Problem is that he still need money for terraforming his moon, but more problem is that Quark history and nature likely disallow him to live a peaceful life, he end up anger a lot of powerful being in Universe.
Depending on the success of a franchise being the head of a franchise can bring in a lot of bars of latinum. I imagine he's something like the Walton's now.
Kasidy Yates entered a wormhole and came out the other end as Chief Medical Officer Dr Claire Finn serving on board the Planetary Union's mid-grade exploratory vessel the USS Orville :D
The O'Briens relocating to Cardasia to help rebuild it is an interesting (if unlikely) twist considering all the trouble and BS Miles was put through by them over the years. I could see him feeling a bit more like how Kirk felt about the Klingons.
The funny thing is the most annoying part for Miles was how Cardasian tech didn't mesh well with Federation tech and cause him to do constant modifications and repairs to DS9 so him going to Cardasia could help him understand it more and as an engineer he would love it
I love the dude who runs the klingon restaurant. The scenes in DS9 where Dr Bashir and Ensign Melora go out and eat there have been replayed a multitude of times in my house. Gets me every time how he bites the strip of gold pressed latinum he has been handed by Bashir, before spitting it in his stash. Great performance
I loved the whole normalization of Klingon food aspect of DS9. In TNG, it was seen as Riker having this huge accomplishment, being able to eat it, and by DS9, it's as common as Chinese food is, now.
Agreed about Alexander, I felt like a good end for him would've been him embracing his human leanings in a happier way than Worf constantly struggled with his Klingon ones, but ah well, maybe he'll get a happier ending with any future DS9 sequel shows/reboots
Miles and Keiko O'Brien settling down on Cardassia OF ALL PLACES I did not expect. Miles having hated Cardassians, being tortured by Cardassians and almost executed by Cardassians and all that.
Sure sure, but I'd imagine that Garak kept an eye on him. Even though Miles was outwardly hostile toward him, if for no other reason he'd keep Miles safe....enough....out of deference to their mutual dear friend Julian.
You know, Jake SIsko living out a similar life to the one he had in The Visitor is makes it even more bittersweet. On one hand, it means he WAS able to "reclaim" what his life was supposed to be, even after losing his father, but on the other, it means he gave that life up after seeing him again.
In the Pocket Books novels, where he definitely meets Korena, @Aaron Large , he does have the considerable benefit of also having his father BACK, as well, I should note.
If you watch Alexander Siddig's continuation with the actors from the series the storyline changes especially for Garak and Bashir. Garak rebuilds the Obsidian Order and Bashir becomes more involved with Section 31 as well as Kira becoming Kai, his teleplay is definitely worth a listen when you have some time.
I love the zoom plays Siddig and Robinson did! Special appearances by Lofton, Shimerman and Visitor. Also the revelation that Garak and Dukat had a one night stand. 😜 th-cam.com/play/PLL6Y6m9C-4ulaz0BIRw4Kf4ebSEWVzaT5.html
This Expansion on Victory is LIfe on STar Trek Online is too slept on... it is a great post series update... not perfect, but still very very good, everyone a fan of DS9 should check this out
I couldn’t help but laugh whenever I saw all these characters in some place together in STO, as if the game isn’t announcing that somethings gonna go horribly wrong in minutes and launch a new campaign lol
my headcannon is that Morn invested part of his fortune into Quarks when it was being turned into a franchise so he could travel around but still be able to visit his favourite bar (and that included rights to his likeness so quark can have a hologram of him at each bar)
"Once the 'Green' synthehol starts flowing, Morn never shuts up. Makes you wonder if it is the real stuff" Overheard - Quark's Bar, Grill, Gaming House and Holosuite Arcade - 2372
Ironic that a man who was put on trial for war crimes against the bloody Cardies (even after his part in the preventing a war in TNG) would later play a part in rebuilding their world.
Thank you for doing these DS9 is my favorite series and I love the characters. So it was good to hear about where they all (potentially) end up. Garrick and Quark are two of my all time favorite characters
There do I see my Fathers, my Mothers, my Brothers, and my Sisters of Kahless. They bid me to take my place in Great Hulls of Stoveracore with the honor dead. For when I die in battle, may the heavens shall shake with the roar of my comrades, warning the dead, "Beware... Beware... a Warrior; Alexander Rozhenko son of Worf... is coming.
