• Actually half of these situations he's right. But maybe I'm biased cause I love Worf so much and both in TNG and DS9.

•   :D

• Is it weird that I know what episodes that most of these clips are from?

• That was one of the most brilliant things I've ever seen.  So. Funny.

• I think it's pretty normal to think that. I mean... I did

• They could''ve had thousands of Benjamin Siskos....but then their awesomeness would've been too much for the galaxy.

• Exactly. LIke when he says to Picard "is it right to go to war over a child?" Picard is so wrapped up in "rescuing" a human boy raised by aliens and Worf's the one to point out how crazy it is to drag this into open conflict. And when he tells Crusher they need to leave, she refuses and literally a minute later, she's kidnapped by terrorists. We need a counter video of that, showing how right Worf really is. Get cracking on it, TNG episode owners.

• The fact that he goes through this constantly and you never see him later saying, "I told you so, bitches," makes Worf a much better man than... um... everyone I've ever met. Poor Worf.

•  His angry, cocky, confused faces. I know those three cover a lot of ground, but he should mix it up with something else, too.

•  Every time anyone mentions Riker being a douche or leaning or sitting somewhere, this is what pops into my head: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lMHAZwR-BdQ

• I love the, "I recommend we go to yellow alert." Picard: (stare) "...Why?" Worf: (blank stare--- "Ho shit... That question was unforseen...") Picard: (still staring) "Explain." Worf: (I still got nothin'!) (more alarmed stare)

•  I want a compilation of Riker saying "RED ALERT, SHIELDS UP!"

• I can't decide which made me laugh harder, Smashy's nerdrage or arivalscientists's reply.

• The walk was his John Wayne impression.   Maybe the bad acting was, too?   I remember when the series first started and I was like, "This is the character I'm supposed to like most."  But he was always the blandest character imaginable.

• I recognized that some of these clips were from episodes of Worf turning out to be right.  I'd like to see a collection of scenes where Riker leans his body in one direction and lead his head the other while being all Commandy.

•  To be fair, would you trust the advice of a Security Chief who is always getting beaten up?

• I enjoyed the part where Worf was wrong.

•  "*Should I point out the Federation had access to cloning tech and could've just made an army to counter the Dominion's Jem'Hadar clones?" They already had a counter to the Jem'Hadar.  He was called Benjamin Sisko.

• He is NOT a Merry Man!

•  "Today IS a good day (for you) to die!"

• Yes, in some cases. The one about sending LaForge over to the retarded alien ship being a prime example. Worf was one of the few to actually suggest actions or even object to orders rather than butter Picard's ass. Also, Lwaxana was a fool not to tap that! Also, Picard used his position as a starfleet officer to effect political change on a planet on at least one occassion. Hypocrite. "Hey, you clone people, you'll take in these Irish luddites and have sex with them OR ELSE!"* *Should I point out the Federation had access to cloning tech and could've just made an army to counter the Dominion's Jem'Hadar clones?

• Yes, everything on the internet is racist. Now go hide under the bed until SOPA is passed and makes the internet sunshine, rainbows and wolwee-pops!

• Yeah, Worf is OBVIOUSLY right in a good number of the situations, and turns out to be right in many others.  I never understood Picard's unwillingness to at least RAISE the friggin' SHIELDS!

• "15 full minutes of Worf being wrong, getting told off, and getting flat out rejected by his crew mates." Correction: 15 minutes of Worf being RIGHT, getting told off, and getting flat out rejected by his crew mates.  In an awful lot of those situations, Worf's been entirely in the right, and if they listened to him the ship wouldn't have gotten in trouble.  And the thing is, even when it does turn out he was wrong, he's almost always wrong for the right reasons: something appears to be a threat, and Worf's idea is the most logical and sensible choice to deal with the situation.  Usually. Worf was the only sane man on the whole ship.

• So many of these are during the opening credits, they could not wait to hand it to Worf!

• How about Worf firing his phaser and missing every target.

• At least half of these situations end with Worf then fixing the Captain's mess.  

• Christ, after watching that video... I would've pretty much applauded Worf losing his shit and finally going postal on everyone on the bridge. "Tell me 'no' again, motherfuckers!!" STABBITY STAB STAB

• is this racist?

• Poor Worf, the Vegeta of Star Trek.

• "Screw you guys!  I'm going to Deep Space Nine!"

• He'll post them when he's ready Mr. Worf

• Jeez, has someone missed their tranquilizer today? ;) I know I have no hope in hell of winning this one so I can be very Zen this time..... 

• Part of the reason I could never get into this series. I caught maybe 12 episodes over the years. In each of the episodes, Deanna Troy looked at someone who was angry and sensed "anger", and Worf said something counter-productive and was ignored. At least Bones and Spock were sometimes surprising. Later series mixed it up more. TNG was hardest or the Star Treks to watch, at least for me.

•  I had this thought too. What does that say about me?

• god damn it you perverts are stealing the thoughts right out of my brain.....

• SEXUALLY OWNED! Three words: "Make is so."

• Spiritually owned? As in, higher beings challenging his worldview in soul-crushing ways? I'm talking Worf being a Merry Man.

• POST THE FUCKING CONTEST RESULTS BRICKEN

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