Lights On (DS9 S7E23)

The Greatest Generation

Uxbridge-Shimoda LLC

Voyager, Tng, Tv Reviews, Review, Star Trek Enterprise, Star Trek The Next Generation, Star Trek, Comedy, Tv & Film, Ds9

4.9 • 4.2K Ratings

🗓️ 18 January 2021

⏱️ 73 minutes

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Summary

When time starts running out for Dr. Bashir to find a cure to Odo’s illness, he and Chief O’Brien resort to a desperate plan that would be right at home in a taut, mid-90’s movie thriller. But when they choose not to tell anyone about their plan, the away mission becomes more of a headache than they bargained for. How dangerous is being around a Changeling when they die? Why does the uncaged bird sing? Where should you keep the good stuff? It’s the episode that’s a maniac on the bio bed!

Transcript

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0:00.0	Here's to the finest crew in Starfleet.
0:03.2	Engage!
0:06.2	Captain, you're the god of the U.S. 50 and the Watt.
0:10.5	Commander Benjamin says,
0:12.0	the Federation's not busy.
0:13.5	In Space Nine.
0:14.7	Welcome to the greatest generation.
0:17.0	It's a new start...
0:18.5	What's not?
0:19.7	What are you doing?
0:21.7	World's collide.
0:23.2	It's a Star Trek podcast by a couple of guys.
0:26.1	A little bit embarrassed to have a Star Trek podcast.
0:28.6	I'm Adam Pranika.
0:30.1	I'm Ben Harrison.
0:31.1	I think that that was a fair mistake
0:33.2	because we just recorded a little pick-up
0:35.2	for our other smash hit Star Trek podcast,
0:38.9	the greatest discovery right before we started
0:42.0	on today's episode.
0:44.1	We had some erroneous information in the last episode.
0:47.8	We just needed to fix it.
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