Top five best DS9 episodes that aren't Duet or Pale Moonlight?
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Top five best DS9 episodes that aren't Duet or Pale Moonlight?
Top five best DS9 episodes that aren't Duet or Pale Moonlight?
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the one where Jake's played by the guy who plays Worf's brother and I never watched it because it was fricking boring but every other trek gay on the planet raves about it and how it made them cry.
That guy is Tony Todd, the Candyman. He's also in a bunch of other b-list horror movies.
i know who it was homosexual.
Every Jake-episode sucked. Weakest character on that show.
The setup and premise is kind of fun (seeing all the actors out of costume/makeup, playing different characters), but its just so fricking on the nose its painful and cringy.
I liked the one where he was being a “journalist,” but only for his interactions with garak, weyoun, and dukat. As it illustrates how dukat isn’t malevolent, that weyoun honesty and truthfully wants to sway every possible heart and mind, and garak will fricking rape/kill/eat you in an instant if he thinks there is any benefit. As only garak comes off as being dangerous in those interaction.
There was also an episode where Dr. Bashir and Jake have to volunteer on the front lines. Jake sees a lot of messed up shit while Julian is working as a field doctor. That one was okay, but I usually skip it/miss it on rewatches.
that's why that one was good though, kid jake wasn't even in it that much.
I'm going with the one where Sisko and Obrien get stuck on the planet with no technology, kind of a based take on the subject seeing as most of the colonists decide to remain in the end.
Nog episodes were pretty good too, rip.
You can hate all day long but that episode hits different when you're a young black kid watching it.
>daddy!
I wish Dukat was my Daddy
I remember watching that episode with my dad and he got pissed off because of how shit he thought it was. The only other Star Trek episode I've seen get that reaction out of him was 11:59 in Voyager.
Basically every Klingon and Ferengi episode. They actually fleshed out and did justice to both of them on DS9.
I also have a soft spot for the time travel episode where they go back to TOS with the tribbles.
Odo turns into a dog. When has Odo seen a dog before? I guess for the first time in that episode.
>you just know what kind of sex Odo and Kira has
I can't believe Bashir put a baby in Kira irl.
>when he goes inside her he really goes inside her
Odo already visited earth by that point. they were going to brief startfleet of the gamma quandrant situation in Past Tense
when odo and kira finally get together
I'VE GOT YOU UNDER MY SKIN
This episode
that episode is borrrrrring. sisko was an annoying black whining about shit
this episode was good until the stupidly meta last scene when he goes "what if WE are in a story written by people?"
It was based when Barclay did it in the last Moriarty episode of TNG though.
HIGHLY overrated. It's an okay episode, especially first half. I'll never understand the love.
>I'll never understand the love
Yes yo do.
Why do people rate this so highly? Do you have to be from Muttland to understand?
because it's REAL. Don't you understand?
I like this one but I'm not a fan of the episode that revisits this setting.
Yeah, it was fine for a one off, but I really don't get how overly in love the writers seemed to be with it. At least they were reined in a bit.
>racism is like bad and stuffs
Most overrated episode of Star Trek.
Our Man Bashir
Little Green Men
Trials and Tribble-ations
Far Beyond the Stars
Inter Arma Enim Silent Leges
Very good list.
>no Melora
frick off fatty
Riker is big boned and had a big boner when he kissed T'Misc in the last episode of ENT.
she was just a hologram and he was being creepy
I need help.
>Don't fricking help me.
I obviously need help
>Don't fricking help me!
I need help clearly.
>Don't fricking help me!!
I obviously need help im a worthless cripple!
>Don't fricking help me!!!
Yawn
Whenever anyone puts Trials and Tibble-ations on an episode list, I know to disregard it, because that episode is lowest-common-denominator garbage. Thanks!
>STOP LIKING THINGS!
autism
spotted the autist
Which show has higher highs? DS9 or TNG? I like In the Pale Moonlight more than Best of Both Words. Am I gay?
