SeeingEyeBorg

Gave it a 3. When Sisko left Trill, he should have accidentally let the Trill-symbiont secret "slip."

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Quark (talking about Odo): That man loves me. It was written all over his back.

DS9: "What You Leave Behind"

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Cranberry vodka, y'all.

Odo: I heard a rumor about you today.

Quark: Just one? I started at least twelve.

(DS9: "Profit and Loss.")

Yes; seafood tastes great but I'm allergic.

Oh!!! I remember that! I LOVE that one!

slowly

climax

Ewwwww...not a VOY movie. It was barely decent as a show.

he just got tired of his Son being a douche, and his wife I guess wasnt a good one

 

He's not with the Wormhole aliens he's on Risa with some hoochie

Heheheheheheheheheheh.

underachievers

Long. Definitely better when it's longer.

Seventh season had it's moments though. Where the writers screwed up, Martok represented.

I don't really see the 7th season in a bad light, I'll have to find the post where I counted up my favorite episodes per season but if I remember right season 7 had more of my favorites that any other season. The only thing I really didn't care for in season 7 was Winn.

Ech. HATED Winn. CanNOT understand why they kept bring that %*@#$ back. She annoyed us in the first few seasons and that was enough. We sooooooo didn't need to see her again. Was Louis Fletcher that desperate for a paycheck?

How much interest was there for "Snow Day" to be made? Or "House on Haunted Hill" or "We Three Kings"? Why does there have to be "interest" for a movie to be made? That thinking doesn't apply to other movies and shouldn't be used here. The "interest" thing is just a way for people that didn't like DS9 to put the idea down and set it aside in favor of their own pet project.

 

Besides, DS9 was the top-rated syndicated-drama series throughout its 7 year run with an average viewing range of more than 7 Million households in the United States alone. TNG's ratings were only a few points higher yet it got 4 movies.

 

DS9 did it's own thing and revitalized the franchise, it deserves at least 1 movie.

A-freakin'-men. DS9 totally held its own on television. And something tells me Worf would have real lines in a DS9 movie, unlike in Nemesis when he only spoke two or three times.

Gave it a four. I loved the interaction between Kor and Koloth. And Koloth and Odo, even though it's brief.

Gave it a five. When Kirk starts professing his unconventional love for the ship, my jaw hits the floor. As it did when Sulu got all sweaty and shirtless. And the Spock moment with Nurse "Lwaxana" Chapel was beautiful. When Spock breaks down, it's quite awesome to watch Nimoy go.

I liked it when he paid for Quark's corpse...back when Quark thought he was gonna die. That ep was hilarious.

For a while there, I couldn't listen to "Take Me Home" by Phil Collins.

It was just a few minutes for me. Then I sent the link to Dabo Queen and was like, "You gotta join!"

See, that's what I was thinking. Victory would be logical. Ergo, they would do everything Vulcanly (and un-Vulcanly) possible to embrace the logic of victory.

The mountains of West Virginia, from the window of my plane.

In VOY: "Death Wish", Q makes a reference to a 100-year war between the Vulcans and the Romulans (which, if you guys recall, was caused by another Q's suicide attempt). I've looked and looked to find out more about this war, and the only place I haven't searched are the books. So...who do you guys think would win? If Romulans and Vulcans, in their military prime and devoid of external help (yeah, 'cause Romulans would never break that rule *snort*) went to all-out, knock-down-drag-out, no holds barred war, who'd wipe the floor with whom?

I'll start: Vulcans.

Um...damn.