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* DisappearedDad: DisappearedDad:
** Riker had to raise himself from the age of 15 after his father lefthim. him.
** A brief exchange between Wesley and Worf alludes to both of their fathers having died when they were very young.
* DistinctionWithoutADifference: While [[MotorMouth talking Worf's ear off]] about the situation with Riker's father, Wesley replies to Worf saying "[he] never knew [his] father" by saying "and I didn't have a father long enough to know him", which amounts to the same thing.
** Riker had to raise himself from the age of 15 after his father left
** A brief exchange between Wesley and Worf alludes to both of their fathers having died when they were very young.
* DistinctionWithoutADifference: While [[MotorMouth talking Worf's ear off]] about the situation with Riker's father, Wesley replies to Worf saying "[he] never knew [his] father" by saying "and I didn't have a father long enough to know him", which amounts to the same thing.
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* TheFriendNobodyLikes: Geordi and Data repeatedly state that they don't want to risk getting Worf mad at them. They don't ''dislike'' Worf, far from it, but the Klingon's intimidating demeanor makes even his closest friends wary of incurring his anger.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Kyle Riker is a major egotist and a generally lousy father, but he's very charming and, as the episode proves, is, despite his parental shortcomings, proud of Will.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Kyle Riker is a major egotist and a generally lousy father, but he's very charming and, as the episode proves, is, despite his parental shortcomings, proud of Will.
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* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: Worf is unusually brooding and short-tempered, which Wesley picks up on, leading him to learn about Worf's irritation over not being able to perform his Rite of Ascension among other Klingons.
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* ParentsAsPeople: Kyle Riker is portrayed as a very flawed father, having left Will to look after himself at the age of fifteen and [[WantsAPrizeForBasicDecency getting annoyed that Will doesn't consider that good enough]], but he ultimately does truly love and take pride in his son, and his abandonment was motivated by the lingering pain of his wife's death.
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* WantsAPrizeForBasicDecency: While arguing with Will, Kyle Riker states that he "hung in there" for thirteen years after Will's mother died, treating the fact that he raised his son ''almost'' to adulthood before abandoning him as a special effort that Will has no right getting angry about.
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* TheCameo: John Tesh plays one of the holographic Klingons who jabs Worf with painsticks, seen to Worf's right in the picture above.
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* TestOfPain: The Rite of Ascension is a two-step ritual that formally recognizes a Klingon as a warrior. In the second step, the Klingon must demonstrate the depth of his inner strength by walking between eight warriors wielding painstiks, who deliver powerful jolts to the Klingon's torso while he expresses his most deeply-held feelings. Worf undergoes this step at the end of the episode (set up in the holodeck by the other bridge crew as a birthday present) since he hadn't had an opportunity to go through it at the time that a Klingon normally would.
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* TheCameo: John Tesh plays one of the holographic Klingons who jabs Worf with painsticks, seen to Worf's right in the picture above.
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* SoleSurvivor: Kyle Riker was the sole survivor when the starbase he was working on was attacked by the Tholians.
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'''Original air date:''' April 24, 1989
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* CallBack: Picard remembers how Riker manually docked into the station in the very first episode of the show.
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* CharacterizationMarchesOn: Picard recalls how sternly he treated Riker when they first met and admits that he regrets it. This sequence acknowledges how [[EarlyInstallmentWeirdness out of character]] that scene seems now and plays it off as CharacterDevelopment.
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In parallel, Riker and his father have agreed to settle their differences with a match of Anbo-jyutsu. In between rounds of combat, they express their feelings about each other and Riker's late mother. Eventually Riker realizes that Kyle is cheating. In fact, he's been cheating to defeat Riker since childhood to keep the boy motivated to get better. Riker finally accepts that his father does want the best for him, and they reconcile their differences.
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In parallel, Riker and his father have agreed to settle their differences with a match of Anbo-jyutsu.anbo-jyutsu. In between rounds of combat, they express their feelings about each other and Riker's late mother. Eventually Riker realizes that Kyle is cheating. In fact, he's been cheating to defeat Riker since childhood to keep the boy motivated to get better. Riker finally accepts that his father does want the best for him, and they reconcile their differences.
