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"Star Trek: Deep Space Nine"
Field of Fire (1999)
1 out of 1 people found the following comment useful :-
Not an exceptional episode, but McCloskey's "Joran" is memorable, 7 December 2006
Author: Reginald D. Garrard from Camilla, GA
*** This comment may contain spoilers ***
Leigh J. McCloskey, formerly of "Dallas," guest stars as one of Ezri's (Nicole de Boer) former hosts, a psychopathic killer with an equally killer wit about him. When mysterious and unsolvable murders hit the space station, Ezri must call on Joran to use his vile background to determine the perpetrators of the heinous acts.
Many fans of the series did not warm up to de Boer because she replaced the departed Terry Farrell. However, in this installment, de Boer makes the character her own, playing off well with the more experienced McCloskey.
McCloskey has one of the best lines as he views a family portrait, showing one of the murdered victims in happier times: "How can they smile with such ugly children!" The line is priceless!
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