Season 7 :(
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One thing that irritates me a little is when Ezri is under the influence of the Breen truth serum or whatever... She says a few things... Like "my brother you could be so much more..." and then "about her host" "I am not like you Joran, I am not a murderer"... But her brother IS a murderer!!!! How can she forget that?
Just a thing that I find stupid.
I mean, how can she focus on her brother "not living up to his potential" when he's killed someone, How about telling him to make amends to rehabilitate himself? See what I mean?
Just a thing that I find stupid.
I mean, how can she focus on her brother "not living up to his potential" when he's killed someone, How about telling him to make amends to rehabilitate himself? See what I mean?
I thought Dr. Bashir's development was one of the best things about DS9. His episodes where he goes from playing a James Bond type figure on the holosuite to almost doing it in real life because of Section 31 were some of my favorites in the later seasons (Inquisition, Inter Arma Enim Silint Leges, etc.)
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That would have made much more sense. Probably Nog, since they're in a war and he's on the front line.
As much as I don't like Kassidy, it would have made a bit more sense to move her up to regular than have a whole new character.
But then Bashir would have ended up alone.
Just like nearly every other character on any Star Trek show. The only main characters in any kind of LTR were Miles, Sisko*, Tom, and B'Elanna.
And besides, Ezri/Bashir doesn't really do much for me. Maybe because it felt like Chakotay/Seven, two characters being thrown together at the last minute.
*Assuming Sisko returned from his communion with the Prophets at some point, which I think he did.
And besides, Ezri/Bashir doesn't really do much for me. Maybe because it felt like Chakotay/Seven, two characters being thrown together at the last minute.
*Assuming Sisko returned from his communion with the Prophets at some point, which I think he did.
In "What We Left Behind", they're still together after many years.
He was still with the Prophets in WWLB.
I don't start shipping a couple just because they ended up together in canon.
And? How many characters have to have a paring? I get so tired of romance in Star Trek. Characters are interesting without romance.
Personaly, I found Ezri a lot more compelling and wish Jadzia had croaked sooner so that we could have had more of Ezri.
Jadzia was just this this "perfect" person who seemed to be good at everything and always have the upper hand, and honestly also seemed kinda bitchy to me.
Ezri on the other hand struggled with her joined nature, which made her the more interesting character to me.
And I loved what she had to say about Klingons. Finally. One 24th century character who didn't fangirl/boy over them.
Jadzia was just this this "perfect" person who seemed to be good at everything and always have the upper hand, and honestly also seemed kinda bitchy to me.
Ezri on the other hand struggled with her joined nature, which made her the more interesting character to me.
And I loved what she had to say about Klingons. Finally. One 24th century character who didn't fangirl/boy over them.
That was a big plus. Klingon fan obsession sucked so much during the Berman era. Jadzia did not help.
The Klingons fared better than the Ferengi. The latter basically went from "fascinating culture of greed, capitalism, misogyny, and exploitation" to "Federation 2.0" in seven seasons of DS9.
Neither inspired any love for either species in me.
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