Magnificent Ferengi
Voyager
>I like In the Pale Moonlight more than Best of Both Words. Am I gay?
Epic turning point in a show long dominion war through questionable morality vs omg peecard was captured and riker wants a promotion and lame ass do nothing cliffhanger followed by we just put em to sleep and can undo borging now!
>peecard was captured and riker wants a promotion and lame ass do nothing cliffhanger followed by we just put em to sleep and can undo borging now!
Arguably the follow up episode to Best of Both Worlds, Family, was the better episode.
They kind shat all over it in Generations though, killing off his whole fricking family off screen in a fricking house fire in the 24th goddamn century.
Picard shat on family to be forgetting his brother existed and turning his comfy kin chateau into a repressed suicide den for his abusive mother who he irrational hates his father for. He literally gets magically sent by Q to see his dead father again and he calls him a beast. This is his only parent from the age 10+ he had no happy times with his father? What dreck.
TNG was able to explore philosophical ideas in a more intellectual and detached way. DS9 approaches the same ideas/concepts but presents them in a way that real people would approach them. Sisko knows what he and Garak did was wrong, but the alternative would be doing nothing and letting the Dominion rule the galaxy with an iron fist.
>I like In the Pale Moonlight more than Best of Both Words. Am I gay?
Probably. In the Pale Moonlight is very overrated and not nearly as 'le dark and edgy' as people make it out to be, and Best of Both Worlds is pretty good, especially a season finale (I remember watching it live and it was (1) pretty shocking and (2) crazy that we would need to wait half a year to see what happened.
I do think DS9 probably did have higher highs though - the takeback of the station was great and very kino. Also the real dark and edgy episode was For the Uniform where Sisko poisoned an entire inhabited planet (likely causing thousands of deaths and very clearly an actual war crime) out of spite against one Maquis officer. A shame that the series just then pretends in future episodes that everything was fine and that he wouldn't have been courtmarshaled and drawed up on charges or even questioned after the fact.
>Captain's log, supplemental. Resettlement efforts in the DMZ are underway. The Cardassian and Maquis colonists who were forced to abandon their homes will make new lives for themselves on the planets their counterparts evacuated. The balance in the region will be restored, though the situation remains far from stable.
They just traded planets. The humans went to the planet that was poisonous to Cardassians, and the Cardassians went to the planet that was poisonous to humans. No deaths.
That's what he says. If you think about the logistics involved in suddenly evacuating tens of thousands of people out of their homes and off planet all at once and immediately, you very quickly come to the conclusion that there is no realistic way that everyone would have been evacuated before suffering/dying from the poisoned atmosphere.
Even Worf pushed back against the order, which should tell you something about how wrong it was.
Imagine getting so worked up over an episode that you have to convince yourself that the episode is lying to you. If there were any deaths then they would have said so. They have enough spaceships and transporters that they are able to evacuate without deaths.
Imagine being such a Sisko-slurper that you're unable to recognize a war crime when you see one.
Moving the goalposts already? I never said it's not a crime, I'm just addressing YOUR claim that it was
>likely causing thousands of deaths
But if you're already giving up on that, then oh well.
No, not moving goalposts at all; they were very clearly established in my initial post:
>Also the real dark and edgy episode was For the Uniform where Sisko poisoned an entire inhabited planet (likely causing thousands of deaths and VERY CLEARLY AN ACTUAL WAR CRIME) [emphasis added]
RE the deaths, I think it's obvious to anyone who thinks about what is involved in evacuating a ton of people all at once and *after* the atmosphere has bee poisoned, but then if you want to believe that everything is hunky dory and that the Maquis had the coordination and infrastructure to evacuate an entire planet with no errors or issues or snags (despite what we see at the outset of the episode with poor and sick folks living in caves), then OK I guess. Whatever makes you happy.
Kek. You've got me there.
Tell me
1, the planet's population.
2, the number of starships used to evacuate.
3, the carrying capacity of those starships.
