[talvikuningas]

Because Bashir is a disney princess and everybody knows it.

Doctor, I think I suffer from a serious case of I love you.

[tinsnip]

He’s about to break into song!

The Gamma Quadrant isn’t empty, it isn’t just a bunch of planets. It’s bound together by the Dominion, a very very tough, very smart, very old civilization, run by the mysterious Founders, who are experts in genetic engineering, and who turn out to be Odo’s people, the Shapeshifters. They then go and engineer these slave races that do their bidding. Essentially, the two main slave races were the ‘carrot’ and the ‘stick’. The carrot being the Vorta, who would come to your planet and say “Hey, you’re nice people, here’s some M-16s and some popcorn, and whatever else you want baby, alcohol, fire-water? All you have to do is sign this little contract and we’ll make you cool.” Then there’s the Jem’Hadar. So the Vorta say “Oh, you don’t want to play ball? Then meet these guys. They’re gonna kick your ass.”

 Robert Hewitt Wolfe (via metatheatre)

[metatheatre]

“This is her family. The father that is not her father. The baby that is not her baby. That’s Kira’s family.”  —Robert Hewitt Wolfe

[tinsnip]

I haven’t even seen this episode yet, and I’m so happy. Tekeny Ghemor! My favourite sort-of-dad! He comes back??

Oh, God, he probably dies, doesn’t he.

[tinsnip]

Buh - where did all those extra neck ridges come from??

[metatheatre]

In the Pale Moonlight reframed

by *Bakenius

[metatheatre]

As he blocked the scene in which Rom and Quark tussle on the floor in Ishka’s living room, Auberjonois placed the bowl [of fruit] where it would be sure to fall to the ground during the tumult. By luck, the impacted fruit flew directly at the camera, as if on cue. “I didn’t know it would turn out so wonderfully.” He grins. “If it had been 3-D, it would have been great!”

— The Deep Space Nine Companion