Some of Garak's Best Lines in DS9

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[@keithtorgersen9664]

One of the best lines was missed here- [In referring to the Klingons who assaulted him] "I managed to get off several cutting remarks which no doubt did serious damage to their egos." Thanks to your ministrations I am almost fully healed but the damage I did will last a lifetime."

[@thebard5019]

vicious mockery cast at 9th level

[@psyborg1217]

My favorite is when he almost convinced Worf to sponsor his application to starfleet, then laid it on stating that Worf should recommend himself to be Worf’s commanding officer.

[@crystalheart9]

Oh that was Awesome! The damage will last a lifetime.😆

[@TheMacKosh]

One of my favourites 😅

[@dc-4ever201]

Yes that is perhaps his greatest line, I laughed so hard when I first heard him say it. Knowing you are about to be beaten up and delivering much longer lasting damage to their egos, his bruising will heal but they will always remember what he said, awesome.

[@samsignorelli]

"Do you know what the sad part is, Odo? I'm a very GOOD tailor."

[@davidlewis5312]

Honestly that is the biggest lie he ever told

[@Dragblacker]

@@davidlewis5312 How? Clearly he did well as a tailor.

[@Blundabus1337]

@@davidlewis5312 Disagree. If you want to fool people into thinking you're just a tailor, it's best to be a very good tailor.

[@TakaComics]

​@@davidlewis5312 It's probably the one thing he said that was entirely true. He was broken by having to torture Odo.

[@Chorizosabroso]

@@DragblackerVery true he was an excellent tailor. Starfleet officers preferred to go to him than use the replicators to get uniforms. That said, they had Cardassian replicators though, lol. Not sure how well those made uniforms for Starfleet.

[@ejt321]

"Just something I overheard while hemming some trousers." Love it.

[@yunghova2245]

One of his best phrases and how he uses it so often one might forget that he's an assassin 😂😂😂

[@SiskoBell]

Lol I know! Dude, someone dropped an Obsidian Order Black code in casual conversation?! 😆

[@wilverbal]

And Odo's reaction was so perfect.

[@InfernosReaper]

The funny part is they don't believe him, but it's actually quite a plausible story. You wouldn't believe the stuff people talk about when they start ignoring seemingly unimportant outsider.

[@CaptainSovereign]

Starfleet intelligence and cough section 31 latter:My @ss!

[@andrewl3036]

This to play off each other so well. Dr. Bashir "Of all the stories you told me, which ones were true and which ones weren't? Garak " "My dear Doctor, they're all true." Dr. Bashir "Even the lies?" Garak "Especially the lies."

[@smozone]

One of my absolute favorite DS9 exchanges

[@Justforvisit]

That's definetly Garak's best line ever and perfectly sums up his character

[@embreis2257]

Garak and the doctor: their banter and chemistry was the fountain of much enjoyment

[@BunBun299]

The most essential Garak line is missing. "They're all true." "Even the lies?" "Especially the lies."

[@C0LTELL0]

That's why it says "some" and not 'all.' I'll probably update it soon.

[@unusualbydefault]

"I do believe in coincidences, they happen all the time. I dont TRUST coincidences"

[@matheuscerqueira7952]

I took this one for life

[@Burt1038]

"Come now, Mr. Worf. You're a Klingon. Don't tell me you'd object to a little genocide in the name of self-defense."

[@maximelecompte4446]

Strikes me just now, would there happen to be Klingons in Israël? (Meant as a joke, not as judgment over Near East current situation)

[@gyorgyor7765]

Now a days that one cuts too close, with what's going on in Gaza, its the Israel excuse for War Crimes, calling it self defence.

[@murrethmedia]

I never thought of the Klingons as Israelis before. 🤔

[@Ty-yt3lj]

In fairness the tribbles Do back up Garak’s side. The Klingons did exterminate the entire species in the name of self defence

[@jmwoods190]

​@@Ty-yt3lj I'm sure Garak already knew about the Great Tribble Hunt, hence why he made that remark to Worf!

[@jessestreet2549]

"Just a simple tailor" who was pivotal in saving the Quadrant from it's own foolishness. Such a curious mixture of selfishness and selflessness.

[@robford5489]

Such a mixture of creativity and validity. 😏

[@wizard-pirate]

Damage control via moral relativity.

[@pieceofschmidtgamer]

*"Such a curious mixture of selfishness and selflessness."* No need for selflessness. He made the calculation that the fate of the Alpha and Beta Quadrants was integrally linked to his own survival. That is the mind of Garak, the Damn Good Tailor.

