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Most interesting comments from YouTube:

Michael Linner

2y↑1

I must agree with Ira when he speaks of Aron being too good for this world.
Each of us had or has very specific things to learn and even conquer in this life.
Once we've done that it becomes graduation day and we move on to our next step in our evolution, of becoming better individuals.
Personal progress is what existence is all about.

DS9 remains my favorite of all the different "Treks". It's funny but, when it first came out I had concerns that without a starship the writers would struggle to find good and interesting plots to keep our interest.
I was wrong and was pleasantly surprised by just how great the storylines actually were.

When the episode called "Babel" aired I was deep into an attack of a rare disease called Porphyria that I have. Almost unbelievably the symptoms of this attack very closely mirrored those of the crew in that episode. At that moment I became fully linked to DS9.

1986beasty

2y↑1

It's an amazing show dealing with many facets of life.

First off, it's a show that starts out as a blackman trying to raise his son as a single father. The writing between Jake and Ben is great throughout the series. There's moments when Jake needs fathering, but there's also times when Ben makes mistakes and his son is giving him help and advice.

Parents are far from perfect and this show shows that dynamic very well in how they learn from each other and overall love each other.

This is such a great role model, not only for black men, but for all men and people who go through difficult times.

The series also touches on many themes, like the mixing of different races, also difficult (for some people,) homosexuality.

The series is full of humor, fun, serious and amazing moments. It was an amazing cast. I love how diversified it was, way before it was in fashion.

All comments from YouTube:

toob1979

4y↑406

I was alright... until Armin spoke. He probably shared the most screen time with Rene and Aron, so it's fitting he got the last word. For an actor, I can imagine no finer tribute than a quote from The Bard. Godspeed to them both.

Mulenga Latim

Pretty heavy stuff

Jaqen H'ghar

@JealousElephant SHUT UP, WESLEY.

Michael Linner

2y↑1

@Micah White I agree. Who can forget their wonderful vacation trip to lovely Roswell, New Mexico where they met the "Cool Cat" who years before sang of the joyous search for paradise. He was even overheard saying "Hey Spock, do you play" and "Yeah man we meet" when he first met Spock? Who can forget the time when he regaled us with his hip tunes like "We're gonna go to Eden, yeah brother."

eschelar

2y↑1

It is said that the friendship between odo and quark was a reflection of their chemistry as friends off screen. That must have been rough for Armin.

The Complaining Channel

2y↑2

“The last word” was actually a reference he made to the script between quark & odo in the final scene where each wants the last word.

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BurningDogFace

3y↑158

Big, big props to Star Trek: Discovery for quietly adding the Eisenberg-class USS Nog to the Starfleet of the 32nd century. The idea that Nog was remembered so long after his death makes me smile.

Ted Tedstone

@Pike Bishop +1

The New Yawker

2y↑1

Oh dod I didnt know that ❤️❤️❤️

Ethan Munroe

2y↑4

Well discovery is garbage tho so

Ethan Munroe

@Pike Bishop lol yup

Pike Bishop

2y↑12

Starcrap Disgracery did one thing right.

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Ghost

3y↑26

I'm on Season 4 of DS9 and I have to be perfectly honest, I'm liking it more than The Next Generation. The characters on the show just feel more alive, more interesting. Don't get me wrong, I love TNG, but I felt like only a few characters on that show really shined, whereas on DS9, all the characters shined brightly. Alright, I got to get back to watching more.

Indrani DasGupta

@Valentin Olli but like you said, TNG characters were very sanitized. TOS characters were not, however. TOS characters also drank themselves silly at times and got up to no good. If you ask me, Gene Roddenberry did some revisionism on his own product before firing off TNG because he was taking everything Trek too seriously by the time the 80s came around to the point where his own production people were having issues with his ultra-utopian vision for the 24th century — a vision that his own 23rd century product (TOS) did not espouse. If you ask me, DS9 hewed closer to the original Kirk-Spock-Scotty dynamic than did TNG.

Valentin Olli

Well the characters of TNG are "less alive", or perhaps "less human" kind of by design. TNG, especially in the earlier seasons under the guidance of Gene Roddenberry, presents an utopian future where not only our technology has progressed but so has humanity, who no longer possesses the flaws and vices of the past. DS9 stands in a raw contrast to that with humans drinking themselves silly all the time and and the holodeck acting as a brothel and all that. I mean the rethawed, frozen humans of the past from TNG's season 1 would fit just fine on the Deep Space 9.
Don't get me wrong, I love DS9, its characters like Dukat and Garak in particular will stay with me forever. But I do think it traded off a little piece of what made trek "trek".

Indrani DasGupta

2y↑1

@Ghost did you like Voyager? I’m rewatching that one via Paramount. And what do you think of Enterprise?

Ghost

2y↑1

@Indrani DasGupta I did. I'm on Enterprise, now. I've just finished Voyager.

Indrani DasGupta

2y↑2

Season 4 of DS9?! It only gets better from there on. I hope you finished the whole thing!

