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Sep 13, 2026

Margaret KilljoyHOST
5:22
It's called Revelation as Reality: Star Trek Deep Space Nine's Far Beyond the Stars and Black Prophetic Visions," and then there's a DOI link, "where the author speculates that Herbert/Quark may be jumping in more from personal antipathy towards Pabst," who again is ...
Margaret KilljoyHOST
5:38
Hazel note: this is the editor who is played by Odo, and in the Deep Space Nine universe, Quark and Odo are always at each other's throat.
Margaret KilljoyHOST
5:46
"So Herbert may be jumping in more from a personal antipathy towards Pabst than an actual desire for social justice, which is, I think, the vibe that I was getting.
Margaret KilljoyHOST
5:55
Either way, I loved seeing Shimerman get this role." Back to me, Hazel, now.
Hazel AcaciaGUEST
7:17
I tried to read this academic article, but it was ivory towered away from me, and it's behind the equivalent of a paywall, but instit- you know, I don't have institutional access to this article.
Hazel AcaciaGUEST
7:26
I wanna push back against the article I've never read, which is a really fun thing to do, and always really safe.
Hazel AcaciaGUEST
7:31
Obviously, Odo and Quark have a strong dynamic of antipathy on the show, but also a, like, a deep love at the same time.
Hazel AcaciaGUEST
7:39
Like, they're very, like, you know, they're very tightly connected with each other in this interesting way.
Hazel AcaciaGUEST
5:16
where the author speculates that Herbert slash Quark may be jumping in more from personal antipathy towards Pabst, who again is Hazelnut.
Hazel AcaciaGUEST
5:24
This is the editor who is played by Odo and in the Deep Space Nine universe, Quark and Odo are always at each other's throat.
Hazel AcaciaGUEST
5:32
So Herbert may be jumping in more from a personal antipathy towards Pabst than an actual desire for social justice, which is I think the vibe that I was getting.
Hazel AcaciaGUEST
5:40
Either way, I love seeing Shimmerman get this role.
Margaret KilljoyHOST
7:06
It's behind the equivalent of a paywall, but I don't have institutional access to this article.
Margaret KilljoyHOST
7:11
I want to push back against the article I've never read, which is a really fun thing to do and always really safe.
Margaret KilljoyHOST
7:17
Obviously, Odo and Quark have a strong dynamic of antipathy on the show, but also a deep love at the same time.
Margaret KilljoyHOST
7:27
They're very tightly connected with each other in this interesting way.
Hazel AcaciaGUEST
5:46
where the author speculates that Herbert slash Quark may be jumping in more from personal antipathy towards Pabst, who again is Hazelnut.
Hazel AcaciaGUEST
5:54
This is the editor who is played by Odo and in the Deep Space Nine universe, Quark and Odo are always at each other's throat.
Hazel AcaciaGUEST
6:01
So Herbert may be jumping in more from a personal antipathy towards Pabst than an actual desire for social justice, which is I think the vibe that I was getting.
Hazel AcaciaGUEST
6:10
Either way, I love seeing Shimmerman get this role.
Margaret KilljoyHOST
7:36
It's behind the equivalent of a paywall, but I don't have institutional access to this article.
Margaret KilljoyHOST
7:41
I want to push back against the article I've never read, which is a really fun thing to do and always really safe.
Margaret KilljoyHOST
7:47
Obviously, Odo and Quark have a strong dynamic of antipathy on the show, but also a deep love at the same time.
Margaret KilljoyHOST
7:57
They're very tightly connected with each other in this interesting way.
John SiuntresHOST
18:06
But how did they come to cast you for Garrick in Deep Space Nine?
Andrew RobinsonGUEST
18:12
Well, yeah, originally I was up for the role of Odo, and it came down to the three of us, you know, and, of course, René, Obèche, and Juan, rest his soul.
Andrew RobinsonGUEST
18:25
He rightfully got the role.
Andrew RobinsonGUEST
18:27
And then shortly after that, they asked me to come in and read for Garrick.

