Kiss the girl, get the key. They never taught me that in the Obsidian Order.
“Our Man Bashir” · Season 4, Episode 10
In this episode: Julian Bashir (5), Elim Garak (5)
Interesting. You saved the day by destroying the world.
I'll bet they didn't teach you that in the Obsidian Order.
No. No, there were a good many things they didn't teach me. Like the value of a good game of chance. Or how indulging in fantasy keeps the mind creative.
Lunch tomorrow?
Of course. But why don't we have it at your place. In Hong Kong. Unless this was your last adventure.
Oh, I think it's safe to say that Julian Bashir, Secret Agent, will return.
[Re: the decor in the holodeck, circa 1964]
Another decorator's nightmare. This era had a distinct lack of taste.
[Bashir has shot Garak, who is lightly bleeding from his neck]
You'll be fine. It's just a flesh wound.
That was awfully close. What if you'd killed me?
What makes you think I wasn't trying?
[Brightening] Doctor, I believe there's hope for you yet.
Thank you, Mister— Mister—
Bashir. Julian Bashir.
[They kiss]
Is that your plan?
Shut up!
Baccarat and geology are my life.
If you think you are gonna destroy my keyboard, you are wasting your time!
It's working just as you planned! You've done it, doctor."
"Yes. But somehow, I didn't expect to win."
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