And the funniest, unlikeliest breakout star of the show was Quark. Quark was a Ferengi--a money-hungry scoundrel with a heart of gold--who ran a bar/casino on Deep Space Nine's promenade.

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Armin Shimerman, the actor who played Ferengi bartender Quark on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine has taken a new role, that of professor of Shakespeare at the University of Southern California.

The star of stage and screen, who passed away this week, gave the 'Star Trek' show one of its early breakout episodes.

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Deep Space Nine favorites Max Grodénchik & Chase Masterson join the Star Trek: Lower Decks cast for a Ferengi Rules of Acquisition quiz.