I'd like to see him eventually do a comparison piece between TOS, TNG, and DS9, since he will have reviewed all three.

I like how they don't really hold your hand with it.  There's no "Oh, so that's what was going in the Orias System when we found out the Obsidian Order was building a secret fleet!"

I like how they don't really hold your hand with it.  There's no "Oh, so that's what was going in the Orias System when we found out the Obsidian Order was building a secret fleet!"

Yeah, there's actually alot of that in the semi-serialized world of DS9 (and even more as the series progresses), and it was one of the complaints trekkies at the time had about the series, that it was too hard to follow, if you hadn't seen every episode and didn't have a good memory for details.  Which is a funny…

Yeah, there's actually alot of that in the semi-serialized world of DS9 (and even more as the series progresses), and it was one of the complaints trekkies at the time had about the series, that it was too hard to follow, if you hadn't seen every episode and didn't have a good memory for details.  Which is a funny…

On a technical note, does anyone else hate Disqus?  The order the comments show up in makes no sense, and it's just generally evil.

On a technical note, does anyone else hate Disqus?  The order the comments show up in makes no sense, and it's just generally evil.

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well, none of the mirror people are actually the people they are in the other universe.

well, none of the mirror people are actually the people they are in the other universe.

@Worthless,  well, since the two were separated physically, it makes some sense that they both come to power of their own right, don't come into direct conflict with each other, then have the dying Terran empire, a mutual enemy between them, that they presumably conquered together.  What confuses me is where Bajor…

@Worthless,  well, since the two were separated physically, it makes some sense that they both come to power of their own right, don't come into direct conflict with each other, then have the dying Terran empire, a mutual enemy between them, that they presumably conquered together.  What confuses me is where Bajor…

I think the idea was that, for some reason, the command system in Terok Nor was EXACTLY the same as DS9 right down to the master security codes.

I think the idea was that, for some reason, the command system in Terok Nor was EXACTLY the same as DS9 right down to the master security codes.

I would have like to see normal Dukat meet Intendant Kira.

I would have like to see normal Dukat meet Intendant Kira.

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Although that was a plot point I found a bit unbelievable.  The station was in orbit around Bajor, a major part of the Alliance.  How the heck would the rebels being able to hold it for any length of time?