False Profits (episode)

=== Continuity and trivia ===
* This episode's in-universe connections with the other ''Star Trek'' spin-off series do not only include the fact that [[Arridor]] and {{dis|Kol|Ferengi}} appear in both this episode and {{TNG|The Price}}; the [[Barzan wormhole]] also features in both episodes, whereas the [[Rules of Acquisition]] and the [[Divine Treasury]] were introduced in ''Star Trek: Deep Space Nine''. It should also be noted that much of the premise of ''Voyager'' is based on references from {{TNG|The Price}}, the first show to refer to the "Delta Quadrant" (Picard refers also to the [[Gamma Quadrant]] as the location of the other terminus of the [[Barzan wormhole]] in his opening [[Captain's log]] in {{TNG|The Price}}, where the wormhole was originally believed to lead to) and establish its extreme distance, and tendency for unstable spatial phenomena, such as [[wormhole]]s. Furthermore, the concept of Ferengi posing as gods harkens back to "[[Ferengi Gold]]", an abandoned two-parter planned by [[Gene Roddenberry]] to be included in ''Star Trek: The Next Generation''{{'}}s [[TNG Season 2|second season]]. ({{STM|26|27}})
* It is revealed here that there are [[47]] commentaries on the Rules of Acquisition, and over 10,000 interpretive opinions derived from the Rules.
* Referenced [[Rules of Acquisition]]: #95; a #299 was referenced but is fake.
* Arridor's Unwritten Rule of Acquisition: When no appropriate rule applies, make one up.
* The events of this episode represent the seventh time (aside from the series premiere) that the ''Voyager'' crew has a possibility of returning home.