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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Melora is difficult to sympathize with despite her infirmary due to her persistent jerkassery.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Melora is difficult to sympathize with despite her infirmary infirmity due to her persistent jerkassery.
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* SpecialEffectsFailure: While the make-up team was trying to push the boundaries of their typical RubberForeheadAliens, it's really easy to see where Fallit's prosthetic was glued on, especially given that it's a completely different shade then the rest of his face.
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* SpecialEffectsFailure: While the make-up team was trying to push the boundaries of their typical RubberForeheadAliens, it's really easy to see where Fallit's prosthetic was glued on, especially given that it's a completely different shade then the rest of his face.face.
* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Melora is difficult to sympathize with despite her infirmary due to her persistent jerkassery.
* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Melora is difficult to sympathize with despite her infirmary due to her persistent jerkassery.
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* IdiotPlot: The episode's B-plot concerning Fallit Kot wanting to kill Quark. He spends several days aboard [=DS9=] before making his move, even though there's no given reason why he couldn't have killed Quark the second he saw him. For that matter, he meets with Quark and directly tells him he intends to kill him. On the flip side, Quark continues about his normal routine and doesn't try to carry any protection or act cautiously with Fallit on-board, and Odo is apathetic and dismissive about the whole thing, even though Fallit is a convicted criminal who has declared intent to commit a crime under his watch, and Odo has been a lot more attentive toward characters who have done far less.
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* IdiotPlot: The episode's B-plot concerning Fallit Kot wanting to kill Quark. He spends several days aboard [=DS9=] before making his move, even though there's no given reason why he couldn't have killed Quark the second he saw him. For that matter, he meets with Quark and directly tells him he intends to kill him. On the flip side, Quark continues about his normal routine and doesn't try to carry any protection or act cautiously with Fallit on-board, and Odo is apathetic and dismissive about the whole thing, even though Fallit is a convicted criminal who has declared intent to commit a crime under his watch, and Odo has been a lot more attentative toward characters who have done far less.
* SpecialEffectsFailure: While the make-up team was trying push the boundaries of their typical RubberForeheadAliens, it's really easy to see where Fallit's prosthetic was glued on, especially given that it's a completely different shade then the rest of his face.
* SpecialEffectsFailure: While the make-up team was trying push the boundaries of their typical RubberForeheadAliens, it's really easy to see where Fallit's prosthetic was glued on, especially given that it's a completely different shade then the rest of his face.
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* IdiotPlot: The episode's B-plot concerning Fallit Kot wanting to kill Quark. He spends several days aboard [=DS9=] before making his move, even though there's no given reason why he couldn't have killed Quark the second he saw him. For that matter, he meets with Quark and directly tells him he intends to kill him. On the flip side, Quark continues about his normal routine and doesn't try to carry any protection or act cautiously with Fallit on-board, and Odo is apathetic and dismissive about the whole thing, even though Fallit is a convicted criminal who has declared intent to commit a crime under his watch, and Odo has been a lot more attentative attentive toward characters who have done far less.
* SpecialEffectsFailure: While the make-up team was trying to push the boundaries of their typical RubberForeheadAliens, it's really easy to see where Fallit's prosthetic was glued on, especially given that it's a completely different shade then the rest of his face.
* SpecialEffectsFailure: While the make-up team was trying to push the boundaries of their typical RubberForeheadAliens, it's really easy to see where Fallit's prosthetic was glued on, especially given that it's a completely different shade then the rest of his face.
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* SpecialEffectsFailure: Even for RubberForeheadAliens, Fallit's prosthetic looks cheap and lazy, like a lump of putty just stretched out from his nose and awkwardly stuck onto his chin. Bizarrely, the make-up team were apparently proud enough of the result that they re-used it in slightly altered forms for various other aliens in the franchise, such as the Tak Tak over on ''Voyager''.
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* SpecialEffectsFailure: Even for While the make-up team was trying push the boundaries of their typical RubberForeheadAliens, it's really easy to see where Fallit's prosthetic looks cheap and lazy, like a lump of putty just stretched out from his nose and awkwardly stuck onto his chin. Bizarrely, the make-up team were apparently proud enough of the result was glued on, especially given that they re-used it in slightly altered forms for various other aliens in it's a completely different shade then the franchise, such as the Tak Tak over on ''Voyager''.rest of his face.
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* SpecialEffectsFailure: Even for RubberForeheadAliens, Fallit's prosthetic looks cheap and lazy, like a lump of putty just stretched out from his nose and awkwardly stuck onto his chin.
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* SpecialEffectsFailure: Even for RubberForeheadAliens, Fallit's prosthetic looks cheap and lazy, like a lump of putty just stretched out from his nose and awkwardly stuck onto his chin. Bizarrely, the make-up team were apparently proud enough of the result that they re-used it in slightly altered forms for various other aliens in the franchise, such as the Tak Tak over on ''Voyager''.
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* IdiotPlot: The episode's B-plot concerning Fallit Kot wanting to kill Quark. He spends several days aboard [=DS9=] before making his move, even though there's no given reason why he couldn't have killed Quark the second he saw him. For that matter, he meets with Quark and directly tells him he intends to kill him. On the flip side, Quark continues about his normal routine and doesn't try to carry any protection or act cautiously with Fallit on-board, and Odo is apathetic and dismissive about the whole thing, even though Fallit is a convicted criminal who has declared intent to commit a crime under his watch, and Odo has been a lot more attentative toward characters who have done far less.
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* CreatorsPet: The writer of the episode was using Melora to vent [[AuthorAvatar a lot of his own frustrations]], which probably explains why the character is treated so reverently despite being snappish, rude, and insubordinate. For just how fully this is in effect, take a look at the recap page and see how many other episodes of this series are outright named after a character.
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* CreatorsPet: The writer of the episode was using Melora to vent [[AuthorAvatar a lot of his own frustrations]], which probably explains why the character is treated so reverently despite being snappish, rude, and insubordinate. For just how fully this is in effect, take a look at the recap page and see how many other episodes of this series are outright named after a character.character.
* SpecialEffectsFailure: Even for RubberForeheadAliens, Fallit's prosthetic looks cheap and lazy, like a lump of putty just stretched out from his nose and awkwardly stuck onto his chin.
* SpecialEffectsFailure: Even for RubberForeheadAliens, Fallit's prosthetic looks cheap and lazy, like a lump of putty just stretched out from his nose and awkwardly stuck onto his chin.
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* CreatorsPet: The writer of the episode was using Melora to vent [[AuthorAvatar a lot of his own frustrations]], which probably explains why the character is treated so reverently despite being snappish, rude, and insubordinate. For just how fully this is in effect, take a look at the recap page and see how many other episodes of this series are outright named after a character.
