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| 1071.1 | Part 1 of 2 | DECCXL::WIBECAN | That's the way it is, in Engineering! | Thu Nov 21 1996 11:11 | 0 |
| 1071.2 | Press info, from Vidiot | DECCXL::WIBECAN | That's the way it is, in Engineering! | Mon Jan 27 1997 09:39 | 49 |
| In Purgatory's Shadow
Episode #112
Production #512
SPELLINGS
[none]
CAST
Captain Benjamin Sisko Avery Brooks
Odo Rene Auberjonois
Lieutenant Commander Worf Michael Dorn
Lieutenant Commander Jadzia Dax Terry Farrell
Jake Sisko Cirroc Lofton
Chief Operations Officer Miles O'Brien Colm Meaney
Quark Armin Shimerman
Dr. Julian Bashir Alexander Siddig
Major Kira Nerys Nana Visitor
GUEST STARS
Garak Andrew Robinson
Gul Dukat Marc Alaimo
Ziyal Melanie Smith
Martok J.G. Hertzler
Ikat'ika James Horan
and
Enabran Tain Paul Dooley
Written by: Robert Hewitt Wolfe
& Ira Steven Behr
Directed by: Gabrielle Beaumont
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
STAR TREK: DEEP SPACE NINE: "In Purgatory's Shadow" - While Worf and Garak
are imprisoned in the Gamma Quadrant, Sisko learns of a Dominion invasion.
TV GUIDE AD
SURPRISE ATTACK!
The Dominion is coming.
Will Worf be the first casualty of war?
TV LOG LISTING
Worf prisoner of the Dominion on STAR TREK: DEEP SPACE NINE.
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| 1071.3 | | DECCXL::WIBECAN | That's the way it is, in Engineering! | Mon Feb 17 1997 09:43 | 20 |
| Wow! That was something! I can't wait for the second part! (When was the
last time a two-part episode had separate titles for the first and the second
part?)
Spoilers...
I was quite confused when I saw Bashir escorted out in the detention camp. I
thought perhaps he followed Garak illicitly. Of course, the actual explanation
was even more insidious and more clever. And now we have the answer to the
enigmatic clue floating around the rumor mills of "the closest living relative
to a DS9 character." Enabran Tain is Garak's father? It makes sense, clears
up a few things. Lots of loose ends being tied up here, I like that a great
deal.
Excellent episode.
Brian
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| 1071.4 | me too | MAIL2::LOCOVARE | Resistance is Futile | Tue Feb 18 1997 14:21 | 4 |
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I too thought it was great!...can't wait till next part.
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| 1071.5 | keep 'em coming! | APLVEW::DEBRIAE | searching for the language that is _also_ yours | Wed Feb 19 1997 10:37 | 15 |
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Spoilers...
>Enabran Tain is Garak's father? It makes sense, clears
>up a few things. Lots of loose ends being tied up here, I like that a great
>deal.
I really liked that too. Garak seemed out of character regarding Tain
to me. That last scene tied up everything wonderfully, it was a thing
of beauty. Well done, this was a great DS9 episode. I'm looking forward
to part 2. This has been a great ST week on both VOY and DS9 fronts...
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| 1071.6 | | skylab.zko.dec.com::FISHER | Gravity: Not just a good idea. It's the law! | Fri Feb 21 1997 12:40 | 14 |
| Yes, yes. Most good. I, too, thought the Tain thing was well thought
out, and it explains a lot of the past too. I thought it was very well
done that Tain did not completely change character at the end and
welcome Garak with open arms. His last words were open to
interpretation: "I was very proud of you then..." Was he thinking of
his pride and just not able to say more, or did he mean "I *used to* be
proud of you..." Whew...
BTW, was that Klingon in detention the one whose changling double Odo
explosed on the Klingon home world?
Does anyone know who the person was that the show was in memory of?
Burns
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| 1071.7 | | CSC32::HADDOCK | Pas Fini! | Fri Feb 21 1997 12:57 | 10 |
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>BTW, was that Klingon in detention the one whose changling double Odo
>explosed on the Klingon home world?
Yes, it looks like he will be more of a regular on the show. However,
I thought the business of Worf's bannishment was pretty well swept under
the rug.
fred();
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| 1071.8 | | skylab.zko.dec.com::FISHER | Gravity: Not just a good idea. It's the law! | Sun Feb 23 1997 15:57 | 6 |
| It was not specifically mentioned, but I thought General <thingie> may
have alluded to it with his choice of words in describing how he
thought that Worf had shown plenty of honor.
Burns
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| 1071.9 | | DECCXL::WIBECAN | That's the way it is, in Engineering! | Wed Mar 05 1997 14:36 | 11 |
| >> Does anyone know who the person was that the show was in memory of?
According to Robert Hewitt Wolfe, one of the writers (info from Psi Phi web
site):
"Derek Garth was a member of the set crew who died in a car crash on his way to
work early one Monday morning while we were shooting "In Purgatory's Shadow."
He and his family lived in Fresno and he would regularly drive the 300+ miles
to LA every Sunday night, then turn around and drive home every Friday after we
wrapped. He was one of the nicest guys I ever met. We miss him."
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| 1071.10 | | DECCXL::WIBECAN | That's the way it is, in Engineering! | Wed Mar 05 1997 14:46 | 9 |
| .3> And now we have the answer to the
.3> enigmatic clue floating around the rumor mills of "the closest living
.3> relative to a DS9 character."
My brain was missing when I wrote that; the "closest living relative" thing was
about "Dr. Bashir, I Presume," and was about a Voyager crew member, not a DS9
character.
Brian
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