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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ranger REG" data-source="post: 217268" data-attributes="member: 533">Gotta agree with njrpg above, although I have been trying to grasp the half-prophet thing. Fortunately, he didn't have any exceptional powers until the end, when he "ascends" to the Celestial Temple and going to study there for a "while."The stories were well-written especially when they used the Dominion War story arc, most of the episodes were well-directed and well-acted. We got to explore more on the Klingon culture (of which I am a fan of). They make the Ferengi more decent than TNG version. Brought the Romulans into a temporary alliance against a common enemy. Despite his end, Gul Dukat makes an interesting antagonist, which is not necessarily villainous ALL THE TIME.DS9 focuses not just the Bajorans but the Cardassians. We also get to know more about the symbiotic worm/host of the Trills. And of course, Odo's species, the shapeshifting Founders of the Dominion.You know, for a space station that don't go anywhere but stay in such a volatile frontier space, it makes for an interesting stage.Oh, yeah. I almost forgot. It took me a while, but I have come to love that "tough little ship" (as Wil Riker once remarked in Star Trek: First Contact) despite my initial rejection of a new starfleet ship design. ("What?!?!!! The warp drives are tucked in?!?!!!)</blockquote>