Nausicans throwing darts at each other?
I'm pretty sure that's what they are doing haha I never noticed this before
I'm pretty sure that's what they are doing haha I never noticed this before
There's a scene in The Captains that a lot of fans, and even Shatner, didn't get which has earned Brooks an unfair reputation as a kind of loopy eccentric, but he was actually just making a musical joke.
Shatner: What happens when you die?
Brooks: Tell me.
Shatner: I wish I knew.
Brooks: [Plays the piano for 1 minute.] I wish I knew.
The song he played on the piano was a jazz standard called I wish I knew. That was his response to the question.
I had to have this explained to me a few years ago, because I don't know jazz and it does seem weird if you didn't know that that was the name of a song. But upon learning that, it changed my entire perception of the interview. So I thought I'd share it with the community.
A most excellent captain and emissary. With the stuff we know, Space Messiah
Those federation do gooders always sticking their noses in other people's business.
Especially compared to other actors like Christopher Walken and Nic Cage who are celebrated for their "uniqueness".
Pretty simple, but I heard somewhere that it’s a good idea to get someone hooked on a long form series not by showing them the first episode but showing them an episode that you think they’ll like. Do you reckon there’s any DS9 episodes you could show a pedestrian that would get them interested in the series as a whole?
r/Treksons
One of the best episodes of DS9
He just sent me the photo. He lives in LA and I'm in the Midwest. Now I have to go visit him again to meet the best-named cat ever
Why be terrible alone when you can be terrible together?
Sisko casts the people from his real life in his 'vision' in a way that reveals some subconscious feelings he has about them:
He secretly feels slightly intimidated by Worf but also respects him, who he casts as a cool wealthy baseball player whos more self confident than Benny and flirts with his girlfriend in front of him. Worf after all is the flashy former security officer from Starfleets flagship and is a bit of a name within the Klingon empire itself. Sisko maybe feels a bit uncomfortable having someone like that working beneath him.
Deep down he doesn't fully trust Odo, hence why he casts him as someone who isn't 'bad' but is a little too willing to cede to a corrupt authority or defend bigotry and oppression. After all Odo was the guy who worked for the Cardassians even if he feels guilty about it, and who came very close to betraying Siskos friends on the station in season 6.
He views Quark as someone who despite his abrasive and self centered personality, ultimately does have a moral center and will do the right thing in the end. We see this come up a lot in the show up to this point.