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Vics lounge WYLB

Vic's lounge.

Vic's Place, also Vic's lounge, is the setting of the Bashir 62 holoprogram that was created by Felix for Julian Bashir. Vic Fontaine would perform in the Las Vegas lounge for the crew of Deep Space 9. The lounge is always available as the program runs continuously.

The lounge was based on the real Vic's lounge that was located in the Dunes Hotel. On 1 October 1993, Roberta Lincoln met Shannon O'Donnel there to pass on more information to Area 51 to help them in the construction of the SS Botany Bay. (ST novel: The Rise and Fall of Khan Noonien Singh, Volume 2)

History[]

2374[]

Bashir was the first person on DS9 to visit the lounge. He later took advice on how to woo Ensign Walker from Vic and the two had dinner in the lounge. Bashir later brought Miles O'Brien, Worf, Jadzia Dax, Kira Nerys and Odo to Vic in the lounge. Odo later began performing in the lounge and later had dinner with what he thought was a hologram of Kira, although it actually Kira herself. (DS9 novel: Hollow Men, DS9 episode: "His Way")

After they heard Jadzia and Worf were trying to conceive a child, Bashir and Quark visited the lounge to have Vic perform for them. Fontaine encouraged them to move on,saying they had lost the opportunity to have a relationship with Jadzia long ago. (DS9 episode: "Tears of the Prophets")

2375[]

Three months after Jadzia was killed by Skrain Dukat, Worf would visit the lounge and ask Vic to sing Jadzia's favorite song, All the Way. Worf would get angry when he heard the song and would damage the lounge's furniture. (DS9 episode: "Image in the Sand")

Several months later, Rom auditioned for a chance to be the lounge's opening act. Vic told him he would rather have it be a comic than another singer. (DS9 episode: "The Siege of AR-558")

Nog would seek solace in the lounge after losing his leg at AR-558. After living in the lounge. Vic would later pursuade him to return to the real world and face his problems. (DS9 episode: "It's Only a Paper Moon")

Several months later, a jack-in-the-box placed by Felix was activated and altered the lounge, turning it into a casino run by gangsters. To return it to its former glory, the DS9 crew, including Captain Benjamin Sisko, robbed the casino vaults just as the godfather of the mob arrived to collect the money. (DS9 episode: "Badda-Bing, Badda-Bang")

After the Dominion War ended, the crew held a party in the lounge to celebrate victory and to say goodbye to Odo, O'Brien and Worf. Sisko toasted his crew, friends and family and Vic performed The Way You Look Tonight. (DS9 episode: "What You Leave Behind")

2376[]

Taran'atar visited the lounge for the first time in mid-2376 to learn about Humanity and gain advice from Vic. Leonard James Akaar was also enjoying the lounge at the same time. (DS9 novel: Cathedral)

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Background[]

The name of Vic's lounge, Vic's Place, was first mentioned in DS9 - Star Trek: Explorer short story: "By Special Request".

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