Quark, son of Keldar and Ishka, is a fictional character and anti-hero in the television series Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. A member of the ultra-capitalist Ferengi, Quark owned a bar on the Promenade of Deep Space Nine. The character was played by Armin Shimerman, and was a regular for the show's seven-year run. Before opening a bar, known as Quark's, on the station, Quark served as a cook aboard a Ferengi freighter for eight years. Quark...
Kira is confronting Quark about the betting pool he has on who's going to be ...
Quark is selling some snake-oil hair growth formula to a customer.
Quark has just confronted Odo about the fact that Odo was trying to leave wit...
Quark is horrified that Odo wouldn't say goodbye too him after all they have ...
Quark is telling Odo that he knows that Odo was trying to get off the station...
Kira thinks that Quark appears to be getting a little sentimental at the goin...
Quark is telling Vic that he hopes everyone comes back from the war in one pi...
Quark is trying to convince Vic that Quark is a lonely man in a very noble pr...
Quark is saying that his life is rougher than his friends who are off fightin...
Quark is telling Vic that he's not very accommodating for a hologram.
Quark is quoting the old saying, the more things change, the more they stay t...
Kira is telling Quark that all betting pools are now illegal on the station.
Quark gives a speech saying that his bar will be the last outpost of what mad...
Quark is lamenting the fact that Rom has been made Nagus when Quark thought i...
Quark is saying that he read a report that said that 40 percent of the popula...
Quark hates the whole idea of the "labor rights thing" that has been going on...
Quark is horrified that it's now illegal to dump industrial waste in nature o...
Quark is asking what the point of being in business is if you can't corner th...
Quark is horrified that there are new laws on Feringar saying that monopolies...
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