Well, there were the Jem'Hadar rebels who took over an Iconian gateway back in 'To the Death', though their rebellion is informed (we never actually learn why they rebelled, if they in fact did). And it's been mentioned on occasion that the Founders' control over the Jem'Hadar is looser than it might seem (thus, the…

Not leading the entire program, necessarily, but women were certainly involved as engineers and mission controllers:
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For the Soviets, that's not really true… for instance, take, Kaliningrad [formerly Koenigsberg], which entered in '45 and has yet to leave.

With such an unappreciative audience?

Perhaps the Force could've convinced the guy who was borrowing Sisko's desk that he was, in fact, borrowing Sisko's desk, and not some other one?

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Is it really a greater idea than The *Worf* of Wall Street?

Adams could fit in as a naturalist?

It's certainly possible that on some subconscious level Crockett was trying to martyr himself; after all, he went to Texas as his political career was falling apart back in Tennessee.

How much of that is point of view, though? We root for the crafty scoundrels, because they're usually protagonists or friends; how often do we get crafty cowards who are nonetheless presented as allies, given a sympathetic portrayal?

I'm pretty sure they're allowable for Jem'Hadar as medical treatment (they're not strictly speaking performance enhancement, but rather correcting a medical malady) … but presumably, shrouding wouldn't be allowed.

You can't dictate your comments to a computer that then runs them through the translator? Or has computerized dictation still not really been mastered by the 24th century?

Hell, she's got her own non-Federation ship, the Xhosa. Borrow a cloak from the Romulans, and you've got a stealthy(ish) runabout that doesn't even look Federation.

This was fun! I'd like to see this continue alongside regular coverage.

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This is part of why I really liked the little scene where Garak, Damar, and Kira (and two other Cardassian rebels) discover they need a bigger bomb to break into the Dominion HQ, and just burst out laughing.

The computer simulation was not like this. That delivery was very orderly!

I'm… surprised, my dear. How much of this is fueled by interspecies barfights started over the dartboard, or spilling out of the holosuites?

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Taurik, in 'Lower Decks', seemed to come off as reasonably not-a-dick.