Tuesday, 24 April 2012
10 PM Eastern - 7 PM Pacific
“Treason, like beauty, is in the eye of the beholder.”
And here we go.
Now this episode, I remember.
“You could… but you’d live to regret it”
hehehe Kira. We’ve not had enough Kira lately.
Cardassian prisons are nice, what with their four lights and all. 
Hiding in caves. Ah, vacation memories.
Ah, Garak. Oh, Garak.
There. Are. 15! crash 10…10 commandments!!
If only you had access to advanced technology and a brilliant Federation doctor who determine if these are false memory implants. :rolleyes:
“Space is dangerous, my dear Doctor.”
An adherent of the McCoy school of thought. 
Cardassia? Home? oh my
'talos! 
Oh great. Kira had a make over as a Kardashian. Get in line, sweetie!!
And now she can keep up with the Cardassians.
Hey! It’s Alexander Ruschenko!
ETA: Never mind. No it’s not.
Obsidian Order! Iliana Ghemor! Political intrigue!
'sup?
I’m blind frakkin this one. I’m multi-tasking. I just miss Trek Tuesdays and hangin with the GWC.
Alright. Who wins in a fight? Tal Shiar or Obsidian Order?
We miss you too. 
Tal Shiar. Way more brutal.
In reflecting on this episode, writer Robert Hewitt Wolfe has said that he prefers an alternate ending in which Kira’s true identity could not be confirmed. According to Wolfe, such an ending would have given Kira a choice between living as a Cardassian or a Bajoran and helped her realize that “your identity is who you are, and it doesn’t matter how you get there.”
I like that idea, also. It would have made it really interesting when Dukat was making the moves on her later on.