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The Delta Flyers - DS9 Tribunal Audio
🕑 Added 2024-10-28 04:00:03 +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, The Tribunal is hosted by Garrett Wang, Robert Duncan McNeill, & Terry Farrell.
The Tribunal: While leaving for a vacation with Keiko, O’Brien encounters Boone, a former crewmate from the Rutledge.
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Comments
Alicia Stolp
I would have kept the first part of the opening scene where O'Brien talks to his old friend, but I would have had Odo discover the audio recording on him much later in the episode to delay the reveal.
Yule Tide
Ratings Robbie: 4. "This was definitely NOT my favorite episode." Robbie is critical of many of Avery Brooks' directorial decisions and the episode "structure" which he calls "bumpy," and he says there is poor "shot-making." This is Robbie's lowest rating of any episode so far. Terry says Robbie knows too much for his own good here, too much about directing. Terry: 6.5. She is happy that the story made more sense and was more "balanced" than S2E4 (Collaborator). She adds it was "not a great episode, but it was great getting to know [O'Brien]'s character better." Garrett: 6. He says he is happy about getting backstory about Cardassia and O'Brien/Keiko character/romantic development. Patreon patrons/fans: 7.6. All three express shock at this high rating and the big gap with their scores. Robbie, Terry, and Garrett's average rating is 5.5. The gap with the Patreon fans is over 2 full points, an unusually big gap. Terry suggests, half-jokingly, that there are enough voting Patreon fans who really like the romantic part of the plot ("kissing in the Runabout") that it pumped up the score to such an unjustly high level. 1:18:00 -- 1:20:40
Emily Walker
They are - geckos/ lizards are reptiles, not amphibians, so they would be land only
RichardBJ@hotmail.com
Not Googled, but amphibians surely live on land and in water… I thought geckos were land only?
Yule Tide
The title of this podcast doesn't have the episode number (225, I think), which may make it harder to search for people in future.
Emily Walker
Wow - I’d not spotted this. Absolutely makes sense now! Thanks!
Holden Schlage
I completely disagree with Robbie and Terry’s opinion on the opening scene. To me DS9 had a lot of focus on fleshing out and expanding the different Species in the Alpha Quadrant, so to me this episode is about giving us this glimpse into Cardassian Culture and Society. The mystery isn’t the point it’s the “trial”, a trial that the state has already decided the truth about. I feel that’s why the writers reveal us the truth right at the beginning in a reverse of us as the viewer knowing the truth similar how to everyone on Cardassia believes the truth the State tells them.
sgtb99
Might the low rating be revised?
sgtb99
I highly doubt the Cardassians care about missing teeth.
sgtb99
Colm Meany is a multiple award-winning actor. When he worked on Deep Space 9, they wanted him to ACT.
sgtb99
This was a good episode, not a fan of the ratings.
Andre Perry
The idea that you guys weren’t happy with the reveal at the beginning with boon is Ironic in that in the Cardassian justice system the verdict is always known before the trial so in some way the reveal of the answer from the start kept in line with the theme of a Cardassian trial.
Juno
Thanks
Garrett
Hi Juno, the audio portion does not include the reaction video segment, so the audio version of an episode on Patreon will be slightly shorter than the video.
Juno
Admin, why is the video 2:02 and the audio 1:52???
Chase
Robbie—Nick Saban’s birthday is on Halloween.
Emily Walker
Additionally, geckos are actually a type of lizard (yeah, I Googled it too 🦎)
Carly Brown
I liked that the shots were jarring and kind of off putting because it fits with what we know about Cardassia, and it fits with the situation. Court is a jarring, confusing, and disorienting situation that isn't normal.
sgtb99
People pronounce things differently.
Mark K
Armind lol oh Terry made me laughd;-)
Joanne Morton, Positive Energy Artist
I took the train to move to NYC too!! Then when I left 16 yrs later, I left my train 😍
sgtb99
Going through the same thing with my knee Terry. The wisdom at this age is great but the pain SUCKS!
sgtb99
FYI- I Googled it: “Reptiles have scales, while amphibians have thin, smooth skin. Snakes, turtles, and lizards are reptiles. Frogs, toads, salamanders, and newts are amphibians.”
