Joel Brooks (born December 17, 1949 in New York City, New York, USA) is an American actor, known for his roles in My Sister Sam, Six Feet Under, The Mostly Unfabulous Social Life of Ethan Green and Phil of the Future. Brooks is currently involved in teaching an audition techniques class, Auditions LA. Brooks was on Pyramid in 1976 and won $10,000. His celebrity partner was Lucie Arnaz. Arnaz and Brooks appeared on the same week of shows as...
Falow is talking to Quark and the game gets tense as this will be the last roll.
Falow is poorly explaining the rules to Quark for the game Chula.
Falow is talking to Quark because it is his turn to make a decision in the game.
Quark is very excited to have the Wadi's in his place to gamble.
Sisko had a very bizarre first impression of the Wadi's because they couldn't...
Falow is done playing the Chula game and now wants to go back to his ship.
Kira and the senior officers are pissed off about Falow putting them into a g...
Falow is talking to Quark during Chula and he is playing with the fate of the...
Falow is talking to Quark while playing Chula. This is the Wadi's game that h...
Quark is playing a game with Falow that involves all the senior officers agai...
Sisko has been put into a game doesn't really know what's going on. He runs i...
Falow has put Sisko and some crew members into a very strange game and they'r...
Falow has introduced a new game to Quark and he seems very interested.
Falow offers Quark to play in a new game after Quark had been caught cheating.
Quark wants to let the Wadi's gamble but he's not so sure about the offerings...
Falow wants to play games upon their first introduction to the Starfleet.
Falow is speaking with Sisko on their first introduction and Falow wants to p...
Falow is introducing himself to the crew for the first time.
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