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Something occured to me while I was responding to something else in another thread. The 2,600 Jem'Hadar ships that were stopped by the Prophets in "SACRIFICE OF ANGELS"... what if they were the actual 'locusts' that Sisko saw in his vision in "RAPTURE", and not the ones seen a few episodes...

...Federation thinks, they just want to fight. I think if they really want to fight, they should just go to the Gamma Quadrant to fight the Dominion directly, but I don't think Gowron wants to do that. He wants the easy victories, so it's easier for him to bully everyone else. Gowron...

...something like those structures around the saucer if they can simply lift it into space with a tractor beam? The Defiant alone salvages a Dominion ship that way which is also embedded into rock. Granted that ship is considerably smaller, but for the Cerritos the task would definitely be trivial.

...intro, but it shows how much more active the station has become and how much more important it is as the first line of defense against the Dominion. Last but not least, the introduction of Worf to DS9. Upfront, I might as well get this out of the way: I think it's great to have Worf on...

...rival. We’re outspoken to the point that the other half of TrekBBS likely finds it irritating, so I try to hold it in. :P Anyway, goodbye, “Dominion”. The only episode I dislike is “Imposters”, and even then, only to a point; “Dominion” simply isn’t all that far ahead of it. Disengage...

...was obviously younger than twenty-five, otherwise the Borg virus wouldn't work on him. Which means he was born sometime after the end of the Dominion War. Although, it should be noted, if Mura were the same age as the actor who played him, than he would have been born during the last few...

...It's very clear during the writing stage they intended for Riker's Titan to have for no real reason been a Constitution class ship and no one had the sense to modify the script so it doesnt seem like a disjointed mess. Disengage Seventeen Seconds No Win Scenario The Bounty Dominion Surrender

...like the spy service of an Eastern Block country, devoting most of its energy to knowing what all the civilians are up to and keeping them in line, not working against foreign powers. And when they did decide to cooperate with the Tal Shiar against the Dominion - not exactly a rousing success.

...the championship last time. It's the only episode from this season I only watched once. It's still VERY good, like everything this season, it's just the only segment that was lacking that "rewatch" power. The Next Generation Disengage Seventeen Seconds No Win Scenario The Bounty Dominion...

...of 1 great, 2 good/decent, 2 meh, and 3 absolute disasters.) Taking out "Vox". While I LOVED seeing the Enterprise again, I HATED the Borg returning. They were already used for 2 seasons. The Next Generation Disengage Seventeen Seconds No Win Scenario Imposters The Bounty Dominion...

...degrees. Disrespect to the previous seasons of the show and attempts to fit in done horrendously wrong like Raffi's granddaughter. This is probably the worst season of the entire franchise. The Next Generation Disengage Seventeen Seconds No Win Scenario Imposters The Bounty Dominion...

...threaten your preferred episode's chance to win. Pretty simple. Enjoy! :bolian: Star Trek: Picard Hall of Champions 2021 - Remembrance 2023 - Imposters 2025 - Season 3 The Next Generation Disengage Seventeen Seconds No Win Scenario Imposters The Bounty Dominion Surrender Võx The Last Generation

...Raw numbers aside, I think the third season pushed DS9 forward in all areas but with only one drawback, which I'll get to later. With the Dominion being a force in the Gamma Quadrant, it gives us something tangible, so we have some sense of the order over there. The Ferengi are people the...

Yeah. The average Federation citizen probably would prefer to live in an era in which no Star Trek series has been set.

...were a real bitch compared to the 70 odd years of relative peace between Star Trek 6 and the coming of the Borg. Soon followed by the Dominion War, the Texas class, the Living Construct, Utopia Planitia, and finally the fleet formation protocol, all in rather rapid succession in historical...

...he sought, not the space. He sat behind his desk, reviewing the colony’s layout, the positions of the transports, and the expected paths of Dominion patrols filled the room. He studied the intel, his mind racing through possible scenarios. The clock ticked down the seconds, each one feeling...

...“Heave-to and surrender your ship to Her glory. We are the ordained people of Her Will, and She has given her righteous and faithful, dominion over all. Her Will can not be resisted.” “I can not do that, General Mor'Jakkorh Haugk. It appears that you do not understand your own needs, in this...

I never had a father, either. Though my grandfather was very much a father figure in my life until he passed when I was a high school senior. (It was barely a year after this episode first aired.) But it still completely shatters me every time I watch "THE VISITOR". Why? Because it's about...

"Rapture" gave a valid, if temporary reason. I think that Bajor did join soon after the Dominion war ended, though.

...would have helped. Also, I realize there’s nothing that could have been done about it, but what a weird timeline this Jake grew up in - the Dominion never actually attacks outright? The Klingons keep being bullies for years and years, and it all blows over re: the Gamma Quadrant? An odd...