4, the amount of time needed for exposure to the toxin to have detrimental effects.
Then we can have a proper discussion about logistics and coordination and infrastructure.
The episode doesn't say that anybody died. If anybody had died then the episode would have said so. Your only argument is that the episode is lying to us, which is a sad and pathetic argument.
>If anybody had died then the episode would have said so.
why do you think that? Wouldn't that make it too easy to work out whether sisko was objectively correct instead of leaving this more interesting question?
You don't need to kill people in order for it to be an ethical dilemma. People can already spend decades debating whether or not Sisko is crossing a moral line just by evicting them from their homes.
Indeed, it is notable that forced relocation of a people counts as genocide under the real world UN definition.
The debate around that would be whether or not the Maquis constitute a separate national group. The Maquis say that they do, but the Federation says that they are still Federation citizens. From the Federation's point of view, it's just a police action against law-breaking criminals.
How could there be a war crime if there wasn't a war?
Its not a war crime as the Maquis are not state actors, they are terrorists and pirates as such they are not covered by conventions of war.
>remember watching it live and it was (1) pretty shocking and (2) crazy that we would need to wait half a year to see what happened.
Same, bro, same.
>Which show has higher highs?
i think TNG has higher highs, but also lower lows, overall, i think DS9 is a better show, as a lot more of it is enjoyable.
>Heart of Stone-Odo admits that he loves Kira but it's really that changeling b***h, also Nog joins Starfleet
>Civil Defense-ATTENTION BAJORAN WORKERS!
>Our Man Bashir-best overall trek episode for Bondgays
Improbable cause & The Die Is Cast
That episode where O'Brien does 20 years of hard prison time, but it's all in his mind and only takes five minutes of real time so nobody takes his very real PTSD seriously at all and he ends up beating his asiatic wife with a hyper spanner.
the episode where Obrien ends up acting like Kira's husband and gets angry when everyone points it out
That episode where Kira wakes up as a Cardassian.
Can you drink Odo? Also if Odo cums does he jizz semen or is it just like...himself?
>The Siege of AR-558
>Quark gets scared of the humans for once
>Nog gets his leg blown off by the Jem'Hadar
Nog's episode about PTSD from losing the leg is a much better episode than the one where he actually loses the leg.
They are inseparable for me. I watch them as a pair every time.
I don't have the names memorized but just from memory:
James Bond holosuite episode
The one where Sisko is unstuck in time and keeps showing up in his son's life every few years.
Baseball episode
The "is he actually dreaming all of this" episode where Sisko has a vision of himself as a man in the 60's
the one where they retake DS9 from Dukat.
Also all the various ferengi episodes, all of them are fun, Rom is MVP side character.
I memorized them for you.
Our Man Bashir
The Visitor
Take Me Out to the Holosuite
Far Beyond the Stars
Sacrifice of Angels
I agree 100%. Ziyal makes Riker's beard sad in comparison.
In no particular order:
Far Beyond the Stars
For the Uniform
Little Green Men
Past Tense
Trials and Tribble-ations
the first and second bizarro world episode and the one where odo keeps reliving his past on the station
S11E05 - Kira sits on anon's face for for 8 minutes and 46 seconds while anon repeatedly keeps trying to say that he cannot breathe.
Sacrifice of Angels
Improbable Cause/The Die is Cast
Necessary Evil
The Visitor
The Wire
The Wire is such a good fricking episode. That was the episode where I was like damn Garak got some acting chops.
imagine having a good friend and then realizing that he had an implant which turns pain into pleasure and actually he only hangs out with you because you're the worst person on the space station
I have a friend who does heroin and I'm pretty unpleasant to be around so I don't have to pretend.
Don't worry, your friend will be dead soon and then he won't be your problem anymore.
>I have a friend
a rearity in the star trek community
>Garak got some acting chops.
Garak was fricking incredible throughout the entire series.
Garak fought Dirty Harry back in the 70s.
