"Badda-Bing, Badda-Bang" Line-by-Line!

VIC: Frankie you want me to beg? I'll beg. Give me a chance to make things right. I know people, people with dough. High rollers. I could bring 'em into the casino.

 

FRANKIE: What? You want to be my shill?

 

VIC: I'm talking about people who can drop ten, twenty, thirty big ones a night.

 

KIRA: Give him what he wants, Frankie. I can't take much more of his whining.

 

FRANKIE: Bring in a couple of players, then we'll talk.

 

VIC: That's all I ask. Let me buy you a drink.

 

FRANKIE: I don't drink with losers. Come on, dollface. Let's warm up the poker table.

 

CICCI: Welcome back.

 

[Sisko's quarters]

SISKO: You're in charge of what?

 

KASIDY: Of distracting the guard so that we can sneak someone into the countroom.

 

SISKO: Kasidy, I can't believe you're involved in this thing. The whole thing is ridiculous.

 

KASIDY: I guess that means you're not going to wish me luck.

 

SISKO: And you're telling me that virtually my entire senior staff is a part of this nonsense?

 

KASIDY: You're supposed to help your friends when they're in trouble. And Vic, hologram or not, is in trouble. Not that I'd expect you to care.

 

SISKO: Look, this is not about Vic Fontaine.

 

KASIDY: Then what is your problem?

 

SISKO: You want to know? You really want to know what my problem is? I'll tell you. Las Vegas nineteen sixty two, that's my problem. In nineteen sixty two, black people weren't very welcome there. Oh, sure they could be performers or janitors, but customers? Never.

 

KASIDY: Maybe that's the way it was in the real Vegas, but that is not the way it is at Vic's. I have never felt uncomfortable there and neither has Jake.

 

SISKO: But don't you see, that's the lie. In nineteen sixty two, the Civil Rights movement was still in its infancy. It wasn't an easy time for our people and I'm not going to pretend that it was.

 

KASIDY: Baby, I know that Vic's isn't a totally accurate representation of the way things were, but it isn't meant to be. It shows us the way things could have been. The way they should've been.