[@davidlewis5312]

I am not sure Garak acts too often in his own best interests. He doesn't ply his skills for hire nor does he choose to sit out crisis. Most of his actions seem to be motivated by his perverse sense of the greater good. Not that such falls in that camp often

[@LionlordEbonfire]

Actually he often is selfless for his friends, the Cardasia and an evil illogical act. Kill Bajoian children just cause he may act to stop that if he thinks they are cute. Founder tells him she will kill all the Cardasians, he starts planning pale moonlight. And try to hit on Kira, he will call you out.

[@tred6292]

“Suffice it to say I still have friends on Cardassia. You will no doubt derive years of enjoyment trying to determine exactly who they are.” Garak! Stop flirting with your enemies!

[@fuzzyhead878]

I think you just described Garak’s personality in a single sentence.

[@SubduedRadical]

@@fuzzyhead878 Not true! He also flirts with his friends. To Dr Bashir: "Especially the lies."

[@MacTechG4]

“Never tell the same lie twice.” The Ferengi should add this to the Rules of Acquisition! Garak is the best supporting character in the show, well, him and Quark…

[@tbeller80]

Fell out of my chair laughing when I watched it on tv as a teen, and still laughing today. He's totally correct!

[@peterbear4413]

Garak and Quark's conversation about root beer as a metaphor for the Federation is the best moment in the entire series.

[@SirMarshalHaig]

I bet they did...just in the special with many extra rules that the export version lacks.

[@Falcrist]

Maybe the cardassians and romulans can join forces and create The Rules of Subterfuge.

[@justinbeath5169]

Quark was a part of the main cast. He was not just a supporting character

[@frenchfrey65]

When I finally watched this show in 2020, Garak kept stealing the spot light every single time he was in an episode, any episode involving him instantly became one of the best, every word he spoke had a layer of subtext that was diabolically smart, a character with genius writing, with an amazing actor to boot. I was so happy to see a character like this too in a show, I've become so done with modern TV and acting, that his character was 110% a breath of fresh air. Most people loved Quark, I loved Garak.

[@zegermanscientist2667]

Me too. The instant he joined Bashir for lunch, I was thrilled and intrigued by his eery aura and cognitive independence.

[@DanSolo871]

My mom was a huge fan of Garak. She always loved watching DS9. And Frazier. 😊

[@PsychedeliKompot]

If you enjoy DS9, I also highly recommend Babylon 5 and Farscape. Two more of the best Sci Fi shows of the 90s, with amazing character acting.

[@NormAppleton]

Andrew Robinson made that character. The writers responded.

[@ohoura]

I loved Garak and Quark. Kira grew on me as did Odo. I liked Worf better in this series. Jadzia was a nice addition as was Kasidy. The Ferengi are crazy funny.

[@andrewpredecessor5278]

Life lessons from Garak. 1. Never tell the same lie twice 2. Shot a man in the back, it's the safest way! 3. You cannot be a spy or a liar, but you can be both. 4. Killing two people and the self respect of of an officer is worth millions of lives. 5. A cardassian hello can be fatal. 6. It is amazing what you hear when hemming dresses.

[@613harbinger316]

Correction for #4: Billions upon billions of lives (if not trillions).

[@andrewpredecessor5278]

@@613harbinger316 thanks for the correction, Even Star Trek mega fans can f*** up now and then. Live long and prosper brother.

[@kristiannoel4866]

It's amazing what people will say when they don't think you're listening.

[@crzyprplmnky]

Correction! Hemming someone's trousers 😂

[@saeedhossain6099]

#4 was quite a bargain

[@werdna9006]

Andrew Robinson NAILED that role - along with the fantastic writers of this brilliant Star Trek series. (Gone are those days)

[@remychase]

The funny part is it was just meant to be a one off role. The producers turned it into a recurring role solely because Andrew is such a phenomenal actor. DS9 wouldn’t be the same without his Garak.

[@able34bravo37]

Garak and Quark were, by far, the best characters on this show.

[@Kesvalk]

Quark was a softie posing as a villain Garak was a villain posing as a softie

[@ValiantWrestling]

All the characters were great on the show apart from Rom, Nog and Leeta.

[@miroslavtomic7038]

@@Kesvalk Than it is settled - they are both anti-heroes of this show. They were never neither fully good guys, nor fully villains. They were always somewhere in between.

