Awards of Deep Space 9

[iliescu]

This saga is under ration a lot, it actual won 3 Emmy with tons of nominations and 1 Hugo nomination.

Correct this if it is wrong that is sort of from wikipedia that gather from the fine text. Normal it is brilliant yet never in notice to the fact it is a winner as well and those are the least of what there is. Which is important since Deep Space 9 works great usual just correct if there is more than what here is found it acquisition through its sessions.

 

[Balok's Decoy]

Tbh, OP, it's difficult to understand what you're talking about. My impression is that English is not your first language. Are you putting your text into an online translator? Because that rarely yields coherent phrases.

 

[STEPhon IT]

The series won Emmy's in Music; Dennis McCarthy was a valuable asset to the Rick Berman franchise. I loved his Emmy award winning theme song for DS9, but I thought the revised version was total crap. I doubt he would've won anything if that was introduced first.

 

[iliescu]

English is not my first language, but did not use a translator - simply enjoying using the English language in any shape or format.

 

[iliescu]

What is said is though...the television series Star Trek Deep Space 9 Won 3 Emmy Awards. It also got nomination on a Hugo. This is not apparent when reading about it in wikipedia so it is simple to discard it and throw it out of the best of list.

Regards,

Dan

 

[Qonundrum]

The series won Emmy's in Music; Dennis McCarthy was a valuable asset to the Rick Berman franchise. I loved his Emmy award winning theme song for DS9, but I thought the revised version was total crap. I doubt he would've won anything if that was introduced first.

Personally, I adore the tempo of the newer version - it fits the "war" tone of the show better, and I'm a sucker for high energy tracks to boot. But his original theme really had a fantastic, rich style and "sense of wonder" going for it.

And his style did suit DS9 better than latter-TNG...

 

[Peach Wookiee]

Personally, I adore the tempo of the newer version - it fits the "war" tone of the show better, and I'm a sucker for high energy tracks to boot. But his original theme really had a fantastic, rich style and "sense of wonder" going for it.

And his style did suit DS9 better than latter-TNG...

I liked the new arrangement of the theme as well. The first three seasons, the theme suggested a lone outpost on the frontier, and it was definitely on its own. The theme from Season 4 on, though, seemed to symbolize a station that was busy and no longer alone.