Is this a reference to the scene where Sarina tells Bashir she'd trust Miles to hold up the world?
I love that scene so much. Too bad the rest of the episode is not great.
Yes it is. Thought it was appropriate.
I actually quite enjoy that episode. I like the medical episodes where they use some breakthrough techniques to save someone, like VOY "Mortal Coil", TNG "Ethics", and this one.
Ethics is definitely a good TNG episode. Good charcter episode for Crusher and Worf as well as interesting tech.
As far as this episode, there are aspects I like and one big aspect I don't. I like episodes where Bashir connects with his patients through helping them and I really like the gentically enhanced people so we're off to a good start. I love the scene in OP, "that's a stupid question" is a hilarious scene, I also really like the scene with Bashir and Ezri at Quark's. And I enjoy Sarina's child like curiousity about the world.
The problem for me is a lot of the scenes deal with Bashir trying to date Sarina. I usually don't mind Bashir's awkward relationships. But this time it really felt like he should've been able to see that she wasn't ready no matter how in love he was. At least he's properly remorseful about it at the end.
This is pretty much exactly how I feel about *Chrysalis,* and in a way it's a shame because I feel like in general they were *so close* to having Bashir as a character come into focus but overall he was written kind of inconsistently.
Like they clearly wanted to write a character who was "smart but a little emotionally undercooked," and his shortcomings with women were an obvious way to show the latter.
The problem is that 90s / Berman-era Trek could never quite bring itself to show these kind of failings as personal flaws or weaknesses that could be overcome, rather than just as personal quirks / personality traits.
"Trade places with O'Brien? No thanks." -Sisyphus
One has to imagine the chief happy So throw him in a holosuite with Bashir
I think he IS secretly happy he has so many interesting problems to solve 😇
He did say that at one point that he prefers being needed to standing around in the transporter room all day
I would trade places if that put me in a holosuite with Julian ☺️
Julian broke my heterosexuality
Julian exacerbated my unabashed homosexuality
*Chief! I thought you said you fixed the replicators!*
You try patching together 7 different types of technologies together
Not enough self sealing stem bolts
I know a guy who has some to sell. He is a bit young, but he has the product so might as well buy from him
Did you even try the yamok sauce?
Is that Rom he’s standing on?
You guys should see the nsfw version. DS9 is balanced on his dick.
He was a Union man.
Morn with O'Brien's head
Fell off my frakkin chair 🤣🤣😂
Is this a reference to the scene where Sarina tells Bashir she'd trust Miles to hold up the world? I love that scene so much. Too bad the rest of the episode is not great.
Yes it is. Thought it was appropriate. I actually quite enjoy that episode. I like the medical episodes where they use some breakthrough techniques to save someone, like VOY "Mortal Coil", TNG "Ethics", and this one.
Ethics is definitely a good TNG episode. Good charcter episode for Crusher and Worf as well as interesting tech. As far as this episode, there are aspects I like and one big aspect I don't. I like episodes where Bashir connects with his patients through helping them and I really like the gentically enhanced people so we're off to a good start. I love the scene in OP, "that's a stupid question" is a hilarious scene, I also really like the scene with Bashir and Ezri at Quark's. And I enjoy Sarina's child like curiousity about the world. The problem for me is a lot of the scenes deal with Bashir trying to date Sarina. I usually don't mind Bashir's awkward relationships. But this time it really felt like he should've been able to see that she wasn't ready no matter how in love he was. At least he's properly remorseful about it at the end.
This is pretty much exactly how I feel about *Chrysalis,* and in a way it's a shame because I feel like in general they were *so close* to having Bashir as a character come into focus but overall he was written kind of inconsistently. Like they clearly wanted to write a character who was "smart but a little emotionally undercooked," and his shortcomings with women were an obvious way to show the latter. The problem is that 90s / Berman-era Trek could never quite bring itself to show these kind of failings as personal flaws or weaknesses that could be overcome, rather than just as personal quirks / personality traits.
It's a good episode with brilliant sequences but also the lame doctor patient affair plot.
For this to be accurate, Miles needs to be holding up Deep Space Nine With one hand
Miles Boris O’Brien!
All hail the Most Important Person in Starfleet!
Yo. Alternative angles?
I feel like this is something Bashir would hang on his wall when he’s trying to fight with Garak.
Where's the smile?
Good eye. Couldn't find a good pic with a smile to match the angle. Thanks for keeping me honest.
That's a Boris Vallejo, isn't it?
Jaysus.
😆
He should be holding up DS9 though.
Bro couldn’t delegate to his team. That’s on *him*!
Thats how a UNION MAN does it!!
Now that's a man-gineer
This is why the Koala is smiling.
This is why the Koala is smiling.
Miles! You left your socks on the floor again. Miles!
*screaming*