I love all the DS9 relaunch books but that was an especially great one. great insight into Cardassian culture.

why would it even be scripted though? Why not just write "(unintelligible) is that you?"

Yes, this discussion of how the Prime Directive here has nothing to do with the changes to ferengi society. It's their own internal change (which we don't know how successful, if at all) it will be. The Federation had nothing to do with it.

Now do the end credits song!

And Art Jr was played by the same actor from the original. Nice touch.

I would like to read that article. Teenagers: What ARE they doing?

The number of times people make fun of his outfits should tip you off ;)

That's fantastic. "IT'S THE PHONE COPS, MAN!" God, such a fantastic line reading.

Thanks for sharing that. A beautiful reminder that there was real substance to that part of the show.

You're right, it's not even remotely close. "The Cage" is pretty awesome though.

So happy that Shout!'s releasing the whole series, with music intact (last I heard anyway).

Chai-Chai Roger-gweeze?

Damn, he was amazing.

Holy shit, really?! I NEVER noticed that. wow. Ha ha So freaking brilliant. Bailey's hand-waving him along just kills me.

Ha ha that banner.

I always liked Andy as the centre of the show. His dynamic with Carlson was great (the Turkey ep sums it up perfectly) and I loved his interactions with the rest of the cast. Being the straight/normal character in a wacky ensemble is a thankless, but very important role.

One ep that I always remember fondly was when they were going to get evaluated for Mama Carlson by a guy who basically insisted on a bribe, otherwise he was going to tank their eval. To circumvent this they gave him all the bad material he could want but it was the exact opposite of what Mrs Carlson knew to be true…

Ha ha My brother and I often scream about the Phone Cops.

Agree. I loved it as a kid seeing what would be the typically ditzy blonde played so smart and capable.

I have 2 friends and my 2 brothers who get any WKRP references I make. Whew.