This is gonna seem like a dumb question... is House Torg any relation to the guy Kruge points his sidearm at and says, "Say the wrong thing, Torg!" ? 🤔
I always loved Garak's last appearance on the show. It was pretty ominous and came off to me as kind of sinister. I always got the impression he wasn't making a peaceful Cardassia... I got the impression he was making a new and stronger Obsidian Order/Romulan Star Empire... Him just becoming generic good guy Cardassian really did not seem to fit where he left off. Nor even fit his character at all. I figured he would found a new Obsidian Order and rule Cardassia from the shadows. He would encourage Cardassia to present a "good" face, but behind the scenes, it was a different story. He would try to create a more benevolent Cardassia, but it would still very much be Cardassia, just a different, nicer shade of morally gray. One more designed to get along in this new status quo created by the Dominion war. Just recall Garak's debates with Bashir over Federation and Cardassian morals and literature. He wouldn't be making a Federation 2.0...
I get the feeling that Garak's is all about his homes best interest. Good or bad isn't so much if a concern, he knows his people have to change or fail. Pragmatism. No matter what he will shoot someone in there back and smirk if he needs to for the greater good. Or if he doesn't like someone's suit..
Andrew Robinson’s book presented a believable way for Garak to be a little more Good (of course, he’s the narrator, so he’s not necessarily reliable) - without spoiling it for you if you haven’t read it, there’s a ragtag attempt to get Democracy started again on Cardassia after centuries, and he basically says to Bashir all the things he’s said before about thinking it’s weak and contemplative… but then says their prior system got them obliterated by the Dominion, so maybe it can’t hurt to try. Of course that could easily be folded-in to your interpretation as part of the “public face” of the state.
I disagree a bit, in ds9 theres a conversation between quark and garak about the federation's insidiousness, at first it seems repulsive(coorperating, working together, bleh!, there has to be something nefarious underneath it all!), but over time you drink more and more and come to like it more. I feel both garak and quark recognized what was happening, but ultimately both relenting to the federations ideology.
I personally think that Garrick was secretly rebuilding a new BETTER "Obsidian Order" 🤨 to watch over Kardasia. It makes sense Federation has "Section 31"
It wouldn't surprise me one bit if that was the case. Though unlike the Tal shiar This Obsidian Order would be very much pulled back in the shadows. Possibly talked in whispers but never acknowledged. This way he could do with what he does best with less of the Fear involved.
Same. His final appeance on the show was kinda ominous and had definitely sinister tones. I was expecting him to create a new, stronger Cardassia with better PR... but just as devious and dark as ever.
It's almost as if they can pretend they don't use currency. They can call it energy credits, transporter rations, whatever, but when you have a limited resource that is in demand, commerce will ensue. One cannot escape capitalism. It is inherent in the human condition.
I've always wondered how long the Federation imprisoned the female Changeling after DS9 for her/their war crimes? And what her cell was like ? I picture something kind-of like Magneto's cell in the Xmen movies.
We saw it , it was on board a star base. Similar to the one eddington or dukat . I would have thought it would be a life sentence but apparently she was traded for assistance from the dominion in a political conflict/ war .
Her story is expanded greatly in Star Trek Online over multiple in game campaigns. From her incarceration to her future machinations. It's free to play, pay for extra goodies. The game ties up a lot of DS9 loose ends and adds some great new material. Leeta from the Mirror Universe is awesome.
*6:09** i wonder if Garak would have made serious attempts of returning the captured/stolen Tears of the of the Prophets back to the Bajorian homeworld during the occupation as a gesture of goodwill and for furthering the normalization of relations...albeit still not exactly friendly or trusting of each other for obvious reasons*
It would totally kill the vibe but I'd be here for a "Where are they now" segment from like, an 80s comedy as a DVD commentary or special features thing. Really cheesy synth music, times new roman font fading in like the person making ti just figured out Movie Maker.
