Didn't he always!Didn't J. Michael Straczynski have a whole crazy rant ...
Didn't he always!Didn't J. Michael Straczynski have a whole crazy rant ...
If I'm not mistaken, the full list is LeVar Burton, James L. Conway, Les Landau, Winrich Kolbe, David Livingston and Mike Vejar. Frakes didn't actually direct any episodes of Enterprise.
A healing hand for "The Quickening." The feels in this episode were tremendous, for the plague victims, for Bashir and his struggles, and for the small, believable, and important triumph of Ekoria's healthy child. Not gonna lie, some ninjas ran past and threw sand in my eyes when that happened....
HIPPOCRATIC OATH
STARSHIP DOWN
THE SWORD OF KAHLESS
CROSSFIRE
RETURN TO GRACE
SONS OF MOGH
ACCESSION
THE MUSE
BODY PARTS
BROKEN LINK
Starship Down. Quark's scenes with James Cromwell's character are gold.
HIPPOCRATIC OATH
THE SWORD OF KAHLESS
RETURN TO GRACE
SONS OF MOGH
ACCESSION
THE MUSE
BODY PARTS
BROKEN LINK
I like Bashir's half of the episode, but my problem with Hippocratic Oath is that Worf is too childish and unprofessional for his character.
But certainly not the season's worst episode.
The “Bit Player” (Bruce McGill) would later go on to play Captain Braxton in Voyager’s “Relativity” episode.I don't remember a rant. (Which doesn't mean you're wrong, to be sure; I wasn't exceptionally up on the behind-the-scenes stuff.) I do remember a clip from Babylon 5's blooper reel. In the actual scene, the bit player explained that Hague, the Foxworth character, had been killed -- not too surprising in a war scenario. In the blooper reel:
Sheridan: Where's Admiral Hague?
Bit Player: (heavily) Admiral Hague...is on Deep Space Nine. His agent overbooked him; there was nothing we could do.
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