Star Trek - Deep Space nine series seven marks the conclusion of the programme, tying up all loose ends as it goes along. There's a new Dax character in this series following the death of Jadzeia at the end of series 6. Although at first I found her extremely irritating, eventually she did grow on me throughout the season. In fact some of the best episodes in the series revolved around her character e.g. "Prodigal Daughter" or "Field of Fire" where we meet Dax's dark personality. In fact this is reflective of the entire season really. It starts off pretty dodgy with Sisko leaving the station to take some time off. He then "waits" ...  Read the complete review

It is hard to say if I liked DS9. The writers had two main storylines running. One of which was the best storyline I have seen in a Star Trek season, the other the worse. Religion has been touched upon in Star Trek before, but never like this. The closest planet to DS9 is Bajor, where the people are extremely religious and believe that aliens who live in a nearby wormhole are gods and that the captain of DS9 is a prophet sent by these gods. This is the first major storyline, and has been for several seasons, and it is terrible. Star trek is about space and aliens - not gods, very badly written, especially and it turned out that the aliens might well be ...  Read the complete review

?In Times of War, the Laws Fall Silent? The final year of a long-running television show, especially one with continuing storylines and a loyal fan following, needs to provide a satisfying conclusion to a large number of plot threads. The final year of Star Trek?s boldest and darkest incarnation did not disappoint those who had followed its characters and developments since 1993, as the writing staff took some interesting decisions: the first half was surprisingly low key in providing stand-alone episodes and foreshadowing later developments, before the series plunged straight into a ten-part epic, tying up loose ends and ...  Read the complete review