#martok

Baseball jesus

Bi panic, M.D.

Trans worm

Irish suffering

Former Holocaust resistance leader

Constable oatmeal

Gay Lizard with secrets

Curiously tall child

Mr. Krabs

Mrs. Suffering

Mr. Krabs' brother, Autism Dad

Passive Aggressive Pope

Guy who reads too much Reddit

Mr. Krabs' nephew

War criminal who wants everyone to like him so bad

And who could forget such intriguing recurring characters like:

Emperor eyeballs

Lizard del ray

Depressed brother of Reddit guy

Mother in law everyone dreads

The IRS

cocktail waitress union girly

Clone of middle manager

Oatmeal antagonist

Favorite DS9 side characters

You know what's interesting about this bit of dialogue from "You're Cordially Invited..." is that while Martok is often depicted as the more cosmopolitan of the two (as well as sexually adventurous and generally more fun-loving), it's Worf calling Sirella xenophobic and Martok explicitly stating, "We [Klingons] don't embrace other cultures."

There's kind of a neat reversal with Martok holding this view and surrounding himself with relative xenophobes like Sirella and Drex while being very friendly and warm with the likes of Bashir and Sisko and even Tain and Garak, and Worf being more willing to surround himself with people from other cultures in practice, including his choice of past partners (Deanna, Jadzia), which fits with him having been raised by lovely human parents, while also being prone to xenophobic attitudes about various cultures he encounters (seen more often in TNG). He doesn't always practice what he preaches, but he knows xenophobia is not acceptable. Martok is more tolerant of others on an individual level, but doesn't embrace accepting others as a value. Oh, and Martok, you should've definitely warned Worf about Sirella’s opposition to the marriage before she showed up on the station.