Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Season 7: Difference between revisions

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701: '''Image in the Sand''' ''[[1998]] [[September 30]]''

(First watched 2008-09-23)  Hey, promotion for Kira.  Also a new Dax... who's definitely different and wasn't even planning on being a host.  Also the Prophets took a hell of a long time to say anything to Ben, but being nonlinear maybe it doesn't seem that way to them.  But... ancient Bajoran on a piece of his mother's jewelry, saying ''Orb of the Emissary''?  Crazy how far back this stuff actually goes for him.

702: '''Shadows and Symbols''' ''[[1998]] [[October 7]]''

So Quark joins in on the attack for Jadzia's entrance into Sto-vo-kor.  OK... but what does he actually ''do'' on the ship?

703: '''Afterimage''' ''[[1998]] [[October 14]]''

(First watched 2008-09-24)

704: '''Take Me Out to the Holosuite''' ''[[1998]] [[October 21]]''

Rom looks naked without his head scarf thing on.

705: '''Chrysalis''' ''[[1998]] [[October 28]]''

(First watched 2008-09-30)  The mutants are back!  I love how worried they are about the impending (60-70 trillion years) crunch of the universe.

706: '''Treachery, Faith and the Great River''' ''[[1998]] [[November 4]]''

Nog... combining the Ferengi ways with Starfleet goals.

707: '''Once More Unto the Breach''' ''[[1998]] [[November 11]]''

(First watched 2008-10-06)  So Kor has lost his influence, but wants to go out like a warrior.  Okay.  But he's senile, and screws things up.  He eventually dies his warriors' death, but they would've been in less dire straits to begin with if he hadn't bungled up part of their attack by thinking he was back in the 23rd century.  Goodbye, first major Klingon!

708: '''The Siege of AR-558''' ''[[1998]] [[November 18]]''

So minus one leg for Nog.

709: '''Covenant''' ''[[1998]] [[November 25]]''

I love how Empok Nor is always presented as tilted sideways.  Of course in space up and down is relative so it doesn't make much sense on its own, but as a way to differentiate from DS9 and show that things are skewed it's great.

710: '''It's Only a Paper Moon''' ''[[1998]] [[December 30]]''

An interesting episode not only for Nog running away from reality, but for Vic running ''to'' it.  He's supposed to be helping Nog, but when talking to Ezri realizes he's loving being on all the time so much that he's just having a great time being with Nog.  Even so, he forces Nog out, making his own sacrifice so Nog can live a life for both of them, in a way.  However, Nog shows his gratitude by ''actually'' getting Vic left on 26/7.  That doesn't seem a very Quark thing to agree to, which I suppose is why we don't see him acquiescing to it on screen.

711: '''Prodigal Daughter''' ''[[1999]] [[January 6]]''

I thought Bilby had kids, too.  We know the wife got killed, but what happened to them?  Before seeing the episode I thought the title would refer to a daughter of his.

712: '''The Emperor's New Cloak''' ''[[1999]] [[February 3]]''

Vic!  Real and... killed by Julian.

713: '''Field of Fire''' ''[[1999]] [[February 10]]''

(First watched 2008-10-something)

714: '''Chimera''' ''[[1999]] [[February 17]]''

Oh crap, Laas was Martok's actor?  I wouldn't have known.

715: '''Badda-Bing, Badda-Bang''' ''[[1999]] [[February 24]]''

(First watched 2008-10-21)

716: '''Inter Arma Enim Silent Leges''' ''[[1999]] [[March 3]]''

(First watched 2008-10-22)

717: '''Penumbra''' ''[[1999]] [[April 7]]''

(First watched 2008-10-23)

718: ''''Til Death Do Us Part ''' ''[[1999]] [[April 14]]''

(First watched 2008-10-23)  Good luck on that marriage, Ben and Kassidy.  Prophets say you're boned (in a bad way).

719: '''Strange Bedfellows''' ''[[1999]] [[April 21]]''

(First watched 2008-10-something)

720: '''The Changing Face of Evil''' ''[[1999]] [[April 28]]''

(First watched 2008-10-something)

721: '''When It Rains...''' ''[[1999]] [[May 5]]''

(First watched 2008-10-25)

722: '''Tacking Into the Wind''' ''[[1999]] [[May 12]]''

(First watched 2008-10-26)

723: '''Extreme Measures''' ''[[1999]] [[May 19]]''

(First watched 2008-10-26)

724: '''Dogs of War''' ''[[1999]] [[May 26]]''

(First watched 2008-10-26)

725 & 726: '''What You Leave Behind''' ''[[1999]] [[June 2]]''

Of all the various goodbyes and separations in this episode, the one that struck me as saddest was Ben and Jake Sisko.  Let's just hope that Jake handles it a bit better than he did in [[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Season 4|The Visitor]].