As we learn on Lower Decks, Lyta’s actual title is “First Clerk”. And she and Rom make ample use of him being underestimated as a rube to get upper hands in negotiations. Also they’ve made the first steps now for Ferrenginar’s potentially joining the Federation. Not sure how that would work in economics - it’s vague how much we’re told about utopian post-capitalism is Earth/humanity specific or the entire Federation. Different writers and sources vary on how integrated the Federation is under a single government vs being more of an alliance.
The reason for the ending of the alex Poroshenko character is 2 fold Jon paul steuer the original actor cast for tng died in 2018 from aself inflicted gunshot wound. And brian bonsall his replacement for later tng episodes and early ds9 quit acting in 1998 to pursue his love of music as a permanent career and at age 41 is now married
After Cardassia was liberated, what happened to the few Maquis who had survived the purgings? Not including those on Voyager. And how did Kasady Yates respond to what happened to the Maquis?
It really is remarkable that simply, humble tailor Garrick would rise to one day lead his people. Alexander's ending STO might be bitter sweet but I wouldn’t exectly trust the people behind the shows, especially picard give him a better end. No doubt theyed do something really really dumb if they even bothered to wright him in. (Cough Icheb, yes I'm still bitter, cough, retconning picards mum to have died of suicide, star fleet being dumb enough not letting seven join up cough. What ever the hell is going on with the Borg now cough) And surely there can be no higher honour than giving one's life to defend others , even if jempock turned out to be a rotten egg.
Yes .. that´s exactly what Garrack was ... a simple, humble ... tailor. The rumors of him being a trained experienced assassin for the Obsidian Order are just .... rumors !!!!
Quark, in his very old age, while sleeping on practically his death bed, is killed by Garak. Remember, Garak promised him this: "you will never know what hit you."
Nobody mentions that Kasidy had an ancestor who was personal assistant to a talk show host in the 1990’s… (I refer of course to the Larry Sanders Show.)😉
I think the idea of unaliving Alexander is due in large parts to the show runners having no idea what to do with the character. Oh what if Worf secretly had a son he did not know about and Suprise. Then his mother is assassinated. So Worf is stuck with the son. Intrigue and emotional episode. Then comedy sidekick thereafter? True DS9 was the real first Cannon continuity. The idea of threat of the week that walks all over the Federation flagship and is bested by the skin of the Federation teeth only to never be heard from again leaves many loose ends. On the other hand it leaves plenty for novels to cover. What ever happend to X?
So I'll throw a wildcard. The actor who played Garak, Robinson, played him as omnisexual with an initial attraction to Bashir. I always felt they had more chemistry together than Bashir had with Ezri, but the times being what they were (and Berman being who he was) it's shame this didn't develop.
Papa say those who endure war and turn not away from it but embrace its losses and pains more than victories are often the very people who can do for others because they know the true cost of war better than the victors or losers. But idk me like dem ending but da dying one dat no goodie
9:25 -- RE: Jake Sisko -- Consider this a nudge nudge wink wink; Jake's character is possible the one with the largest unexplored Mystery aspect of all the canon characters. Why? you ask... because it seems to me he's the only one who *does not* have a Mirror Universe counterpart. *Deep philosophical territory character,* confirmed.
so garak and bashier not ending up together kinda makes sense if they tried to assassinate garak more than once, being close to him might be a bit dangerous.
5:45 One does not sell ships in the Trek universe the way we sell weapons in the real world. Go back and review Trek history since TOS and you will find this prohibition in place. It may not make sense, but it is the case.
Also in STO if you pay attention you come across a Cardassian woman who tells you that Cardassia has petitioned to join the Federation. I dig that and fully support it
I don't believe in anything you said about Garak. He is a humble tailor, an ordinary man trying to live his life. This conspiracy against Garak must stop!
Im glad Quark finally got his moon, he deserves it.
Problem is that he still need money for terraforming his moon, but more problem is that Quark history and nature likely disallow him to live a peaceful life, he end up anger a lot of powerful being in Universe.
Depending on the success of a franchise being the head of a franchise can bring in a lot of bars of latinum. I imagine he's something like the Walton's now.
I'm sure he wants an accompanying planet, a star and some other planets with their own moons to complete a system. What can you say, he's Quark
Kasidy Yates entered a wormhole and came out the other end as Chief Medical Officer Dr Claire Finn serving on board the Planetary Union's mid-grade exploratory vessel the USS Orville :D
She could take the Doctor Job
Shhhhhhhhh! WE don't talk about it with outsiders!
