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Star Trek Deep Space Nine Season 7

 

 

SCORE: 51

 

 

 

I am so happy to finally finish this series off. In fact Star Trek Deep Space Nine Season 7 is the last of the older Star Trek shows for me to watch and review. There are some newer ones I need to get caught up on, but as far as the older ones go this chore is complete. Star Trek Deep Space Nine Season 7 does all it can to wrap up the storylines of the different characters. There will be spoilers in this review. Since I read some of the Star Trek comic books I know Captain Sisko comes back eventually.

The issues families can have with Star Trek Deep Space Nine Season 7 are violence, blood, false gods, gambling, alcohol, sexual deviancy, sex outside of marriage, theft, lying, lack of attire, enticement to lust, and more. The Ferengi are turned totally and completely liberal at the end of Star Trek Deep Space Nine Season 7. Their capitalist system is completely changed with the far left radical beliefs being taught.

There is some humor within Star Trek Deep Space Nine Season 7. We found out that Captain Sisko’s mother was actually one of the wormhole aliens (also called Prophets). The war with the Dominion is wrapped up really fast at the end of Star Trek Deep Space Nine Season 7. Section 31 is the ones who created this disease that hurt the changelings. Odo goes back to his people with the cure. Captain Sisko is stuck at the Celestial Temple at the end of Star Trek Deep Space Nine Season 7. A new Dax host appears in Star Trek Deep Space Nine Season 7.

Doctor Bashir and the new Dax Ezri hook up in Star Trek Deep Space Nine Season 7. Worf goes off to be the ambassador to the Federation with the Klingon empire. Worf does kill Chancellor Gowron in Star Trek Deep Space Nine Season 7. General Martok winds up the new chancellor in Star Trek Deep Space Nine Season 7. Rom becomes The Nagus in Star Trek Deep Space Nine Season 7. The very last episode contains most of the interesting parts of Star Trek Deep Space Nine Season 7.

This season has one continuous storyline. There are not any one shots that have nothing to do with the whole. Captain Sisko winds up finally killing off Dukat in Star Trek Deep Space Nine Season 7. Dukat was the emissary of the Pah Wraiths. Win Adami also dies in the fire caves at the end of Star Trek Deep Space Nine Season 7. Sisko is going to be a father again.
- Paul

 

Video: 50%
Audio: 55%
Replay: 60%
Functionality: 50%
Family Friendly Factor: 45%

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

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