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''It is announced that Morn has died and has left his entire estate to Quark. But claiming his inheritance lands him in a web of lies and deceit over the nature of Morn's wealth.
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  • A great example of DS9 humor.

    8.5
    "Great"
    The first two seasons have plenty of episodes that mine a similar vein to this one, but it's a testament to how much the show improved in the interim that this one doesn't come off as 2nd-tier filler. Instead, we get an entertaining romp centered around Armin Shimerman.

    This episode is playing entirely for laughs, and there are great gags throughout. At the same time, enough mystery is generated by Morn's disappearance and his eccentric, avaricious "friends" that it's not just a stream of random laughs.

    If you're going to write a stand-alone tribute to a minor character in a show, it's tough to beat this one.moreless

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  • Finally an episode about the elusive Morn that has been tickling our imagination for years.

    9.5
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    I suspect that anyone watching Deep Space 9 even somewhat regularly started to notice this weird looking alien guy that always hung around at Quark's. The main characters often referred to him briefly but left the viewers wanting more. And in this episode we got what we wanted: a comical episode which finally reveals a great deal about this fun little character and his relationship with the DS9 crew and especially Quark.

    The episode has barely nothing to do with the larger plot lines but it is one the most enjoyable stand alone episodes in the series. You just cannot dislike Morn.moreless

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    • It is never revealed if Morn ever got the other 900 bars worth of liquid latinum out of his second stomach during the rest of the show's run. Edit
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    • Gregory Itzen (Hain) also played the role of Ilon Tandro on the DS9 episode Dax. On Enterprise he played the role of Admiral Black in the episode In A Mirror, Darkly (Part 2) and Captain Sopek in the episode Shadows Of P'Jem. On Voyager he played the role of Dysek in the episode Critical Care. Edit
    • Brad Greenquist (Krit) also played the role of Khata'n Zshaar on the Enterprise episode Dawn and Alien #1 on the Enterprise episode Affliction (Part 1). On Voyager he played the role of Demmas on the episode Warlord. Edit
    • Cirroc Lofton (Jake Sisko) does not appear in this episode. Edit
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    • Quark: There's no latinum in these bars. It's just gold. Worthless. Odo: And it's all yours. Edit
    • Odo: Poor fool. He actually believed you cared about him. Quark: I did. I was up for hours last night thinking about him. Odo: Calculating his net worth, no doubt. Edit
    • Quark: I wonder who came up with the idea of suspending liquid latinum inside worthless bricks of gold? Jadzia: Probably someone who got tired of making change with an eyedropper. Edit
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