The Gamma Quadrant discusses another Dax centric episode where Jadzia doesn’t actually do anything. Luckily, there is another Trill to fill the role of "The Gamma Quadrant’s Favorite Trill."

The Gamma Quadrant says goodbye to Kira (briefly). We find out Vedek Bareil is less charming than we originally thought when he tries to put the moves on someone via Bajoran Orb.

The Gamma Quadrant starts DS9 season 2! In this episode we learn that Kira’s casual wear doubles as prostitute attire and O’Brien’s pimp impression is surprisingly good!

The Gamma Quadrant’s Hour Long Season One Wrap Up! In this episode we celebrate season one: the highs, the lows, the fashions. We hope you join us while we reminisce about Deep Space Nine’s first season!

The Gamma Quadrant discusses In the Hands of the Prophets. This episode includes a slow motion "Nooooo!" from Sisko, O’Brien losing his temper, and introduces the character we all love to hate: Vedeck Winn!

The Gamma Quadrant has a to pick sides when there is a mutiny conspiracy on DS9 (we chose Kira's side). We learn about clock making, feminine wiles, and how not to be an eavesdropper.

 

Ryan and Seth brave the not-so-mean streets of Philadelphia and wrestle with the cumbersome Skype connection to give you the low down on Star Trek The Exhibition, at The Franklin Institute.

 

 

This week on the Gamma Quadrant, Lwaxana Troi gets a new boyfriend, Chief O'Brien gets a new puppy, and Julien Bashir gets a new set of diplomat friends. We never solve the mystery of who exactly is forsaken in this episode.

The Gamma Quadrant endures Rumplestiltskin, fat baseball players and submissive science officers on DS9 this week. We try to answer the question: are humans really as awesome as Star Trek says they are? For the second time, DS9 has inspired us to add a new word to our vocabulary: stupnanigans.

In this week’s episode of the Gamma Quadrant, we actually enjoy a B storyline with Jake and Nog! We don’t enjoy grumpy, unlikable old men, and in this special case, we endorse kidnapping and arson.

This week on the Gamma Quadrant we discuss The Storyteller. In this episode, we discover that young love on DS9 includes pranks with oatmeal. We also find out that red is not O’Brian’s color, and green is not Jake’s color.

This week the Gamma Quadrant discusses the age old question: War: What is it good for?...and somehow Scandinavians are involved. Also spoilers abound concerning Kai Opaka's future.

The first Ferengi-centric episode of the series! The Gamma Quadrant discusses Ferengi politics, ethics, and The Rules of Acquisition. We represent all ranges in this podcast, from Ferengi fan, to Ferengi foe.

The Gamma Quadrant endures most notoriously bad episode of DS9! In a rare move, we alll give the the episode the same rating! The episode includes the worst of everything: bad hair, bad acting, horrible sets. An episode so bad it will add a new word to your vocabulary: allamaraine!

The Gamma Quadrant talks about the courtroom drama episode that doubles as a Trill educational video. We are riveted by the investigative skill of the crew, but are bored by the court scenes. We like all the characters, but are disappointed that the episode's namesake was practically silent.

In this show we discuss Q (the pugilist, skirt chaser) and Picard's old flame Vash. This marks Q's only appearance in Deep Space Nine. Also the only appearance of the Bajorian assayist, who should have more appearances.

Here is our first crack at a promo! Drop us an email if you decide to use it.

A favorite of The Most Dangerous Game fans, Captive Pursuit is discussed in this week's The Gamma Quadrant. This episode includes polarized views about the episode's main character. We also talk about the Prime Directive, the DS9 theme, and the preppy, vintage Star Trek style alien uniforms.

The Gamma Quadrant talks about an episode that we (mostly) liked, Babel. The unique dialogue in this episode taught us new exclamations (Bread!). It is the first episode where all the characters (except for Jake Sisko) seem to be realized.

This week the Gamma Quadrant discusses the Odo-centered episode, A Man Alone. The group talks about shifty-eyed, bacon-shaped villains, and as always, Kira's hair.There are mixed feelings about Keiko O'Brien's new job as school mistress. One thing everyone can agree on: Odo is awesome.

The Gamma Quadrant discusses Past Prologue. We rejoice in Garak's introduction onto the show, and lament that the episode centers around Kira. We also take a detour to examine DS9 fashions and Kira's new hairstyle.

In this episode of the Gamma Quadrant, we talk about the two-part series premiere, The Emissary. We chat about how the episode gives a glimpse of the framework for the rest of the series, our favorite parts of the episode.

This is the introductory episode for the Gamma Quadrant, a podcast for Deep Space Nine. We introduce ourselves, discuss our favorite and least favorite episodes and characters, and most importantly, our love/hate relationship with The Ferengi.

 

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