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The Delta Flyers - DS9 Past Tense, Part 1 311 Audio
🕑 Added 2025-01-27 05:00:05 +0000 UTCThe Delta Flyers is hosted by Garrett Wang, Robert Duncan McNeill, Terry Farrell & Armin Shimerman. In each podcast release, they will recap and discuss an episode of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine.
This week’s episode, Past Tense Part 1, is hosted by Garrett Wang, Robert Duncan McNeill, Terry Farrell, and guest host Robert Hewitt Wolfe.
Past Tense Part 1: En route to a symposium in San Francisco, Sisko, Dax, and Bashir are lost during transport to Earth from the Defiant.
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Comments
Philip Briggs
Listening to this podcast episode and just rewatched Little Green Men - I can't wait to listen to the podcasts coverage of that episode 😅
TJ1982
The jumpsuits actually stood out as one of the most accurate predictions. There’s been a shift in law enforcement uniforms from shirt and pants to one piece jumpsuits with tactical vests.
Michael McCann
Thank you Mr Wolfe for using the phrase of “people experiencing homelessness” etc instead of saying “homeless people”. It really helps to distinguish that this is something they are dealing with and not their identity. It really hits home that you embody the ideals of Star Trek!
Sarah Berkner
Depends on your outlook, if you watch the news a lot I'm sure it seems worse. There is an issue with homelessness but there are also charities that help people get back on their feet.
RichardBJ@hotmail.com
2024? Wow, in real life things seem to have deteriorated much faster than they expected when they wrote this episode.
Mike Khorshidianzadeh
I love that Robbie reads the historical markers! I take pictures of them and use them in class whenever I can.
sgtb99
“Care more about other people and be willing to sacrifice for them.” RHW Thank you Robert Hewitt Wolfe for writing a spectacular episode! It comes at just the right time for me in the USA. Thank you for the hope that Star Trek always brings. There has never been a wealth gap in the world in human history like what we are dealing with now. I can only move forward being hopeful thinking it will get better though it may have to get worse to get better.
Deborah Moltisanti
This may be one of my favorite episodes of the podcast! Robert Hewitt Wolfe was a spectacular guest! (Hoping he stuck around for part 2).
M Mamberg
Also, for fans of this ep & DFs, you may want to check this out: https://youtu.be/ihhtyKXXCt4?si=vzl_W_MwX4wDMCcs These brothers are doing a fun re-watch and had similar insights, from a slightly different (Aussie) perspective.
M Mamberg
Great discussion, thanks!
Catherine Green
It was so great to hear from Robert Hewitt-Wolfe. I always love hearing the writer’s perspective and finding out more about the process of writing the show, especially on episodes with such a clear (and sadly still very relevant) moral message.
sgtb99
This episode was very prescient. A lot of 1990s shows showed us red flags and stop signs and our society ignored them and here we are…quite tragic.
Set Phasers To Malky
Robert dropping some major true bombs towards the end of this excellent podcast. Couldn’t agree more!
Marcy Beard
Loved this DS9 episode and the podcast episode. Random notes: - Historical markers! My husband always wants to stop to read them too - Retinal scans and fingerprint imaging - it didn't strike me that they would have been considered novel when the episode aired, good catch - So... the bubble ship... mumble mumble mumble... magic! I'm all into technobabble but that one completely lost me - My missing scene is also an expansive view from the roof, even before I heard that this was the one everyone voted on - great minds!
Sarah Berkner
It's fascinating how to the audience it was the future, to the characters it's the past, and to us it's the present
