cross-posted from: https://lemmy.zip/post/831143

I’ve been watching Deep Space nine for almost 30 years and I have literally just noticed that these lights aren’t flashing beacons but are in-fact two people working on the exterior of the pylon.

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    1 year ago

    Someone told me that those guys were adding all the weapons that Sisko pulls off in a confrontation with the ?Klingons?

    Like it’s a subtle foreshadowing that pays off when he’s like “we’ve had people working nonstop for months on upgrades”.

    But this is a hazy memory and may be made up.

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    1 year ago

    I always laughed at the size of the hull fragment they’re reattaching. Do pieces of the station randomly fall off?

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      It was often portrayed as kinda junky so it wouldn’t surprise me if random shit just fell off all the time lol. O’Brien’s level of general frustration would support it

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      1 year ago

      The new busy intro was introduced in season 4, with “The Way of the Warrior.” They’re probably repairing battle damage or adding armor.

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    I guess they had to do something comparable to the person/people in the observation window for TNG intro. Adding people or activity in a scene is the next jump up from greeble to add realism.

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    1 year ago

    Wonder if they’re talking to each other, like: “Hey, after we’re done with this want to go to Quarks?” “Nah, I ran out of- ah!” “What is it?” “The panel accidentally fell off. Damn Cardies.”