And had 2 kids in the process
The O'Briens relocating to Cardasia to help rebuild it is an interesting (if unlikely) twist considering all the trouble and BS Miles was put through by them over the years. I could see him feeling a bit more like how Kirk felt about the Klingons.
The funny thing is the most annoying part for Miles was how Cardasian tech didn't mesh well with Federation tech and cause him to do constant modifications and repairs to DS9 so him going to Cardasia could help him understand it more and as an engineer he would love it
@@mustafamrouweh7873 he definitely earned a better end than constantly having ptsd potentially triggered.
O'Brien would hate living on Cardassia lmao
I love the dude who runs the klingon restaurant. The scenes in DS9 where Dr Bashir and Ensign Melora go out and eat there have been replayed a multitude of times in my house. Gets me every time how he bites the strip of gold pressed latinum he has been handed by Bashir, before spitting it in his stash. Great performance
Heck yes! I wish we’d seen more of him. Especially an interaction with Worf would’ve been great
I loved the whole normalization of Klingon food aspect of DS9. In TNG, it was seen as Riker having this huge accomplishment, being able to eat it, and by DS9, it's as common as Chinese food is, now.
it's expecially hilarious if you're a super nerd who understands klingon lol
@@ionfalcom1 well, explain it. Share the fruits of your super-nerdiness!
@@ionfalcom1 What do they say? Is it understandable in the version of Klingon we can learn?
I wasn't happy with Alexander's fate either but Klingon lore and opera is marked with great tragedies, so there it is.
Agreed about Alexander, I felt like a good end for him would've been him embracing his human leanings in a happier way than Worf constantly struggled with his Klingon ones, but ah well, maybe he'll get a happier ending with any future DS9 sequel shows/reboots
It's interesting how Garak ended up looking more like his father. It seems like Cardassians bulk out in their old age?
Humans do as well but its completely random.
Miles and Keiko O'Brien settling down on Cardassia OF ALL PLACES I did not expect. Miles having hated Cardassians, being tortured by Cardassians and almost executed by Cardassians and all that.
It makes perfect sense when you understand that Keiko exists to make Miles suffer.
Sure sure, but I'd imagine that Garak kept an eye on him. Even though Miles was outwardly hostile toward him, if for no other reason he'd keep Miles safe....enough....out of deference to their mutual dear friend Julian.
You know, Jake SIsko living out a similar life to the one he had in The Visitor is makes it even more bittersweet. On one hand, it means he WAS able to "reclaim" what his life was supposed to be, even after losing his father, but on the other, it means he gave that life up after seeing him again.
In the Pocket Books novels, where he definitely meets Korena, @Aaron Large , he does have the considerable benefit of also having his father BACK, as well, I should note.
Andrew Robinson's DS9 novel "A Stitch in Time" is really good. Most Trek novels are meh at best, but his is well worth reading.
I would hope the Alexander finally found himself. He's been looking for so long.
If you watch Alexander Siddig's continuation with the actors from the series the storyline changes especially for Garak and Bashir. Garak rebuilds the Obsidian Order and Bashir becomes more involved with Section 31 as well as Kira becoming Kai, his teleplay is definitely worth a listen when you have some time.
I love the zoom plays Siddig and Robinson did!
Special appearances by Lofton, Shimerman and Visitor.
Also the revelation that Garak and Dukat had a one night stand. 😜
th-cam.com/play/PLL6Y6m9C-4ulaz0BIRw4Kf4ebSEWVzaT5.html
wait, what? Where do I find this???
This Expansion on Victory is LIfe on STar Trek Online is too slept on... it is a great post series update... not perfect, but still very very good, everyone a fan of DS9 should check this out
I couldn’t help but laugh whenever I saw all these characters in some place together in STO, as if the game isn’t announcing that somethings gonna go horribly wrong in minutes and launch a new campaign lol
Morn seems permanently attached to a bar stool and that is funny. 😁
my headcannon is that Morn invested part of his fortune into Quarks when it was being turned into a franchise so he could travel around but still be able to visit his favourite bar (and that included rights to his likeness so quark can have a hologram of him at each bar)
Klingon Accordion! You should an episode of star trek instruments, that would be cool..