22 MINS LATER

John SiuntresHOST
41:00
And really, you could say that about the whole cast.
John SiuntresHOST
41:02
But, God, going back to specifically a couple things in the Dominion War.
John SiuntresHOST
41:07
One, that one moment when Odo had to face the other Founders.
John SiuntresHOST
41:14
And Garak had a moment of thinking of exploding the Founders' planet.
John SiuntresHOST
23:17
But always there was this undercurrent of both characters really did care for each other.
John SiuntresHOST
23:20
And you're especially they gave you some great moments of real concern about Odo when his relationship with Kira and everything I thought was great.
John SiuntresHOST
23:30
So, you know, again, did you did you, Renee, do that same thing of really getting together and figuring out the dynamics?
Armin ShimermanGUEST
23:37
Yes, that's actually the question of the chicken or the egg.

7 MINS LATER

Armin ShimermanGUEST
30:31
But on Deep Space Nine, the Promenade was one huge, colossal piece of scenery.
Armin ShimermanGUEST
30:39
And so everything was exactly as you saw it on camera.
Armin ShimermanGUEST
30:42
You could indeed walk from Quarks to Odo's office.
Armin ShimermanGUEST
30:46
You could indeed walk from Quarks up to the second level and look out at the stars.
John SiuntresHOST
17:55
It's all good.
John SiuntresHOST
17:55
When you go to the planet and you discover that you go through some sort of time barrier and you're dead on the planet, but everyone else has been there and there are generations of people beyond your crew and Odo is still there and now... you know, however many years later is comfortable enough to profess his love to you.
John SiuntresHOST
18:17
And just your whole, how do I process this? Plus I'm dead.
John SiuntresHOST
18:21
I mean, it's so, it was so, I can't imagine trying to play what you had to reacting to Renee.
Nana VisitorGUEST
22:31
And that seemed...
Nana VisitorGUEST
22:35
That seemed very tame and like a nice love.
Nana VisitorGUEST
22:39
I wanted it to be hot between Odo and me.
Nana VisitorGUEST
22:43
So I said, how about Fever? And he went, yep, let me check it out.
Andrew SecundaHOST
28:04
Two, I also don't get why the founder reverted to liquid and instantly died.
Andrew SecundaHOST
28:09
When Odo can't hold his form anymore, he reverts to goo slowly as he tries to hold the form.
Andrew SecundaHOST
28:15
He reverts totally to a liquid.
Andrew SecundaHOST
28:17
He just needs the bucket to rest so he doesn't ooze anymore.

11 MINS LATER

Andrew SecundaHOST
39:31
The great link is one giant supercomputer with all their minds linked together.
Andrew SecundaHOST
39:39
Here's another thought.
Andrew SecundaHOST
39:42
When they linked... with Odo, wouldn't they have gotten all of the security secrets of DS9 and all of its vulnerabilities?
Matt MiraHOST
39:54
I don't know if it's clear how that linkage works yet.
JessePANELIST
8:42
[laughs]
NicolePANELIST
8:42
Um, I also loved Party Odo, s-
JessePANELIST
8:45
[laughs]
NicolePANELIST
8:45
...
NicolePANELIST
8:45
AKA Curzon Odo.
NicolePANELIST
8:47
Curzo Odo was what I was calling him.
JessePANELIST
8:49
[laughs]
ChrisPANELIST
8:50
[laughs]
René AuberjonoisSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
45:46
So I don't even think about it.
René AuberjonoisSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
45:47
I do a different voice for Odo, but I don't do that voice.
René AuberjonoisSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
45:51
Like right now, I'm not talking in that voice.
René AuberjonoisSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
45:53
I don't know if you know Odo.
René AuberjonoisSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
45:55
Odo has sort of a gruff voice like that.
René AuberjonoisSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
45:57
But I find it difficult to do his voice when I'm not in my makeup.
Tony TolardoHOST
46:01
Robert Beltran told us about playing Chakotay on Star Trek Voyager.
ZachHOST
43:54
We had Picard season one, two, and three.
ZachHOST
43:57
I'm kind of like, eh, you know, we can't really do DS9 again unless you just completely disregard Odo.
ZachHOST
44:03
Avery Brooks is not doing anything anymore.
ZachHOST
44:05
He's not, probably he wouldn't.

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