Can Anyone Summarize the DS9 "Millennium" Series To Me?

[JD]

I think of that scene every time I watch the Pilot thinking that Captain Sisko is right behind that door.

I get similar feelings watching "The Trouble With Tribbles" (TOS), knowing exactly who's up in the grain hold causing tribbles to drop down on Kirk.

Yeah, me too, and if you ask me it just makes even more funny.

 

[The Laughing Vulcan]

shit happens.

followed by a reset button

The End

 

[TigerBait]

I've read the book, and played the computer game "the Fallen". But, how exactly do these two tie together, I was thinking that the Gregari are the same enemies faced in "the Fallen".

And, the plots are similar with the 3 red orbs. Are they the same time frame/story?

 

[JeremyW]

^ If I recall properly, The Fallen was created about the same time, and take a different, yet slightly familiar take on the whole Pah-Wraiths, Red Orbs of Jalbador thing. I've never played it (and I wished I had, considering I could have bought it for my PC years ago for 3.00 in a Wal-Mart bargain bin, but that's me.)

 

[Vastator]

From what I know about The Fallen, it simply incorporates the first books story in that as the player you discover about the Red Orb plotline and attempt to prevent them being united. There is no aspect of being catipulted into the future or the Pah-Wraith possessed Dukat or Weyoun. Its pretty much a completely different story compared to the books.

Plus things happen that are different in the game compared to the book. In the game, you get captured by the Dominion I believe while in the book the Dominion are never really encountered except for Weyoun who has kind of tured his back on them. Also not sure but I think the Bajoran monk has a different history in the novels then in the game.

 

[KRAD]

Both The Fallen and Millennium used the same basic outline (developed by Judy and Gar) as a starting point, though the game and the trilogy went in different directions.