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* DuelsDecideEverything: Kyle Riker proposes he and his son settle their differences with an Anbo-jyutsu match.
* FantasticFightingStyle: Anbo-jyutsu, supposedly the "ultimate form of martial arts," is a duel fought with padded staves in a small circular arena, with the objective being to knock one's opponent out of the ring. The catch is that the contestants are blindfolded, and must locate their opponents using a beeping proximity sensor on the non-padded end of the staff. It's apparently Japanese in origin, given the name and Japanese that contestants shout during a match.
* FantasticFightingStyle: Anbo-jyutsu, supposedly the "ultimate form of martial arts," is a duel fought with padded staves in a small circular arena, with the objective being to knock one's opponent out of the ring. The catch is that the contestants are blindfolded, and must locate their opponents using a beeping proximity sensor on the non-padded end of the staff. It's apparently Japanese in origin, given the name and Japanese that contestants shout during a match.
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* DuelsDecideEverything: Kyle Riker proposes he and his son settle their differences with an Anbo-jyutsu anbo-jyutsu match.
* FantasticFightingStyle: Anbo-jyutsu, supposedly the "ultimate form of martial arts," is a duel fought with padded staves in a small circular arena, with the objective being to knock one's opponent out of the ring. The catch is that the contestants are blindfolded, and must locate their opponents using a beeping proximity sensor on the non-padded end of the staff. It's apparently Japanese inorigin, given the name and Japanese that contestants shout during a match.origin.
* FantasticFightingStyle: Anbo-jyutsu, supposedly the "ultimate form of martial arts," is a duel fought with padded staves in a small circular arena, with the objective being to knock one's opponent out of the ring. The catch is that the contestants are blindfolded, and must locate their opponents using a beeping proximity sensor on the non-padded end of the staff. It's apparently Japanese in
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* YouDidntAsk: Riker is annoyed to discover that Pulaski has never mentioned the fact that his father is an old flame of hers. She protests, "It was never a secret. It just didn't come up."
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The ''Enterprise'' has stopped off at a starbase to examine a glitch in the computer as well as conduct some staffing changes. Picard takes Riker aside and informs him that he's been offered a captaincy of the starship ''Aries'' to conduct a long-range investigation of a new intelligent species. Riker is conflicted about leaving the ''Enterprise'', even if it does mean his own command. He's further conflicted when he discovers that the mission briefing will be conducted by his estranged father, Kyle.
Riker receives his father coldly, and is even more offended when he discovers that he had a romantic relationship with Dr. Pulaski. Kyle makes an attempt to reconnect, but Riker has no interest, and Kyle quickly grows frustrated. The pair revert back to bickering and achieve no progress.
Meanewhile, Wesley notices that Worf has become more surely than usual with no apparent reason. He enlists Geordi and Data to find out the cause. Other than corroborating that something ''is'' amiss with the Klingon, they make no progress. Wesley eventually figures out that an important life event in Klingon culture is impending for Worf, but he has no one to conduct the ceremony with. Wesley enlists a few crew members and arranges the ceremony to be conducted in the holodeck. Troi lures Worf to the ceremony, where he undergoes the MachoMasochism expected of a Klingon warrior. Afterwards, Worf is exhausted but grateful.
Riker receives his father coldly, and is even more offended when he discovers that he had a romantic relationship with Dr. Pulaski. Kyle makes an attempt to reconnect, but Riker has no interest, and Kyle quickly grows frustrated. The pair revert back to bickering and achieve no progress.
Meanewhile, Wesley notices that Worf has become more surely than usual with no apparent reason. He enlists Geordi and Data to find out the cause. Other than corroborating that something ''is'' amiss with the Klingon, they make no progress. Wesley eventually figures out that an important life event in Klingon culture is impending for Worf, but he has no one to conduct the ceremony with. Wesley enlists a few crew members and arranges the ceremony to be conducted in the holodeck. Troi lures Worf to the ceremony, where he undergoes the MachoMasochism expected of a Klingon warrior. Afterwards, Worf is exhausted but grateful.