Ω

3y↑224

On a separate note, whoever cast Cirroc as Jake Sisko must have been a time traveler. He now looks like he could be cast as Ben Sisko in place off Avery Brooks

User1990

2y↑3

@Ragzzy - R I'm in season 6. This show is awesome. Gets more and more heavy as the show progresses

Ragzzy - R

2y↑3

Ikr? im just watching DS9 for the first time and at season 3. if anyone told they are real life father-son, I would have never doubted them. God! The chemistry between them is so real.

Shotgun Mongol

2y↑1

I think Cirroc right now looks a bit young to be Sisko, but he, right now, would be amazing as a young Sisko.

Matthew James

He looks so so similar

Pagpapaitim

whoa.... you're right! man i wonder if they could make a movie right now of ds9

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Rich LeValley

4y↑381

I had the pleasure of meeting Aaron Eisenberg at a tiny little Con in my town. I've never met a more friendly, welcoming actor towards a fan. He made ME feel important. We spoke for 20-30 unforgettable minutes. I will never forget him.

Gordon Brevity

Majorly jealous. And they say you don't die until the last person with a memory of you does so, and so Aaron lives on.

Elton Ron Jovi

3y↑2

That's cool. Simply because when most people meet a celebrity, it's business and promotion. They may have been doing these appearances for months on end, hear the same questions over and over. They are human and get tired. So when you meet one, and had an experience like you did, that says a lot about that celebrity.
I get the impression Aron was just enthusiastic about his work and it comes through he was a fan as well.
I am glad you had that experience and thank you for sharing.

James McMaster

3y↑1

What a beautiful and eloquent way you have remembered him. Thank you.

From the Dumpster to the Grave

3y↑2

@Joan xo was this the DST where he and the actor who played Rom did a little skit in full makeup? It was phenomenal, neither could remember their lines and it was the funniest thing ever. It was more like watching two friends muck about on a stage than an actual show. Felt kinda bad because I was the only person in the crowd openly laughing everyone else was in polite silence. But it was absolutely laughing with them not at them!

gaseous clay

3y↑4

@Max Wilson was he still an ensign when you met him?

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Stephen Jones

4y↑299

There's a scene from 'It's Only a Paper Moon' where Nog is explaining to Vic Fontaine why he joined up and how he couldn't believe that he would lose a leg - it's one of my favourite pieces of acting of all time. RIP Aron and Rene.

Gordon Brevity

'It's only a Paper Moon' -- I love that episode.
"All I can tell you is that you've got to play the cards life deals you. Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose. But at least you're in the game."

TheInnerlight

2y↑1

One of the best Star Trek episodes too

Blue T

3y↑1

That is one of my favorite episodes, and what a moving episode/ story.

Zach Jersey

3y↑1

When Armin spoke, i was reminded of that episode too (It's Only A Paper Moon) when Nog comes back and Rom asks Nog if he's alright. And i lose it every time Nog says.... verbatim.... "No, but i will be"...
And then even Quark (who doesn't usually wear his heart on his sleeve) joins Rom and Leeta as they hug their son and nephew.

Guy Faux

3y↑3

And I always thought Arron had the hardest job. A little brat Ferengi (from the intro) we're supposed to believe he's actually going to be successful in Starfleet? And WoW he totally sold me on it. Fantastic actors Both,

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Stone Coggins

4y↑92

This was the best cast Star Trek ever had. The main cast was amazing and then you had all these incredible performances from people like Andrew Robinson, Marc Alaimo, Jeffrey Combs, Max Grodenchik. DS9 just hasn't been topped.

RIP Rene and Aron

Eric Dellinger

@lekoman Good point! Even the guest or recurring characters where incredibly interesting and well thought out.

Bohemain Beaumont Films Ltd

indeed , we meet Andrew Robinson at comic con.He was easy to approach and talk too...then theres that sinister scorpio character he played in dirty harry...awesome...jesus wept

lekoman

3y↑3

They really did nail casting the recurring cast for DS9, didn’t they? JG Hertzler, Salome Jens, Louise Fletcher, Wallace Shawn, and Robert O’Reilly all come to mind as just superb, too. Just very, very good.

Brian Schafer

4y↑85

Nana talks about helping Rene die, helping him talk about it, that is so incredibly important and it is so hard for people to do. I work in healthcare and I know how hard that is and how important it is. I am glad you were there for him and I am sure he was very happy to have your help. It is very touching to hear all of your remembrances of Aaron and Rene. DS9 was a great series.

Archie Cocke

4y↑767

I still feel that DS9 is the ultimate expression of Star Trek.

optional 522

@A P I disagree. I love Gene's true vision of trek. I wish it had stayed that way.

A P

@M Rizwan borring

A P

@optional 522 gene Roddenberry almost ruined trek

A P

@Bennemah I'm sorry it didn't satisfy your childish taste

D Ray

3y↑1

@Jade Doak Voyager and DS9 are the best star trek

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nabiddy badiddy

4y↑296

Shame we didn't get to hear Cirroc's thoughts too, he shared a lot of screen time with Aron

Argumemnon

3y↑6

Yeah that's odd.