>Garak fought Dirty Harry back in the 70s.
Wait, that was him? For some reason I though he was the crazy guy in Earthquake.
He also got killed by the guy who conjured Pinhead and then the guy starts wearing his skin. He's creepier than Pinhead too.
>appeared in a tvs series called Madame Columbo starring Captain Janeway
Kek
When the ferengi go back in time
Traumatized prison obrien
I really liked the genetically engineered virus episode
The federation outpost under jem’hadar attack
The odo noir episode in season 1
Way of the Warrior (Worf introduction)
By Inferno's Light (Worf kicks Jem Hadar ass)
Empok Nor (Garak goes slasher villain)
Homefront/Paradise Lost (Star Trek 9/11)
The Magnificent Ferengi (Quark & friends rescue his mom)
Little Green Men, Hard Time, The Quickening, The Siege of AR-558, A Man Alone?
At least she had the decency to NEVER be seen or mentioned ever again. Ditto for all the wheelchair ramps.
>the shows never really acknowledge his weabooship and show him as if he is an 'actual' klingon.
They don't literally say it, but pretty much every interaction Worf has with other Klingons shows that he takes the traditions way more seriously and most are just in it for the glory.
I liked it because it turned the tired trope of "doctor comes in and cures incurable disease in a week" on its head. Like, a planet full of doctors tried for generations, you're not going to fix it just because you have a fresh set of eyes. It also ended on a bittersweet note that the future children would be free of the disease, even if no one could be cured.
the episode where everyone around O'brien is acting weird so he escapes, but it turns out that he's a bomb clone and the real O'brien was captured
Beep-beep, get out of my way, unclaimed episodes coming through!
Whispers
The Begotten
Rocks and Shoals
It's Only a Paper Moon
The Changing Face of Evil
good stuff, the vic stuff might be a bit dated but paper moon is a great episode.
>the vic stuff might be a bit dated
Vic is part of basically all my favorite moments/events from DS9
My brother and I have been watching each series in quasi-chronological order, going enterprise > TOS (my first time watching it actually) > TNG > DS9. we finished DS9 last week or so and start voyager.
rewatching season 7 made me realize that I wish I could delete What You Leave Behind from existence and replace it with Badda-Bing Badda-Bang.
there's a few REALLY good episodes in the latter half of season 7 but the overall plot arc is a fricking dumpster fire.
The series built up Dukat as a misguided but not totally ridiculous villain and Sisko as a man assigned to be messiah but with very little faith of his own, and they throw that entirely out the window and end their arcs with a fistfight in a lava cave full of ghosts.
meanwhile BBBB is just fun and the musical number at the end feels like a great capstone to the series.
>Vic is part of basically all my favorite moments/events from DS9
you're basically bizzarro me
I almost never finished watching ds9 because the last series had too many vic's episodes
I also love the doctor from voyager, or really any time we see a quasi-sentient hologram. it's one of my favorite concepts for ST to play with.
I also would've preferred this ending
I REALLY love the Benny stuff, partly because I think Roddenberry is a literal biblical prophet
that sounds like pretty much every time sisko is on screen
Anybody else remember the scene when changeling bashir delivers a sandwich on a platter to Obrien and Jadzia and then it never comes up again? I think about that all the time.
he was killed while trying to blow the Bajoran sun
I'm talking about the sandwich
they reveal that bashir is a changling and the FIRST scene immediately afterwards is fake bashir delivering a sandwich on a platter
>LEAVE THE SANDWICH ALONE
Sometimes a sandwich is just a sandwich.
nobody delivers a sandwich on a platter
it's fricking insane
Well that's how you know he's a changeling.
imagine you get replaced by a changeling for two months and nobody notices, not even your best friend
He was imitating Bashir's signature showmanship even for small things.
Comes the Inquisitor
The Deconstruction of Falling Stars
War Without End (Parts 1 and 2)
And the Rock Cried Out, No Hiding Place
Convictions
This is a purple thread, you want the green thread.
purple and green are both fine
The aliens in Star Trek should be more colorful like Namekians.
