda yadda yadda.

I really don't like the way Worf is being portrayed on DS9 at the moment, I hope they get him back to his normal self bloody quick <_<

Pretty much my opinion at this stage. Bit of a case of lazy writing imo - it's easier for them to add interest to the eps re Worf by ignoring how he was on TNG and putting conflict in in daft ways. It does get better though :shrug:

Exactly. Perhaps they were playing to fans of DS9 who hand't seen TNG :shrug:

I look forward to it. He's always been one of my favourite characters :)