Which bartender do you feel was better utilized in their show, Guinan or Quark?

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Which bartender do you feel was better utilized in their show, Guinan or Quark? - Star Trek: Website

I’ll start. For Guinan: I loved that her character was that classic trope of the “bartender / therapist” who was always around, but never got too involved in the main plot. She would give casual advice, but wasn’t officially an “advisor”, so it served the show well for the main characters to share what they were thinking. For Quark: He was unquestionably the better developed character, with his own wants and desires that frequently intertwined with the main plot. He also served as a sort of foil to the values of the federation, which let the viewers see how greed was incompatible with the best interests of the people. I love both. Which was your favorite? Which approach did you like better for the “bartender” character?

I love the character of Quark, but let's be honest. Guinan is the better bartender, if you're just a regular Starfleet officer looking to down a pint of syntheholic ale.
Hmm, I think it depends on what you’re looking for in a bartender. If you want someone chatty Quark would be the better choice.

Guinan is the better bartender, if you're just a regular Starfleet officer looking to down a pint of syntheholic ale.

Nonsense, she also has green!

Besides, I couldn't see Quark making a Tzartak aperitif.

Tzartak aperitif

The Tzartak aperitif was an extremely delicate and difficult-to-make beverage with many different ingredients. When made properly, the evaporation point of the drink's main ingredient was one-half degree lower than the body temperature of the consumer. Thus, the liquid evaporated immediately after it touched the tongue, and the flavor was carried entirely by the vapors. However, the slightest miscalculation in the mixing process would crash the vapor point, and the entire drink would evaporate a

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