I know some dumb dirty d-words who would kill you for that statement.
For me, it's the episode where Quark kills a Klingon at his bar and inherits his wife or whatever it was. I'm in it for the aliens and small side story world building
DS9 did such a great job of making the Ferengi feel real. They care so much about profit because it's not only how they measure the quality of a man, but also is sacred to them. It's also great how the idea of woman's suffrage is painted through the realisation that they aren't being exploited enough.
I forget where I read it, maybe some STO page, but apparently Nog used Ferengi bargaining skills to break the Kobayashi Maru simulation. That's a great application, its a shame we don't see a lot of Ferengi charisma outside of Quark.
I like Nog, but he shouldn't break the Kobayashi Maru. Nobody should break it after the original breakage. Each time it gets broken, its value is cheapened.
I think it works in the context of Nog being the first Ferengi. His approach would be unique amongst the other applicants. It also shows that Ferengi would actually have skills that would be useful in Starfleet and fits his character too. Who else has broken it, anyway? Kirk cheated so I wouldn't count that.
It's a large chunk of fan wank but that seems like a legit one in that no one in Starfleet would ever think of doing that in the test.
the ferengi are probably the most well fleshed-out alien race ever put to television. Their clothes, mannerisms, cultural artifacts—everything is so cohesive.
>Ctrl-f Whispers
>only 1 result
I am DISSATISFIED
There is also
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Rom is such a great character
The episode where Rom starts a union and quotes Marx...I'm amazed that made it to air.
Trials and tribbleations
Necessary Evil
Apocalypse Rising
Life support
Waltz
The Visitor
By Inferno's Light
Wrongs Darker Than Death or Night
In the Cards
The Changing Face of Evil
Is anybody bothered by Worf?
My gripe is that he's adopted and completely raised by 2 russians on earth. Completely soaked in human culture. And suddenly when he's grown up he's cosplaying as a Klingon. It doesn't make any sense for him to embrace that culture and constantly say 'as a Klingon, bla bla blah'.
I like Worf because he has feminine sensibilities about relationships while still being masculine.
It's actually fairly accurate for 1st generation diaspora immigrants.
He read about Klingons on Federation Wikipedia and became a Klingaboo. It's the same as early Cinemaphileners who worshipped Japan.
his entire life is just an identity crisis
You're all right I guess.
Maybe what bothers me is that the shows never really acknowledge his weabooship and show him as if he is an 'actual' klingon.
Klingons are pretty dishonorable and backstabbing in practice. Worf seems to be the only one that actually thinks the written texts about honor are true.
>Klingons are pretty dishonorable and backstabbing in practice. Worf seems to be the only one that actually thinks the written texts about honor are true.
At some point in the writers' room, this became intentional.
It does make sense because he was old enough to have some sense of Klingon identity before he was adopted. He became a Klingon weeabo by reading Federation literature about them without really understanding them. A Klingon laughing was a foreign concept to him until he met other Klingons as an adult.
part of worf's character is that he tries so hard to be a real klingon that he ends up isolating himself culturally from actual klingons.
he has immersed himself in the myths, legends and philosophies while a lot of klingons throughout the franchise are drunken space bikers.
Worf sucks. Just a giant punching bag and a joke
That's why I like Worf, him trying to be his image of the idealized Klingon but being so out of touch with what a contemporary Klingon is actually like is both interesting and it makes for good moments of levity. One thing I hate is that episode where he goes to Risa, or maybe it was some other pleasure planet, and he says the reason he's so serious is because he accidentally hurt some kid when he was young. Him doing it because it's how he pictures Klingons in myth and story is much more interesting, and how I always took his behavior before then.
Profit and Lace
Seasons 1 and 2 had some entertaining moments, despite being shit overall.
