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I liked DS9 a lot.
I enjoyed the first season and couldn't wait for each new episode.
But after season 2 started my interest was failing fast. I kind of gave up on it.
Tuned back in when they got Worf and O'Brian and started ripping off the B5 style with the Dominion war.
Was hooked from there. I really liked the character developement.
It struck just the right balance between storyline and character moments.
Unlike TNG. I was getting really turned off on how it was become more of a character show, than an intersting scifi show.
Voyager started with huge promise, but squanderd that almost immediately.
I stuck with it for way too long. Probably because I regretted not sticking with DS9.
Even having 7of9 in her bodysuit to drool over wasn't enough to save that series though.
It was pure formula. And total reset every episode. How many times did Janeway have the same epiphany during that run?
She would struggle with a decision, make the wrong one, realize her mistake and everything ended up working out in the last 90 seconds of the episode. Then all would be forgotten and no one would question her about her complete lack of leadership skills.
I enjoyed the first season and couldn't wait for each new episode.
But after season 2 started my interest was failing fast. I kind of gave up on it.
Tuned back in when they got Worf and O'Brian and started ripping off the B5 style with the Dominion war.
Was hooked from there. I really liked the character developement.
It struck just the right balance between storyline and character moments.
Unlike TNG. I was getting really turned off on how it was become more of a character show, than an intersting scifi show.
Voyager started with huge promise, but squanderd that almost immediately.
I stuck with it for way too long. Probably because I regretted not sticking with DS9.
Even having 7of9 in her bodysuit to drool over wasn't enough to save that series though.
It was pure formula. And total reset every episode. How many times did Janeway have the same epiphany during that run?
She would struggle with a decision, make the wrong one, realize her mistake and everything ended up working out in the last 90 seconds of the episode. Then all would be forgotten and no one would question her about her complete lack of leadership skills.
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