Anyone else on here from Deep Space 9? LOL
So I see Kira and Gerek..
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Haha! Man I LOVE that show! Best character on there is Quark.
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Oh man haven't seen that in years. Yep, call me a nerd but just about every S/T series made was excellent. Always watched them back in the day.
I'm a big Trekie.
Originally Posted By: jrenkas
Anyone else on here from Deep Space 9? LOL
You misspelled it.
Anyone else on here from Deep Space 9? LOL
You misspelled it.
Originally Posted By: jrenkas
I'm a big Trekie.
So, wasGerek Garak really a spy?
I'm a big Trekie.
So, was
Originally Posted By: Pablo
So, wasGerek Garak really a spy?
Of course not. He was just a tailor.
So, was
Of course not. He was just a tailor.
Originally Posted By: dkryan
Originally Posted By: Garak
Originally Posted By: Pablo
So, wasGerek Garak really a spy?
Of course not. He was just a tailor.
And Cardassians are peace loving people.
Exactly. I'm glad we agree on this.
Originally Posted By: Garak
Originally Posted By: Pablo
So, was
Of course not. He was just a tailor.
And Cardassians are peace loving people.
Exactly. I'm glad we agree on this.
I was being sarcastic, Garak.
You know, about as sarcastic as that "peace loving" Gul Dukat.
Besides, the Bajorans would have a different viewpoint of a Cardassian's definition of "peace."
If one wants "enlightment," it's better to seek that from Quark.
You know, about as sarcastic as that "peace loving" Gul Dukat.
Besides, the Bajorans would have a different viewpoint of a Cardassian's definition of "peace."
If one wants "enlightment," it's better to seek that from Quark.
Originally Posted By: dkryan
I was being sarcastic, Garak.
You know, about as sarcastic as that "peace loving" Gul Dukat.
Perhaps Dukat was just a bit misguided.
I was being sarcastic, Garak.
You know, about as sarcastic as that "peace loving" Gul Dukat.
Perhaps Dukat was just a bit misguided.
Originally Posted By: dkryan
Perhaps.
Well, at least that's what he claimed. Don't you believe his expressions of regret?
Perhaps.
Well, at least that's what he claimed. Don't you believe his expressions of regret?
I always thought Major Kira should have worn fewer clothes, or gone undercover as a green Orion slave girl.
Unfortunately I never got to see the show on a regular basis; my local outlet kept moving its time slot. From everything I've heard, it was the most richly developed of all the "Trek" franchises, even dealing with interstellar war, something the other series shied away from. Wasn't there also at least one episode where they revisited the "Mirror, Mirror" universe, the one with the evil Empire of Earth, but 75 years after Kirk and Spock?
On the main promenade of the station, I understand, there's an in-joke sign visible in a number of episodes: "Del Floria's Tailor Shop." That was the agents' entrance to the headquarters in "The Man from U.N.C.L.E." series in the Sixties, and a nod to Peter Allan Fields, a writer/producer on "Deep Space Nine." Fields, you see, got his start writing for U.N.C.L.E. back in 1965, and was one of the three top writers for the show.
Unfortunately I never got to see the show on a regular basis; my local outlet kept moving its time slot. From everything I've heard, it was the most richly developed of all the "Trek" franchises, even dealing with interstellar war, something the other series shied away from. Wasn't there also at least one episode where they revisited the "Mirror, Mirror" universe, the one with the evil Empire of Earth, but 75 years after Kirk and Spock?
On the main promenade of the station, I understand, there's an in-joke sign visible in a number of episodes: "Del Floria's Tailor Shop." That was the agents' entrance to the headquarters in "The Man from U.N.C.L.E." series in the Sixties, and a nod to Peter Allan Fields, a writer/producer on "Deep Space Nine." Fields, you see, got his start writing for U.N.C.L.E. back in 1965, and was one of the three top writers for the show.
Originally Posted By: Benzadmiral
I always thought Major Kira should have worn fewer clothes, or gone undercover as a green Orion slave girl.
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Originally Posted By: Benzadmiral
On the main promenade of the station, I understand, there's an in-joke sign visible in a number of episodes: "Del Floria's Tailor Shop." That was the agents' entrance to the headquarters in "The Man from U.N.C.L.E." series in the Sixties, and a nod to Peter Allan Fields, a writer/producer on "Deep Space Nine." Fields, you see, got his start writing for U.N.C.L.E. back in 1965, and was one of the three top writers for the show.
Interesting!
I always thought Major Kira should have worn fewer clothes, or gone undercover as a green Orion slave girl.
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Originally Posted By: Benzadmiral
On the main promenade of the station, I understand, there's an in-joke sign visible in a number of episodes: "Del Floria's Tailor Shop." That was the agents' entrance to the headquarters in "The Man from U.N.C.L.E." series in the Sixties, and a nod to Peter Allan Fields, a writer/producer on "Deep Space Nine." Fields, you see, got his start writing for U.N.C.L.E. back in 1965, and was one of the three top writers for the show.
Interesting!
I like all of the Star Treks.
Originally Posted By: Steve S
I like all of the Star Treks.
My order of preference:
Star Trek (the original series, only because they gave rise to great sci-fi and a great series in later decades)
Star Trek - The Next Generation
Star Trek - Deep Space Nine
Star Trek - Enterprise
Star Trek Voyager - (the only good thing on that show was Seven of Nine)
I like all of the Star Treks.
My order of preference:
Star Trek (the original series, only because they gave rise to great sci-fi and a great series in later decades)
Star Trek - The Next Generation
Star Trek - Deep Space Nine
Star Trek - Enterprise
Star Trek Voyager - (the only good thing on that show was Seven of Nine)
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