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That's exactly it. I apologize for my error. Poor memory.

@theenglish I think you're thinking of the fourth Exorcist movie. The fourth movie was directed by Paul Schrader and called 'Dominion: Prequel to the Exorcist.' Studio executives didn't think the movie would perform well at the box office, so, they shelved an already completed movie, brought in...

No, it doesn't. The different Relaunch books gives a much better picture of the Alpha Quadrant after the Dominion War than PIC ever did. PIC look almost as if the Federation lost the war. It's gloomy, boring and destructive. Almost a funeral for TNG, a series which was very good. Kes, Gowron...

...across the face of the Gamma quadrant. Weknow from the USS Venture model, that the Galaxy class under went a significant upgrade after Dominion first contact and were fitted with extra phaser banks etc.. Before this the Galaxy class was the epitome of Federation arrogance and Starfleet's...

...of the pre-Dreadnought and pound it with shells until it sank, without the Dreadnought ever getting hit. They didn't say, but during the Dominion war as large numbers of ships were destroyed Starfleet was crazy if they were building Galaxies instead of Defiants. For fighting, a large hull...

Especially when that ship is used as "insurance" against another power's battle cruiser.

It was most definitely a warship. Galaxy class ships fought in the dominion war (in fact, they kind of started it, from one side's point of view). The kind of arrogant gunboat diplomacy of flying into inhabited systems in a fully armed battleship full of kids and civilians and pretending it's...

If I recall correctly, that kiss on the head was totally unscripted.

...3 in my opinion. The first two seasons are great but episodes are pretty much standalone. They don't have the hook or the background of the Dominion. But from season 3 onwards, things are happening and even if you have standalone episodes the stories and the atmosphere of those episodes are...

...what they are -- action adventure movies set in the Trek Universe. Then came streaming Trek. Yeah not a big fan of season arcs (besides DS9 Dominion War). To me season long arcs cover bad writing because you get strung along with no payoff unless they absolutely stick the landing -- which...

The Klingon restaurant owner on DS9. I liked him. Could have appeared again later in the show, particularly during the Dominion War. Could have been a once a week meal between Martok and Worf, and he gives some sage advice. (Always fun to see Klingons outside the soldier side.)

...needs during wartime. It's why Picard, despite being in command of a Sovereign class ship, was relegated to diplomatic duty during the Dominion War. Captain Tracey definitely is a hard one to beat in terms of a captain gone bad. Most incompetent... honestly? If we are to include a...

And telling him they saved the best for last to sooth his ego, calling him a boy scout.:) Boy scouts do not win wars, Siskos win wars. If Pike was around in the 24th century in charge of DS9 the UFP would have lost to the Dominion. And I love SNW Pike. TOS and Kelvin Pike seemed more soldier like

48 hours have passed, so "Dominion" is saved. New round. I simply cannot vote for a season 2 episode yet, because that season is the worst in the franchise. So that leaves me with trying to figure out which season 1 episode to vote for now. Voting for "Et In Arcadia Ego, Part 1". It's...

I love DS9 more than any Trek series save for TOS, but yeah, agreed on Berman and Piller's original vision and gameplan for the series radically changing by the additions of the Dominion and Worf. Season 2 of the series is amazing.

...who made it, wanted it to be like. In season 3 they sort of moved away from Bajoran stuff and added the Defiant and then came Worf and the Dominion and eventually the Dominion War. All done, very well but it's not exactly the kind of show I think Berman and PIllar had in mind when they...

Despite being the weakest episode from S3, Dominion is still high above the rest. Et In Arcadia Ego, Part 1" - 1 "Broken Pieces" - 0 "Hide and Seek" - 0 "Mercy" - 1 "Dominion" - 3

Sticking with my original vote, nothing from the irredeemable season 3 deserves to be saved and I will hold the line despite the futility. "Et In Arcadia Ego, Part 1" - 1 "Broken Pieces" - 0 "Hide and Seek" - 0 "Mercy" - 1 "Dominion" - 2

It is damage when good characters are wasted because it limits the content of good characters in a series. There are many series who have been damaged by the loss of good characters, just look at the "re-born" CSI or CSI Vegas as the new version was called. All the excellent main characters...

December 4th A character design concept illustration I made of Beckett Mariner during the Dominion War for the upcoming third season of my fanfic EVA-Trek.