“Garak seems to arrive every time I need extraordinary help, either psychologically or philosophically. For me that’s the most important thing about his character. He’s a mentor and the one who develops Bashir in terms of psychology. Of course, his character is now very important in its own right because of his other affiliations on the station, so, he and Bashir don’t need each other in the same way, but we still get together for our regular lunches and chew the fat or whatever they serve us to eat on the station[.]”
- Alexander Siddig — Sci-Fi Blast From The Past - Alexander Siddig (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine) - SciFiAndTvTalk (via tinsnip)
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