Miles is having a really bad day. Well more bad then usual anyways.

Two characters that had notably negative attitudes towards the Federation manage to absolutely nail what they're all about. The Federation are honestly kind of sickening with how friendly and consenting they are, but over time you end up liking them and in the end, they're the only people you can really rely on. You go through life, expecting empty promises, the Federation give you a lot in exchange for what seems like nothing, then when your back is to the wall, they save you.

The last scene of the last episode before the war with the Dominion takes over.

What season was this episode aired?

Dax is over 300 years old and knows less than Worf.

Vulcan Love Slave. Morn talking somebody's ear off. Captain Boday's transparent skull. DS9 has plenty of amusing references.

Love how Garak had Odo's back.

Name a better duo on the station to have a drink with.

Worf spitting feathers haha

...and if one of you idiots gets me killed, you'll have to tell my wife!

"Being a robot is great but we don’t have emotions and sometimes that makes me very sad" - Lt-Cdr Data

so klingons are basically balkanians of the beta quadrant

I get so bored with scientists who insist that the definition they use for a word has to be the only one.

this scene and kirk making spock angry on purpose are the funniest part of star trek.

She should have been in that episode where Picard goes undercover as a criminal.

I think I’m gonna order root beer by saying, “excuse me can I have your insidious root beer”!👋🏻

This would've been a much better finale or part one in said finale where the Dominion and the Alpha Quadrant powers come together in peace thereby averting war.

Any great power has to have economists in its society, even if they don't get all the glory!

The sonic shower probably dries off clothes in 20 seconds, so Worf does not even need to change.

Yes

Makes him look even sexier.

I was basically Data in 4th grade. I knew more than my teachers because as a hobby, I read college level books I took from my uncle’s bags. I even knew more than I should know in high school. My health teacher was weak in science.

That subtle shift in Q's expression when Picard admits he was wrong is brilliant acting. DeLancie didn't oversell it - just this extremely subtle "I got him now, got him to see" moment of satisfaction.

The funny thing is that the Federation didn't know anything about the Ferengi when Worf graduated from the Academy. They didn't even know what the Ferengi looked like until the first season of TNG.

I love how even when Picard is intentionally screwing around while waiting to answer the Sheliak's hail, he still stays composed and simply checks the plaque on the bridge for dust.

Always reminds me of Stan laurel ..a few of his sketches ...

Two veteran actors, right here! Incredible...

never trust a barkeeper that touches the rim of the glass

I love when Picard says "on screen". Troi's face is one of horror. Like WTF! Riker's playing serious and then goes into a sh*t eating smirk. After, they're both like, "yeah, that's our captain!"

compared to Deep space nine, the next generation was gutter trash. just one little scene like this proves why.

“Get me the Sheliak” on the rocks 😁

I think what makes DS9 good is the cast has a lot of dubious, mysterious, rough around the edges characters, that somehow end up becoming great.

That knowing look Kira and Dax give each other when Sisko tells the chief they can manage without him for a few days is just like "Yeah right, good one Benjamin!" 😂😂😂

Wish they did this for a baulk

I expected O'Brien to say: 'What a c unt.' I don't know much about Irish, but I was there on a business trip.

Channeling Jake Holman. Nice.

She mad at someone who she says has brain damage 🐱

Martok is such a Dad here. Love it!

"Nothing! 😠"

This scene is the perfect example of politics.

I sometimes wonder what people would've thought if this series ended on this cliffhanger.

It's a small detail, but I do like that the clarify that Data's "breathing" is for system cooling, and his "blood" operates his hydralics.

I enjoyed it😊

So...from the standpoint of the typical Trek atheist fan... is Q God? A god such as Greek or Norse mythology? Jesus? Who is/are they, and why is it so easy for the typical atheist Star Trek fan to mock traditional faiths but accept the Q continuum as a credible possibility at the same time? This has always fascinated me.

Quark just indirectly explained how taste buds adjust over time (not strictly just talking root beer many beverages and/or foods are an acquired taste)

For me, it's the way Worf says, "your animal". Like the concept of a pet is mysterious and just slightly unnerving to him. Also, I hope he did provide a sandbox (litter box) because those really aren't optional. Seriously Worf, you do not want cat pee on the carpet in your quarters.

ahhh the good old episodes of the Enterprise NCC 1701 - A, everybody now, they tried to make something special every time, good cast

One of the many reasons Weyoun is such a great character, wish we'd had more of him!

“An unknown alien device from a quadrant we’ve barely explored? Plug that bad boy **RIGHT** into the dilithium intermix chamber dawg! Yooo lets go!”

I like The Office but 9 seasons of Jim Halpert looks cannot top the gleeful smirk on Riker's face in this scene.