Homefront/Paradise Lost
Hippocratic Oath
cant think of the name but one where Bashir thinks he can cure a disease but fails. But does create a vax
The Quickening
there we go. Might go watch it now
The Quickening, not to be confused with personal finance management software.
oh yea and Visionary
The Quickening was super sad and fricked up. It's one of the few episodes, outside of season 1, that I try to avoid. After that, I think Section 31 was right to try to genocide the Founders.
I like that episode too, one of the first episodes to make Bashir a likable character and not an annoying beta
way of the warrior
past tense
Despite being insultingly un trek-like, the Past Tense two-parter are some of my favorite Star Trek episodes.
i like how it predicted the future. We are turning into that episode
That episode where Quark and Odo are stuck on a cold planet and survive because of how much they hate each other was choice
that's a good one
The ascent
The sound of her voice is also kino
Odo an turn coat wayoun episode too
LOSER! FACIST!
great episode, love that it was preceded by the episode where Odo, Sisko, Dax, and Garak get trapped in the Link. Odo suffered almost as much as Obrien when you think about it.
Every episode with Sloane. I just realized now that ds9 Is a very mediocre series, held by like 4-5 actors while the rest is just annoying background noise
Literally every episodes with Jeffrey Combs as brunt. Surprise to no one, they're all Quark episodes.
Jeffrey Combs as a Vorta = Jeffrey Combs as an Andorian > Jeffrey Combs as a Ferengi > Jeffrey Combs as a gladiator ring manager
All < Combs as a murderous computer
The Magnificent Ferengi
Field of fire, die is cast, The Darkness and the Light, siege of Ar 558, business as usual for the scene ‘if one little light went out’ moment
Civil defence
-the one where nog gets his leg blowed off
-the one where odo gets solified
-the one where o'brien's daughter becomes a caveman
-little green men
-past tense (I'll count them both as one)
>the one where o'brien's daughter becomes a caveman
That one is hilarious. The original plan was for there to be a primitive civilization there for her to grow up in. That was cut for budget reasons she just grew up alone on some planet. Then O'Brien decides it would be better to just abandon her there again rather than let her live on some Federation research station, which must be similar to gulags apparently.
>rather than let her live on some Federation research station, which must be similar to gulags apparently.
Not just any research station. Starbase 80.
Data was also adamant that his daughter wasn't sent to such a place. Must be a fate worse than death.
It's got, like, one run down Panera.
there is not a single bad episode where a cardassian shows up on screen
alternatively,
there is not a single bad o'brien episode
Didn't a Cardassian show up in that three or four parter at the beginning of S2 which was about Vedeks and stupid shit? Those episodes were pretty bad.
Cool it with the anti-bajoran remarks.
the last episode is easily the worst episode in the series, and its centered around dukat becoming an evil space god.
WHAT THE FRICK!
BOOM
Why is there only one dedicated resort planet?
I'm sure I heard of at least one other
Do the other planets not allow anonymous sex with strangers?
I remember a different one being brought up when Worf and Jadzia are talking about where to go on their honeymoon
There is at least one other, but it is inferior to Risa
Because you really don't need them in a galaxy with widely available holodeck tech.
Why would you need more than one planet full of bawds? That's a lot of bawds.
People don't need a second one.
I'm surprised Risa isn't a biological hellscape of STDs with how much jamaharon goes on
why is that surprising? they can cure basically every transmittable disease
The one where Kira goes all Man in a Glass Booth on a Cardie
The one where Jake becomes Candyman
The one with Iggy Pop
The one where it turns out Garak is the son of Cardassian Lavrenti Beria
The one where Sisko writes schlock sf in the 50s
The baseball card episode is one of my favorites. Peak comfy.
>it's a Nog takes down moronic Federation economics episode
The river provides.
I thought genetic engineering was banned and super people resistant to herpes were outlawed in Star Trek.
Magnifcent ferengi all day
>When Quark comforts Odo after he realizes he was actually in love with Kira and tarshed his room.
>I'm just trying to keep to the essentials, Major.
Is Bashir or Garak the top?