Esmena

4y↑38

So, actually if you watch the whole thing, there's a question directed to Cirroc's which is all about Eisnberg and Jake and Nog's realtionship. it's around 14:38 in: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AKJFcJWiQRY

David Pick

4y↑39

@John Black Thought worth mentioning. Cirroc has continued "The Seventh Rule" podcast. He and others are still making it. And I am a Patreon supporter of it.

The podcast is currently on season 3, episode 19 "Through the Looking Glass".

John Black

4y↑40

They had a DS9 podcast together and it's really good. He died while podcast was pretty young and he talk a lot about him after he passed

The Pen

4y↑39

When Aron passed away, I was in hospital from renal failure; I had no idea until I got home; and it really hit home. He played one of my favourite characters (Nog rocks), and he passed away from something I was dealing with myself. I didn’t know he was adopted, I was a foster child. I hold DS9 even closer now;.. not just because I changed my name legally to B’Elanna Nerys, but because the actors in this series; show their true human vulnerability.

Cumbrian Transport Lover

4y↑228

Omg watching this video you can practically feeling the emotions pouring off them. The quote from Armin at the end set me off with tears.

RIP Rene & Aron.

Jonathan Fraser

I loved his headmaster in Buffy seasons 2 and 3. The 2 shows were shot at the same time. Not many actors get cast in 2 iconic series. Neither have dated. That's even rarer.

Butterflysnme2

3y↑3

Armin really touched me as well as I sit here crying.

Daevyd Jae

4y↑2

Taken from Hamlet, where he was pining for his recently deceased father and king. Great words used.

Jessica Rupe

4y↑8

Armin Shimerman is one of my favorite actors. I loved him as Quark in DS9. My other favorite role of his was as Pascal in Beauty and the Beast 1987, with Ron Perlman and Linda Hamilton.

The Scary Truth Catalyst

4y↑55

I had the honor of meeting Nana and Rene a few years ago at a convention. They seemed very close. I really loved DS9; it's a show that brings me back to my teenage years in the 90s when I had little responsibility and times seemed innocent. These days even Trek can be downbeat, so I just avoid watching Discovery or Picard. DS9 was a gem though.

tyraela115

There`s a reason why nowadays "Star Trek" is sooo downbeat:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ojtX_Oz4WsU&list=PLPowVAXtN3lURaypzGfAEg8GGgEZbekHC&index=43

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPowVAXtN3lURaypzGfAEg8GGgEZbekHC

reginaldino enchillada

4y↑58

Wow. Quark quoting the Shakespeare, voice shaking. Gave me chills.
I'm halfway thru ds9 again, i am appreciating it more than the first time.

Indrani DasGupta

Armin Shimmerman is a Shakespearean scholar. Teaches a Shakespeare course at UCLA. I wish I could take it.

Jacqui Dicks

@Melissa Kelley yes, they all took it very seriously. Many were serious stage actors before DS9. It sure shows! Definitely my favourite Trek. We've had the pilot on in the UK today. I'd forgotten so much of it! In fact, it's been so long since I've seen it, the only bit I can really remember is Kira being sarcastic when she meets Sisko for the first time!

Jacqui Dicks

4y↑1

@Melissa Kelley we had What you Leave Behind on in the UK on Friday. Quark coming to see If off brought a year to my eye. "He loves me. It's written all over his...back"

Melissa Kelley

4y↑1

I used to love it, but probably only managed to see less than half of it in bits and pieces. I just binged the whole series this year. There was so so much I had missed. I hadn't seen any of it for close to 20 years. All that time, what I remembered about DS9 was Quark and his wacky love hate relationship with Odo. They all gave it so much, and it was by far the best Trek.

Jacqui Dicks

4y↑1

@CaNNeD CRaZy I'll take a look! I didn't start watch Trek at all until about 30 years ago. I have no inclination to watch TOS, but loved TNG. Started watching Voyager and Enterprise, but lost interest. DS9 held me from the start. My husband loves calling me a geek!

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Baiju

2y↑4

Love the Shakespeare quote at the end by Armin. DS9 is a great, great show and added so much to the Trek universe. Aron and Rene are missed dearly by we Trekkies. (Interestingly, that same line quoted by Armin was said by Picard in "The Most Toys" when he was reflecting on Data's death.)

Indrani DasGupta

Us. Missed by us Trekkies. Don't hate me but I had to do that. Btw, your sentiment about DS9 and Aron and Rene are gold. I fully agree.

Patrick Williams

4y↑64

Watching this, I first thought Armin was being distant, in a negative way. He wasn't laughing with the others, or smiling with them. However watching and listening to him, I think the loss of his friends hit him extremely hard, and he was doing all he could to keep it together. He summed it up well, with the Shakespeare quote.

Armin will always be one of my favorites!.

DubbleD

3y↑5

In another doc called "What we left behind" Armin discusses how the ferengi actors were basically a real family, that would stay over Armin's home to work on their lines for ferengi centered episodes. So this may well have felt like he lost his nephew.

kapparhotau181

4y↑3

Tears in my eyes after hearing the crack in his voice 🥺

Major Kira

4y↑7

Armin worked closely with both of them. So their deaths probably hit him pretty hard.

nabiddy badiddy

4y↑8

I love Armin too, he always has such kind words for people

Beaulah Muchira

4y↑281

DS9 had the best storylines and character development! Love it!!!

