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Vic Fontaine

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  1. 1. Do you think Vic Fontaine contributed greatly to the DS-9 experience?

    • Yes, I LOVED Vic Fontaine!
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    • No, I could've done without him.
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    • He was okay...nothing special.
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    • Who is Vic Fontaine?
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I personally loved the character of Vic Fontaine; I think he added greatly to the show, interacted well with the characters, helped develop plots and is the second best holodeck character to ever exist (the best holodeck character ever being Moriarty).

 

What did you guys think of him?

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He was a favorite of the show's writers, so they created a role for him so that he could work.

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I like him as well. He's really cool... for a holodeck character. :laugh: (I don't remember much of DS9, but I do remember him, so that's a either a very good or a very bad sign, in this case it's a good one, I guess.)

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if they made a season 8, he would of been a permenant charater :jem'hadar:. vic was great on so many level where to a point he was called the second coming of sinatra lol.

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He made a good escape from the war, too much so for both Worf and Nog. Worf retreated into it when Jadzia died, and Nog hid in there after he got his prosthetic leg.

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I liked Vic. He became everyone's personal Dr. Phil....... :jem'hadar:

 

 

He was DS9's personal Dr. Phil..... :assimilated:

Clearly you think that :klingon:

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I liked Vic. He became everyone's personal Dr. Phil....... :jem'hadar:

 

 

He was DS9's personal Dr. Phil..... :assimilated:

Clearly you think that :klingon:

Brilliant posts bear repeating....... :borg2:

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true but he was killed by bashier and company. i enjoyed where they knocked off the casino and sisko and vic sang together at the end. i enjoyed that one alot.

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Meh, I know I'm in the minority, but I didn't particularly care for Vic. Would it have killed the writers to have made Vic a Philly soul singer from the 60s or early 70s? Somebody cool. A smooth operator like Star Wars' Lando Calrissian. Everyone on Trek listens to jazz, classical, or lounge music (well, Klingons have opera). But you never hear anything else.

 

I could just see Sisko or jake and Nog relaxing in smoky soul joint, with Al Green or Billy Paul crooning in the background. Lol. That would've been great. <_<

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Meh, I know I'm in the minority, but I didn't particularly care for Vic. Would it have killed the writers to have made Vic a Philly soul singer from the 60s or early 70s? Somebody cool. A smooth operator like Star Wars' Lando Calrissian. Everyone on Trek listens to jazz, classical, or lounge music (well, Klingons have opera). But you never hear anything else.

 

I could just see Sisko or jake and Nog relaxing in smoky soul joint, with Al Green or Billy Paul crooning in the background. Lol. That would've been great. <_<

You have to remember though, the Vic Holosuite program was specially written for Dr. Bashir. The "Sinatra" type music is probably more in line with him.

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I thought Vic was a good addition to the show. His character providing a diversion to the stress of war, as he provided a retreat and great advice to those that needed it. I am sure that there were many that would have taken his advice more seriously than that of a station counselor as he had no other agenda's that could bias his advice.

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i think that was kinda more or less the whole point having him around. i mean you know how ezri was still adjusting being on the station as a dax.

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Sure. Great character and another element to the series that added a lot. I loved it when he got Odo into faking it on the piano and his duet with Sisko, especially.

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:nono: don't like Sisko's duet on "The Best Is Yet To Come" at all. I don't like Avery's voice. Makes me cringe just thinking about it

It wasn't the best of performances, I agree. I didn't hate it though.

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