Miles Edward O'Brien, played by Colm Meaney, is Chief of Operations in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. Before DS9, he appeared as a recurring transporter chief in Star Trek: The Next Generation. O'Brien is the only major Star Trek character described as both ethnically Irish and born in Ireland. According to Colm Meaney, at first O'Brien "was just there, not really established as a character, and that went on for a bit." He can be seen as the...
O'Brien is introducing Christina his pet spider, to Barclay.
Lt. Barclay has asked O'Brien to beam him over to the USS Yosemite and back a...
Bashir and O'Brien are imagining what could happen if Bashir comes to visit O...
O'Brien is moving to Earth and he's telling Bashir that he expects him to com...
Bashir is trying to give medical aid to O'Brien who has been injured in the s...
The last battle of the war between the Dominion and the Federation is about t...
O'Brien is telling the command staff that he is going to move to Earth and th...
O'Brien is telling Bashir that he thinks that after the war he is going to be...
O'Brien is telling Bashir that he wished he left his wife and kids a note exp...
Sloan and O'Brien are inside of Sloan's mind and have just been shot. O'Brie...
A man has just confronted Bashir and O'Brien during their trip into Sloan's m...
O'Brien is telling Bashir that he knew from the start that going into Sloan's...
O'Brien is wondering why what he's seeing inside of Sloan's head looks like DS9.
Bashir and O'Brien experience themselves as being on a turbolift inside of Sl...
O'Brien and Bashir have just entered Sloan's mind and already they are in tro...
O'Brien is telling Bashir that if he's determined to go forward with his plan...
Bashir has explained the experience of going into Sloan's mind will seem to B...
O'Brien is telling Bashir that although Bashir has explained his plan three t...
Bashir has tried to explain how his plan to get inside Sloan's mind to O'Brie...
O'Brien is asking Bashir what would happen if he tried to use the Romulan men...
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