Even after part 2 you still missed the most important characters: The Cardassian Voles!
They were left onboard the station when it was blown up by the Tzenkethi.
"Once the 'Green' synthehol starts flowing, Morn never shuts up. Makes you wonder if it is the real stuff" Overheard - Quark's Bar, Grill, Gaming House and Holosuite Arcade - 2372
Ironic that a man who was put on trial for war crimes against the bloody Cardies (even after his part in the preventing a war in TNG) would later play a part in rebuilding their world.
I wonder if Alexander used a similar device to the one Admiral Janeway used to travel back into the past?
Wow interesting theory
Alexander was an idealist. Dying the way he does is the best possible way for his character.
Quark is my favorite character. While all other characters flow through fairly grand arcs, Quark is constant as Polaris.
Thank you for doing these DS9 is my favorite series and I love the characters. So it was good to hear about where they all (potentially) end up. Garrick and Quark are two of my all time favorite characters
Garrack and Quark are indeed the best characters together with Wayoun
There do I see my Fathers, my Mothers, my Brothers, and my Sisters of Kahless. They bid me to take my place in Great Hulls of Stoveracore with the honor dead. For when I die in battle, may the heavens shall shake with the roar of my comrades, warning the dead, "Beware... Beware... a Warrior; Alexander Rozhenko son of Worf... is coming.
I just completed all eps from TNG to Voyager. Even with all the shortcomings I'm in love.
This is gonna seem like a dumb question... is House Torg any relation to the guy Kruge points his sidearm at and says, "Say the wrong thing, Torg!" ? 🤔
I always loved Garak's last appearance on the show. It was pretty ominous and came off to me as kind of sinister.
I always got the impression he wasn't making a peaceful Cardassia... I got the impression he was making a new and stronger Obsidian Order/Romulan Star Empire... Him just becoming generic good guy Cardassian really did not seem to fit where he left off. Nor even fit his character at all.
I figured he would found a new Obsidian Order and rule Cardassia from the shadows. He would encourage Cardassia to present a "good" face, but behind the scenes, it was a different story. He would try to create a more benevolent Cardassia, but it would still very much be Cardassia, just a different, nicer shade of morally gray. One more designed to get along in this new status quo created by the Dominion war.
Just recall Garak's debates with Bashir over Federation and Cardassian morals and literature. He wouldn't be making a Federation 2.0...
I get the feeling that Garak's is all about his homes best interest. Good or bad isn't so much if a concern, he knows his people have to change or fail. Pragmatism.
No matter what he will shoot someone in there back and smirk if he needs to for the greater good. Or if he doesn't like someone's suit..
Andrew Robinson’s book presented a believable way for Garak to be a little more Good (of course, he’s the narrator, so he’s not necessarily reliable) - without spoiling it for you if you haven’t read it, there’s a ragtag attempt to get Democracy started again on Cardassia after centuries, and he basically says to Bashir all the things he’s said before about thinking it’s weak and contemplative… but then says their prior system got them obliterated by the Dominion, so maybe it can’t hurt to try. Of course that could easily be folded-in to your interpretation as part of the “public face” of the state.
@@kaitlyn__L Yeah, I always saw the new Cardassia as Lawful Neutral instead of Lawful Evil.
I can't picture them as Lawful Good. :P
I disagree a bit, in ds9 theres a conversation between quark and garak about the federation's insidiousness, at first it seems repulsive(coorperating, working together, bleh!, there has to be something nefarious underneath it all!), but over time you drink more and more and come to like it more. I feel both garak and quark recognized what was happening, but ultimately both relenting to the federations ideology.
Morn again! YESSS! Thank you for continuing the "the whole Morn thing".
I personally think that Garrick was secretly rebuilding a new BETTER "Obsidian Order" 🤨 to watch over Kardasia. It makes sense Federation has "Section 31"
It wouldn't surprise me one bit if that was the case. Though unlike the Tal shiar This Obsidian Order would be very much pulled back in the shadows. Possibly talked in whispers but never acknowledged. This way he could do with what he does best with less of the Fear involved.
