Who Mourns for Morn?
- Episode aired Feb 4, 1998
- TV-PGTV-PG
- 47m
IMDb RATING
7.6/10
1.8K
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A former patron of Quark's bequeaths everything to him.A former patron of Quark's bequeaths everything to him.A former patron of Quark's bequeaths everything to him.
IMDb RATING
7.6/10
1.8K
YOUR RATING
- Director
- Writers
- Gene Roddenberry(based upon "Star Trek" created by)
- Rick Berman
- Michael Piller
- Stars
Top credits
- Director
- Writers
- Gene Roddenberry(based upon "Star Trek" created by)
- Rick Berman
- Michael Piller
- Stars
Cirroc Lofton
- Jake Siskoas Jake Sisko
- (credit only)
Bridget White
- Larellas Larell
- (as Bridget Ann White)
Bill Blair
- Various Aliensas Various Aliens
- (uncredited)
Cathy DeBuono
- M'Pellaas M'Pella
- (uncredited)
Judi M. Durand
- Cardassian Computeras Cardassian Computer
- (voice)
- (uncredited)
David B. Levinson
- Broikas Broik
- (uncredited)
- Director
- Writers
- Gene Roddenberry(based upon "Star Trek" created by)
- Rick Berman
- Michael Piller
- All cast & crew
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Did you know
- TriviaMark Allen Shepherd, in addition to his regular role as Morn, appears as a Bajoran officer whom Quark asks to sit in Morn's usual place at the bar. He first appears in an overhead shot at 7:02, then at 7:36 when Quark brings him over to sit, and is seen continuing to sit in "his" usual place in several subsequent shots.
- GoofsDax tells Worf that she used to have a crush on Morn, but "he wasn't interested." In Progress (1993), Dax tells Kira that Morn asked her to dinner but she declined.
- ConnectionsReferenced in Inglorious Treksperts: The Best of All Worlds: Trek's Greatest Seasons (2022)
- SoundtracksStar Trek: Deep Space Nine - Main Title
(uncredited)
Written by Dennis McCarthy
Performed by Dennis McCarthy
Top review
The other side of Morn.
"Who Mourns for Morn?" is another comedic episode of "Star Trek: Deep Space 9" that is about the Ferengi. In this case, it's specifically about Quark and his friend, Morn. When the show begins, you learn that the ever-present Morn has died. The reaction of the folks around the station is quite funny and how everyone talks about him is a great contrast to what you've always seen on the show--a large, hulking and ever-quiet alien. Here, however, you learn a lot more about the guy...after he's died.
One of the odd things about Morn is that he decided to leave his estate to Quark. At first Quark is thrilled--but soon he learns that Morn has left nothing...or next to nothing. I bit later, however, the show becomes a lot like an old film noir piece, as various scum begin showing up and demand a portion of Morn's vast treasure--100 bars of latinum. But where is this latium? And, are these folks ready to kill Quark to get it? What gives?!
This is a cute episode--especially the ending. What I really appreciated, though, is that the show made so many references to how much everyone loved him and how he was such a great talker--all from a character who never said a single word on the show. Worth seeing.
One of the odd things about Morn is that he decided to leave his estate to Quark. At first Quark is thrilled--but soon he learns that Morn has left nothing...or next to nothing. I bit later, however, the show becomes a lot like an old film noir piece, as various scum begin showing up and demand a portion of Morn's vast treasure--100 bars of latinum. But where is this latium? And, are these folks ready to kill Quark to get it? What gives?!
This is a cute episode--especially the ending. What I really appreciated, though, is that the show made so many references to how much everyone loved him and how he was such a great talker--all from a character who never said a single word on the show. Worth seeing.
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- planktonrules
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