Watching that TNG episode where they find the human living with the Talarians

[conuly]

And they're doing this whole song and dance about "how can this be?" and "how can he consider himself Talarian?" and "of course that person isn't his real father, that's clearly unacceptable!" and I'm thinking - Worf is, like, right there, although it seems nobody bothered to give him hardly any lines this ep, so he has no chance to express his opinion on this subject. Which is a pity, because I'm sure it'd be a lot more entertaining than Picard having the eternal "Your music sucks!" conversation with the younger generation. (Worf would probably have had that conversation too, I guess. But it would have been interesting!)

Comments

[andrewducker]

Yeah. That would have been an interesting one.

We just watched the similar episode with the Cardassian child adopted by Bajorans on DS9. Sadly, no Worf there either :-)

[conuly]

Have you ever read the DS9 book written about that kid's life? The Never-Ending Sacrifice. Actually a really good book.

[andrewducker]

I haven't. I shall take a look when we've finished the series!