We Left Behind: Looking Back at Star Trek: Deep Space Nine - Makeup 

I totally agreee

I loved him in Benson. But Odo was his swan-song.

Looks like New Vegas introduced him to a new generation of fans, which is uncommon.

@@tedpilledtonysoprano5512 not really majority of fallout nv fans does not know that was René Auberjonois that voiced mr house and when René passed he was mostly only know as the "dude that voiced mr house" by nv fans

It may not have been his swan song, but I think that, ironically, Odo was one of the most human characters Rene Auberjonois ever played.

i know it is kind of off topic but does anybody know of a good place to stream newly released tv shows online?

Garak Definitely. But you have to admit DS9 made the Ferengis Interesting.

@@michaelsublet3283 For sure.

Excellent choice.

Quark and Elim Garak, the best characters of the series

@@edgardopaladino4502 The scene where Quark introduces Garak to root beer while discussing how humans think was good. The one where Quark wants Garak to assassinate him and going over how to do it in the holodeck was pretty funny too.

René made an incredibile use of body language. He was an amazing actor.

The solids are a threat to the changeling digestive system... the Great Link has sensitive tummies

It's a coincidence, not irony.

Sarcastic Star Trek It can be both.

@@lindamuvic8110 Things can be, but this isn't. There is no irony in the situation.

Sarcastic Star Trek I disagree.

And you had an intelligent, thoughtful, philosophical captain who would, when required, beat the absolute living shit out of anyone who had it coming 😂

I remember Michael Dorn saying he'd be in the final stages of make up when people like Avery would come in and be gone again in minutes and he'd be really wishing they could experience what he went through to become and being Wolf, especially when they'd go on about how they were always in and out of make up within minutes, then they did the first episode of season 5 when the four of them go into Klingon empire to assassinate Gowron and by the third day Michael was so sick of all their complaining about the Klingon make up that he couldn't wait until they finished the episode.

@@plonkersbro So basically the actors doesn't like it just like the characters.

If it's any consolation, DS9 was a dour set compared to the others. TNG was a party and VOY was frought with in-fighting but nobody on DS9 was rocking the boat, really.

@@tedpilledtonysoprano5512 Maybe it's hard to have a goofy party every day when half the people are in heavy makeup hmm? Maybe they didn't want to keep screwing up their takes being silly because they wanted to get it done right and get out of the makeup?

Don't forget the Sicilian! Never underestimate a Sicilian!

I knew I knew him from somewhere lol

It was amazing how much emotion in his face he was able to generate with all that makeup.

RIP

those glasses, though, he must be nearly blind, poor guy!

Delightful to see him that movie "Get Him to the Greek". I haven't seen him Hell on Wheels but my cousin liked it a lot.

@@susanmurren-azad8787 "You can't be Frank!" He got paid to say that to P. Diddy. That's makes me chuckle every time I think about it.

My fav was the ferengis,,,ALL of them. Miss those days...good times☹️

Inconceivable!

He is so funny. Just when he talks. LoL.

@gary jones No...they're still pretty hot.

gary jones So nice of you to speak on behalf of all men, I myself prefer a mature woman (Since I myself am mature) over today’s dumb bimbo THOT’s

@gary jones Very few women want old men. It's nature.

@gary jones Quit while you're behind, child.

@@watchmanschannelofdespair Guys, he isn't wrong - www.businessinsider.com/dataclysm-shows-men-are-attracted-to-women-in-their-20s-2014-10?r=US&IR=T

I bought my copy from youtube.

So glad those series are available on Netflix now. I get to watch the episodes I missed back when they were on TV, and re-enjoy all the rest.

Superhero shoes are popular now, but we had some great stuff back in the day. TNG, DS9, Stargate, SG-Atlantis... some great shows! 😎

Yeah the SG's were great too! Miss the 90's.

I recall him saying that he'd felt he'd already said everything he'd wanted to say, but I've seen the film twice and he's in there. He actually must have changed his mind and agreed to be interviewed; you can tell it's new footage (and not from the '90s) because he looks older. He doesn't say much, but he's there. If you've ever met him, you find out he's a very contrarian fellow, usually not answering the question asked, but skirting around to give more oblique answers or even just asking a question in return. He's fascinating.

You probably need to see that weird interview he did with William Shatner to realize that he's not all quite there.

Hand Solo yeah I remember that interview. That dude has lost it

@@Mac10Daddy He's mad, but that's what we love about him. He's been batshit since the beginning!

He is with the Prophets.

Another bit of trivia for ya. You know the tooth the Kardies take for ID purposes? That's the exact same tooth he sent to Dirty Harry to prove he had the girl. A tribute to Dirty Harry if you will.

Yeah, and he was awesome in that. It was cool when he finally resurfaced on DS 9

@@eugenemulhern7946 He also played a good guy in another movie I saw. Can't remember what it was but I remember thinking he made a very good "good guy" also.

Alamyst2011 at least Vader went back to the good side, Dukat went all bad after his daughter was killed.

At least they never ruined Dukat with a lame backstory the way they did with Vader.

@@BlunderMunchkin meesa find your lack of faith in pod racing... disturbing. 👊

I feel like it happens in every prequel. They did it with Big Boss, did it with Saul Goodman. Some people are just born with antisocial personalities, but in Hollywood, there HAS to be a psychic "wound".

@@tedpilledtonysoprano5512 to be honest usually a psychic wound is a great storytelling device. Even JMS used it for Bester from Babylon 5.

Its called root beer

@@scottythegreat1 greetings!!

That's inconceivable

Thank You!

Yeah, I noticed that when I watched it for the first time the other week.

Yeah, I noticed that when I watched it for the first time like 25 years ago. 🙄

IKR. I watched it rewatched it, over the years. I never knew Vizzini was in it. 😎

After watching every episode, I would not re-watch any episode with that had the Nagus in it. Stupid fucking character.

I made of my own rule of acquisition....Never go in against a Ferengi when latinum is on the line.

Dukat was so horrible... I loved him! Great character. 😎

We all do.

Used to be mine, until enterprise came out (wanted to love it, I just can't, I like more characters in ds9 and more of the story in ds9 than ST ENT)

Voyager sucks

I thought DS-9 started out very good, but then they wrote themselves into a corner with the stupid dominion war...

I love Star Trek to death and i like DS9, but even Trek's biggest fans will tell you that DS9 was copied from Babylon 5 though! The whole Dominion War was the show's equivalent of B5's "Shadow War" conflict for their series. So no they didn't paint themselves into a corner seeing as DS9 wasn't your a-typical Star Trek series dealing with exploration on a Starship like the other were. It had a setting like Bajor and a Wormhole nearby thus needed a setting and conflict of its own to boot!

If your on a space station, you are not in a star trek in any sense of the word. They realized this at some point and gave the captain a ship so he could leave the station and have adventures, you know, like star trek is supposed to. Never watched enterprise, Just didn't look worth my time. But DS9 absolutely sucked. Just sucked.

Nothing worth stealing from that pile of garbage.

@@laertesindeed that show was dope homie

@@kevingonzalez3673 I'm not interested in your drug addictions.....

@@laertesindeed smoke n snort holmes