Jade Doak

@jblyon2 you must be thinking of Babylon 5.

Zander Zye

3y↑1

by far the best Trek series. Best character development

Michael Jenner

3y↑1

@stardude2006 Modern writers could learn a lot from it.

Argumemnon

3y↑1

Favourite TV series for me.

Janine Najarian

@Mr. Kelowna well they changed it to be gray shoulders on the outer jacket with the colors on the turtleneck later on. Either way the uniforms still looked better than how they did on the next generation of my opinion

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Samuel Sir

4y↑16

Considering how shitty 2020’s been, I’m in tears right now seeing all the lovely faces of the DS9 cast. It feels as if it were yesterday when they all had their poignant parting celebration at Vic Fontaine’s holosuite.

Angus MacDonald

4y↑158

Hats off to the best of Trek, and this from someone who watched TOS in original broadcast

xunit62

4y↑2

Statler Waldorf ALL Treks had that formula.ALL of them had their fair share or good episodes. For Voyager I can pick A YEAR IN HELL two part episodes.The TOS has a few but I will go with BALANCE OF TERROR! I love TNG YESTERDAY’S ENTERPRISE! With DS9 the war arc was good and they had plenty of surprises.The other shows had good moments too! I’m just happy to enjoy good told stories from one of the best franchises on tv.😎 be well stay safe out there and by the way nothing touches THE WRATH OF KHAN!

xunit62

4y↑1

Statler Waldorf hey buddy guest what there is no TNG without TOS! As Kirk said to Picard “I WAS DOING THIS WHILE YOUR GREAT GRANDFATHER was in diapers😎 Remember it was Kirk and crew that started it ALL! I enjoy all the treks one way or another since the 70’s! Live Long and Prosper 🖖🏿

Cranky Grandma

4y↑4

Agreed. TOS will always have a special place in my heart. DS9 was the best Trek

fjtalleyauthor

4y↑4

@xunit62 And the most texture among the characters. Far and above my favorite from its first episode.

xunit62

4y↑9

Loved this series! Still get a kick out of Trial and Tribulations! “ I LIED TO CAPTAIN KIRK” This show is priceless!

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J. MacQuinn

4y↑29

ngl - that had me choked up. I was fortunate to meet both men, and to actually watch Rene on stage in a few plays and the loss to the stage and screen is incalculable. Aron I will remember from having one of those "waiting by the elevator moments" at a convention once, and he was speaking animatedly to Nana Visitor about his son. His hands were so expressive as he talked that I later told a friend I was surprised he didn't levitate like a hummingbird. So spirited and earnest and such a proud father. I know those who loved him and worked with him must miss him dearly.

Kevin Nazario

4y↑40

I am a life long Star Wars and Babylon 5 fan. But DS9 is one hell of a series. It had top actors. And you can feel it in every episode.

Saltire

Strange one for me, as I love Star Wars, Trek and B5 was my favourite ever series until Breaking Bad came round; but I could never get into DS9 (nor Voyager for that matter). I did hear DS9 got a lot more interesting as the series went on, but I found what I saw of the first few series, pedestrian. Maybe I should give it another go someday.

Daniel Williamson

4y↑2

I've been a long time fan of Doctor Who and Star Wars and I loved the 2009 reboot of Star Trek. DS9 was a truly great science fiction series. Great cast. The series did something different and it was darker. It had memorable characters and some of the best episodes/storylines in the Star Trek franchise. Jadzia Dax, Odo and Kira Nerys in my opinion were the best characters in DS9. I like to believe Bonanza was a major influence behind the show as it was about Ben Sisko living on DS9 with his son Jake following the death of his wife Jennifer. Rene and Aron's demises is a huge loss to the Star Trek franchise. Odo was a great character and Nog had one of the best character arcs and character developments in the series. Nog started off as a mischievous young Ferengi who later changed and became a Starfleet officer and DS9 crew member. It's sad Rene and Aron are gone. May they rest in peace.

Tin Foil Ninja

4y↑21

The emptiness, rather, the void they leave behind is a beautiful, precious thing. It's such an incredible a gift of talent and character that they gave to all of us, and we are blessed that we may all be so privileged to feel such loss. Rene, Aaron, Rest in peace. You inspire the best in humanity.

Keepin Me Up Podcast

3y↑7

DS9 is the show that means more to me than any other. This cast, these writers, the legacy they created made them all feel like friends you haven't met yet. (Though I've has the opportunity to meet more of them briefly.) We the fans mourn and celebrate both Aron and Rene. My heart goes out to you all.

Mark Daniels

4y↑19

It’s a shame we didn’t get to hear Cirroc’s voice about it. Did he get overlooked or did he opt out due to overcome emotions? Regardless, we see you Cirroc and we collectively hug you.