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The ''Enterprise'' has stopped off at a starbase to examine a glitch in the computer as well as conduct some staffing changes. Picard takes Riker aside and informs him that he's been offered a the captaincy of the starship ''Aries'' to conduct a long-range investigation of a new intelligent species. Riker is conflicted about leaving the ''Enterprise'', even if it does mean his own command. He's further conflicted when he discovers that the mission briefing will be conducted by his estranged father, Kyle.
Riker receives his fathercoldly, coldly and is even more offended when he discovers that he Kyle had a romantic relationship with Dr. Pulaski. Kyle makes an attempt to reconnect, but Riker has no interest, and Kyle quickly grows frustrated. The pair revert back to bickering and achieve no progress.
Meanewhile, Meanwhile, Wesley notices that Worf has become more surely surly than usual with for no apparent reason. He enlists Geordi and Data to find out the cause. Other than corroborating that something ''is'' amiss with the Klingon, they make no progress. Wesley eventually figures out that an important life event in Klingon culture is impending for Worf, but he has no one to conduct the ceremony with. Wesley enlists a few crew members as witnesses and arranges the ceremony to be conducted in the holodeck. Troi lures Worf to the ceremony, where he undergoes the MachoMasochism expected of a Klingon warrior. Afterwards, Worf is exhausted but grateful.
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The ''Enterprise'' has stopped off at a starbase to examine a glitch in the computer as well as conduct some staffing changes. Picard takes Riker is aside and informs him that he's been offered command a captaincy of the starship ''Aries'', but ''Aries'' to conduct a long-range investigation of a new intelligent species. Riker is conflicted about leaving the attaché officer sent to brief him on ''Enterprise'', even if it does mean his own command. He's further conflicted when he discovers that the ship's mission is briefing will be conducted by his estranged father. Meanwhile, father, Kyle.
Riker receives his father coldly, and is even more offended when he discovers that he had a romantic relationship with Dr. Pulaski. Kyle makes an attempt to reconnect, but Riker has no interest, and Kyle quickly grows frustrated. The pair revert back to bickering and achieve no progress.
Meanewhile, Wesley notices that Worf has become more surely than usual with no apparent reason. He enlists Geordi and Data to find out the cause. Other than corroborating that something ''is'' amiss with the Klingon, they make no progress. Wesley eventually figures out that an important life event in Klingon culture is impending for Worf, but he has no one to conduct the ceremony with. Wesley enlists a few crew members and arranges the ceremony to be conducted in the holodeck. Troi lures Worf to the ceremony, where he undergoes the MachoMasochism expected of a Klingon warrior. Afterwards, Worf ishaving personal issues exhausted but grateful.
In parallel, Riker and his father have agreed to settle their differences with a match of Anbo-jyutsu. In between rounds of combat, they express their feelings about each other and Riker's late mother. Eventually Riker realizes thatcan only be Kyle is cheating. In fact, he's been cheating to defeat Riker since childhood to keep the boy motivated to get better. Riker finally accepts that his father does want the best for him, and they reconcile their differences.
Troi and Pulaski lament that men need such macho pursuits to satisfy their primal instincts, but they admit that it's part of what makes men so exciting.
In the end, the glitch is resolved and Riker elects to remain in theKlingon way--with pain.''Enterprise'', where he feels he belongs.
Riker receives his father coldly, and is even more offended when he discovers that he had a romantic relationship with Dr. Pulaski. Kyle makes an attempt to reconnect, but Riker has no interest, and Kyle quickly grows frustrated. The pair revert back to bickering and achieve no progress.
Meanewhile, Wesley notices that Worf has become more surely than usual with no apparent reason. He enlists Geordi and Data to find out the cause. Other than corroborating that something ''is'' amiss with the Klingon, they make no progress. Wesley eventually figures out that an important life event in Klingon culture is impending for Worf, but he has no one to conduct the ceremony with. Wesley enlists a few crew members and arranges the ceremony to be conducted in the holodeck. Troi lures Worf to the ceremony, where he undergoes the MachoMasochism expected of a Klingon warrior. Afterwards, Worf is
In parallel, Riker and his father have agreed to settle their differences with a match of Anbo-jyutsu. In between rounds of combat, they express their feelings about each other and Riker's late mother. Eventually Riker realizes that
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* DisappearedDad: Riker had to raise himself from the age of 15 after his father left him.
