His Way
- Episode aired Apr 22, 1998
- TV-PG
- 46m
IMDb RATING
7.4/10
2.5K
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Odo is schooled in the ways of romance by a holographic programmed lounge singer.Odo is schooled in the ways of romance by a holographic programmed lounge singer.Odo is schooled in the ways of romance by a holographic programmed lounge singer.
Cirroc Lofton
- Jake Sisko
- (credit only)
Sam Alejan
- Starfleet Medical Officer
- (uncredited)
Ivy Borg
- Female Peliar Zel Native
- (uncredited)
Harry Boykoff
- Holographic Lounge Guest
- (uncredited)
Stuart Coleman
- Holographic Lounge Guest
- (uncredited)
Amy Kate Connolly
- Holographic Lounge Guest
- (uncredited)
Brian Demonbreun
- Starfleet Science Officer
- (uncredited)
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I don't like musicals so I didn't care for this episode, and between the sing-a-longs it's mostly cringe-worthy dialogue.
Odo is the first man ever to get out of a woman's friend file without saving her life. Great news for basement nerds everywhere except there's a reason it's called science FICTION.
Odo is the first man ever to get out of a woman's friend file without saving her life. Great news for basement nerds everywhere except there's a reason it's called science FICTION.
This is an interesting episode for those who love Odo, which I do. I like his character development and usually enjoy his episodes. That said if you're not an Odo fan or a fan of crooning music this might not be for you. The overall Dominion plot is not advanced, it's more of an interpersonal development episode. But hey there's some really fun Odo parts and I personally enjoyed the music.
Finally after all these years i have gotten round to DS9 and boy it's rather good up there with the best of Trek TOS for me. What makes it so good I care about the characters as I did in TOS
This is a Superb Fun Episode, the people giving it grief "Lighten up Folks" take the ride, roll the dice
I have been to Vegas a few times since the 80s but this is the Vegas I would have loved to visit the Rat Pack man that is Living
The actors in DS9 are just so good. I was never that fussed about Wolf but now I actually care about him
This is a episode most blokes can get with, the "Horrible Friend Zone" the actors are having fun with this episode roll the dice, kick your shoes off and Chill people.
Don't take me the wrong way, I liked the will they won't they story for Kira and Odo, and there have been other episodes dedicated to this storyline, e.g. Heart of Stone. But even that advanced the Dominion story a tiny little bit.
But this did nothing! Nothing at all!
No Science fiction about this whole episode except the AI Vic Fontaine. But hey, that's nothing new either. Remember this episode is years after Voyager started when we were introduced to the EMH. Why was everyone surprised about an AI hologram? A year earlier Bashir was going to be the new EMH! And lets not forget Moriarty (TNG: Ship in a bottle) either.
I watch Star Trek for good Sci-fi and humanoid endeavour, not romantic comedy. And to be honest, it wasn't that funny either!
No Science fiction about this whole episode except the AI Vic Fontaine. But hey, that's nothing new either. Remember this episode is years after Voyager started when we were introduced to the EMH. Why was everyone surprised about an AI hologram? A year earlier Bashir was going to be the new EMH! And lets not forget Moriarty (TNG: Ship in a bottle) either.
I watch Star Trek for good Sci-fi and humanoid endeavour, not romantic comedy. And to be honest, it wasn't that funny either!
I very much enjoyed the episode. Darren's singing was a little weak, but I thought he did a great job with the character. I'm a big softie for romance, and the banter leading up to The Big Kiss was superb! Very reminiscent of classic romantic comedies. I was laughing my head off! Best laugh I've had in a long time!
Did you know
- TriviaNana Visitor performed the song "Fever" herself.
- GoofsNear the middle of the episode, right before Jadzia has a conversation with Julian in the turbolift, another Starfleet officer passes Jadzia in the corridor and acknowledges her with a "Lieutenant". Jadzia is a Lieutenant Commander, and as with modern day naval convention, the correct informal greeting would be "Commander".
- ConnectionsFeatured in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: What You Leave Behind (1999)
- SoundtracksStar Trek: Deep Space Nine - Main Title
Written by Dennis McCarthy
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