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Star Trek Deep Space Nine Season 2

SCORE: 58

I am thankful that I had the money to purchase Star Trek Deep Space Nine Season 2 on DVD. This show is starting to get its legs by digging deeper into many of the characters. Miles O’Brien, Quark, and Elim Garak have some interesting episodes within Star Trek Deep Space Nine Season 2. The Ferengi culture is also explored a little bit in Star Trek Deep Space Nine Season 2. The human society versus the Ferengi society is also touched upon within Star Trek Deep Space Nine Season 2.

The issues families will have with Star Trek Deep Space Nine Season 2 are violence, blood, lack of attire, enticement to lust, gambling, evolution, and more. There are plenty of anti-male moments within Star Trek Deep Space Nine Season 2. Typical Hollyhate content that we have documented year after year. We have hope and faith that someday they will turn from their evil ways.

Cardassian culture is also explored a little bit. They are like a lot of dictatorships in our world. The state is all important. You are to faithfully obey and follow whatever the state tells you to. Their court system is a total kangaroo court. People are railroaded through on flimsy evidence or even setup by the state. The Cardassian addiction to lying is downright strange. The Maquis is also explored in Star Trek Deep Space Nine Season 2. I know other Star Trek shows dealt with the Marquis as well.

At the end of Star Trek Deep Space Nine Season 2 we are finally starting to see the Dominion from other side of the wormhole. We are introduced to their enforcers the Jem’hadar. They are a warrior like race interested in the Klingons. I think they just want to fight them. They want to see who are the better warriors. I do not recall which way that goes in future seasons. I suspect the Klingons win, but I could be wrong. I will eventually get there and find out what happens when I watch seasons after Star Trek Deep Space Nine Season 2.

We are brought back to the Mirrorverse in Star Trek Deep Space Nine Season 2 as well. That alternate universe has taken a really strange change since Captain Kirk was there. Humans are enslaved by other races now. Star Trek Deep Space Nine Season 2 includes an episode based on a disabled person which was fascinating to see. I wish Star Trek Deep Space Nine Season 2 was not so dismissive of the Ferengi culture especially when the Star Trek franchise brings so much profit. A bit hypocritical of the creators.
- Paul

Graphics: 55%
Sound: 60%
Replay: 70%
Gameplay: 55%
Family Friendly Factor: 50%

System: DVD
Publisher: Paramount
Developer: Paramount
Rating: ‘NR’ - Not Rated

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