I remember when I saw it when it first aired. I watched in bed, and I remember shooting up and nearly falling off the bed when the Real Bashier showed up. Things like this are why I love DS9.

We're that much closer to "Soldiers for the Empire," which is fantastic for the Klingon warsong alone.

Can't this website go five minutes without a riot?

@avclub-d89b833158f0d9a73fd33bb243fe5786:disqus , the seat was opened by the retirement of Pilner.

We never found out what happened to Councilman Dexhart and his many sexcapades, but I wouldn't be surprised if he were still around somewhere.

I wish they had gotten a 5th season, so we could have finally seen the Romulan Wars on screen.

It's a pretty ballsy move. When I watched that episode, I expected them to somehow fix everything (like every other show, ever). But the fix never came, and for the better.

My Spidey-Sense is tingling! Did anyone call for a web-slinger?

To be a full nerd, in the Mirror Universe novels, the Borg are pretty much the same, but extremely aggressive. Like, you beam over to their ship, they don't ignore you until you attract attention to yourself, but they assimilate you on the spot. And they are faster. Mirror Picard encountered them, and the…

Oh, you're doing Christopher Walken now?

The two "Queen of Jordan" episodes are pretty good, and I have a soft spot for "The Generalissimo", only because the image of Spanish-Jack lighting a stick of dynamite taped to a kids head is hilarious to me. Wait, that sounds bad. Whatever.

You're more animal than man!

Flim Springfield.

Flim Springfield.

That was an absolutely fantastic scene. The end of DS9 was one of the better ends to a TV show.

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He has such a great arc, but I can't wait to read what Zack has to say about Damar, especially at the end.

He never even met his parents, either!

He never even met his parents, either!

God I can't wait until we get to Homefront/Paradise Lost. So, so, so good.

God I can't wait until we get to Homefront/Paradise Lost. So, so, so good.