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Star trek: Deep Space Nine 6.10b - His way

Stardate around 51800
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When Bashir's (Alexander Siddig) latest holosuite character, Vic Fontaine (James Darren), displays an ability to recognise and guide relationships, Odo (René Auberjonois) quickly becomes immersed in the world of a computer generated nightclub singer. Finding a hidden sensitivity and sense of fun, Odo practices telling a holographic Kira (Nana Visitor) of his feelings for her. However, the real life Kira (Nana Visitor) presents more problems...

Persons of interest

Avery Brooks .... Commander Benjamin Lafayette Sisko
René Auberjonois .... Constable Odo
Michael Dorn .... Lieutenant Worf
Terry Farrell .... Lieutenant Jadzia Dax
Cirroc Lofton .... Jake Sisko
Colm Meaney .... Chief O'Brien
Armin Shimerman .... Quark
Alexander Siddig .... Doctor Julian Bashir
Nana Visitor .... Major Kira Nerys
Majel Barrett .... Starfleet computer voice
James Darren .... Vic Fontaine
Debi A Monahan .... Melissa
Cyndi Pass .... Ginger
Ira Steven Behr .... Screenwriter
Hans Beimler .... Screenwriter
Allan Kroeker .... Director

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For more than six years these two have danced around each other, advancing, retreating, advancing, retreating, and now the crunch comes.

While I am somewhat over the excessive USAmericana which infests Star trek, I am aware that everyone speaks USAmerican. I just hope that it won't really be the dominant culture of the future. Sure, there are classics which Uncle Sam produced, such as Star trek itself, but so much crud comes with it (eg USAmerican humour). Fortunately, this episode ties in nicely with the resurgence of lounge music, of which I am an aficionado, so watch it.