But really, DS9 will always be my favorite because it had the best characterization & character growth out of any Trek series.
But really, DS9 will always be my favorite because it had the best characterization & character growth out of any Trek series.
A quirky, charming horror movie that loses its humor somewhere in the middle. The mid-point twist is okay conceptually, but fails to excite in execution. Still, the awkward, tense chemistry between Frodo and Vreenak in Act I makes it worth it.
SCOR: 7.75/10
A quirky, charming horror movie that loses its humor somewhere in the middle. The mid-point twist is okay conceptually, but fails to excite in execution. Still, the awkward, tense chemistry between Frodo and Vreenak in Act I makes it worth it.
SCOR: 7.75/10
Familiar feeling, but don't let it ruin your mood. It's ...
Familiar feeling, but don't let it ruin your mood. It's ...
Btw, one of my favorite "one episode characters" is Senator Vreenak (played by Stephen McHattie). His performance just dripped with snobbish contempt for Sisko, humans, and the Federation.
Btw, one of my favorite "one episode characters" is Senator Vreenak (played by Stephen McHattie). His performance just dripped with snobbish contempt for Sisko, humans, and the Federation.
Well, right...we have two options, but I don't think you're going to like them...
I can release 2 baby hippos into your quarters who will eventually eat the pumpkins, but then you have two baby hippos and...the, uh, pumpkin remains?
Or a thermal detonator.
Garak gave me one. See?
Well, right...we have two options, but I don't think you're going to like them...
I can release 2 baby hippos into your quarters who will eventually eat the pumpkins, but then you have two baby hippos and...the, uh, pumpkin remains?
Or a thermal detonator.
Garak gave me one. See?