No edit summary |
mNo edit summary |
||
| Line 3: | Line 3: | ||
'''Ch'Pok''' (played by [[Ron Canada]]) was a [[Klingon]] [[advocate]] who prosecuted an extradition hearing on Deep Space Nine to have [[Lieutenant Commander]] [[Worf]] extradited to [[Qo'nos]] after he apparently destroyed a Klingon civilian [[ship]] and killing all its passengers. Ch'Pok seemed to prove that Worf was full of bloodlust and would knowingly attack an unarmed opponent. He infuriated Worf by accusing him of killing innocent people to prove himself a true Klingon. At first Worf denied that he would do such a thing, but angered and feeling that his honor had been questioned he attacked Ch'Pok. Ch'Pok had provoked him into an attack on an unarmed opponent. Satisfied, Ch'Pok rested his case. |
'''Ch'Pok''' (played by [[Ron Canada]]) was a [[Klingon]] [[advocate]] who prosecuted an extradition hearing on Deep Space Nine to have [[Lieutenant Commander]] [[Worf]] extradited to [[Qo'nos]] after he apparently destroyed a Klingon civilian [[ship]] and killing all its passengers. Ch'Pok seemed to prove that Worf was full of bloodlust and would knowingly attack an unarmed opponent. He infuriated Worf by accusing him of killing innocent people to prove himself a true Klingon. At first Worf denied that he would do such a thing, but angered and feeling that his honor had been questioned he attacked Ch'Pok. Ch'Pok had provoked him into an attack on an unarmed opponent. Satisfied, Ch'Pok rested his case. |
||
| − | The ship was later determined to have been empty. All the passengers supposedly killed were killed aboard a vessel that crashed a few months earlier. Sisko forced Ch'Pok to admit that the entire affair was staged to discredit Worf and was part of a elaborate Klingon plot to stop the [[Federation]] from escorting [[Cardassian freighter]]s. |
+ | The ship was later determined to have been empty. All the passengers supposedly killed were killed aboard a vessel that crashed a few months earlier. Sisko forced Ch'Pok to admit that the entire affair was staged to discredit Worf and was part of a elaborate Klingon plot to stop the [[Federation]] from escorting [[Cardassian freighter]]s. [[DS9]]: "[[Rules of Engagement]]") |
| − | DS9]]: "[[Rules of Engagement]]") |
||
In [[2374]], Ch'Pok's son [[Katogh]] joined the crew of the [[IKS Rotarran|IKS ''Rotarran'']]. ([[DS9]]: "[[Sons and Daughters]]") |
In [[2374]], Ch'Pok's son [[Katogh]] joined the crew of the [[IKS Rotarran|IKS ''Rotarran'']]. ([[DS9]]: "[[Sons and Daughters]]") |
||
Revision as of 07:15, 27 August 2006
Ch'Pok.
Ch'Pok (played by Ron Canada) was a Klingon advocate who prosecuted an extradition hearing on Deep Space Nine to have Lieutenant Commander Worf extradited to Qo'nos after he apparently destroyed a Klingon civilian ship and killing all its passengers. Ch'Pok seemed to prove that Worf was full of bloodlust and would knowingly attack an unarmed opponent. He infuriated Worf by accusing him of killing innocent people to prove himself a true Klingon. At first Worf denied that he would do such a thing, but angered and feeling that his honor had been questioned he attacked Ch'Pok. Ch'Pok had provoked him into an attack on an unarmed opponent. Satisfied, Ch'Pok rested his case.
The ship was later determined to have been empty. All the passengers supposedly killed were killed aboard a vessel that crashed a few months earlier. Sisko forced Ch'Pok to admit that the entire affair was staged to discredit Worf and was part of a elaborate Klingon plot to stop the Federation from escorting Cardassian freighters. DS9: "Rules of Engagement")
In 2374, Ch'Pok's son Katogh joined the crew of the IKS Rotarran. (DS9: "Sons and Daughters")
- Since both "Rules of Engagement" and "Sons and Daughters" were written by Bradley Thompson and David Weddle, it seems certain that Katogh is Ch'Pok's son.