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Actually, the failure of The Rise of Skywalker, if a movie that made as much as it did can actually be called a failure, rest entirely with the fact that The Rise of Skywalker was a crappy movie. TRoS was easily the nadir of the franchise and far, far worse than The Last Jedi.

...installment a couple years before. I'm not joking. For example, I saw Jurassic World and Fallen Kingdom in the Theater, but skipped Dominion because I was disappointed with Fallen Kingdom. I caught it on streaming. Haven't seen Rebirth Yet. And I own replicas of both Grant's Raptor Claw...

No. In order to make money, you need to market your product well. And it has to appeal to a mass audience, not a niche group of people. This is something that Paramount has consistently failed to do for the last 15 years. But to be fair, that’s not just a Paramount problem. Apparently Disney...

One is a Dominion outpost miniature. These look like Drexler photos. https://startrekartifacts.wordpress.com/2015/07/20/deep-space-nine-dominion-outpost-miniature/

The first is the Dominion starbase from "Once More Unto the Breach" and the second and third are the Saratoga escape pod from "Emissary."

...TOS, TNG, DS9 and VOYAGER are the bricks. Games might be a good starting point for new audiences, those seem to hold more weight. I think a Dominion War Game, similar to an old, old one might work like Across the Unknown is going to. It's why I won't accept the latter two shows weren't...

The Borg Queen's was a distributed computer program stretched across the entire collective. Something like that doesn't die quickly, it lingers cannibalizing itself for years trying to survive until there's nothing left. Which is exactly what we saw happen. As to the Borg showing up again...

...that much less deadly if it didn't kill her off, too, but just left her a zombified husk of her former self for the next 23 years. The Dominion and Changelings were welcome, but the Borg....again?? I get it, they're Picard's ultimate foe and trauma, but enough is enough. The Collective was...

Kirk stole the Enterprise, got it destroyed and ended up getting command of the next Enterprise. Worf killed Duras. Starfleet tends to be more open about giving people second chances.

"Martialed." Please. She felt unsupported and was making unsubstantiated claims around a conspiracy. She was going to be discharged. After dealing with conspiracies and the Dominion War a less than satisfactory discharge makes sense.

...the Ocampa presented to the caretaker. So the Q contained them. Section 31 and the Department of Temporal Affairs mingled to study this. The Dominion War wasn't supposed to happen in the original timeline? Why? Why did it happen? The Wormhole was discovered? Who caused that, another group of...

...was presumably a holdover or active from the assorted border skirmishes just prior to TNG. We didn't hear such terminology again until the Dominion War. 2. Operationally, we don't really know what any of it means. We've seen ships with funny doodads sticking off but, for the most part...

...both high risk of dangerous side effects, and a trend toward amorality (remember when the Jack Pack tried to betray the Federation to the Dominion because they calculated it was for the greater long-term good), of being 'above' the morals of ordinary men. I see DS9 as very much reinforcing...

...behind as badly). But, yes, it raises big and fair points that was daring in its own right and that has to be acknowledged, as the Borg and Dominion were threats and challenging the idea that the Federation was Shinyhappypeopleland was long overdue for genuine dramatic themes. Again, that...

...2: The Courageous The Art of Star Trek TNG: Genesis Wave 1-3 (but no Genesis Force, it is $18.99) TNG: Nemesis (novelization) TNG/DS9: Dominion War 1-3 (but no 4, it is $8.99) TOS: Child of Two Worlds TOS: Faces of Fire TOS: Troublesome Minds VOY: Captain Proton Again, some of these seem to...

Saving "RULES OF ACQUISITION". The Dominion gets a first mention here. Inspired decision to make such a huge part of the series get a tiny piece of a Ferengi episode And I truthfully use a number of Rules of Acquisition on real life. A very surprisingly high number of them are QUITE...

...Needs of the Many TNG: Articles of the Federation TNG: Genesis Wave, Books 1 through 3 TNG: Ghost Ship TNG: Strike Zone TOS: Child of Two Worlds TOS: Troublesome Minds ENT: Beneath the Raptor’s Wing ENT: The Expanse PIC: Second Self The Dominion War, Books 1-3 TITAN: Synthesis TITAN: Absent...

I like your initial thoughts. I think this is gonna be a good thread. I've had some thoughts along similar lines before. There should be a dedicated military wing to Starfleet, a proper Federation Navy as it were, and a dedicated exploration wing. Some of the existing ship designs circa the TNG...

...watch the show and think, "hmm, they don't really seem to have a fleet capable of handily defeating emerging threats such as the Borg or the Dominion. I don't think I'd feel safe living in the Federation. The Starfleet is not adequate to protect me." It brings up also the question of...

...to that cube. But with Picard's knowledge it easily knew what Hanson's tactics would be and what every starship's weakness was. The Dominion was overwhelming not just Starfleet, but also the Klingons and Romulans. So that might not be just a Starfleet issue. Starfleet uses cruisers...