@@RobertWilke Their "section 31" 🤨
Same. His final appeance on the show was kinda ominous and had definitely sinister tones.
I was expecting him to create a new, stronger Cardassia with better PR... but just as devious and dark as ever.
I was hoping you'd cover Morn!!! such an important character!
Morn died of stomach cancer, the result of ingesting all that latinum.
No way in hell miles would move to cardassia
More DS9!!
yay!! Thanks for making the part 2 of this.
Thank you for this video. 👍🏻
How does anyone conduct a business in the UFP when there is no money, and no personal ownership of anything?
It's almost as if they can pretend they don't use currency. They can call it energy credits, transporter rations, whatever, but when you have a limited resource that is in demand, commerce will ensue. One cannot escape capitalism. It is inherent in the human condition.
Quark can never stop: 242 More is good, all is better.
6:40 This picture of Garak haunts me in my sleep.
Thanks for the vids, I was always curious what really became of these characters.
I’ve enjoyed this. Thanks
What about Martok??
I've always wondered how long the Federation imprisoned the female Changeling after DS9 for her/their war crimes? And what her cell was like ? I picture something kind-of like Magneto's cell in the Xmen movies.
We saw it , it was on board a star base. Similar to the one eddington or dukat . I would have thought it would be a life sentence but apparently she was traded for assistance from the dominion in a political conflict/ war .
Her story is expanded greatly in Star Trek Online over multiple in game campaigns. From her incarceration to her future machinations. It's free to play, pay for extra goodies. The game ties up a lot of DS9 loose ends and adds some great new material. Leeta from the Mirror Universe is awesome.
@@donsanders9675 I want to know what was in that damn box!
Ahh yes... There's box stuff in that box, glad to be helpful
*6:09** i wonder if Garak would have made serious attempts of returning the captured/stolen Tears of the of the Prophets back to the Bajorian homeworld during the occupation as a gesture of goodwill and for furthering the normalization of relations...albeit still not exactly friendly or trusting of each other for obvious reasons*
That's bold.
Unfortunately I would think the Founders got their hands on the Cardassian held orbs. They may be in the Gamma quadrant.
I’d love a series on the ferengi’s, there brilliant, and the cardassians
I thought Legate was the name for the cardassian leader? I remember that’s what damar was called when he became leader
It would totally kill the vibe but I'd be here for a "Where are they now" segment from like, an 80s comedy as a DVD commentary or special features thing. Really cheesy synth music, times new roman font fading in like the person making ti just figured out Movie Maker.
Great job!
Was happy to hear Alexander gave Worf a grandchild
My biggest complaint about Star Trek there are too many variations on each character's life.
DS9 was such a good series and STO for the most part did a good job. Not perfect but I’d place it over NuTrek any day of the week.
The Changelings slow to change even after Odo joins then in the link you say? Well then, I guess ST: Picard agrees with you…
As we learn on Lower Decks, Lyta’s actual title is “First Clerk”. And she and Rom make ample use of him being underestimated as a rube to get upper hands in negotiations.
Also they’ve made the first steps now for Ferrenginar’s potentially joining the Federation. Not sure how that would work in economics - it’s vague how much we’re told about utopian post-capitalism is Earth/humanity specific or the entire Federation. Different writers and sources vary on how integrated the Federation is under a single government vs being more of an alliance.
Garak is a hero of the Federation.
Not surprised about Morn, he just talks anyone's ear off who is near him
The reason for the ending of the alex Poroshenko character is 2 fold Jon paul steuer the original actor cast for tng died in 2018 from aself inflicted gunshot wound. And brian bonsall his replacement for later tng episodes and early ds9 quit acting in 1998 to pursue his love of music as a permanent career and at age 41 is now married
In the end? Moogie really DID conquer Ferenginar.
Cassidy. Medical. Lol and in another she was a first lady ( evil ) in 24 .
she is the doctor on the orville
After Cardassia was liberated, what happened to the few Maquis who had survived the purgings? Not including those on Voyager.
And how did Kasady Yates respond to what happened to the Maquis?
I think the outline for season 8 that Ira Behr & co had given in the documentary is much more interesting than all of these
It really is remarkable that simply, humble tailor Garrick would rise to one day lead his people.
