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Back on DS9, Nog and Jake are sitting in Quark's. Two Klingons are trading head blows for fun, with Martok watching and calling for more wine. Nog waits for the Klingons to get louder so he can send them to the brig for disturbance.
DS9's final Maquis episode, "Blaze of Glory" offers two thematically related plots. In the first, Nog struggles to earn the respect of General Martok. In the second, Sisko and Eddington begrudgingly learn to accept each other.
Eddington blames himself for their deaths, while Sisko admits that the Federation could also have done more to stop the bloodshed. Eddington then leads them to a hiding spot containing a group of Maquis survivors, including Eddington's wife, Rebecca.
Dec 21, 2016 · Blaze of Glory is a spectacular piece of television. It is an episode that serves a very clear plot function in the larger context of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. It is clearly designed to tidy away some of the dangling loose ends before the show transitions into the Dominion War.
Jun 13, 2013 · A stalk-in-the-dark horror/sci-fi piece with a surprisingly high body count, “Empok Nor” is creepy, thrilling, and horrifying by turns; the script’s only real failing is in a refusal to go ...
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"Blaze of Glory" was the 121st episode of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, the 23rd episode of the show's fifth season, first aired during the week of 12 May 1997. The episode was written by Ira Steven Behr & Robert Hewitt Wolfe and directed by Kim FriedmanMA...
Dec 7, 2018 · As far as Deep Space Nine is concerned, the tragic tale of the Maquis ends with the death of Michael Eddington in his “Blaze of Glory”. I find it fitting for such a complicated character that divided many of the fans. Some hated him, some loved him, and some just shrugged their shoulders.
