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<blockquote data-quote="DonTadow" data-source="post: 2374858" data-attributes="member: 22622">When I was a child, I learned early that there were different versions of STar Treks fans.&nbsp; I grew up with 3 brothers and a dad, all of us treckies, all of us for different reasons.&nbsp; My dad and brother were both fans of the original series.&nbsp; They loved the action and space cowboy type stories the best from TNG.&nbsp; Thus they were only moderate fans of DS9.&nbsp; HOwever, they were both huge fans of Voyager.&nbsp; Me, I loved the stories and engrossing &quot;cerebral&quot; plots that both series had.&nbsp; I loved the episodes that threatened intense action but was solved with simple mystery investigation.&nbsp; Those were the best, having a physical challenge in your way but solving it with your mind.&nbsp; DS9 produced a few more of these types of episodes and had episodes in which there was no danger whatsoever, just a story to be told &quot;Bwadah Bwadah Bing&quot;.&nbsp; So that became my show after. My little brother was facinated by the exploration of the episode and the different races and such.&nbsp; Believe it or not his favorite in the series is enterprises because he feels the &quot;the serioes finally got back to its roots&quot;.&nbsp; Three different types of treckie completely different reasons for liking the series of shows.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DonTadow, post: 2374858, member: 22622"] When I was a child, I learned early that there were different versions of STar Treks fans. I grew up with 3 brothers and a dad, all of us treckies, all of us for different reasons. My dad and brother were both fans of the original series. They loved the action and space cowboy type stories the best from TNG. Thus they were only moderate fans of DS9. HOwever, they were both huge fans of Voyager. Me, I loved the stories and engrossing "cerebral" plots that both series had. I loved the episodes that threatened intense action but was solved with simple mystery investigation. Those were the best, having a physical challenge in your way but solving it with your mind. DS9 produced a few more of these types of episodes and had episodes in which there was no danger whatsoever, just a story to be told "Bwadah Bwadah Bing". So that became my show after. My little brother was facinated by the exploration of the episode and the different races and such. Believe it or not his favorite in the series is enterprises because he feels the "the serioes finally got back to its roots". Three different types of treckie completely different reasons for liking the series of shows. [/QUOTE]

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