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In [[2373]], Richard was involved in landscape architecture, such as designing parks and public spaces mostly. He took pride in doing such projects, because knowing that that would be enjoyed by thousands of people long after he's gone was his legacy, his gift to succeeding generations. |
In [[2373]], Richard was involved in landscape architecture, such as designing parks and public spaces mostly. He took pride in doing such projects, because knowing that that would be enjoyed by thousands of people long after he's gone was his legacy, his gift to succeeding generations. |
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When Dr. Zimmerman discovered that Julian was genetically engineer, Richard would plead guilty illegal [[genetic engineering]] of his son, and in exchange Julian to stay in the [[Starfleet]], he spend two years in a minimum security [[penal colony]] in [[New Zealand]]. ''([[DS9]]: "[[Doctor Bashir, I Presume?]]")'' |
When Dr. Zimmerman discovered that Julian was genetically engineer, Richard would plead guilty illegal [[genetic engineering]] of his son, and in exchange Julian to stay in the [[Starfleet]], he spend two years in a minimum security [[penal colony]] in [[New Zealand]]. ''([[DS9]]: "[[Doctor Bashir, I Presume?]]")'' |
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:''Richard Bashir was played by actor [[Brian George]].'' |
:''Richard Bashir was played by actor [[Brian George]].'' |
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Revision as of 00:38, 18 July 2005
Richard Bashir was married to Amsha Bashir, who, together were the parents of Julian Bashir.
Richard was a former Federation diplomat to Invernia II. (DS9: "Melora") He was also once a third-class steward on a shuttle run, a position he resigned from after a mere six months.
In 2373, Richard was involved in landscape architecture, such as designing parks and public spaces mostly. He took pride in doing such projects, because knowing that that would be enjoyed by thousands of people long after he's gone was his legacy, his gift to succeeding generations.
He was a bit of a dreamer with big ideas that he never seemed to accomplish. He and his son were not on good terms due in part to his genetic engineering of Julian.
When Dr. Zimmerman discovered that Julian was genetically engineer, Richard would plead guilty illegal genetic engineering of his son, and in exchange Julian to stay in the Starfleet, he spend two years in a minimum security penal colony in New Zealand. (DS9: "Doctor Bashir, I Presume?")
- Richard Bashir was played by actor Brian George.