Just finished the first season!!!

[Danoz]

Allow me to say, I REALLY enjoyed this season (being a big trek fan and having never seen these episodes). The pilot was excellent, and it really set the stage for Sisko's character and the conflict between the Federation and Bajoran interests. I think my favorite episode may have been "Duet", and I'm looking forward to watching season two.

Sweet!

 

[Good Will Riker]

I especially enjoyed the 1st, as well as the final 2 episodes of this season.

Of course, the best is yet to come. :thumbsup:

 

[Wicca who Wonta]

Danoz said:
Allow me to say, I REALLY enjoyed this season (being a big trek fan and having never seen these episodes). The pilot was excellent, and it really set the stage for Sisko's character and the conflict between the Federation and Bajoran interests. I think my favorite episode may have been "Duet", and I'm looking forward to watching season two.

Sweet!

Duet is one of my favourite episodes too!

 

[Can]

In Duet there is something which we see seldom in sc-fi. Fine acting , good character and dialoge writing. Nothing else. It shows that it is possible to do decent sci-fi without CGI , massive battles or silly slapstick humour ( the last one is not required at all in fact ) Duet was like a stage play with decent actors and it wasn't boring even for one moment

 

[Turd Ferguson]

I agree Season One is pretty impressive, especially for a first season of Star Trek. I loved a few of the episodes, including Captive Pursuit, Dax, Duet, Dramatis Personae, and In the Hands of the Prophets. DS9 is one of those series where just about every season was really enjoyable.

 

[Kira Nerys]

Season has always been a personal favorite,glad you enjoyed it.

 

[jbake]

I like the first series of DS9 too. The station had a dark slightly crime-city feel it. There was a sense of danger about it.

I like also, Quark and Odo's makeup. They both appear more sinister, more hardened. Odo especially, as there was little latex used on the face to smooth the sallowed angular cheeks. Odo had a sense of menace about him, quite scarey. Certainly not, the cuddlywuddly smoothed-faced Odo of later seasons


Dax looked dropdead gorgeous with that blackred lipstck, shame they stopped using it. It really suited her hair colour and face frame.
Kira looked so cute in her little Bajoran red tunic, pixie boots and earnest manner.



To see the friction between Quark, Odo, Dax, Kira, Sisko is very odd, I had forgotten about that.

 

[TiberiusK]

Season 1 was great. I never understand complaints that DS9 didn't get good until later. It certainly got more intense, and season 6 is my fav season of any trek period, even beating TOS 1.

But DS9 1 was certainly better than the first season of TNG, VOY, and ENT.

 

[J47]

I recently finished the first season as well. While I'd seen episodes here and there, I wasn't a fan of the show when it originally aired so it was all from repeats. The one thing I noted most about the season is that it's a frakking miracle that anyone came to like Bashir on the show. He was SO obnoxious.

 

[jbake]

I agree about Bashir lol, he was puppydog earnest, soooo starfleet blindly sprouting starfleet dogma, and an infantile womaniser(was like watching a randy teenager lol)


Bashir almost got axed according to Siddig here

However - Siddig was very grateful to Rick Berman as Berman saved the Bashir character from being axed at the end of season one as (ed:Siddig talking)"I wasn't the most popular character on the show. But Rick fought for my survival - and for that I'm grateful."
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/i.baillie/SiddigEvent.htm

I forgot Garik, loved his first appearance, in his very fetching outfit

 

[Leroy]

While I still think the first season was weak overall I really like the first episode I think it was the best first episode of the trek shows and Duet was superb.

 

[the_wildcard]

First, let me just say.....IT ONLY GETS BETTER!

And I agree, the season premiere is absolutely terrific. What's better is that once you finish the entire show and rewatch the premiere, you start to appreciate all of the subtle symbolism.