"The Nagus" is an episode of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, the eleventh episode of the first season. Quick Overview: Quark is named as the head of the Ferengi Alliance by Grand Nagus Zek. There are two stories to this episode. In the A story, Zek, the Grand Nagus of the Ferengi Alliance, arrives on the station and seems to take an interest in Quark, but it is not clear why. He tells Quark that he wants to use Quark's bar for a conference, where...
Quark laughs at Rom for thinking he would take over the bar. Quark will be ve...
Quark is asking Rom to be his bodyguard since Quark will now need some help b...
Zek has stepped down as the Grand Nagus and given it to Quark. Now Quark is s...
Zek is giving Quark, the new Grand Nagus, some advice for how to lead the Fer...
Zek has some advice for Quark who is the new Grand Nagus.
Zek, no longer the Grand Nagus, is looking forward to his first vacation in 8...
The Ferengi's believe in greed and dishonesty and humans seek the opposite in...
The Ferengi leaders are pissed off that Quark was chosen to be the Grand Nagu...
The Grand Nagus plans to step down from his position.
The Grand Nagus thinks the good days of business will be back for the Ferengi's.
The Ferengi business leaders are at a private conference in Quark's bar.
The Grand Nagus is speaking to his business associates in a private meeting.
Jake yells at Nog while he walks away. Nog won't be going to school anymore b...
Nog is talking to Jake about missing school. His father Quark told him not to...
Nog was told by his father not to go to school.
Quark is pushing a customer out of his bar because there is a private meeting...
Quark needs the seating arrangements to be placed correctly.
The Grand Nagus is disgusted that Quark would allow his son to go to school. ...
Nog interrupted the conversation at dinner with the Grand Nagus, Krax and Qua...
The Grand Nagus is talking to his son Krax at the dinner that Quark is hosting.
Quark gets a compliment from the Grand Nagus while he eats at the dinner that...
The Grand Nagus gives Quark a compliment while they are at dinner.
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