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Deep Space Nine Companion (Star Trek Deep Space Nine) Paula M. Block, Terry J. Erdmann
Publisher: Star Trek

On a rainy night on Earth, the elderly Jake Sisko is visited by an aspiring novelist Melanie, who is curious to learn why Jake gave up writing after publishing two successful books. Even worse, neither plot is effective or worthy on its own merit. (This according to the DS9 companion.) But, you know, if your lover could be whatever he or she wanted, they'd obviously be pretty great. Firstly, I decided not to write about Boston LegalUnless Paul(My favourite character and played by Rene Auberjonois, who also played Odo on DS9)does something funny/awesome etc. Met lots of interesting people; LeVar Burton, Jeffrey Combs (DS9, ENT), Catherine Hicks (Star Trek 4, Child's Play, Seventh Heaven), Rod Roddenberry (son of Gene), Michael & Denise Okuda (the talented husband/wife graphics makers/ production artists who've worked on every incarnation of Star Trek since . And I got them to sign my 'big damn DS9 book' (the Deep Space Nine Companion; which I'd previously had signed by Chase Masterson about 2 years ago). I have been a bit Star Trek fan all of my life, but my absolute favorite Star Trek series is Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. Kai Opaka is dead -- OR IS SHE????? Review #1 , Star Trek DS9 s7e14 'Chimera'. In an effort to communicate something of Earth's folklore to Dathon, Picard retells part of the Epic of Gilgamesh, concluding with Gilgamesh's mourning for his slain companion Enkidu, much like Picard's own sorrow at Dathon's imminent death. Fans of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine will love this shirt featuring the logo of the tv show. KRAD's Inaccurate Guide to Life - Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Rewatch: "Battle Lines". Ramblings from a mad fedora'd writer Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Rewatch: "Battle Lines". So, my review of the DS9 episode "Chimera"(Warning, any review will always have spoilers). In a new interview, the ex-producer also talks about taking over producing Star Trek: The Next Generation from Gene Roddenberry, as well as creating Deep Space Nine, Voyager and Enterprise. And so the final moments in which she is returned to her DS9 companions feel utterly contrived – sabotaging the emotions generated from her “goodbyes” to Sisko, Bashir and O'Brien. The result is an episode which stumbles in terms of story, character, pacing and plot. Were there ever two plotlines more misplaced than those of “Meridian”?