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MORN.
Who the fuck voted for Ezri?
Also, any episode with Weyoun was a great episode: such an oily, ingratiating, despicable villain.
J.G. Hertzler is just camping it up and eating the scenery every time he's on screen, and it's awesome.
That last bit -- religion's relationship to naturalism -- is something they pressed hard on that show, as they also explored it via the matter of the wormhole aliens aka prophets of Bajor, and also through Sisko's status as Emissary. But Odo's arc in this area was the most fun and interesting, in my opinion.
@10, hottest surely goes to alternative dimension evil dominatrix Kira. The source of many a teenage fantasy.
Because, yes, I am a huge nerd.
In this universe, Leetah, the 'dabo girl' who probably will end up ruling the Ferengi.
What about Kai Winn?
Garak was my favorite though.
I would say Odo, but I never quite got over the rest of the shapeshifters looking like him in their default form, which undercut the "Odo is a shapeshifter, but not a very good one" characterization.
So I went for Jadzia, the queerest character ever on Trek, and the lucky guy who married Worf. (You know it was Curzon he fell in love with, come on!)
I loved Jadzia because I wanted to be and marry her. I may have started martial arts because of her.
Odo fascinated me because who doesn't want the ability to become anything at all in the universe. I love new experiences!
But I had to go with Sisko. He is the personification of 'Trek' in this series and Brooks was able to embody a captain that held Starfleet ideals without it making him incompetent in the face of war and other complicated scenarios.
'In the Pale of Moonlight' is the best Star Trek episode, hands down.
"'In the Pale of Moonlight' is the best Star Trek episode, hands down."
"Far Beyond the Stars" is better.
Both are great though. I'd put Sisko a close second after Jadzia on the strength of those two episodes alone.
(Kai Wynn was so well acted though; I wanted to punch her through the screen)
(also how on earth did you leave Nog and Garak off that list? ESPECIALLY Garak!)
PS If you liked DS9 but didn't see the Battlestar Galactica reboot, pick up the discs cheap or add it to your queue. DS9 was basically a first draft for BSG.
Oh and I always thought that founder lady did a good job at being just the right amount of creepy. Every time she showed up I felt uncomfortable.
I have to admit finding a number of Cardassians, even including Gul Dukat, sexy. I know; I have issues.