Hirogen

It's just ridiculous.

And when you're doing such large scale events, you're going to lose the cohesiveness of of well in world logic and then make it worthwhile for all the characters because Tuvok is on the Titan with Captain Riker and Deanna Troi Esri Dax has her starship so she's not with Julian Bashir I don't know what the DS9 crew are doing they don't really do much in the story Garak and Seven are on Earth Garak is doing his thing with the President Seven is warning President as well and then mostly it's Picard and his crew in the Delta Quadrant fighting Hirogen and then coming back and then They saved the day.

I don't even remember how they saved the day.

But anyway, David Mack, Destiny series.

Wow.

In today's episode, he played Korris, but you should know that he also played a Cardassian, a Romulan, a Borg, a Vidiian, a Hirogen, a Kreetassan, and a Species 571.

What I wanna know is was he typecast? For which type of species has he played the most number of characters is the question I have for you.

Oh.

Uh, I'm just gonna tell you a human doesn't count.

That character is, is struck.

Cardassian, Romulan, Borg, Vidiian, Hirogen, Kreetassan, Species 571.

Boy, I don't remember the Kreetassan, Kreetassan, and I don't remember Species 571.

In my memory, Martok is literally in this episode.

I know he's meant to be a Hirogen from across the galaxy, but in my mind, it's just Martok again.

Yeah, he doesn't do the...

JG doesn't do the Martok snarl or the thing that he does with his teeth, that type of thing that is very Martok, but he plays it very serious.

I love the way he's been doing it since before the flashback, and he keeps doing it.

I love the way Zoro sits, like, in Hirogen's hand or on his shoulder.

He's just, like, you know, sitting in the lotus position, arms folded, very serious, just a tiny man in this guy's giant

arm, giant hand.