After 26 Years, Star Trek Has Finally Settled a DS9 Debate

Deep Space Nine orbits Bajor as Chief Miles O'Brien looks off camera

After 26 years, Star Trek has finally settled a Deep Space Nine debate. Worf joined Deep Space Nine’s cast in the show’s fourth season, and was reunited with his former Enterprise colleague Miles O’Brien. Later in Worf’s tenure, during the height of the Dominion War, he and O’Brien made a puzzling bet, especially considering O’Brien’s heritage. Now, years later, the matter has been settled, as seen in Star Trek: Defiant #21.

Star Trek Presents an Optimistic View of Humanity--And O'Brien's Bet With Worf Proves It Star Trek Shows a World Where Humans Have Moved Beyond Their Differences Close &#x2715 Remove Ads As O’Brien is Irish, this may seem like an odd request, given the rivalry between Scotland and Ireland over who has the best whiskey.

&#x2715 Remove Ads Related Worf Just Passed a Tragic Milestone in the Star Trek Universe Worf's life in the Star Trek universe has been tough, and in issue 18 of Defiant, he passes a tragic milestone that will haunt him forever.

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