It's obviously the "I'll carry you Mister Odo" episode.
my sadkino eps:
-the visitor
-the begotten
-crossfire
-ties of blood and water
-sons of mogh
idk if favorite, but all emotional episodes that handle the turmoil beautifully imo.
What's the best episode of each series? I haven't watched all of them so I don't know.
Tos: the omega flory
Tas: the slaver weapon
Tng: data's day
Ds9: the magnificent ferengi (the great river episode is a close second)
Voy: Body and Soul
Ent: carbon creek
Std: don't know
Ld: wej duj
Pro: time amok
Snw: spock amok
Short treks : the Tribble one
There's many contenders but from the top of my head:
>TOS: Balance of Terror
>TNG: The Inner Light
>DS9: In the Pale Moonlight
>Voy: Year of Hell
>Ent: Damage
TOS - "City on the edge of forever"
TNG I'd go with "Q Who" Though the "Inner Light" was brilliant too.
DS9 I'd say its "In the Pale Moonlight"
VOY probably Message in a Bottle
ENT - never watched it
STD - the second episode of season 3, largely because burnham was absent for it despite everyone going 'Wheres poochie?' far too often
Hispanic - Dunno
Watch Mojo-tier answers
Are you so contrarian that you dislike the best episodes in star trek?
For me it's
>TOS: A Taste of Armageddon
>TNG: Tapestry
>DS9: Treachery, Faith and the Great River
>Voyager: Living Witness
>Enterprise: Cogenitor
my favorite Voyager eps is probably Shattered or Blink of and Eye....Or Living Witness.
Necessary Evil
The Wire
Civil Defense
Improbable Cause/Die is Cast
Indiscretion
Our Man Bashir
Hard Time
For the Uniform
Rocks and Shoals
Inquisition
Treachery, Faith and the Great River
The Siege of AR-558
Inter Arma Enim Silent Leges
I hate bajorans and that neurotic whiney b***h
Everyone hated the bajorans. Its why they had to make Dukat a nutjob satanist for seasons 6 & 7.
I'm pretty sure he was always planned to be the anti-emissary, anon.
I'm willing to look past Kira being annoying af because Mirror Universe Kira is the hottest woman in any ST series
the one where bashir and o'brien get shrunk and enter the computer
i like the episode when they falseflagged the romulans and sissyco bix nood whined about it being a success to the suit maker and suit maker called him on his bullshit.
I wish he hit him back but the suit maker is a respectable man that values rank
OP specifically asked about not that episode
i've only seen the episode where the potato guy has to live out and entire life sentence in like a day and then he tries to kill himself
>the potato guy has to live out and entire life sentence
He got released on a peel.
Why is this cozy thread being ruined?
Just ignore and let starfleet security know.
It's a trek thread. It started out ruined.
What kind of sandwich was it? Club? Where I live we put fries on the pastrami sandwich.
I'll find the fricking sandwich
give me a few minutes
it's S5E14 35:00 in
The offending article.
That's thoughtful of him.
This is immediately after they reveal bashir has been replaced—there's still the evil reveal music playing. And they never come up again.
I guess an evil sandwich tastes the same as a regular one.
What was the episode where Sisko dunks on aliens and tells them to frick off?
I dunno what episode it was but I liked it when some of our wacky cast of characters were in that Dominion prison and Worf had to do MMA with the Jem'hadar.
2 parter where the shapeshifters are on earth
3 parter with the circle on bajor with major Rawls the wire as bajoran
Any black Jesus episode with sisko because he’s either super into it or super NOT into it
House of qwark
Take me out to the holodeck
Any episode with Jeffery combs
Waltz the dukat sisko talk on the rock
Any garak episode obligatory
Rom starting a union
Jadzia trying to frick her exwife from a past life
Most of the ferengi episodes
O’brien getting sexually harassed by that spoonhead b***h while black jesus shit triggers sisko
>Garak's smile
He and Dukat were the best on the show.