Your favorite Vorta?

[tomalak301]

I like Wayoun, but that is too easy, so:

I liked the Vorta Iggy Pop played. Don't remember the name, but his expressions were priceless.

 

[od0_ital]

^

Yelgran, I think.

 

[Valandil]

Weyoun and Keevan.

 

[Apogeal Alpha01]

Weyoun. Witty even in the face of death. And Yelgrun.

 

[Grandpa]

Definitely Yelgrun.

 

[sbk1234]

Weyoun, of course. But then which Weyoun does this mean? Wasn't he killed and cloned a bunch of times?

 

[Hermiod]

^The Weyoun who first appears in "To the Death" and is killed in the same episode was Weyoun #4.

Weyoun #5 first appears in "Ties of Blood and Water". He is killed off screen in a "transporter accident" in "Treachery, Faith and the Great River" (it is strongly hinted that Damar had him killed).

Weyoun #6 was a defective clone. He first appears and also kills himself in "Treachery, Faith and the Great River".

Weyoun #7 first appears in the same episode and has his neck snapped by Worf after making a disparaging comment about Ezri in "Strange Bedfellows".

Weyoun #8 makes his first appearance in that episode. He is killed, finally, in "What You Leave Behind". Damar's rebels had already destroyed the Dominion cloning facility at that point, meaning there was no way to create another clone.

 

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Hermiod said:
Weyoun #5 first appears in "Ties of Blood and Water". He is killed off screen in a "transporter accident" in "Treachery, Faith and the Great River" (it is strongly hinted that Damar had him killed).

The transporter accident had to happen some time before 'Treachery, Faith and the Great River', since Odo had already gotten the false message to go into Cardassian territory to pick up a former informant in the episode's teaser.

Weyoun #6 was a defective clone. He first appears and also kills himself in "Treachery, Faith and the Great River".

That was so cool, too.

 

[Hermiod]

od0_ital said:
The transporter accident had to happen some time before 'Treachery, Faith and the Great River', since Odo had already gotten the false message to go into Cardassian territory to pick up a former informant in the episode's teaser.

Certainly, but that's where his death is first mentioned.

 

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Hermiod said:

od0_ital said:
The transporter accident had to happen some time before 'Treachery, Faith and the Great River', since Odo had already gotten the false message to go into Cardassian territory to pick up a former informant in the episode's teaser.

Certainly, but that's where his death is first mentioned.

Well, yeah, I'm just sayin' it happened offscreen prior to the episode, not offscreen durin' the episode.

 

[MeanJoePhaser]

Weyoun, hands down. Had that cordial yet creepy thing going on, with devious gears turning behind those blue eyes.

 

[Kegek]

Deeeeeee-vos!

Devos, Devos! Prison camp guy from "In Puragatory's Shadow/In Inferno's Light"! He ran a strict business, that Devos.

What? I'm not naming him because he's the only prominent Vorta who hasn't got a mention and therefore gets my pity vote. Really, honest.

Please don't hurt me, Weyouniacs.

 

[Hoshi_Mayweather]

Keevan was my favorite...

Sarcastic, {kinda cute}...and sinister all in one.

 

[DonIago]

I wonder whether Dukat's little cult on Empok Nor ever discovered Keevan still walking into a wall.

 

[Maab of the Ten Tribes]

My favorite Vorta?

 

[BigFoot]

Weyoun

 

[Majisto]

Yelgrun, though I'm really disappointed they had him wearing a shirt. It's Iggy Pop, he hasn't worn any upper body clothing since he was on Pete & Pete.

 

[DonIago]

^That's DS9 for you, always defying expectation.

I couldn't believe it when I saw his name in the opening credits.

 

[DeafPoet]

Weyoun, natch. But Keevan was pretty entertaining. He actually kind of bugged me in 'Rocks and Shoals' but was one of the best parts of 'The Magnificent Ferengi'.

 

[Who_Trek]

Kilana from "The ship." I had fantasies about those ears for like, months...

As a race, I thought the Vorta were great characters...