[@oneproudbrowncoat]

​@@KesvalkThe difference is, Garak never tried to deceive himself *about* himself.

[@dhunter1133]

The part about DS9 that more than a few people fail to recognize was that it was a study of humanity, ironically through the non-human characters.

[@Toybountyhunter1974]

Need to add one from when Quark and Garak are talking and Quark says "I like talking to people. Like you and I are right now." Talking to one another, getting to know one another." And Garak's response is "I can see the appeal....for you."

[@albertoswald8461]

The whole root beer scene is a gem!!

[@NormAppleton]

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[@Sidragrosm]

And THE worst part of it all..? The more you have, the better it gets. "It's ~insidious~ ..." "...just like The Federation." 😏

[@keatsiannightingale]

That whole conversation with Quark is one of the best dialogues, it's such a good interaction! " How thoughtless of me not to consider the effects the destruction of my home world would have on your business. These must be trying times for you, be brave! "

[@willvanauger3273]

The way Dukat says "Garak! :(" never fails to make me laugh. "oh my god hes telling! he isnt supposed to do that in front of the girl I like!"

[@dreadcthulhu5]

That part is funny. But equally funny is not only Kira's reaction of horror at the idea, but Dax's complete lack of a reaction to any of it. She never comments on anything other than solving the problem at hand. Truly an old soul who has no time for the drama.

[@Glopdemon]

He might have been a spy, a liar, and a murderer, but even he wouldn’t break bro code… or so Dukat believed

[@Blundabus1337]

Biggest crime garak ever did: Broke the bro code.

[@prime-of-two3753]

“It’s best not to dwell on such minutiae.” LOL! I’ve said this for a couple decades, and had totally forgotten where I first heard it until today. Been awhile since I’ve watched DS9.

[@douggale5962]

Anyone literate enough to know that "ae" is pronounced "ee" gets 10/10 in my book.

[@sugarnads]

Indeed

[@Freelancer4tehwin]

The scene when he cajoles Dukat about his preening for Kira is fascinating: we know he dispises Dukat, but it is clear in that scene that he also values and Respects Kira. He thinks highly of her, and is acting to protect her from the slime ball that is Dukat. It also shows Garak's own sense of honour. You feel like he means it when he speaks of Dukat as a married man - that such an oath matters to Garak.

[@dreadcthulhu5]

One who has lost all of their connections, to family, to friends, to home, values those connections all the more. And yes, I think he does respect Kira. I don't recall him ever saying anything particularly insulting to her. Maybe he appreciates her passion, her loyalty, her sense of duty to her home and culture, and her honesty.

[@inoroth2001]

@@dreadcthulhu5 Kira is every bit as loyal to her home as he is... but she didn't have to compromise her ideals and morals to become and remain that person.

[@SamCogley]

@@dreadcthulhu5he absolutely respects Kira - it’s rather obvious he knew how effective she was as a member of the resistance even before the occupation ended. It’s never stated outright that I remember, but my feeling always was that he recommended her as the liaison to teach guerrilla tactics to Damar’s resistance. Who else would be crazy enough to recommend a Bajoran militia officer and former resistance operative as an adviser to her old enemies?

[@Ellimist000]

And that he does it so openly and personally and familiarity with Ducat . Its almost like they were once friends that often once bickered about this. or at least their hate of each other is from familiarity

[@woodysmith2681]

When listing possible threats, Garak lists Kira and Odo's rejoinder is priceless: True [she doesn't like you], but if she wanted you dead, you'd be dead.

[@Kuldirongaze1]

Garak: Or maybe I'm an outcaste spy. Bahir: Naw, that's impossible. Garak: *smiles*

[@earlofsmeg]

The irony of it is that Bashir was right. Garak was an outcast spy. 😆

[@ariadnefrolich7243]

"That's a little graphic for children" For some reason this reaction really tickled me.

[@Alverant]

Julian should tell him the original version of Sleeping Beauty, before the Grimm brothers and Disney sanitized it.

[@ariadnefrolich7243]

​@Alverant As someone who absolutely LOVES fairytales and folklore and grew up with both the Disney AND original versions, yes he absolutely should.

[@cryptthrasher2213]

....Nog: "It happened! So you can either walk beside me or in front of me, but I am never turning my back on you again" Garak: "Cadet.........., there may be hope for you yet"

[@Marinealver]

he said the same line when Bashir told him of the Lethean Telepathic Attack.

