Star Trek: Deep Space Nine

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine

Drama • TV-PG • 1993–99 • 7 Seasons

7.1

8.1

Starring

Avery Brooks, Nana Visitor, Colm Meaney, Michael Dorn, Alexander Siddig

Created By

Rick Berman, Michael Piller

Genre

Drama Action Adventure Science Fiction

Release Date

January 3, 1993

User Reviews

Set high points for sophistication in Trek storylines and well-written characters, features critiques of "Starfleet" from outsiders. Fun too

Has a sense of family that even TNG didn't have. Explores difficult themes and shows the consequences of war. Fun recurring story arcs.

Gritty sci-fi without becoming grimdark. Never loses the sense of hope that defines good Trek shows.

Jessilyn Cortez

Starts off rocky but ends up really good. I'd place it second after TNG.

First few seasons are a bit slow. But it's setting up for the brilliant writing in the second half. Life in a frontier outpost, really good.

Not as good as TOS and TNG, but it is amazing to see what war do with people even in utopia.

It was the first Star Trek series to truly tackle the difficult realities of interstellar civilization. Fabulous acting, characters.

Changes up the Star Trek formula without losing what Star Trek is. I found the side characters to be more compelling than Sisko.

Held true to the Star Trek ethos while carving its own path. Inventive and playful.

I love Odo so much!!! Show was super fun and intersting

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7.1 – Based on 2k ratings

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