Tony Todd pops up twice in S4, and that's it? "The Visitor" as old Jake and "Sons of Mogh" as Kurn?
TNG & VOY crossovers, how many did we get?
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Correct.
Two years later, he also was the lead Hirogen in VOY season 4's "PREY".
Two years later, he also was the lead Hirogen in VOY season 4's "PREY".
I love that episode. One of the many "Voyager knocks off a popular movie" episodes.
I would have liked to see more crossovers between the three series.
I would have liked to know what the Enterprise and its crew wereduing during the Dominion War.
Were they stranded in the Gamma Quadrant after Sisko set up the minefield outside the wormhole to prevent a Dominion invasion?
Were they working behind the enemy lines, attacking vital outposts and such in the Cardassian area?
Were they constantly in battles with cardassian and Dominion ships.
Or do they all had a vacation on Risa, awaiting the end of the conflict?
It's strange that the Enterprise never was mentioned during the conflict and there are no books about what they were doing during the Dominion War either.
And no mentioning of Voyager in season 3 of DS9 either. I mean, the disappearance of a Starship on a mission in the badland after leaving Deep Space Nine should have caused some debates among the epople on the station.
I would have liked to know what the Enterprise and its crew wereduing during the Dominion War.
Were they stranded in the Gamma Quadrant after Sisko set up the minefield outside the wormhole to prevent a Dominion invasion?
Were they working behind the enemy lines, attacking vital outposts and such in the Cardassian area?
Were they constantly in battles with cardassian and Dominion ships.
Or do they all had a vacation on Risa, awaiting the end of the conflict?
It's strange that the Enterprise never was mentioned during the conflict and there are no books about what they were doing during the Dominion War either.
And no mentioning of Voyager in season 3 of DS9 either. I mean, the disappearance of a Starship on a mission in the badland after leaving Deep Space Nine should have caused some debates among the epople on the station.
Actually, there were four novels called "The Dominion War" that had TNG as books 1 and 3 with new stories on what the Enterprise was doing, with DS9 being books 2 and 4, which were novelizations of the ending of "CALL TO ARMS" and the first 6 episodes of season 6. ("A TIME TO STAND" - "SACRIFICE OF ANGELS".)
Each book had its own title, but the four combined were called "The Dominion War".
Each book had its own title, but the four combined were called "The Dominion War".
There was birthright of course that was a reverse crossover of sorts, and quark showed up on screen in another TNG episode.
I recall when First Contact was being made reading an outline of a draft on teletext that DS9 was to have a big part in the opening scenes with the borg attacking the station and Sisco taking everyone down to Bajor to escape and then sending Worf on the Defiant to give chase.
Would probably have been fan service but it's something I'd liked to have seen.
I recall when First Contact was being made reading an outline of a draft on teletext that DS9 was to have a big part in the opening scenes with the borg attacking the station and Sisco taking everyone down to Bajor to escape and then sending Worf on the Defiant to give chase.
Would probably have been fan service but it's something I'd liked to have seen.
I think that I have to take a look at these books.
Insurrection takes place during S7 and more or less answers what the Ent-E were doing. Looking for allies and likely doing more defense than offense.
I get saving the Voyager reveal for Voyager's premiere, but they could have done a DS9 episode where the Defiant went looking for Voyager. That would have been interesting.
Another easy way to have Voyager showing up in DS9 is the Barclay way: Bashir and O'Brien having fun with a Voyager holodeck, full of inaccuracies caused by their limited info available.
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