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* EyepatchOfPower: Unfortunately the poet forgets [[ThrowingOffTheDisability which eye he's supposed to be wearing it over]].
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->''We have to out-Ferengi the Ferengi.''
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* AndThenWhat: The Ferengi argue this point when Janeway just beams them out, saying the whole society will collapse because their gods have disappeared. [[IdiotPlot The argument is less than convincing.]]
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''Voyager'' detects a wormhole near a primitive planet, which is currently being exploited by a pair of Ferengi. It turns out to be the same wormhole that the Ferengi pair traveled through in ''The the ''[[Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration Next Generation'' Generation]]'' episode "The Price", "[[Recap/StarTrekTheNextGenerationS3E8ThePrice The Price]]", which was thought to be unstable, and so while ''Voyager'' tries to use the same wormhole to get back home, they also deal with the Ferengi on the planet they landed on.
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* BluffTheImposter: The Ferengi suspect that Neelix is not who he says he is when he quotes the (non-existent) 299th Rule of Acquisition. However, Neelix is able to maneuver this by implying that new rules have been added during their absence.
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* ImposterForgotOneDetail: The Ferengi suspect that Neelix is not who he says he is when he quotes the (non-existent) 299th Rule of Acquisition. However, Neelix is able to maneuver this by implying that new rules have been added during their absence.
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* RulesLawyer: What all does a Ferengi do in a desperate situation.situation?
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* AscendedExtra: In his first appearance, Kol was just a [[TheSilentBob Silent Bob]] who hung around with Arridor for most of the episode and never did anything of any real importance. Here, he gets dialogue and plays a far bigger part in the plot.
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* ActorAllusion: Neelix tries to pretend he's the Ferengi Grand Proxy to make the Ferengi stop. Ethan Phillips also played the Ferengi Dr. Farek in TNG's "Menage a Troi" (also from its third season), and later plays another Ferengi in the [[Series/StarTrekEnterprise Enterprise]] episode "Acquisition".
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* HeyItsThatGuy: One of the two Ferengi used to be [[Film/{{TRON}} an actuarial program working for an insurance company]].
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* BluffTheImposter: The Ferengi suspect that Neelix is not who he says he is when he quotes the (non-existent) 299th Rule of Acquisition. However, Neelix is able to maneuver this by implying that new rules have been added in during their absence.
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* ActorAllusion: Neelix tries to pretend he's the Ferengi Grand Nagus Proxy to make the Ferengi stop. Ethan Phillips also played the Ferengi Dr. Farek in TNG's "Menage a Troi" (also from its third season), and later plays another Ferengi in the [[Series/StarTrekEnterprise Enterprise]] episode "Acquisition".
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* SkewedPriorities: As they're about to be burnt to death, the Ferengi comfort themselves with the thought of all the profit they've made.
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** And one of the two Ferengi used to be [[Film/{{TRON}} an actuarial program working for an insurance company]].
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* OutgrownSuchSillySuperstitions: Parodied to Hell and back, however, with a Bronze Age civilization venerating two Ferengi refugees as their sages (sort of ersatz deities) because their crash-landing's appearance was a lot like something prophesied in one of their sacred poems. All efforts to remove the Ferengi failed until the Voyager's crew realized the same poem ended with the appearance of certain easily-arranged celestial signs and the ascension of the sages back into the heavens, all of which could be arranged using some futuristic flares and transporter technology. Since technically this means every one of the prophecies came true, there was arguably nothing to outgrow about these people's "silly superstitions" at all!
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* FailureIsTheOnlyOption: ''Voyager'' is unable to use the wormhole in time to get home before the Ferengi use it themselves.
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* ActorAllusion: Neelix tries to pretend he's the Ferengi Grand Nagus to make the Ferengi stop. Ethan Phillips also played the Ferengi Dr. Farek in TNG's "Menage a Troi" (also from its third season), and later plays another Ferengi in the [[Series/StarTrekEnterprise Enterprise]] episode "Acquisition".
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''Voyager'' detects a wormhole near a primitive planet, which is currently being exploited by a pair of Ferengi.
* CallBack: We finally see what happened to the Ferengi from TNG's "The Price."
* RulesLawyer: What all Ferengi do in a desperate situation.
-->'''Arridor:''' He goes to the Rules of Acquisition. Unabridged and fully annotated, with all forty seven commentaries, all nine hundred major and minor judgements, all ten thousand considered opinions. There's a rule for every conceivable situation.
* SwissCheeseSecurity: ''Voyager's'' security is overpowered by two unarmed Ferengi, who then proceed to escape to parts unknown in their shuttle.
* CallBack: We finally see what happened to the Ferengi from TNG's "The Price."
* RulesLawyer: What all Ferengi do in a desperate situation.
-->'''Arridor:''' He goes to the Rules of Acquisition. Unabridged and fully annotated, with all forty seven commentaries, all nine hundred major and minor judgements, all ten thousand considered opinions. There's a rule for every conceivable situation.
* SwissCheeseSecurity: ''Voyager's'' security is overpowered by two unarmed Ferengi, who then proceed to escape to parts unknown in their shuttle.
