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Star Trek - Deep Space Nine - Series 7 (Slimline Edition)
Reviewsblahhhhhhhhh.;'/#-)(*&^%$£"! Review date: 2008-09-02 Rating: 10 out of 10 imagine yourself in this place - and just think of how everybody belongs to a race or creed and just think of the interactions that take place - free food and bet you they have a free basic living set up as well - and the only thing you had to do - was to live? makes you think you don't want to be born for a couple of hundred of years - out of all the charecters sisko's son is the most i admire/dream/.... - he just persofies how life should be Brilliant End to an Epic Series Review date: 2008-05-07 Rating: 10 out of 10 I never watched DS9 properly while it was on television because I was far too busy watching ST Voyager and Stargate SG-1. Only when a friend convinced me to give it a proper try did I realise just what a brilliant series DS9 is and how much it contributes to the Star Trek universe. Season seven, while perhaps being a little less brilliant overall than seasons 4 or 5, is a brilliant endgame for the series. It seamlessly combines the tension, drama and violence of the ongoing dominion war with the exploration of both space and of the human condition - from the kind spirit of the DS9 crew, to the effects of war on those who risk their lives on the front line, to what even the most 'enlightened' will do when backed into a corner. After the unfortunate death of Jadzia Dax, we are introduced to Ezri Dax, who proves both a blessing and a curse for the series. While providing new territory to explore, her character's journey sometimes takes up a lot of the series' focus, taking time away from other characters, such as Kira, who are pushed into the background. Despite a good build-up, the climax in the Dominion war seems to come all too abruptly but is well executed and the battle scenes are visually stunning. Benjamin Sisko also meets his destiny with an emotional and satisfying conclusion. All-in-all, Series 7 is a commendable mix of big action episodes and small character episodes, crafted into an almost seamless tapestry of cause and effect. The crew of DS9 should be remembered as one of Star Trek's biggest accomplishments. The series paints a better, more integral picture of the Alpha Quadrant and its powers than TNG and tells a better, stronger story than VOY. If I could give it more stars I would Review date: 2008-04-20 Rating: 10 out of 10 DS9 is not a science fiction series, its a beautiful story of a group of people brought together in hard times who grow together and become so much the better for being with each other. The final episode is masterful and yet very sad to see relationships end. Absolutely splendid Review date: 2007-12-19 Rating: 10 out of 10 Probably the best season of definitely the best Star Trek. Buy it, but not before buying the first six seasons. Product Details/SpecificationsArtist(s): Star Trek Deep Space Nine Recording label: Paramount Home Entertainment Manufacturer: Paramount Home Entertainment EAN: 5014437923738 Binding: DVD Number of items: 7 Format: PAL, Release date: 2007-04-30 Aspect ratio: 1.33:1 Audience rating: Suitable for 12 years and over Region code: 2 Running time: 1233 minutes Language: English (Original Language) Language: French (Original Language) Language: Spanish (Original Language) Language: German (Original Language) Language: Italian (Original Language)
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