The Delta Flyers - DS9 Dax 107 Video

I'm late to the party, but my 2nd daughter was born in 1999. I had dream when I was about 3 months pregnant and in that dream I was calling two little girls inside to eat lunch. My oldest Emily, and the other, I called Jadzia. I wasn't sure if I was having a girl or boy. I actually was thinking of using Natalie. But after the dream and she turned out a girl, I definitely named her Jadzia. :)

Sara Guzman

Love hearing Terry's thoughts and feelings on this one ❤️

Dee McGee

You mentioned in this podcast ep, that a lot of people had named their kids after Jadzia. as a adjacent naming thing - i've known a few people who are Trekkies and are also trans, and they really identified with Jadzia Dax as a character. So it makes sense to me that there's quite a few trans Trekkies out there whose chosen name once they've transitioned is Jadzia inspired by the DS9 character - for example DC Comics has a writer called Jadzia Axelrod.

Joshua Shields

No. On the rare occasion I get a glitch, it’s usually because I’m multitasking my phone.

SnazzyO

Mars

British comedian, Bill Bailey's son is named Dax

Daniel Wilkes

I'm so sorry for your loss. You chose a beautiful name.

Diana Meredith

Our daughter was called Ezri but she died at a couple of days old (on Christmas Eve a few years ago now). We were debating whether to go for Ezri or Jadzia but we already knew someone with a daughter called Jadzia.

Vikki Williams

Commenting late but had to add, one thing I've never understood about this episode is why they seem to forget that there must already be answers to the questions they're trying to solve - after all, presumably the Trill homeworld has its own laws! They probably have extensive laws about Joined Trill specifically!! It's like the writers were so busy trying to explain the nature of Dax that they forgot there was an entire planet of people who would have already grappled with these questions the first time a Joined Trill committed a crime.

Ria

Yes, it was very emotional for both of them. I'm not crying, you're crying!

Jen V

This podcast episode was an emotional roller-coaster! I laughed, I cried... 🤣😪❤️

Jen V

I love Garrett's new nickname for Terry, Ter-Fer!

Jen V

Terry said she'd never say symbiAHnt, instead of symbiEHnt, and then she said it shortly after that, lol 😆 🤣

Jen V

And this isn't far off from the series premiere where it's pretty clear that Odo feels that Starfleet and it's officers have just been sort of thrust upon him and the Bajorans. He doesn't know Dax and may still resent her presence.

MG

I always figured he wasn't going to stop and check if a suspect has hands or tentacles or what. Extremities pretty much covers whatever he might encounter.

MG

I LOVE Kira in Sisko’s office ‘it annoys us’ - one of my favorite DS9 moments, great scene.

Constance

Odo was also willing to entertain the idea of himself being a murder until the facts laid out his innocence- so I think he is treating Dax the way he treats everyone, including himself - justice is first, emotion is not a factor in the truth.

Constance

I liked there there was some reserve rather than full on ‘buddy-buddy’ between Dax and Sisko, because not only are we getting to know the characters but they are getting to re-know each other too. First few episodes Sisko is intellectually telling himself and saying out loud that his friendship is still there, but this episode (through the risk of losing that friendship) is him feeling and truly believing his friendship is still there.

Constance

The 195th episode of The Delta Flyers.

Jeremy Taylor

I wonder if the robot hands have an "Oo-mox" setting.

Spencer Kormos

I think Odo's motivation is not so much anti-Dax at this point of the series. He's just super pro-justice. That becomes more clear as the series goes on. But from his perspective, if Dax WAS a murderer then he does not respect her. It's not personal for him at all, he abhors the idea of his own personal feelings about Dax, positive or negative, getting in the way of truth and justice.

Jeremy Sessions

Lol Sisko had some early anger issues

Leigh Schmidt

Good episode! I just joined Patreon last night but have been listening for a few months. I'm on S4 of Voyager even though I did a rewatch by myself during the pandemic. I wish I had known about TDF back then! So happy they are doing DS9. My daughter and I bonded over it in 2016 when she was 15 and this will be my 4th rewatch. I'm excited for those who've never watched it before. Buckle up!

