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Rochey wrote:What the dear holy f**k?

That's about as good a summation of the episode as I can think of.

Josiah Thompson wrote:And it was weird watching the DS9 command crew playing hopscotch and singing the rhyme...

If it was Q making them do that, then all right. But those Vegas aliens? Thank you, but no thank you!

Actually, I think they were called the Wadi. But still, same thing - Sore losers at Quark's Bar.

I remember that one now. Oh God........that was painful. I almost gave up on DS9 over that one.

Are we talking about the one with the probability-altering glowing globes, or a different one?

I kind of liked the one with the probability altering balls. Chris Sarandon is always fun to watch, and it did show the beginning of the burgeoning relationship between Bashir and O'Brien.

And I did like Dax's highly scientific way of shutting the devices down.

"Where's the off button"
"They don't have one"
"No problem - phaser setting 5"

Tsukiyumi wrote:Are we talking about the one with the probability-altering glowing globes, or a different one?

Different ep. "Move Along Home" is the name, and it makes the one with the game-globes look like Emmy material in comparison.

Mikey wrote:

Tsukiyumi wrote:Are we talking about the one with the probability-altering glowing globes, or a different one?

Different ep. "Move Along Home" is the name, and it makes the one with the game-globes look like Emmy material in comparison.

Yeah, I really don't remember that one then.

Lucky man.

From what I've heard, I won't be too keen on seeing that ep.

DS9 really DID have some awful episodes.

Every show did.

Aye, you can say that of any series.

Well it's all your own faults for being Souless Minions of Orthodoxy

thelordharry wrote:Well it's all your own faults for being Souless Minions of Orthodoxy

Ummm... OK...

I think it stands out with DS9 because that series had the largest spread from awfulness to greatness.