Deepingmind

3y↑2

I noticed they didn't go in order of the original lineup, so its possible he just wasn't ready to speak on it. Considering how close they were I'd understand him wanting to keep those personal childhood moments to himself.

Dave M

4y↑23

Ok... this made me cry... As Massive DS9 fan i was heartbroken at the loss of Aron and as a huge fan of Boston Legal also the loss of Rene was a double whammy... I love listening to the cast talk about the show and each other. It really warms my heart

Virginie

Boston legal...gosh, I need a rewatch, so found memories of that show!

Carolyn Bostic

3y↑1

Dave M, thanks for mentioning Boston Legal. I remembered Benson as the first series I saw Rene on and was racking my brain as to the other shows I loved him on.

Honky Tonkinson

4y↑15

Star Trek was a part of my childhood and I watched a lot of DS9 in the 90s. Condolences to the cast and thank you!

David Tyler

4y↑16

Even though I'm not a huge fan of the current direction of Star Trek, it does warm my heart to see the remaining cast of DS9 is doing well. Just wish Hawke was there as well!

ZeitdiebX

4y↑8

I was close to tears the entire time but when Armin‘s voice started to break, the Shakespeare quote and all, I lost it. Those guys, they will never be forgotten.

rocketsjudoka

4y↑5

I’m feeling my eyes well up listening to Armin Shimerman talk about them. I’m rewatching DS9 again through its entirety and the scene of Nog telling Sisko why he wants to join Starfleet and Odo admitting to Garak under torture he wants to go home to the Founders are two of the most poet pieces of acting not just in Science Fiction but in all genres.

Crystal H.

4y↑13

Aaron Eisenberg was phenomenal in the episode "It's Only a Paper Moon". he really knocked out of the park.

WanaBeKenobi

4y↑18

Sitting here in tears. I didn't know that Aron died a few months ago. When we went on this Corona Virus lockdown, I realized that it'd been decades since I last watched DS9, so I binged the entire show over the next 5 months.

Jason Baumgartner

2y↑1

The dynamic between Quark and Odo on DS9 was just amazing. Those two actors could play off each other with such brilliance. They are both my favorite actors on DS9 and if I had to pick a third, I'd probably go with Garak. Andrew Robinson was an amazing actor and brought pure brilliance to Garak's role. In the Pale Moonlight really showed just how much depth Robinson could bring to Garak's role.

Mr E

3y↑3

A friend of mine went to a Star Trek convention and met Aron. They talked for a time and became friends on Facebook. When my friend got married he posted photos up of his wedding day. Aron commented on them congratulating my friend and his wife and wishing them happiness. My friend still talks about it to this day. I think we all should be more like Aron. Spreading positivity, kindness and love.
Aron and René were terrific people.

Jan Witkowsky

3y↑4

Armin's words broke me.

I can't help but tearing up again, even after all this time.

Two great actors.
Two great personalities.
I have nothing but the most thankful appreciation of the work they did for us.

1moredayof

4y↑2

I enjoyed watching all of the Star Treks, but DS9 was truly special. Such great stories and characters! Loved seeing this tribute by some of the cast. The DS9 finale was without a doubt the best and most emotional of all Star Trek finales.

Cynthia Slater

4y↑5

The loss of these two is sad. They brought true life to their characters, which is how we buy into the story. I wish we could have heard from Cirroc, though.

la214la

4y↑13

I love this cast (and show) so much! RIP Rene and Aron!

Petra von OrkoSoft

3y↑4

I love Them all...from TNG, DS9, Voyager to Enterprise...

Great actors who gives us the world of tomorrow...and a look in their lifes...
Thanks for this great Years

Glen Huff

3y↑3

The chemistry between Odo and Quark on the show is so fun to watch. I still binge watch DS9 all the time. Definitely my favorite series. RIP Rene. RIP Aron. You guys have been a huge part of my life. Thanks for the entertainment.

Evandro Nakazone

4y↑9

Rene was one of the only things that kept me there, his character is one of the most interesting and curious ever, his jorney was epic to the end!

utbr01

3y↑3

Rene helped make the show! He brought "sci-fi" ness to the series.
Aaron went from rags to captain!
Represents "Fulfilling Capability" RIP To the greats

Frederick Thoms

3y↑2

I actually remember seeing Rene Auberjonois in M*A*S*H (1970) at the Charlton cinema, Manchester, UK - it'd be almost a decade before I saw him again - in the TV series 'Soap'.
His mannerisms and speech patterns were truly unique - no matter the crowd of actors - he stood out. A gifted actor and speaker - he understood the power of words, inflection, gesture and nuanced physicality - he was and will always be an actor and man to aspire to.
Thank you, Rene - for the laughs, the tears and your ability to send a message. Sleep Well.

Alisa Young

3y↑2

Thanks to the pandemic, I watched every incarnation of ST. When I watched the final episode of DS9,i cried. Thinking one of the best shows, one of the best finales ever. I so wish they'd do a movie of all of them, with all the actors reprising their roles, save for Rene & Aron.

