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+: '''The Sound of Her Voice''' ''[[1998]] [[June 10]]''
+(First watched 2008-09-15) &nbsp;Talking to three years in the past unknowingly... another interesting sci-fi premise. &nbsp;However, I guess nobody bothered checking the records so as to notice a three year gap from Lisa's story. &nbsp;Interesting, though, to hear that Starfleet is still sending out those many-year exploratory missions.
+The next-to-last Jadzia episode and she's barely in it? &nbsp;Though I'm sure it wasn't unintentional that they all ended up at a funeral at the end, with O'Brien saying that someday they wouldn't all be there.
+B story was interesting. &nbsp;I thought for a while Jake was going to get in on the illegal doings; an upgraded version of he and Nog's doings back in the day. &nbsp;But no... just allowing Quark to say it out loud ended up with Odo letting him get away with it. &nbsp;I suppose it's a good thing we don't know anything about those crystals or why they're illegal--it makes Odo's willingness to let not only Quark but the other wanted man get away with it seem less disturbing.
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+: '''Tears of the Prophets''' ''[[1998]] [[]]''
+(First watched 2008-09-15) &nbsp;I just realized that Admiral Ross is played by the same guy who had a recurring role as Carl Winslow's boss on [[Family Matters]]. &nbsp;I don't know that I can look at him as seriously again.
+Garak once again on the Defiant? &nbsp;They really so short on Starfleet that he's needed? &nbsp;Not that I'm saddened to see him around.
+[[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Season 5|Last season's finale]] also ended with a comment on Sisko's baseball. &nbsp;But this time it's not meant to show that he'll definitely be back, but that he might not. &nbsp;Also, he said &quot;home&quot; referring to Earth. &nbsp;So much for his fancy speech early this season about how even if Starfleet changed his assignment, when he went home it would be to Bajor.
+So Dukat now blames Sisko for his daughter's death... rather than the man who killed her? &nbsp;Ben hadn't even been on the station for months; he wasn't even involved as far as being one of the new resistance who were her friends.
+Worf's now had the mother of his child ''and'' his wife murdered. &nbsp;And people wonder why he's grumpy.
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