Not exactly.  The episode with the genetically engineered freaks has alot to do with the main storyline

I think the real breaking point is when Garak realizes Odo's "secret" is the same thing that's motivated Garak, only Odo resisted the temptations of his worse nature and Garak didn't.

I think the real breaking point is when Garak realizes Odo's "secret" is the same thing that's motivated Garak, only Odo resisted the temptations of his worse nature and Garak didn't.

There are signs throughout that Garak was not as enamored with the Cardassian way as he appears to be going back to when he protected the dissidents.

There are signs throughout that Garak was not as enamored with the Cardassian way as he appears to be going back to when he protected the dissidents.

Hard to gauge distance in space, but at least theoretically, the idea might be to create a sort of"line" the enemy can't easily break through or outflank ( there's no hole that is outside the weapons range, you would generally want to keep the enemy in front of you).  In the one scene you're probably talking about,…

Hard to gauge distance in space, but at least theoretically, the idea might be to create a sort of"line" the enemy can't easily break through or outflank ( there's no hole that is outside the weapons range, you would generally want to keep the enemy in front of you).  In the one scene you're probably talking about,…

I always thought the CGI in Ds9 was great.  As far as the battle. yes, it was a bit odd that there were no shots of the ships firing back.  I guesswe can just assume at that point in the battle. most of the ships had already been disabled. With such a mismatch in numbers, size, and maneuvarability (alot of fighters…

I always thought the CGI in Ds9 was great.  As far as the battle. yes, it was a bit odd that there were no shots of the ships firing back.  I guesswe can just assume at that point in the battle. most of the ships had already been disabled. With such a mismatch in numbers, size, and maneuvarability (alot of fighters…

In Mirror Universe, Bajorans enslave you!

In Mirror Universe, Bajorans enslave you!

I think alot of it, and they try to establish it, is that Worf isn't comfortable with the difference between how things go on DS9 versus the Enterprise, where Picard ran a very by the numbers starfleet ship.

I think alot of it, and they try to establish it, is that Worf isn't comfortable with the difference between how things go on DS9 versus the Enterprise, where Picard ran a very by the numbers starfleet ship.

Opposites attract?  Plus shes's into Klingons.  I didn't see the relationship as being that strange.  She was able to call him on his BS.

Opposites attract?  Plus shes's into Klingons.  I didn't see the relationship as being that strange.  She was able to call him on his BS.

That's our Quagmire!

That's our Quagmire!

"to avoid stating what would be said in normal conversation"
This is Garak we're talking about.

"to avoid stating what would be said in normal conversation"
This is Garak we're talking about.

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