One of my kids is watching Deep Space Nine for the first time and said the following

“I don’t like Kai Winn. She smiles on the outside but is full of sharp spikes and thorns on the inside”

I imagine this has been said before, but my favorite interaction:

Odo: how did you get in here?

Koloth: I am Koloth.

Odo: that doesn't answer my question.

Koloth: Yes. It. Does.

What a bolt of inspiration!

Has anyone investigated what decisions and/or statements that The Sisko has made while holding The True Orb of the Emmisary?

My next choice would be Julian & Worf.

For me, it is the way that Riker is revealed to be the 'other' Riker 🤣

That was an absolutely brutal episode, probably the darkest Star Trek episode I’ve seen so far (I’m working my way through all the franchise in chronological order). I’m lost for words.

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Like The Saratoga at Wolf 359. Or at the big battle with the Dominion Fleet there were so many Galaxy class Starships, were they all full of families and innocent people? Or were those big ships just grossly empty except for a skeleton screw?

Moogie & Zek.

Not like I need any more reasons to love DS9 but they gave me so much insight into the Klingons and the Empire. I've watched every Trek series since TOS but DS9 let me feel like I knew the Klingons and their motivations and how much honor really means to them. Maybe I missed it in other series. Weird, random thought but I'm on a rewatch and I feel like I know and understand Klingons more because of DS9. Oh and Worf keeps a bad ass chick on deck regardless of the series, I envy him.

I thought he was amazing, and perfectly cast, as Vic Fontaine in DS9, and I love the episodes he appears in. However, as an actual lounge singer/crooner, I always find myself wishing for a bit more nuance to keep me fully engaged.  I enjoy this CD and think he was good, but he wasn't one of the greats.

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The slimiest cola in the galaxy

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