Over the years there have been a number of amazing lateral characters in the Star Trek franchise, from a wide range of foreign racing. Each series in the franchise has its own background characters that helped make stars (and space stations) to feel more populated and alive, and most of them had to say a line now and then, bringing background noise in ordinary areas.

Each side character, of course, except for a special patron of the favorite bar Ferengi, Quargi. Despite appearing in 93 episodes of "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine", Alien Bar's client's morning (Mark Allen Shepard) Never uttered a single line of dialogue ... except in Germany.

It turns out that in the German cutting of the finals of the 2nd "Theemer", the morning had to win the line of dialogue, after Quark (Armin Fimerman) totally blew him. It's hard to imagine what the morning would sound, and while the silence of the character is pretty funny, it would be neat to hear talking at least once in English. After all, he's Based on the norm (George Went) of "Cheers", And Norm had a lot to say!

Oh well, at least we will always have a German morning and its small line.

In the finale of "DS9" in Season 2, quarter of the bartender/bar (bar owner (Probably the biggest "Starwezen Road" character to all of them. Morning obviously cared the same drink all day, which is not like it, and it looks pretty shine (though the whole body of the body; the mornings are eternal, even when it is happy). Instead of returning and listening to Mort's problems, Quark ends on traveling to camping with his nephew, commander and his son. In the US version of the episode, the morning only unfortunately rises in the background as Quark goes for the camping trip, but in the German version, he actually expressed his frustration.

In the German cutting of the episode (the YouTube. It is played for humor because the morning is pretty regularly getting the short end of the quark's wand, because Quark knows that his worst client will handle a little neglect. Only when the morning is gone, Quark understands his value, so maybe his silence helps the audience feel more like a quark? Regardless of judgment, it turns out that the morning should not always be a strong, quiet type.

In an interview with Startrek.comShepard revealed that while he had to talk in the scenes a little on the camera, there were plans for more than a moment to talk on the screen as a morning:

"This was the only time I had to say something while the cameras were rolling, but it's not the only time they considered Mor about the speech. There were numerous scripts where they initially had mornings.

While it makes sense to stick with the morning to remain silent in the main universe, to speak morning In the universe of the mirror It would be absolutely amazing because things usually turn over the head there. For example, the quark's mirror version is a fair good, which uses its position as a bartender to help Terans (people) enslaved by the clingons, Bayrani and Cardiers, and even ends up giving them their lives to save them. The morning he was talking would make sense there and he would not destroy the joke differently, but maybe it was one of the more serious episodes of the mirror and just didn't work tonal.

Whether he talks one line or in general, the morning is one of the best characters in the background in all Star Trek, and he deserves a Loveub.