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The fact there’s any conversation about whether to trust Dukat or not is kinda funny to me. He’s never been trustworthy since his first appearance in Emissary. He lies at every turn, protects his own butt and changes loyalty depending on which way the wind blows. There was a brief time in S4...

TNG. Post TOS. I am excluding Discovery and new Trek.

The one of a handful of times modern Trek takes on drag or tries to handle an LGBTQ+ storyline and they fumble it. Badly. The Outcast as abysmal, though the producers wanted to give themselves an Emmy for it. Profit and Lace is abysmal for different reasons. It’s an out and out comedy, which...

In the Hands of the Prophets is in my Top 5 Trek finales. It's not splashy or effects heavy or very action-y. But it is 100% true to the series and is full of great character moments. The introduction of Winn and Bariel expands the universe even more. It speaks right to religion head on for the...

Agreed about Dramatis Personae. It's never been high on my list; I normally like bottle shows and what the various production do with them, but this one was boring to me. One thing I did like was Sisko the clock builder. It kinda tells me what I need to know about him: he'll take the time to get...

I live in hope over a great many things.

Same. I've always said this: it makes zero sense for TOS, TAS, TNG, ENT, Discovery, Picard, Short Treks, Lower Decks, Prodigy and any new shows to be available in 1080p or better resolution and have both DS9 and Voyager stuck in 480. That cutting out close to have the total number of franchise...

I unabashedly love this episode. It's a great acting episode for Nana Visitor and her interactions with Brian Keith are amazing. It hits the crux of the Bajoran life for the first time in the series outside of "Emissary." You wrestle and toil to make a home for yourself after decades of...

Well, yeah. It's not good. Actually, embarrassing. And might be the second worst DS9 episode right ahead of "Profit and Lace." BUT...I won't pass up the chance to watch the regulars skipping and dancing. :blink:

Call me crazy, but I think every episode-even the "not good" ones-have something to offer viewers of the series. Take "The Storyteller" from S1. It's never in any Top 10/50/100 episode list for DS9, but it's the first Bashir/O'Brien adventure. The relationship we see grow over the series starts...