The greatest episode “Move Along Home” is finally debated and seen for the pinnacle of entertainment that it has always been!
What to expect from episode 9: Move Along Home?
This episode is the ninth in the first season of Star Trek: Deep Space 9.
It’s First Contact for our intrepid crew of DS9, and some of our heroes are less than thrilled.
Perry and David dive right into this episode, with David voicing his intense displeasure eagerly critiques the writing.
Perry stays the course of a dyed in the wool fan, showing how even the lowest of reviled episodes can have redeeming features.
Our hosts discuss relatability and why Move Along Home would be perfect for children but disastrous for adults.
The remarkable, stand out performance of Quark our nefarious bartender, is highlighted.
Perry and David break down what makes Quark the best alien character featured on the show.
They also talk about the calm coolness of Dax, the naivete of Bashir, and the nonchalant nature of Commander Sisko.
Perry and David state once again why Odo is their growing favorite.
Of course, our man Bashir is back at it with his “fish out of water” antics, causing no end of awkwardness and hilarity.
We discuss First Contact and what to expect when expecting visitors from the other side of the wormhole.
First Contact and Starfleet politics are finally debated.
Find out how much they agree or disagree with one another in the latest episode of The Fire Caves!
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