Totally forgot I'd pre-ordered this back in April, nice little surprise 😁

Could not help but screen shot and share this one.

I had been looking for a while, and not all the series are, but I know Ive been looking to get the various series cheap and was glad to see it go on sale

TOS complete series is still $60 but the individual seasons are 5, 10 and 10 respectively

Not trying to spam or anything just seemed like a place to mention it if you're getting tired of keeping Paramount plus basically to just watch TOS and DS9 like I do.

Likely going to forget instances of it etc. But early seasons they tend to go down to Bajor and show the city etc, ussually as Sisko is talking to someone down there. That tended to go away and if he was talking to Bajoran figures they came to the station. Can understand if it Dominion War related etc, but just felt like something that was going to be a regular occurrence and it just kind of faded away.

Was there a bigger story or budgetary reason? Or am I just overthinking things.

I am looking for any books that feel like Deep Space Nine. I am flexible on genre, but I would like to see a complex story with a large, likable cast and a general skew towards optimism the way DS9 has, even if there are darker elements.

I have seen books recommended that are like Star Trek, but on the whole I found they are more like TOS or TNG, with a ship travelling from place to place. Like DS9, I was hoping for something in a more fixed location.

Thank you in advance for your thoughts.

Any one know which episode this would've likely been? Sad man that I am, I'm curious 😂

Sisko commits a literal war crime and its treated like he's being a badass for it?

I'm on my first watch and I'm going to pretend this episode didn't happen so it doesn't ruin the character for me tbh.

edit: we live in a world where forcible displacement is an actual horrible crime that real militaries are committing, and I know it's a TV show but I'm disappointed to see a lot of people in this thread acting like it's no big deal.

H&I is showing this episode tonight. One of the best episodes in Season 7. Puts a smile on my face every time.

And do you agree with Vash? The fact that he actually does know everything is more annoying than just thinking he knows everything?

As the fashion icon of the station I was always curious if Garek made any.

So this is my first time watching and marathoning through TNG and DS9 and it's been a great series. DS9 wrapped up most of its plotlines really well in the final season and sent the main cast off with flashbacks of their happiest memories with the station and their crewmates. O'Brien with Dr. Bashir, Jake Sisko with his father, Odo and Kira, Quark and the bar.

But then it gets to Worf and his best memories are: the time he got captured and tortured by the Breen, when he was controlled by the holosuite, his first time meeting Captain Sisko, and almost losing his fight with Gowron.

Why wasn't there memory with Alexander learning how to be a warrior? How about a fight he was finally allowed to win since this wasn't TNG? And most importantly, why wasn't there a single memory with him and Jadzia? She misses one season and isn't allowed to be brought up in the finale despite elevating Sisko and Worf's character? It's just such a baffling decision in an otherwise great finale.

Rule 98 - Every man has his price

So I have my comfort shows and Kung Fu is one. This morning I said to myself, 'I'm going to watch that episode that has Han Solo, MacGyvers grandpa, and Uncle Jesse (Dukes of Hazard) in it. Having just rewatched DS9, guess who else I spot. Hellova episode. S2E18 Crossties if you're nasty.