[@miroslavtomic7038]

And to think that Andrew Robinson was originally seriously considered for the role of Odo of all people. Luckely, while the role of Odo eventually went to Rene Auberjoinis, who previously appeared in The Undiscovered Country movie as Colonel West, producers wanted to keep Robinson on the show in some capacity. That is when they created a brand new character, meant specifically for Robinson, who eventually became Garak.

[@quester34]

He was the bad guy in the First Dirty Harry movie

[@miroslavtomic7038]

@@quester34 Yes, absolutely. But newer generations will always know him more as Garak than anything else, despite him having 40 years of more than a very decent acting career.

[@613harbinger316]

Ah yes. Odo who was of the shape-shifting race that disguised themselves as Klingons to manipulate the Klingon Empire to instigate war. Played by Rene Auberjoinis who, in Undiscovered Country, played a human disguised as a Klingon to manipulate the Klingon Empire to continue the war.

[@GestapoPussyRanch]

They basically hit a grand slam!

[@georgfelis]

He *owned* that role from the first line. Well, of course he did. He stole it. Not that he'd ever admit to it. And his book is remarkably good too.

[@aaavellone]

I love that whole speech from The Pale Moonlight. Probably one of the best Trek episodes imo.

[@sminkycorp]

Of all of them , it was hardcore

[@embreis2257]

the whole episode is a jewel in its own right

[@thrawn3236]

The reaction of Gul Baniel says that was an Obsidian order code.

[@PeoplecallmeLucifer]

"She must take after her Mother" Garak unlocked a new title Roastmaster extraordinaire

[@SaBelmonte84]

“Truth is usually just an excuse for a lack of imagination.”

[@spaghettisauce3958]

I love this show so much its honestly the best of star trek

[@Daddy_B]

"It was just something I overheard while I was hemming someone's trousers." So much pure gold there.

[@MrMikellsof88]

I love it when Garak calls Dukat out on his preening. The look on Dukat's face ... he's so scandalised that someone noticed and had the audacity to mention it in the presence of others. AND he doesn't even deny it. Just launches straight in on "I should have executed you years ago."

[@kevinbray3724]

"Oh, you tried, remember?"

[@spleefthedude7747]

Garak was always my favorite, most dangerous person on DS9.

[@nathanielhellerstein5871]

Never tell the same lie twice - Garak's Rules of Deception, #7

[@user-ut1rg1xz3m]

'Of course I BELIEVE in coincidences, coincidences happen all the time! I don't TRUST coincidences!"

[@hoofheartedicemelted296]

Dukat always likes to think he has the last word, but with Elim Garak he's just wasting his time. Garak is the master of the one liners, that brings the conversation to a resolute end.

[@michiganspencer6920]

I can't believe the famous "root beer" scene with Quark isn't in here...Garak ripped off some great sarcastic lines against Quark!!!

[@ebhark2012]

Garak is still my favorite character of the whole show. Another line missed was when he killed the last Weyoun, the Founder said, "I wish you hadn't done that. He was the last of his line." Garage said: "I was hoping you'd say that."

[@andreaso8886]

I'm missing 'I think I joined the wrong intelligence service' :)

[@miroslavtomic7038]

To me, Garak was and still is the most complex recurring character in history of Star Trek and, to be perfectly honest, quite probably the most mysterious character in history of Star Trek in general. While all the time he keeps revealing various things about himself in virtually every single episode he appeared in, we never got to learn even 1% of who and what he really was and is. His past on Cardassia was in total darkness to everyone, not even sure that Gul Dukat himself knew most of it, let alone we have no idea what exactly was he doing before he came to Deep Space 9. Nor we ever learned the real reasons why he escaped from Cardassia and defected to Federation in the first place. It was heavily implied many times that he defected because Gul Dukat had orchastrated a plot to eliminate and probably execute him, but this was never proven beyond reasonable doubt, other than the fact that he and Dukat indeed has a long standing personal feud which neither of them ever hid from enybody, and, knowing Garak, could have easily been not true. Not to mention that, despite his obvious defection, he never officially joined Federation in any capacity, except as boarder on Deep Space 9, so his true alliances were never revealed.

[@raypalmer9786]

One of my very favorite characters ever.

[@RockmanX82]

My favorite is: on the contrary, I always hope for the best, experience however has taught me to expect the worst

[@christophersnyder1532]

Garak: Kiss the girl, get the key, they never taught me that at the Obsidian Order.