Alexander's ending STO might be bitter sweet but I wouldn’t exectly trust the people behind the shows, especially picard give him a better end.
No doubt theyed do something really really dumb if they even bothered to wright him in. (Cough Icheb, yes I'm still bitter, cough, retconning picards mum to have died of suicide, star fleet being dumb enough not letting seven join up cough. What ever the hell is going on with the Borg now cough)
And surely there can be no higher honour than giving one's life to defend others , even if jempock turned out to be a rotten egg.
Yes .. that´s exactly what Garrack was ... a simple, humble ... tailor. The rumors of him being a trained experienced assassin for the Obsidian Order are just .... rumors !!!!
Quark, in his very old age, while sleeping on practically his death bed, is killed by Garak.
Remember, Garak promised him this: "you will never know what hit you."
What about Molly and Yoshi O'Brian?
Would anyone else love to see a show about morn telling these stories he's supposed to have cuz they could probably do something pretty cool with that
10:24 i see what you did there.
I too like the Orville
Nobody mentions that Kasidy had an ancestor who was personal assistant to a talk show host in the 1990’s…
(I refer of course to the Larry Sanders Show.)😉
I think it would be fitting if post Picard Worf becomes the Federation president.
Garak & Bashir together forever!
I think the idea of unaliving Alexander is due in large parts to the show runners having no idea what to do with the character.
Oh what if Worf secretly had a son he did not know about and Suprise. Then his mother is assassinated. So Worf is stuck with the son. Intrigue and emotional episode.
Then comedy sidekick thereafter?
True DS9 was the real first Cannon continuity.
The idea of threat of the week that walks all over the Federation flagship and is bested by the skin of the Federation teeth only to never be heard from again leaves many loose ends.
On the other hand it leaves plenty for novels to cover.
What ever happend to X?
So I'll throw a wildcard. The actor who played Garak, Robinson, played him as omnisexual with an initial attraction to Bashir. I always felt they had more chemistry together than Bashir had with Ezri, but the times being what they were (and Berman being who he was) it's shame this didn't develop.
Morn,... takes over as emissary
Another goodie, but what happened to Morn?
I didn't think they lost Weyoun's DNA template - I thought it was because the cloning facilities were down.
Or they just use 5s sample. Its clearly an improvement
Papa say those who endure war and turn not away from it but embrace its losses and pains more than victories are often the very people who can do for others because they know the true cost of war better than the victors or losers. But idk me like dem ending but da dying one dat no goodie
I wonder whatever happened to Tom Riker?
9:25 -- RE: Jake Sisko -- Consider this a nudge nudge wink wink; Jake's character is possible the one with the largest unexplored Mystery aspect of all the canon characters. Why? you ask... because it seems to me he's the only one who *does not* have a Mirror Universe counterpart. *Deep philosophical territory character,* confirmed.
So garak steps back from power😮
Doesnt that make him cardassian washinton😂
Chase Masterson.... mmmmmmm mmmm mmmm.
👍👏
Alexander lives !!!
so garak and bashier not ending up together kinda makes sense if they tried to assassinate garak more than once, being close to him might be a bit dangerous.
I like to imagine they exchange messages via dead drops like old fashioned spies
5:45 One does not sell ships in the Trek universe the way we sell weapons in the real world. Go back and review Trek history since TOS and you will find this prohibition in place. It may not make sense, but it is the case.
I do not like the timeline with Alexander I wouldn't want him to die for the rest is good.
Also in STO if you pay attention you come across a Cardassian woman who tells you that Cardassia has petitioned to join the Federation. I dig that and fully support it
They continued to breed and die. I mean , they're no Porthos
9:38 Who made that flag
Who Made That Flag
WHO MADE THAT FLAG
AMOGU-
Garet was my favorite character.
Quark founded eaglemoss in universe ROFL.
You never mentioned Garak and Bashir being married.
(This is a half-joke.)
I don't believe in anything you said about Garak. He is a humble tailor, an ordinary man trying to live his life. This conspiracy against Garak must stop!
I was really hoping that Garak and Bashir would get married.
Careful not to give CBS any ideas
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