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...Klingon Alzheimer's. (Worf had to remind him which ship to report to as Third Officer, him confusing the current battle with the Dominion over a Federation one over a century before, forgetting he had to go to the bridge during alert status, etc.) "ONCE MORE UNTO THE BREACH" was an...

...I have to wonder what happened to Lwaxana after she returned to Betazed to raise her son. I also wonder what happened to them when the Dominion capture Batezed two seasons from now. That's also something open to interpretation. I'm sure there are novels covering it. I wish it was touched...

Really, the Dominion started the whole thing. Instead of simply showing up to New Bajor or any of the other ships that appeared in the Gamma Quadrant and hailing and saying, "You're in our territory, get out", they destroyed them and killed those people. Not only that, but the Changelings were...

...episode, but I'm not sure there's enough there for it to stretch to two episodes, let alone 3 or 4. Killing Weyoun 6 would suddenly be the Dominion's highest priority in the Alpha Quadrant, both because of him sharing quite a lot of intelligence and because a disloyal Weyoun would be...

One might guess that a mix of technological and experience from the Dominion War, plus the return of the USS Voyager from the Delta Quadrant would have been a massive change to what Starfleet could do verses the Galaxy era starships. Lots of new technologies brought back by Voyager. Plus a lot...

...have been such a good plot device!!!! Him struggling between his past and his new beliefs and the role he was willing to play by giving up dominion information. I understand he’d be too much of a benefit to the federation. He’s a high ranking Vorta who knows a lot it might have been...

...or assumed the Klingons couldn't get there in time. As for fleet assembly, the fleet at Wolf 359 was only around 40 ships, while in the Dominion War we routinely saw much larger armadas and were told they were only divisions of a much larger Starfleet. My interpretation has always been that...

I don't know if I fully agree with this assessment as to the Borg. The collective is much more than just a government. The collective is them. They are a collective species and not in the Soviet definition of collective. I know we've seen individual drones released from the collective and they...

Their idea of introducing themselves involved mass murder, i.e. the destruction of multiple ships and the New Bajor colony.

I don't think you can call a whole species "Evil", you can only call the government that rules them Evil. For me it's between the Borg and Dominion. Both take away free will from their subjects. The Dominion doesn't just eliminate anyone that doesn't bend the knee, it tortures them. They...

...New Worlds manage to capture the right balance between episodic and serial storytelling. I would say Deep Space 9 did, too. Yes, the Dominion War took over the premise in the final two seasons but that was after several seasons of trying to maintain the peace and war was the absolute last...

...Odo-Quark. Bajoran-Starfleet. Dukat-everybody. To some extent Kira-Quark. Garak-Kira. Sisko-Winn. And that's all without going to the Dominion War. It really surprised me that (way back there) one of the posts said DS9 wasn't fun. I think it's the most fun Trek show. It dares to go...

Hi there, I think you're completly right. U made a very interesting point. Who nows what became of the Jem Hadar after the Dominion. They might just evolved into their own race. As Dr. Malcom in Jurassic Park said ''life finds a way'' and those Dinosaurs where also cloned creatures. Yes...

One of my issues with Season 3 was dragging the Borg back out for their third use in a row in the same streaming show. The Dominion Changelings were plenty good enough on their own, but no, gotta go back to the well and wring one last drop out of an enemy that hasn't even felt threatening since...

Discovery's fifth season really isn't one you want to use as evidence for this given it involved a tiny group of crazy scientists afraid of giving the Federation a capability it already possessed.

...year 2372.The retired vessel was pulled out of mothballs to be the starship new test experimental technology for Starfleet. The war with the Dominion had erupted by 2373, and Starfleet had activated The U.S.S. Intrepid for full combat engagements by 2374 as Captain Jason was given the new...

Discovery's entire fifth season is about secrets that were hidden during the dominion war. The symbiont pools on trill were also recreated.

...Section 31, A Star Trek version of NCIS, a series about Wesley Crusher having a career in Starfleet, a series about the aftermath of the Dominion War, PIC made in 2005...............I mean anything but a retro series. As I see it, that action damaged Star Trek. I think that Ezri was quite...

Maybe somebody made a passing mention to them somewhere, but I don't think they really connected. Memory Beta makes strange choices sometimes. You're right, they're incompatible in how they portray Ro and Picard. I'm still confused. Generally the term "Lit-verse" is used to apply to the...

...place ask them. Are there any specific connections between The Q Contiuum books and the Novelverse? Is it possible to reconcile the TNG: Dominion War duology, with the DS9 Reluanch? I had assumed they would have to be separate since the Dominion War books have Ro working with Picard and the...