[@davegreenlaw5654]

OOOO.! That last one...frost was forming on my monitor.

[@PauloPontes]

Garak's best line is not there. B-Wich stories are true? G-They are all true B- Even the lies? G- Specially the lies

[@Thor_Odinson]

Can't believe they left out the scene with Quark and Garak discussing root beer......"it's insidious"

[@archiemitchell8426]

Andy was outstanding as Garack. Very talented and undervalued actor. 👏👏👏👏👏👏🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@jdlessl]

And on the somber side: "She loved you". "I could never figure out why. I guess I never will".

[@VuotoPneumaNN]

"Beauty is in the eye of the beholder" sounds so very un-Cardassian. Beauty is what the state deterimines to be.

[@notcarolkaye]

God I love him. One of the best characters in television history.

[@DaellusKnights]

Garak has always been hands-down my favorite supporting character 😻😹

[@monolithic3563]

Garak needs his own spinoff show

[@laz7354]

Star Trek: Deep Space Lies

[@Scottlp2]

Garak: a tailor’s tales.

[@VinceLyle2161]

That would have been a good idea 30 years ago.

[@alias588]

Star Trek: Tinker, Tailor, Cobbler, Cardassian

[@edwardsimpson119]

Keeping Up With the Cardassians

[@jss-ue7ju]

I love Garaks quick whit. Awesome acting.

[@petergould9174]

At 3:50 Garak mentions that he could be an outcast spy! That might be the first time in the show where they had him say a plain and simple truth.

[@renerpho]

There's no such thing as a plain, simple truth.

[@delboykinobi5273]

Garak is one of my favourite star trek characters of all time

[@chrisharrison763]

Can you imagine what Voyager would have been like with writing as good as this?

[@nategraham6946]

Garak really was the best character in the history of this show. Not the one who lives up to the ideas of the federation, he’s not a member. But one, through sheer charisma, charm, and wit made us all think, grow, and learn, even respect that which we would usually despise.

[@nathanielhellerstein5871]

Consider the looks on Kira's face when Garak and Dukat quarreled about her, 3:57 First annoyance. "They're talking about me?" Next intent watching. "Yeah he does incessantly posture. Yeah they are annoyed at each other." Next shock. "He wants me for WHAT? And he's MARRIED?" Then she nods. "The spy tells the truth this time."

[@keatsiannightingale]

The conversation between Garak and Quark on the bar when klingons are attacking Cardassia is one of the best, it's such a great dialogue. "How thoughtless of me not to consider the effects the destruction of my home world would have on your business. These must be trying times for you, be brave!"

[@andybiz4273]

The "you'd shoot a man in the back" line is one of my favorite from the entire series.

[@ProfessionalDriver101]

It is the safest choice, after all

[@KingOfMadCows]

1:20 the Cardassians must be using bootlegged Starfleet software because that computer voice sounds a lot like Majel Barrett.

[@PtolemyCeasar]

All the best people have the right Tailor.

[@davecrupel2817]

2:59 "That you should never tell the same lie twice." Bro. When i first heard him say that, it gave me an existential crisis on that moral. Lmao

[@kq_10]

"I believe in coincidences. Coincidences happen everyday, but I don't trust coincidences."

[@NevTheDeranged]

My favorite character in all of Trek.

[@Akkbar21]

The actor who played Garak was so good with his diction. I love his work on this show.

[@user-cp9hy2ky6z]

By far my favourite DS9 character.

[@oldtwinsna8347]

Would be great to have a prequel based on Cardassia focusing on Garak's upbringing with Tain as his father and head of the Obsidian Order during its glory days. Side cast would include Dukat's father who was Chief Archon of the Cardassian courts.

[@nbrandon6377]

It exists! The novel A Stitch in Time, written by Andrew G Robinson himself. It's great! Think it recently got a re-release.

[@internetgas2020]

@@nbrandon6377 that really is a great book. I’d hate to see a TV show though. Especially one made these day seeing how they have treated the franchise

[@livinglifeat212]

The actor made Garak fascinating. I doubt anyone else playing a younger version would end up disappointing

[@internetgas2020]

@@livinglifeat212 the actor no. The show runners on the other hand. Firstly they would race and gender swap him and also make him a member of the alphabet community. It would also just turn into the typical teen drama that had infected our screens lately. Basically it would destroy Garak and DS9’s legacy

[@Ellimist000]

@@internetgas2020 Dude, Andrew Robinson himself said that Garak ain't straight, aka "part of the alphabet community" just in case his acting did not give you a clue 🙃. Word of god, as it were. Touch grass, friend

[@emil3f]

I just found my new favourite Star Trek channel!

