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I know what you mean. Harry's character was likewise destroyed, just in a different way. Well, OK. But the leola root enchiladas were my idea. :p Or just had her posted to another ship and been in and out. Like Terry Farrell wanted. Or saved for another series. The Ferengi should never have...

...series. There were a lot of "loose threads" worth to follow up after TNG, DS9 and VOY, like what happened on Cardassia and Bajor after the Dominion War, what happened to the Tamarians, did the Founders become peaceful after Odo linked with them, what happeened to the world with the virus...

I could say the same to you about your opinions, but I won't. But you dodged the question so I will rephrase it slightly; Would you accept and or watch a lower quality show than previous higher quality shows that you like simply because for you it is Star Trek? I'm British, Americans have a...

...beginning) and Sheridan is preparing for a war with the Shadows. On Deep Space Nine, it takes until the end of the second season for the Dominion to be introduced. A union between the Cardassians' and Romulans' Obsidian Order and Tal'Shair are wiped out by the Dominion during the third...

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Nevermind, Donlago mentioned them on page 1, post number 4. But I still think my point stands.

No mention of the Dominion/Founders? They seem to have no moral qualms whatosever about wiping out entire races - 800 million Cardassians, for example. Or the use of The Quickening, or trying to destroy the Bajoran sun. Or their use of the Vorta and the Jem'Hadar in the first place.

...that the Romulan empire, as well as the Klingons and the Federation, were less than a decade away from the end of a very costly war with the Dominion, that would have seriously depleted ships and resources. Would the ships they had left be capable of mounting such an operation? Did they have...

Call to Arms Quark comes up behind Rom, who is busy modifying the station's systems ahead of the Dominion attack. They debate why Rom hasn't left and why he is helping the Federation. They both claim they are looking out for each other. Quark says, "Well, like I said, you're an idiot." And...

...have written a story about one of the characters wring back forth with a loved one back home about a predicament that somehow ties to the Dominion war...because plot. Maybe Naomi's dad tells her war stories, about adventures along with the DS9 crew (as if he was around in certain...

Pushing Voyager into a different space was effectively a means of avoiding integration. Indeed, elements of the Dominion War were mentioned by both the TNG movies and Voyager, they did not shape either. It's tempting to think that Behr would be restricted in how much of a war he could tell...

...a show, Voyager or otherwise, had come out after TNG ended that took place in the Alpha Quadrant, do you think they would've addressed the Dominion War? They almost would've had to at least some of the time, and it's hard to see the war not affecting the show in a major way for at least a...

Considering the entire tone in Nemesis considering the relationship between the Empire and the UFP, that seems most likely. IIRC Janeway mentioned them being invited, making it clear they couldn't just go there.

...ignored them and worked on. "We were only legally cleared to kidnap a leader to gain Visibility Credits for the rebellion. What does the Dominion have to do with anything??" Mellinook rolled his eyes. "Read the room, man. Our illicit world is constantly being harassed by either the...

...the shapeshifted Clingten-Daniel. "Really? A Starfleet presence in the Flortarios system? Let's make one thing clear: You interfere with the Dominion, you pay." But, before Pablokinya could refute, he, Mellinook and the real Clingten were transported away. Daniel quickly bubbled up from a...

For my Cardassian/Dominion Wars projects. I'm trying to find candidates for Bajor and Cardassia again, and none of the candidate pairs I know of seem to fit. Yes, that's a partial scan from Star Trek: Star Charts that I'm using as a reference underlay as I keep searching in these ranges: X=...

...fans as were the Borg necessary (again!)? After 3 seasons of Everything Borg, will casual viewers still care?? it'd make more sense for the Dominion to pair up with (if anybody) the critters from "Conspiracy" as a big rematch*** as they'd fit right into this caper but, having said that...

NEMESIS was several years after the Dominion War ended. It's possible Romulan ale was illegal again, since the Federation and Romulans no longer had a common enemy, they went back to a somewhat similar state of relations before the war.

I was thinking of the joke in Nemesis were Worf gets drunk on Romulan Ale even though it was made legal when Romulans joined up the Federation and Klingons to fight the Dominion.

81 years before the Dominion War, to be exact.