Broik

Species:	Ferengi
Occupation:	Ferengi waiter
Status:	Active (2375)
Played by:	David B. Levinson

Broik was a Ferengi waiter at Quark's on Deep Space 9 between 2369 and 2375.

He took Jadzia Dax's order of steamed azna and was later running a gaming table when Keiko O'Brien tried to persuade Rom bringing Nog into her new school aboard the station. (DS9: "A Man Alone")

In 2369, Quark surreptitiously ordered him to rig the dabo table when the Wadi were on a lucky winning streak and Broik subsequently cheated by manipulating the table. (DS9: "Move Along Home")

Broik was responsible for a wrong shipment of 5000 wrappages of Cardassian yamok sauce. Quark told him that the price would be subtracted from his payment for the next six years. (DS9: "Progress")

In 2370, he assisted Quark serving the dinner for Fallit Kot. (DS9: "Melora")

He was behind Quark during his speech in bar. (DS9: "The Alternate")

He noticed Commander Benjamin Sisko's order moments before Sisko had to cancel it because ambassadors E'Tyshra and Sharat came aboard the station. (DS9: "Armageddon Game")

The same year, Broik served beverages for Quark's dinner with Sakonna. (DS9: "The Maquis, Part I")

He was responsible for closing the upper level of Quark's and was observed by Morn when Quark had a business meeting with Garak. (DS9: "The Wire")

Broik served in Quark's when the three Klingon Intelligence officers Atul, Bo'rak, and Morka started a brawl with the Romulan delegation. (DS9: "Visionary")

Broik was working in Quark's when the USS Voyager docked at Deep Space 9 and Quark tried to sell jewelry to Ensign Harry Kim. (VOY: "Caretaker")

In an alternate timeline in 2372 he attended the memorial service for Benjamin Sisko on the promenade. (DS9: "The Visitor")

Broik also served at Quark's when Odo confronts Quark with his "furniture problem". (DS9: "Homefront")

Although he was reluctant to go against ten thousand years of Ferengi tradition, Broik joined Rom's Guild of Restaurant and Casino Employees in 2372, when the employees of Quark's successfully fought for better wages and treatment. (DS9: "Bar Association")

Broik met with a Bajoran, who was dressed in a monk robe at an airlock in 2372. Jake Sisko, who watched the arrival, supposed that the monk is a thief. (DS9: "The Muse")

Broik waited a drink when Quark shouted out he'll have to die. All customers and employees, including Broik, stopped. (DS9: "Body Parts")

Broik listened to the final speech of Benjamin Sisko shortly before Starfleet left Deep Space 9 in 2373. (DS9: "Call to Arms")

He also worked under the Dominion occupation at Quark's and was serving drinks to Bajorans and Cardassians. (DS9: "Behind the Lines", "Favor the Bold")

In 2374, Broik was in Quark's when the memorial for Morn was held. He was instructed by Quark to serve a special drink and to tell the customers this was Morn's favorite drink. (DS9: "Who Mourns for Morn?")

In 2375, Broik was still employed at Quark's, and was ordered by Quark to water the drinks as the bar became the last bastion of traditional Ferengi civilization. (DS9: "The Dogs of War")

Appendices

Background

Broik was played by regular background actor and stand-in David B. Levinson. Broik was seldom mentioned, but was an often-seen member of Quark's staff. Levinson only received a credit when his character had dialogue in "The Dogs of War", along with Cathy DeBuono as M'Pella. Broik's name was first used in "Move Along Home".

Broik is one of five characters to appear in two series premieres (DS9: "Emissary" and VOY: "Caretaker"), the others being Quark, Jean-Luc Picard, Miles O'Brien and Morn.

One of Levinson's costumes was sold off on the It's A Wrap! sale and auction on eBay. [1]

Appearances

(This list is currently incomplete.)

• DS9:
  • "Emissary"
  • "A Man Alone"
  • "Past Prologue"
  • "Captive Pursuit"
  • "Q-Less"
  • "The Passenger"
  • "Move Along Home"
  • "Vortex"
  • "Progress"
  • "If Wishes Were Horses"
  • "The Siege"
  • "Cardassians"
  • "Melora"
  • "Rules of Acquisition"
  • "Necessary Evil"
  • "Second Sight"
  • "Sanctuary"
  • "Rivals"
  • "The Alternate"
  • "Armageddon Game"
  • "Playing God"
  • "Profit and Loss"
  • "The Maquis, Part I"
  • "The Wire"
  • "The Jem'Hadar"
  • "The Search, Part II" (simulation only)
  • "The Abandoned"
  • "Meridian"
  • "Fascination"
  • "Life Support"
  • "Destiny"
  • "Prophet Motive"
  • "Visionary"
  • "Explorers"
  • "Family Business"
  • "Shakaar"
  • "Facets"
  • "The Way of the Warrior"
  • "Hippocratic Oath"
  • "The Visitor"
  • "Rejoined"
  • "Homefront"
  • "Crossfire"
  • "Bar Association"
  • "Accession"
  • "Rules of Engagement"
  • "Hard Time"
  • "Shattered Mirror"
  • "The Muse"
  • "Body Parts"
  • "Broken Link"
  • "Things Past"
  • "Soldiers of the Empire"
  • "Blaze of Glory"
  • "Empok Nor"
  • "In the Cards"
  • "Call to Arms"
  • "Behind the Lines"
  • "Favor the Bold"
  • "Statistical Probabilities"
  • "The Magnificent Ferengi"
  • "Who Mourns for Morn?"
  • "Wrongs Darker Than Death or Night"
  • "Image in the Sand"
  • "Afterimage"
  • "Take Me Out to the Holosuite"
  • "Chrysalis"
  • "Treachery, Faith and the Great River"
  • "Once More Unto the Breach"
  • "Covenant"
  • "Field of Fire"
  • "Chimera"
  • "Badda-Bing, Badda-Bang"
  • "Penumbra"
  • "Tacking Into the Wind"
  • "The Dogs of War"
• VOY: "Caretaker"

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