It seemed like the more interesting a Mirror character was, the less we saw of them. Scruffy Bashir went the distance, while Pirate Sisko, Overseer Odo, and Nice Guy Quark expired quickly.At least Mirror Bareil was more interesting.....
It seemed like the more interesting a Mirror character was, the less we saw of them. Scruffy Bashir went the distance, while Pirate Sisko, Overseer Odo, and Nice Guy Quark expired quickly.At least Mirror Bareil was more interesting.....
1. When were those two on DS9?Janeway and Chakotay.
It seemed like the more interesting a Mirror character was, the less we saw of them. Scruffy Bashir went the distance, while Pirate Sisko, Overseer Odo, and Nice Guy Quark expired quickly.
This was my vote, inorganic is the best description - it always felt more like something the writers wanted. I'd buy them as super-good platonic friends, or even Odo pining away unrequited, but Kira never seemed interested in him romantically.Second would be Kira and Odo. It was sooooooooooo out of left field and every time I'd see them together as a couple I would cringe because it never felt organic.
Dax and Worf! With Troi I found it moving because Alexander became a recurring character and the boy became attached to her; so their relationship formed organically and I wish it remained to this day.
By her relationship with a powerful man, not by her activism. She had less agency.Given that Ishka did (alone and in a couple of years) what it took the entire American women's suffrage moment over five decades to accomplish, I'd hardly say she was the one domesticated!
By her relationship with a powerful man, not by her activism. She had less agency.
There was something about Garak and Ziyal's mutual attraction felt like the tale from "The Scorpion and the Frog". Every time on screen I suspected Garak was going to do something horrible to her for revenge on Gul Dukat. Lot of story wasted on a character who was destined to die, I guess falling by the hands of the 1 dimensional Cardassian "Damar" was appropriate for such a menial character, but secrets should've been revealed to why Garak and Dukat hated each other and what specifically was the cause for the rift? Again, at the time, although I was disappointed in the change of pace of the series in the War Seasons, I never expected the end would turn out to be a cartoon story about Angels and Demons. DS9 was better than that and the characters were sophisticated enough to tell a story fitting for each of them.I don't think it's the worst per se but Garak and Ziyal with him always tut tutting and saying oh my dear how naive you are and that kinda stuff always annoyed me.
But Leeta and Rom and her "Oh Rom" was the worst.
I'll add Ishka's singlehanded transformation of Ferengi society. Even if the Prophets helped by not completely reversing their mind manipulation of Zek.The only thing in Star Trek more improbable than Rom and Leeta is Kirk being able to free-climb El Capitain.
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