"Once More Unto the Breach" is an episode from the seventh season of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. The title is taken from one of the more famous speeches in Shakespeare's play Henry V. The episode has an average rating of 4.3/5 on the official Star Trek website (as of August 20, 2007). Kor comes to DS9 to ask Worf for a favor. Kor claims he has no influence within the Klingon Empire anymore and frets that he will die of old age, far away from...
Martok is saying he hopes Kor understands what he is doing.
Kor is telling Worf that he looks forward to seeing him at the gates of Kling...
Darok is saying the young often forget the past for the promise of future glo...
Darok is reminiscing about the old days. It all sounds pretty reasonable to me.
Kor is telling Worf that he misses the simplicity of the old days.
Martok is asking Worf how they are supposed to execute the plan that he has j...
Worf is saying that a friend wouldn't have put Kor in a position to be embarr...
Martok is telling Kor that he should say something to the question that he ha...
Martok is asking if they have any respect for Kor......sarcastically of course.
Martok is saying sarcastically that there is no way that Kor could possibly b...
Dax is telling Quark that he's a real sweetheart. She must be high. Or drunk...
Dax is telling Quark that she appreciates what he just said to her.
Quark is telling Dax that she should try to find someone who is willing to pu...
Quark is telling Dax that he is going to speak up about her feelings for Worf.
Kor is saying the Federation will rue the day they challenged the Klingons.
Martok is giving the command to get the ship to leave the area.
Darok is telling Kor to forgive the ignorance of the younger generation.
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