{5\/5} “This may be the last time we’re all together. But no matter what the future holds, no matter how far we travel, a part of us — a very important part — will always remain here, on Deep Space Nine.”<\/p>\n
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine<\/strong> season 7, aired in 1998-99<\/p>\n Colonel Kira is in charge of Deep Space Nine, and she and Odo are a couple. She’s forced to accept a small delegation of Romulans on the station, temporarily. Kira is surprised to find Senator Cretak easy to work with. Captain Sisko remains on Earth, where’s he’s been for 3 months, working at his father’s restaurant. Then he has a vision, and he discovers that the woman in it is actually his mother. The newly joined Ezri Dax shows up to say hi. <\/p>\n This is the last season.<\/p>\n Jadzia is a terrific character, but given the fact that Jadzia is gone I’m glad we got to meet Ezri.<\/p>\n There are astonishing storylines — Gul Dukat and Kai Winn working together, Worf challenging Gowron, Kira helping the Cardassian resistance, Rom becoming Grand Nagus, Bashir and O’Brien risking everything to cure Odo.<\/p>\n The most interesting character is Garak.<\/p>\n In “The Siege of AR-558” Sisko and his team help a group of soldiers defend a Dominion communications array from Jem’Hadar who want it back. In “It’s Only a Paper Moon” Nog retreats to the holosuite after losing a leg in battle. In “Chrysalis” Bashir cures genetically enhanced Sarina Douglas of her catatonic state. In “Badda-Bing, Badda-Bang” the team helps their friend Vic Fontaine when his lounge is taken over by a nefarious character.<\/p>\n As for the finale — they should have ended the war sooner than the last episode, as this makes it seem like the show is about the war. Other than that quibble, it’s magnificent.<\/p>\n Barry Jenner plays Admiral Ross. Guest stars include Bill Mumy and Raymond Cruz.<\/p>\n Stars Nicole de Boer.<\/p>\n This is the 2nd time I’ve watched it.<\/p>\n