They did kind of just gloss over the fact Worf was still a Starfleet officer when he assassinated the head of the Klingon Empire.
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Maybe of there was a 8th season there would have been time, but they were running out at that point.
He still did better than Sisko by not poisoning entire planets for personal vendetta, and Starfleet was fine with that.
Also, Section 31 has apparently been around for 300 years at this point, so Roddenberry's utopia arguably never existed.
Worf has dual citizenship and is Klingon nobility, which comes with political duties. So long as he's off the clock and the Empire doesn't get upset about it, he gets a lot of leeway.
Yeah when the communicator badge comes off, it's killing time. When you see Worf without the badge on, best be getting to your quarters and locking the door.
Yeah well Worf was the one who made that guy the lead of the Klingon Empire years earlier... by killing some other guy.
And get accused of cheating when using her 4D temporal chess moves…
I still don't like Janeway, but yes, FUCK Worf. He's a fuckin fascist petaQ. Remember when his hot girlfriend took him to a sex planet and he reacted by doing some right wing eco terrorism? Remember when he did a war crime and was only let off on a technicality? Worf is a stain on Starfleet AND Klingon honor.
He's so full of shit he need prune juice to extrude it
Yeah but he's the second funniest character in all of Star Trek.
I never knew people didn't like Janeway.
I took it as a bit, just something to talk about on the internets. You know, the captain that came to drink coffee & kill Tuvix, but quickly ran out of both so she committed some temporal crimes to take the edge off.
Overall a great captain imho.
She was an asshole to Jeri Ryan throughout the Seven of Nine half of the series. She took all her rage at the show’s reversal of ratings fortune out on an actress who was just doing her best.
Janeway did none of those things
To be fair, murder is how klingons court
Nah, even if killing Tuvix somehow wouldn't have been the need of the many (which it was), murdering it was still the right thing to do - even if it wouldn't net out Tuvok, Neelix, and a flower.
Idk why it took her all episode to do it.
I think you're going to have to explain your reasoning on that one.
(I don't actually have much of a personal opinion either way, it's just that I usually see a lot of posts supporting Tuvix & I try to provide a vector for discussion & interaction. It's just fiction, it's fun debating, the available data is very limited, and the choice in the show a deliberately a though one.)
Bcs I wanted the orchid back, it didn't deserve to suffer other of personalities.
Not separating them means killing both Tuvok and Neelix. Separating them means killing Tuvix. Killing one person to save the lives of two people means prioritizing the needs of two over the needs of one.
And drink coffee while doing it