[@paktype]

Garak was probably the best character on DS9.

[@JMDarkly1]

Man, Garak was just such a wonderful character.~ Charming, smug, sly, and oh so devious.~

[@r.kellycoker9387]

Andrew Robinson is such an excellent actor.

[@taikob0y]

There’s nothing so satisfying as duplicity. Garak was a major reason that DS9 was the best Star Trek series after TNG

[@amramjose]

What a great character, very well acted of course.

[@Azrael694]

I have always loved when Sisko was confronted with the truth of what it cost him to get the Romulans involved in the war.

[@Nightdare]

One of the better episodes in Trek

[@Cat_Woods]

Me too. And this is what is weird to me -- I generally hate that kind of partisan utilitarian ethics. But it's just so perfectly done, I absolutely love that episode. And Garak is the one who made it perfect. He whips up genuine moral indignation about one of the most ruthless things ever done on the show AND proves that Sisko is just a hypocrite if he looks at it any other way.

[@dps1978]

One of my FAVORITE characters in all of Star Trek. Great compilation 🖖🏻

[@matweb8195]

The good old days. R.I.P

[@glamourweaver]

God bless Nana for preventing the Kira/Dukat romance from actually happening

[@svensshed1564]

He is one of my favourite characters in the Star Trek universe

[@fsustu2393]

Garak: "You never told me you had a secret mountain hideaway." Damar: "I was going to surprise you."

[@cyrussoxlegion]

Garak is friggin' awesome.

[@privatename5788]

Mirror Worf: "You are attempting to shift the blame away from yourself!" Mirror Garak: "Am I succeeding?"

[@nelsonchereta816]

"Are you sure that's the point, Doctor?" "Of course, what else could it be?" "That you should never tell the same lie twice." - For me this is the quintessential line that sums up his character. He is a Cardassian to the bone. A cynic, a realist, and someone who has absolutely no use for Federation optimism or morality. He sees everything from a Cardassian point of view and draws his own conclusions.

[@cujimmy1366]

The Tailor that created the emperor's new suit.

[@internetgas2020]

And this is why Garak is the best character on DS9, the very best of the Star Trek shows

[@omega311888]

Phenomenal character! Superb writing, executed by a superb actor!

[@KeoniPhoenix]

The best part when Julian talks to Garak for the first time to really try to find out if Garak is who everybody suspects really is, he lies and misdirects but he still reveals the truth when he says he could be an outcast spy despite clearly denying it a moment later. Its such great writing and acting that it goes unnoticed at the beginning but becomes a very real part of his character towards the end.

[@jimmyyu2184]

Ahhhh... Garak and DS9 😍😘🥰You gotta love it.

[@sirensbane17]

Plot twist: that specific clearance code really WAS something Garak overheard while hemming trousers.

[@davidpatterson2178]

Best actor on the set.

[@MAZE4]

Andrew Robinson is an outstanding actor, he really got his teeth into the part as Garak.

[@rusty-sb1jy]

One of my favorite actors!

[@innamedvedev8327]

And this is why Garak is the best character, and In the Pale Moonlight is the best episode!

[@willhaddock1347]

The acting in this show was so amazing, from Avery Brooks, Andrew Robinson, and the others.

[@michaelwagner6877]

Oh man I got a full body dose of red alert when I saw Dukat. It's been a hot minute since I binged DS9 but that was instantaneous.

[@starfleethastanks]

How the fuck did Andy Robinson not even get _nominated_ for a guest actor Emmy?!

[@mawsafgjp4619]

I believe in coincidence, coincidence happen all the time. I do not trust coincidence.

[@korrinmichealson5344]

I loved Garrix reaction to the boy who cried Wolf. More than any other side character in the series he deserved to be a full cast member.

[@MrRattlebones640]

"Just something i overheard whilst hemming trousers" LMAO

[@LBCB94025]

*to lie properly; you need to know what the other person knows!!* _without that you will instantly be caught!!_ 🧐🤔😆👍🏻🤷🏼

[@JemHadar422]

I want that clearance code 😅

[@OneTalkerOne]

Awesome!

[@AppalachianCryptidDoge]

1:40 That has to be my favorite exchange between these two characters in the entire series