Editing (section) The Die is Cast (episode) 0 You do not have permission to edit this page, for the following reasons: The action you have requested is limited to users in one of the groups: Users, FANDOM Staff, FANDOM Helpers, Wiki Managers, Content Team Members. Please log in to edit this wiki.Joining Memory Alpha is free, and it only takes a minute.We hope that you sign in, and become a member of the community!Click here to log in or create an account more + You can view and copy the source of this page: ===Reception=== *Director [[David Livingston]] was grateful for having been involved in the creation of this episode. "''I thought it was really good, and Gary Hutzel's visual effects with the space battles were great. I was fortunate to be able to get something ''[to direct]'' that had a lot of stuff going on with torture scenes and intrigue and battles and explosions.''" (''[[Sci-Fi Universe]]'', Vol. 1, issue 10, p. 52) *David Livingston, Dennis McCarthy, and writer [[Ronald D. Moore]] were all extremely proud of the scene where Garak tortures Odo. Said Livingston, "''I think the scene is the best in the episode. It's very intense, very dramatic, very powerful.''" (''[[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Companion]]'') Livingston even went as far as to say, "[It]'' is one of the best scenes that I've been involved in ''[….]'' I put it on my director's reel.''" (''[[Sci-Fi Universe]]'', Vol. 1, issue 10, p. 52) *This episode (along with {{e|Improbable Cause}}) was broadcast by the [[BBC]] in a feature-length format on its first airing, on {{d|13|March|1997}}. Return to The Die is Cast (episode). Edit summary Preview Mobile Desktop Show changes