Paul Clow

2y↑2

I think DS9 was the best show from that period with fantastic actors portraying amazing characters and a show I will always hold close to my heart👍👍👍

LB

4y↑7

Nog was my favorite--Aaron did an amazing job with that character. He brought so much spirit and brightness to it.

boing boingerson

4y↑3

anyone else amazed at how accurate they were when they aged terry farrell in the episode where sisco is rubber banded through time? here we are years later and she ACTUALLY looks like she did in that episode.

William H. Baird

4y↑20

Rene was an outstanding actor! RIP
Nana and Terry are absolutely Beautiful

kukalakana

4y↑42

Who the hell would down vote this?! It's wonderful.

Also I'm sorry Nana, but all through that marvellous heartfelt speech, I couldn't take my eyes off those two gorgeous dogs play fighting in the background.

Yvonne Burns

4y↑1

Likewise, they upstaged mama!

Mads Leonard Holvik

4y↑1

Let's hope those who did had reasons not of darkness and fear, but yes, maybe because their eyes were teared up or because their cute kitten walked on the keyboard and accidentally stepped on downvote.

Misted Mind

4y↑2

Must be people too teared up to distinguish up and down-vote button >.<

Jym Fysher

3y↑2

Shimerman's emotional words from Shakespeare put a year in my eye.Out of all the cast he likely shared the most scenes with them as Quark.

Adam Sant

4y↑3

Miss that show and the many wonderful actors who brought those thoughtful characters to life. RIP Aron and Rene...

TÝR Hymirson

4y↑28

Armin and Rene were good friends in real life. It's very hard for Armin.

Michael Linner

2y↑1

Tracy Bair

4y↑2

what a beautiful tribute from the people who knew them. Thank you one and all for this

kapparhotau181

4y↑2

Odo was one of my favorite characters and Nog had the most growth as a character. Enjoyed watching them both.

RIP René & Aron ❤

Lisa Schreiber

these guys are all amazing!! I miss this show so much, I rewatch it every few months. great stories, great actors, great fun.

Ronin1973

3y↑2

Aron played a supporting character. But damn... when they let him lead in a scene he really nailed it. The arc he took Nog on was terrific.

Michael Nally

2y↑1

As someone just getting into deep space nine Odo is definitely my favorite character and I’m sadly just appreciate all of Rene’s work and I find it sad I began appreciating his work a couple years after the man died

jarvis popo

3y↑4

I've literally just finished ds9 2 minutes ago...and man...im down bad..that show was absolutely legendary..i didn't start watching star trek till last year...and it has brought tears to my eyes and joy to my life..thank you all

1986beasty

2y↑1

User1990

I'm in the middle of season 6. Such a powerful show. And avery Brooks and sisko just keep leveling up every season with amazing acting and powerful scenes. Just saw him and dukat stranded on that planet. Very disturbing scenes

Marcel Tiel

3y↑3

Nana Visitor her story I find heartbreaking, very poetic that in real life in the proces of dying she was there for Rene Auberjonais in a way similar as she was in the series worh Odo. Armin Shimerman such deep touching words as well, cannot keep it dry...

NEONswift

Me and my wife have been re-watching DS9. I didn't give it enough credit as a kid and I didn't watch it all. But binge watching it this year has reminded me of just how amazing all these actors were and the roles that were written for them. Rene and Aron were charming and dramatic actors, and with only 4 episodes left before I finish watching the show in its entirety I am saddened to learn that they both passed.

Rigel Chiokis

3y↑1

I had the pleasure of being Aron's personal assistant at the London, Ontario, Canada Forest City Comic Con. As we were setting up his booth, he was on and off the phone, talking to his employees in California. He owned a video production company and the team was going out to shoot video of a wedding for a rather difficult woman. It took about an hour before he was assured that the team had everything in place and had it under control. He disconnected the call and continued to lay out his photos and quietly said "after that, I could use a hug". I replied, "you're in luck! I'm a man who likes to hug!" And we did, with the con crowd already coming into the vendor room. What a pair we must have been! Both of us bald and me almost twice his height! I only knew him for a few hours that day. I learned he was a shrewd business man, a loving husband and caring father, an absolute prince with his fans and a consummate story teller (which he demonstrated in his one hour talk panel). I also learned, as several of these people mentioned, that was was a truly sweet person. I stayed in touch with him through Facebook after the con and was saddened by his passing. We had talked quite a bit about his struggles with kidney transplants. But, all good things must come to end. I'm am happy that I had the chance to know him, even briefly. My world is that much brighter as a result.

Alexander Stern

Wow. That was unexpectedly moving. Lovely sentiments about two tremendous performers. I’m going through “DS9” right now (I’m on season three) and I’m enjoying every moment. It’s still my overall favourite Trek series!

Eli Solomon

4y↑1

Very touched by your tributes to both lost colleagues. I enjoyed the series very much. To hear your words now, creates another layer of love that i have for you and the show. Thank you.

In The Spirit

4y↑7

I am just watching DS9 all again. And having good time. Again. Thank you to everyone in every single Star Trek to show us, where humanity should be heading.

