One thing I appreciate with "Star Trek: Deep Space 9" is that over their seven seasons, the characters changed and grew. This is NOT the case with most series--or at least as much as many changes in this series. Of the characters that changed, Ferengis such as Nog and his father, Rom, changed among the most. And, in both cases, seeing them change and grow was a delight.
When the show begins, as usual Quark is treating his employees like dirt. However, after hearing Dr. Bashir talking about the benefits of a union, Rom decides to lead a strike and force Quark to allow a union. Not surprisingly, this sort of thing is 100% non-Ferengi-- and the Ferengi government is NOT pleased to hear about this. What will become of this unprecedented strike?! And, how will Rom change grow by the episode's end?
As I said above, it was a delight seeing the Ferengis grow and this one ends well. All in all, well worth seeing--as are all the episodes involving these odd aliens!
When the show begins, as usual Quark is treating his employees like dirt. However, after hearing Dr. Bashir talking about the benefits of a union, Rom decides to lead a strike and force Quark to allow a union. Not surprisingly, this sort of thing is 100% non-Ferengi-- and the Ferengi government is NOT pleased to hear about this. What will become of this unprecedented strike?! And, how will Rom change grow by the episode's end?
As I said above, it was a delight seeing the Ferengis grow and this one ends well. All in all, well worth seeing--as are all the episodes involving these odd aliens!