Christopher Longstreth

Its a station, Robbie, not a ship!

Mark Perron

Terry is such a beautiful person! The guys are ok, also. ;)

James McCluskey-Garcia

I love seeing Terry on these episodes. She has wonderful energy!

Vanessa Smith

I was such a Sisko fan that I named my firstborn daughter “Avery”!

Vicky Thompson

Does anyone else just want to give Terry a big hug? She's so sweet!

Kayla Menkedick

Me, too!!! How could they not do that math?? Or did they and tells us something about fertility of women in 22nd/rd century? Still, very odd in my book.

Jeffra

I read that one of the items on Dax's shelf was a fertility idol from Raiders of the Lost Ark.

Debra Crockett

If Keiko's mother is turning 100, how old would she have been when she had Keiko? Keiko seems to be in her thirties. Even if she's in her forties, her mother would have been quite old when she gave birth. That threw me for a loop.

Sarah Ettritch

Oh gosh. The whole name conversation was so funny. I rarely think to name pets with characters i respect. Of all my pets so far only one, Alfred, was named after a character (by me anyway. Rocky came with his name). But then later when they compare Bashir to a puppy i turned to my new puppy and told her i should have named her "Bashir". She has in fact already bonked her head on a wall for me.

Miki Tracey

Yes! Kevin and Rishon! Love that episode

Kinny (Kirnjeet)

The entire episode feels like Law and Order in Space with a very small Sci-Fi twist. Not a Star Trek episode at all. The charge of treason is ridiculous. A third part mediator cannot commit treason. To commit treason a person would have to betray their own country or government, not someone else's. Espionage would have been a better charge. I feel the ball gavel is a rip off from the metal ball used by Klingon Judges as shown in the movie ST VI The undiscovered Country and an episode from Enterprise. The station gets a wardroom/briefing room in later seasons. I have a cat named Kira although it is not named for the DS9 character. All my children and pets have Irish names and Kira means little dark one in Gaelic as she is a small black cat. Tandro uses improper syntax in Sisko's office. He says "I would like to be on our way". He should have said I would like to be on my way, or we would like to be on our way. Later in the conversation he says to Kira "Our conversation is with the Commander". Why does he keep using the word "our". He is the only one there. Does he have a mouse in his pocket? The issue of whether the host is responsible for the actions of a previous host is sort of revisited in the last couple of seasons when we learn that a previous host of Dax was a straight up murderer. As I posted in the Voyager recaps: this whole 1-10 rating system is useless. With I think one exception, no one ever goes below 5 and rarely below 6. A better system is a 1-5 rating rating system as follows: 5 - One of the best episodes limited to about 2 or 3 per season 4 - Above average really shined in some areas but not the best 3 - Average standard episode 2 - Below average had some issues 1 - One of worst episodes limited to about 2 or 3 per season Fionnula Flanagan was also in an episode of TNG playing Data's mother and an episode of Enterprise playing a Vulcan ambassador. Gregory Itzin played two roles on Enterprise, two roles in DS9 and a role on Voyager as noted.

ST Fan CB

Thank you for sharing your acting class memories, Terry and Garrett. It was very touching.

Sanna Juvonen

I just laughed so hard when Garret did his haiku 🤣

Jennifer

Thanks to all of you for the birthday wishes! 🖖 Great episode!

Jamason Isenburg

A wonderful episode! Love Terry!

Kelly Bee (CaptainKathryn)

Curzon wasn't unfaithful. The mother was. Curzon just took what was offered.

Jonathan Beresford

Odo hasn't got it in for dax. He's a policeman working entirely on facts

Jonathan Beresford

Odo Would say 'Extremeties' because he has none. it's a changeling thing

Jonathan Beresford

Props to Garrett for his spot on German ä/ae pronunciation.

Phillip Grischa

Anne Haney who played the arbiter appeared in one of my favorite early Next Generation episodes, "The Survivors", which (spoiler twist ending) was also about a deep love and loss (and, I suppose, in how someone is remembered after they're gone).

Don Eitner

Omg I've watched this episode a million times and never realized the other trill was with Tandro at the beginning of the episode 🤯

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