Drums4Me

I still watch DS9 even today. It’s one of those shows I grew up with in my teenage years. I really wished they would have continued with the series. After the war ended with the Dominion, I would have liked to have known what would have happened next for the rest of the crew. Kira, Bashire, O’Brian, Ezrie Dax, Warf, Jake, Cassidy and Quark.

Ivan Lisboa

4y↑1

One of the most beautiful shows on TV. Love it, enjoyed every episode. These people were the best of the best. May our loving God welcome them with his open arms.

Efrain Morales

4y↑1

In mine and my wife's opinion DS9 had, not only the best actor in the Trek Universe, but also the best actors from any tv series at that time. Everytime I see the cast in any video, chat or convention its like seeing old friends or family. Only respect and love to those who are no longer with us and those that are still here, Love and respect.

Doppelganger399

4y↑1

Love all of the Trek series but DS9 owns a piece of my heart, not just my fav Star Trek but my fav tv series.

judgeees

3y↑1

Rene comes from a noble background. Does that make a difference? I don't think so. However, he was able to hone his craft with the utmost opportunity. He showed up and always delivered. Each line he spoke, the emotion he conveyed, was unparalleled.

For Aarron Eisenberg, isn't it special when you've been on a show - or rather a series, where no one will ever forget you. Deep Space Nine. The truest storyline of all the Trek shows. 2309 Bloodwine. It is the finest vintage, but the crew and cast of this show will never match the flavor of anything that currently doesn't exist.

Enkarashaddam

3y↑1

Such a special cast. They meant so much to each other

George Fletcher

I LOVE Star Trek DS9. Everything about this show was absolutely brilliant from the script, the acting,..everything. Truly sorry to see the loss of these incredible actors.

Chasen Grieshop

3y↑1

DS9 is still my all time favorite Trek. It's diverse cast didn't come at the expense of the Caucasian actors. It didn't condescendingly smear your face in its acerbic faux morality and diversity as though we all needed to bow down to celebrate it. It didn't use the Caucasian male characters as evil imperial oppressors needing to be defeated while the diverse characters were exclusively the good guys. It was a perfectly balanced show with a perfectly balanced cast. Ben Sisko was the best captain Star Trek ever had. I didn't even think about him being black as being special because there were lots of black people in Starfleet and always had been in the shows. Why wouldn't there be a black captain? It was logical. All races in the show had villains and heroes. It didn't single out one race as being the bad guys. The show wasn't self deprecating as so much of the media is today. I really miss Deep Space 9. It was a show that bridged gaps and promoted friendships, but I'm afraid if a reunion show were ever produced, it would be tainted by the same woke disease afflicting modern Trek like STD.

James Gleeson

Characterization, I appreciated each of the above in DS9 and some absent like Chief and the lost. Aron Eisenberg and René Auberjonois you all did good and all captured my imagination of possibilities.

Peter Ingargiola

Beautiful group of human being-souls, lovingly reminiscing about two other beautiful souls who have now each finished carving the latest facets into their eternal soul's diamonds...These types of beautiful moments - both on screen and off - are what have always made Star trek, and all the phenomenal people who have been a part of it, so stellar, priceless, and incomparable.

Benjamin Jones

Videos and interviews like these make me sad that I became a fan of this series so late in it's run and I wish I had the forsit to be a fan when it had started. I loved this show these characters and especially the actors who brought them to life. As a fan I will miss Aron Eisenberg, and Rene Auberjonois. Thank you all for your thoughts and memories of these fine people.

ALEX BLAND

3y↑1

I loved the show as a kid, I adore it as an adult. I morn for the loss of such incredible talent.

Blue T

4y↑1

Good actors,Rene Auberjonois and Aron Eisenberg,remember Rene in other tv shows like 'Benson',etc. enjoyed their work on DS9, still bring enjoyment when you see them, didn't watch(DS9) when first came out in the 90's, so watched now (thru streaming) was surprised how well written and interesting most of the story lines were, it's one of my favorite along with ST Voyager and Next Generation- think Star Trek's franchise is underrated.

CLARENCE C Jr

Just. Wow.

That was much more of an emotional gut punch than I thought it would be. I’m a fan of the original Star Trek but I was a late bloomer where succeeding iterations of ST were concerned but these kinds of personal remembrances only cement for me just how very special the Star Trek universe is for us all!

scharazz

2y↑1

as a 90´s child: gosh I am feeling old now, watching deep space 9, it was my childhood. Aaron was such a force as an actor, like palpatine. He WAS Deep Space Nine, he WAS Star Trek for me.

Viktor Wyatt

4y↑1

Two of the all time greats of star trek, may they both rest in peace 😥

IridescenceStudios

4y↑5

I still miss them both. I had the chance to meet Aron and get his autograph, I wish I had gotten another chance.

Dark Chilly

I'm re-watching DS9, I miss Star Trek but I'm glad I grew up around TNG, DS9 and VOY. They all taught me that we can be better than what we are and even if the world right now is terrible the future is bright. I hope one day Star Trek goes back to it's old formula and tells stories the makes me feel the way it used to.

