Star Trek IX - Insurrection - A British Tar

Captain Jean-Luc Picard and Worf are singing A British Tar from the operetta HMS Pinafore written by Gilbert and Sullivan.

[agp]

"Sing, Worf. Sing!"
That head shake tho.

He must protest, he is NOT a merry man.

[robertcornhole]

The fact that Worf doesn't know Gilbert & Sullivan but can sing along anyways indicates that he's got genuine musical talent.

[agentonyx]

I want the whole song with these 3 singing. I get this specific version stuck in my head all the time.

[McBlah]

I've always wondered, who the hell has the lyrics to HMS Pinafore queued up with only two buttons in a shuttlecraft? Is this the drama departments shuttle?

[GmodPlusWoW]

Funnily enough, The British Tar is a song that would be right up the street of opera-savvy Klingons. After all, it's about being ready for a fight.

[thebandit]

Klingon logic start singing when the words have Fighting involved

[Inthatgoodway]

lol Worf only joins in when the song talks about being ready for a punch

[MMuraseofSandvich]

Best part of the song: Worf shakes his head no, but joins in on "And his fist be ever ready for a knockdown blow", almost like he's like, "Ah, a warrior's song."

[deepashtray]

Witness the splendor and elegance of the mating ritual of high performance shuttlecraft, for the first time captured on video. Oh how exciting!

[Bigrignohio]

Picard: Sing Worf

Worf: <shakes head>

[PCCphoenix]

0:46--Picard calls up a "follow the bouncing ball" so that Worf can sing along...just classic!!!

[JACCO]

Picard’s expression in reaction to Worf’s comment is priceless. Such a perfect reaction to such a predictable and funny line.

I miss TNG.

[jaysonknightwing]

I can NEVER get enough of this scene. It cracks up so much.

[OhManTFE]

Picard presses like two buttons to bring up the album. Must have it on favourites. XD

[jamesivan]

Data: Processes millions of pieces of information every second. Analyzes all the available literature on parenting and on romance in matters of seconds (and when an android says "all", he means ALL). Runs multiple simultaneous intense calculations while kissing his girlfriend.

Also Data: Gets distracted by singing.

[bastian]

This scene always reminds me of one time in my highschool years, where me and some other boys would try how deep we could get with our voices and in one magical moment all three of us matched the same tone in incredible harmony. I will never forget this moment.

[casey]

I think my favourite part of this scene is that Picard keeps singing even after it's clear Data is no longer being distracted and is actively trying to shake off the docking clamp.

[dustinprewitt]

that look on Worf's face when asked to sing... AND that look on Picard's face when Worf fails to recognize Gilbert & Sullivan

[nathanielvashaw]

I'm not a huge fan of musicals, but this definitely makes me wonder what would Data be like in something like Phantom of the Opera.

[Tar-Numendil]

One of my favorite scenes in the whole movie.