Time's Eagle
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| USS Baldwin (series) episode | |
| "Time's Eagle" | |
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| Season: | 1 |
| Episode no. | 4 |
| Prod. code: | 4 |
| Writer(s): | Richie Kennedy<noinlcude></noinclude> |
| Original post date: | 1999 |
| Stardate: | 51722.9 |
| Year: | 2374, 1999 |
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| Previous episode: | "The Return of Khan" |
| Next episode: | "Captain's View" |
The Dominion attempt to disrupt history by going back in time and plan an attack in the middle of a football game.
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[edit] Memorable Quotes
- “Here is the general design for the outfits I need.”
- “This is a unique design if I do say so myself. May I ask what they are for?”
- “They're dance outfits, Mr. Garak. They are designed to fit comfortably around the dancer's body while they are performing, so they don't trip over themselves during a routine. I need these custom fit for each person. I'll have them come for a measuring at your convenience.”
- —Patrick Ingrum and Garak, discussing a tailoring job.
- “You want me to come with you on a mission into 20th Century Earth. Why?”
- “One, we could use your intelligence expertise. Two, it would give you time to work on those dance outfits.”
- — Garak and Patrick, on Joining Baldwin for a time-travel mission.
- “I hear this game is going to be exciting,”
- — Kristy Elias, on entry to the stadium.
- “Dulmer, I've got some kids that want a piece of the action. Any advice.”
- “Right now, I wouldn't charge you with any temporal violations if you initiate a general order 24.”
- — Patrick and Dulmer
[edit] References
USS Baldwin; Garak; Ingrum, Patrick
[edit] Background
- This is the only story in USS Baldwin which USS Baldwin travels back in time. The only other story which involves time travel (also by the Dominion) is the preceding story, The Return of Khan.
- The name is a reference to the line "Time keeps on slippin, slippin, slippin. Into the future" from the Steve Miller Band song Fly Like an Eagle. It also helps that the mascot of one of the local schools in Olathe happens to be the Eagles.
- This story concept was born from the Columbine Shootings
[edit] Links
Time's Eagle Full text of the story, at the USS Baldwin series home
