Take Me out to the Holosuite
- Episode aired Oct 21, 1998
- TV-PG
- 46m
IMDb RATING
7.4/10
2.5K
YOUR RATING
A Vulcan captain challenges Sisko to a game of baseball.A Vulcan captain challenges Sisko to a game of baseball.A Vulcan captain challenges Sisko to a game of baseball.
Nicole de Boer
- Lieutenant Ezri Dax
- (as Nicole deBoer)
Penny Johnson Jerald
- Kasidy Yates
- (as Penny Johnson)
Sam Alejan
- Starfleet Medical Officer
- (uncredited)
Elle Alexander
- Vulcan
- (uncredited)
Joey Banks
- Vulcan Baseball Player
- (uncredited)
Bill Blair
- Various Aliens
- (uncredited)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaCuriously enough, although Rom was shown to be the worst player on the team, Max Grodénchik is actually the best baseball player among the cast and crew, which was no small feat, considering that Avery Brooks, Cirroc Lofton, Armin Shimerman and Aron Eisenberg are all accomplished baseball players in their own right. Grodénchik had to play left-handed to give a bad performance because he was just too good at the game. Nana Visitor, however, proved to be completely inept at the sport, and Nicole de Boer was not much better.
- GoofsThe name on the baseball shirt that Colonel Kira is wearing changes from "Kira" to "Nerys" throughout the game.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: What You Leave Behind (1999)
- SoundtracksStar Trek: Deep Space Nine - Main Title
(uncredited)
Written by Dennis McCarthy
Performed by Dennis McCarthy
Featured review
Sisko arranges a baseball game against a crew of Vulcans.
For me this is a relatively amusing episode that helps if you are into baseball and DS9.
I think for fans of the sport there is a lot to take out of it, as it has a nice underdog plot and we see all the characters involved in a fun way.
I live in a country where the sport has limited exposure, but through pop culture I can appreciate certain gags such as Odo using his voice to great effect as an umpire. I also like the visual storytelling and humour in the various scenes of characters training and the game itself.
The concept of a rivalry with the Vulcan commander is a decent idea, but I think the writers overdo Sisko's desperation to win and the backstory between the two characters. It is the key concept that drives the plot and most of the humour and for me it runs out of steam quite early. I think if they had included more of the character Solok's arrogance in the buildup to the game it would have worked better. In fact, I find Sisko a bit annoying in certain scenes and after one in particular I actually want the Vulcans to win.
Rom is the only one of the 'Niners' I actually feel invested in, so it ends in a positive way.
All cast are on good form and I think the baseball scenes are put together well for a TV production.
For me this is a relatively amusing episode that helps if you are into baseball and DS9.
I think for fans of the sport there is a lot to take out of it, as it has a nice underdog plot and we see all the characters involved in a fun way.
I live in a country where the sport has limited exposure, but through pop culture I can appreciate certain gags such as Odo using his voice to great effect as an umpire. I also like the visual storytelling and humour in the various scenes of characters training and the game itself.
The concept of a rivalry with the Vulcan commander is a decent idea, but I think the writers overdo Sisko's desperation to win and the backstory between the two characters. It is the key concept that drives the plot and most of the humour and for me it runs out of steam quite early. I think if they had included more of the character Solok's arrogance in the buildup to the game it would have worked better. In fact, I find Sisko a bit annoying in certain scenes and after one in particular I actually want the Vulcans to win.
Rom is the only one of the 'Niners' I actually feel invested in, so it ends in a positive way.
All cast are on good form and I think the baseball scenes are put together well for a TV production.
- snoozejonc
- Aug 5, 2023
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- Loyola Marymount University - 1 LMU Drive, Westchester, Los Angeles, California, USA(George C. Page Stadium - holosuite baseball scenes)
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