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"Star Trek: Deep Space Nine"
Babel (1993)


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User Rating: 6.9/10 (91 votes)
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Overview

Director:
Paul Lynch
Writers:
Gene Roddenberry (creator: "Star Trek")
Rick Berman (creator) ...
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Original Air Date:
24 January 1993 (Season 1, Episode 4)
Plot:
A strange plague occurs on the station making everyone infected speak gibberish. full summary | add synopsis
Plot Keywords:
Language | Virus | Antidote | Quarantine | Speech more
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Experimental Episode with some Decent Character Development more

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Fun Stuff

Quotes:
Odo: Unauthorized entry into crew quarters is a crime, Quark. You could have simply asked to use the replicators.
Quark: There is an old Ferengi saying, 'Never ask when you can take.' So how did you figure it out?
Odo: You claimed Rom fixed your replicators?
Quark: Yes, so?
Odo: Rom's an idiot; he couldn't fix a straw if it were bent.
Quark: You're right, Rom is an idiot. Remind me to fire him.
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1 out of 1 people found the following comment useful:-
Experimental Episode with some Decent Character Development, 2 February 2008
7/10
Author: mstomaso from Vulcan

This unusual episode takes a very different look at a standard Star Trek plot - the ship-wide seemingly insurmountable threat story.

In fact, it starts out as a comedic episode following Miles O'Brien around as he tries to repair chronically failing Cardassian technology all over DS9. Shortly after, however, the story takes a very sinister turn as O Brien becomes heavily aphasic and is followed very quickly by many others on the station. Eventually, Sisko quarantines the station, and Kira is sent on a mission of mercy to try to locate the one person who may be able to save the crew.

Brooks and Visitor turn in excellent performances in this episode, and the episode is important in the development of O'brien, Jake and Ben and Kira's characters. And there is a good amount of conservative exposition about the Bajoran underground.

A solid, if not entirely original, episode.

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