Gamma Quadrant

Joining me this evening, my intrepid crew.

Let's start with, of course, my number one, back from his away mission to the Gamma Quadrant, Trevor.

How are you? I'm just feeling the urge to drink some citrus and perhaps some tequila as well.

And cheers to

Don't give me that.

Matt needs to go to a private place now.

I have a wormhole to visit and I will not be back from the Gamma Quadrant.

Nanah, thank you and I'm sorry.

This is Armand Shimmerman.

I play Quark on Star Trek Deep Space Nine, and you are listening to the biggest little show this side of the Gamma Quadrant.

It's the Trek Geeks podcast with Dan Davidson and Bill Smith.

You figure out who's who.

They were rescued, their animals were rescued and they all shipped out to the Delta Quadrant.

Again, we're in the Alpha, there's the Gamma Quadrant and then there's, beta quadrant so I've got all the alien species that have been throughout existence and since the 80 billion year fleeing to that everybody's spread out evolution is what it's called and this is what happens when the racism did not start here the reason we hate each other is because of some trillions of years of nonsense going on between all types of species and they kept to themselves So when a species stops creating new things with themselves and they stop breeding outward, it becomes polluted with incest, right? Because of Adam and Eve and other factions like Adam and Eve inbreeding all the time, everybody's related.

So we're de-evolutionizing.

So therefore we're poisoning creator and creation because their energy does come from us because we're a splice of them, right? We're given the existence.

Vinny Levine, how are you doing tonight? I'm good, JT.

How are you? Doing just fine on this, fine on the Gamma Quadrant, my friend.

And Mr. Alan Macrillo, our dear Trekker, how are you doing tonight?

I am...

In terms of its theme and its atmosphere, it was definitely darker in tone.

In the end of Season 2, the Federation comes through this wormhole that pops up near the space station.

It's an immediate gateway to the Gamma Quadrant.

And in the end

I, I remember all the way through that they were doing the usual trick of, you know, astrometrics, "Let's find you a planet.

Here it is." "Oh, I don't want it." So they were going on about Draylon II all the way through, and the end of the episode is, "You can't come to Bajor." "Oh, not happy about that, so I guess we'll go to Draylon II." So was it a, a happy ending? Y- was it a good ending? The Screans got somewhere to live that wasn't in the Gamma Quadrant.

They escaped the Dominion.

How do I s- I, I'm kinda wanting to not use the phrase beggars can't be choosers here, but was it a happy ending considering the Screans really wanted to go to Bajor, uh, and they felt that was their calling, or they just needed somewhere to live to be safe, and they got that in the end?

... to having it be the son.

son.So the way I remembered it ending, which is obviously completely incorrect, is a ship coming through, uh, with several dozen Screans on, uh, to make the station look busy in the promenade.

But these 30 million I remembered were still on the other side of the wormhole, and when they were told they can't come to Bajor, I thought they just had to stay there in the Gamma Quadrant, and it was we're kind of making a decision here where you're gonna end up being recaptured and being forced labor again.

So it, it, it left more of a, a dark Deep Space Nine-

Singapore.

I'm stationed up in the Gamma Quadrant of Sector 4.

[laughs] For, it's amazing they're saying that and remaining-

We're Earth's universe protectors.

[laughs] Look how it just flies away.

Mm-hmm.

Gamma Quadrant.

Gamma Quadrant.