Klingon

I'm like, "Ugh."

He has a very Klingon way of talking.

Right? Yeah.

Um, it's a little Arnold Schwarzenegger-ish, too.

Morning.

Or as we say in Klingon, [laughs] nugh-ney.

[laughs]

Is that how you pronounce it? [laughs]

Close enough.

How would you pronounce, you, can you say hello in Klingon?

No. No. Don't speak that one.

[laughs] That's, no, that's what it says here.

Take it away, Matt.

Una is mistaken for a resistance leader and drawn into a struggle against Klingon

occupation.

That pretty much says it all, don't you think? Although it does leave one element of this episode curiously missing.

I'm going to forgive them for saying, holy cow, do you look like an exact duplicate of this woman who just died? Yeah.

You can't have this episode be what it is without that happening.

So, OK, even her Klingon boss and her best friend resistance leader, both of them are just like, you're my friend, you're my underling.

And like, OK, fine.

However you want to feel about that, whether it's heaven or whatever, that's up to you.

But the soul of that person, like I am very much a Klingon when it comes to this.

Yeah, I know, I'm a nerd.

When a Klingon warrior dies, they don't give a shit about the body.

There's no burial.

There's no Star Trek where you see the Klingons mourning over this dead body, right? Except for they'll maybe scream for, I don't know, a minute, and that's about it.

After that, it's just an empty shell, and they're talking about the body.

the Katra or whatever the Vulcans would call it.

Moreover, Cure Station has been submitting formal requests for a Romulan ship to be stationed here for the better part of two years with nothing to show for it.

The Klingon Empire has at least shown an interest in moving this station's mission forward.

You expect me to believe the Klingon Empire cares what happens to Romulan citizens?

Emissary, with all due respect, what you or I believe is irrelevant.

But the facts don't lie.

The Klingons are here.

We're working with what we're given, and frankly, I find your demands hypocritical in light of what your government is unwilling to do.

The ship that transported you here has conveniently left, but could have been used to assist our efforts.

Somebody has

a Klingon.

And we're not talking about Star Trek aliens here.

This is somebody whose cousin has come to stay with them during college.

chest this morning.

Somebody has a Klingon.

And we're not talking about Star Trek aliens here.

This is somebody whose cousin has come to stay with them during college.

That's what it's going to be.

Like the ones that learn Klingon, they'll learn this.

Yes.

Like, my husband knows, like, Lord of the Rings.

goes, yeah.

And it's like, I didn't know we were the Klingons.

Because essentially humans, from this one little planet, from the point of view of most of the galaxy, has proceeded to smash multiple large empires and dominate them.

And so we're, they're kind of terrified.