O'Brien and Kim are the official star trek punching bags. Name a bad thing, it probably happened to one of them
O'Brien and Kim are the official star trek punching bags. Name a bad thing, it probably happened to one of them
The only good Keiko episode is the one where she is possessed.
I've heard Koreans described as the Irish of Asia.
Based exclusively off Kim's treatment, I'd say that tracks lol
Space:
the final frontier.
These are the rotations, of the space station.
9!
Its continuing mission:
to explore one strange world;
to be seeked out by new life and new civilizations;
to boldly stay where no one has stayed before!
She definitely used that terminology to describe Dukat and commented loudly on how weirdly horny he was for Kiera as much as possible in his presence.
Garak definitely encouraged her to do that last one. He knows a delightful agent of chaos when he sees it.
Now I really need some beta canon, preferably a proper cast radio play, chronicling their shenanigans. Plus a smidge of maudlin/harrowing, for that minty aftertaste.
He would definitely be coyly keeping up his charade, like he did with Julian throughout the show, but Mariner just keeps citing all this actual evidence that Star Fleet has on him now. I could totally see a scene where he says something along the lines of, "You underestimate me, Mariner. I may be a simple tailor, but I am still a Cardasian. We are a hardy people."
And then she responds, "Didn't you get addicted to a pain relieving device, implanted in your brain to make you resist torture, because the station was a little too cold?"
Garak ends up really liking her because of her competence, and willingness to call him out, which gives him opportunity to practice his lies, that he hasn't had for a long time on DS9.
He got less stupid as the series went on and they developed his character to actually have skills.
The growth of all the goblins is one of my favorite parts, especially Nog
She forgot to mention the alcoholic potato alien who never shuts up.
I love this.
Garak.
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"Watch the Irishman Suffer" is practically it's own genre of Star Trek episode. Chief O'Brien needs a break, he's just a regular dude who has witnessed his own death too many times.
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