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Deep Space Nine Companion (Star Trek Deep Space Nine) Paula M. Block, Terry J. Erdmann
Publisher: Star Trek

The website Modern Drunkard Magazine does an expose on all the alcohol mentioned in Star Trek. Firstly, I decided not to write about Boston LegalUnless Paul(My favourite character and played by Rene Auberjonois, who also played Odo on DS9)does something funny/awesome etc. They are dour, humorless g-men, and not ones for chit-chat. The Next Generation and Deep Space Nine! Played by noted Irish actor Colm Meaney, O'Brien always came off as one of the most relatable and down-to-earth (put intended) characters in all of Star Trek. Deep Space Nine was originally dismissed as the unwanted stepchild of the Star Trek franchise. Review #1 , Star Trek DS9 s7e14 'Chimera'. What's really underhanded is the famed duo knew they would not have enough to make it through their entire journey, The amount of whiskey (Irish, Scottish or otherwise) floating in the Star Trek universe is staggering, whether it's the original TV show, TNG, DS9 or in movies. Star Trek: The Next Generation was tremendously successful in syndication and led to three additional series: Deep Space Nine, Voyager, and Enterprise. Mission Summary: Dulmur and Lucsly from Temporal Investigations have arrived (on time) on Deep Space 9, wishing to see Captain Sisko. They ask him point blank, “Why did you take the Defiant back in time? They clearly have a deep rapport and respect for each, and Odo could certainly value that as much a "love," so without treading on the landmine of Star Trek and romantic plots, they could have found a way to make this idea work. (Many thanks to Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Companion and the invaluable Memory Alpha for much of the above.) Best Line: ODO: Another glorious chapter of Klingon history. So, my review of the DS9 episode "Chimera"(Warning, any review will always have spoilers). According to both the special features on the DS9 DVDs and the book The Deep Space Nine Companion writers of the show actively sought to make sure at least one episode a year would feature an “O'Brien must suffer” plotline. They provided their companions a ration of 4 ounces of whiskey (one gill) daily. (This according to the DS9 companion.) But, you know, if your lover could be whatever he or she wanted, they'd obviously be pretty great.