MaskedMan66

My first experience of Rene Auberjonois's talent (though I didn't know it at the time) was his performance as Spider-Man on a record album I had as a child (and still have, as it happens). Later, of course, I got to know him as the very prickly Clayton Endicott, III on "Benson." His repertoire was amazing.

ceilingcatiswatching

3y↑1

They were both great actors that brought so much good stuff to DS9.

R.I.P while living forever as Star Trek legends.

Tony Jackson

I love how Odo was meant to be the Data for DS9, the breakout character, but Odo became the steady hand, the heart of the station as everyone feared, respected, but also quietly liked Constable Odo.

WHR17

Such touching tributes, such an amazing cast!!!

Medalion

4y↑75

R.I.P. to Aron and Rene... I loved Nog and Odo on DS9!!!

144Donn

The scenes of Rene with Armin were AMAZING! Art in its highest form!

Richard Vasquez

3y↑1

Siege of AR15 is one of the best Nog episodes.
I love watching the first season episodes where Sisko is upset that his son is hanging around this Ferengi kid who's becoming a bad influence on him. Years later, Sisko's last official act was to promote him to a Lieutenant.

Mike P

4y↑4

Aron Eisenberg is by far one of my favorite characters in the Star Trek franchise. My selfishness wanted to see Captain Nog on Picard so much, but that will not happen now. Maybe in Lower Decks as an easter egg. And as far as Rene goes, he is probably doing the backstroke on the Great Link. Love in the Trek community runs far and deep, not only for the actors but the fans as well.

Peace and long life 🖖🏼

Mike P

4y↑1

@Leon Trotsky
Live long and prosper to you my friend 🖖🏼

Leon Trotsky

4y↑1

Live long and prosper

Ann Marie

I love the forever memorial to Aron that the Jake and Nog “the 7th rule” podcast is, too!!!❤️❤️❤️

fall22123

3y↑1

Terry is so beautiful, even all these years later. Also, I never really appreciated how difficult it must have been for these actors to be in heavy makeup for hours on end, throughout the entire series. But then Michael Dorn did Next Gen, DS9, and movies...

Heather Collins

Rene was also amazing in "Boston Legal" - amazing comic timing....(I'd love to see some of the outtakes between him, Armin and Shatner!!!)

Max Martins

2y↑1

Having just finished my second ds9 watch in 2022 after watching it fully in 2000s i can say it is the only star trek i felt grief when it ended. Not so much in the 2000s but in 22 i am older and realise how rare it is to have or observe friends working together as a team or family. It may be that in reality this sensation does not exist at all and that has always been the place of star trek to lift us to aspirational highs. I think that in 100s of years it is posible the stories of star trek of which many are already based on greek myths parables and fairytales are seen as we see the bible today. It may all be fantasy but that is what our attitudes goals and values are and it is important that fiction inspires ys to be better and have better relationships. Valuing intelectual and familiar intimacy and not just tge base temptations.

Imagine the difference in a child that grew up loving star trek and a child that grew up loving tiktok.

One i woukd say is nurture and the other closer to child abuse.

In many ways trekkies are lost to thexreal world in a benevolant universe we can not share. Probably why there is so much dan fiction. If you can not be fed spiritually feed yourself.

Indrani DasGupta

Very astute observation about Trek vs Tiktok... it's frightening, is it not?

Jonny Cowser

Star Trek has always been there for me. All of the hard work that you all put into to it makes you INSPIRATIONS.

Isaiah Welch

I love DS9 to this day because it showed, just like TNG, the absolutely human side of what was supposed to be science fiction.

Although, my favorite role of Rene Auberjonois was actually in The Patriot, with Mel Gibson.

RIP, both Rene and Aaron. You are both loved and sorely missed. I salute the both of you because you were awesome, consummate actors, and you loved not just the work, but the fans as well.

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Layne Paige

Aron took the time to say happy birthday to me each year, to say happy anniversary, to answer my questions or like my posts or comments, nearly EVERY SINGLE DAY. He was able to give a great deal of attention to many many fans, in a super-caring way that I have not seen anywhere else, except by certain other Trek folks, but none match Aron. People always say how great someone was after they die, but with Aron, nothing has ever been an exaggeration. He really was that great.

fenomfangx

4y↑74

DS9 deserved at least one follow up movie. Sadly that will never happen now.

Xavier Smith

3y↑1

Avery Brooks is still alive as well as most of the cast so a movie can still .

KNERD UNO

@NihilNullifier Oh come on, they would put Will Ferrill in it!

jackal59

3y↑11

@NihilNullifier I honestly feel that DS 9 reached a satisfying and complete conclusion. The last shot is a like finishing the last page of a wonderful book and slowly closing the cover.

NihilNullifier

3y↑5

Sometimes I am glad it didn't get a movie. It would just be a chance to ruin it...

Shawn McCully

3y↑1

@Himmiefan That would be awesome if they would.

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Izzy C

4y↑6

When Armin did the tribute at the end, it looked like he and Nana were about to cry. 💔😢

Science Druid

4y↑17

Aww, man... I wasn't gonna' cry, but Armin done went and fixed that!

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