* DisappearedDad: Riker had to raise himself from the age of 15 after his father left him.
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* FantasticFightingStyle: Anbo-jyutsu, supposedly the "ultimate form of martial arts," is a duel fought with padded staves in a small circular arena, with the objective being to knock one's opponent out of the ring. The catch is that the contestants are blindfolded, and must locate their opponents using a beeping proximity sensor on the non-padded end of the staff.
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* FantasticFightingStyle: Anbo-jyutsu, supposedly the "ultimate form of martial arts," is a duel fought with padded staves in a small circular arena, with the objective being to knock one's opponent out of the ring. The catch is that the contestants are blindfolded, and must locate their opponents using a beeping proximity sensor on the non-padded end of the staff. It's apparently Japanese in origin, given the name and Japanese that contestants shout during a match.
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** SoldiersAtTheRear: the ''Aries'' is in a sector of space that's obscure and far from the prestige mission of the ''Enterprise''.
* SoldiersAtTheRear: The ''Aries'' is being sent to an obscure sector of space, far from the prestige mission of the ''Enterprise''.
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* StatusQuoIsGod: The episode is about Riker considering taking a captaincy, which would necessitate him leaving the Enterprise. Show of hands, who was actually wondering if he'd accept it, especially in the middle of the season?
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* StatusQuoIsGod: The episode is about Riker considering taking a captaincy, which would necessitate him leaving the Enterprise. Show of hands, who was While the cast turnaround in the show to this point has been fairly high, there's really no risk that Riker will actually wondering if he'd accept it, especially leave.
* ThereAreNoTherapists: While Troi does finally start getting involved in themiddle latter half of the season?episode, it's odd that Wesley never considers going to Troi when he tries to figure out what's bothering Worf considering that that's her entire job. Ultimately, her only part is leading him to the ceremony.
* ThereAreNoTherapists: While Troi does finally start getting involved in the
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* BilingualBonus: The Anbo-jyutsu arena contains references to ''Manga/UruseiYatsura'', including the manga's title and the names of the main characters Ataru and Lum written in Japanese.
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* SoupIsMedicine: Dr Pulaski mentions that a flu patient will be cured with a hypospray that they'll get from another planet, plus some P.C.S., which means Pulaski's Chicken Soup.
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**SoldiersAtTheRear: the ''Aries'' is in a sector of space that's obscure and far from the prestige mission of the ''Enterprise''.
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* NewOldFlame: Kyle Riker and Dr. Pulaski were romantically involved at one point.
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* DecliningPromotion: Riker turns down a promotion to Captain so he can stay on the ''Enterprise''.
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* DeceasedParentsAreTheBest: Will Riker thinks his father should have died instead of his mother.
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* NumberTwo: Discussed. Picard notes how being second-in-command of the ''Enterprise'' grants Riker more prestige than captaining the ''Aries'' would, but that it also precludes him from running things in his own style and vision.
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* CallingTheOldManOut
* CryIntoChest: Deanna Troi cries in Will Riker's arms.
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CallingTheOldManOut: Riker strongly disagrees with his father's absentee parenting style after his mother died, and after treating him coldly the whole episode, finally lets his feelings out during their Anbo-jyutsu duel--exactly as his father planned.
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* MachoMasochism: What did you expectfor from a Klingon ceremony?ceremony? Worf must walk between two rows of (holographic) Klingons who are jabbing him with painsticks, while shouting out his determination to finish.
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* WithAllDueRespect: "...Data tries to get Worf to open up to him, only to be shut down quite firmly. Since he is Worf's superior officer, however, Worf manages to maintain a modicum of politeness.
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* CryIntoChest: Deanna Troi cries in Will Riker's arms.
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* {{Omniglot}}: Picard mentions that Riker's potential NumberTwo speaks 40 languages.
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* YourHeadAsplode: O'Brien tells Wesley a story about Klingon painsticks doing this to some poor critter.
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Riker is offered command of the starship ''Aries'', but the attaché officer sent to brief him on the ship's mission is his estranged father. Meanwhile, Worf is having personal issues that can only be resolved the Klingon way - with pain.pain.
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