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A Time To Stand (8.0 / B-) |
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Summary: Starfleet finds itself getting its butt kicked by the
Dominion. Meanwhile, on Terok Nor, life goes on.
The Bottom Line: A strong episode, when viewed in microcosm, but it's
hurt by a significant disconnect with last season's finale.More...
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Rocks and Shoals (8.0 / B-) |
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Summary: The Ship crashes again on a desolate planet, this time with
Sisko and company on board, but they find that they are not alone.
The Bottom Line: Yet another attempt to breathe life into a Jem'Hadar
goon. More... |
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Sons and Daughters (5.5 / F+) |
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Summary: Worf's son Alexander arrives on the station to try to prove
his worth to his father.
The Bottom Line: This is clearly the weakest of the "arc shows"
so far, and not coincidentally, the one most disconnected from the arc. More... |
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Behind the Lines (8.5 / B) |
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Summary: The Changelings try to lure Odo back to the Great Link.
The Bottom Line: The DS9 staff's collective finger is hovering
over the reset button, but the Time Delay is still holding them back. More... |
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Favor the Bold (not reviewed) |
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Sacrifice of Angels (not rated) |
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Summary: Sisko risks it all to recapture the station and prevent a
Dominion fleet from reaching the Alpha Quadrant.
The Bottom Line: The Prophets press the Extra-Large Reset Button in an
absolutely unforgivable deus ex machina ending to this Dominion invasion. More... |
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You Are Cordially Invited (not reviewed) |
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Resurrection (not rated) |
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Summary: The Mirror Universe version of Vedek Bareil tempts Kira.
The Bottom Line: Philip Anglim joins Star Trek's Welfare
Program. More... |
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Statistical Probabilities (5.5 / F+) |
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Summary: Bashir tries to help a group of genetically enhanced humans.
The Bottom Line: The lunatics take over the asylum, both in the episode,
and, apparently, at the story meetings which gave birth to the episode. More... |
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The Magnificent Ferengi (not reviewed) |
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Waltz (not reviewed) |
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Who Mourns for Morn? (not reviewed) |
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Far Beyond the Stars (not reviewed) |
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One Little Ship (not reviewed) |
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Honor Among Thieves (not reviewed) |
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Change of Heart (not reviewed) |
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Wrongs Darker Than Death or Night (not reviewed) |
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Inquisition (7.5 / C) |
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Summary: Bashir is investigated as a possible Dominion spy.
The Bottom Line: A big step up for DS9. More...
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In the Pale Moonlight (8.9 / B+) |
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Summary: Sisko tries to convince the Romulans to join the war against
the Dominion.
The Bottom Line: It can be argued that it's a case of "too little,
too late," but the war finally got the coverage that such an important event would
seem to merit. More... |
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His Way (5.8 / F+) |
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Summary: Odo seeks relationship advice from a singing hologram.
The Bottom Line: Contrary to expectations, it didn't totally suck. More... |
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The Reckoning (5.0 / F+) |
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Summary: The discovery of an ancient Bajoran artifact triggers the
final battle between the Prophets and their arch-enemies.
The Bottom Line: A mixed bag. More...
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Valiant (6.0 / D-) |
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Summary: Jake and Nog join a crew of academy cadets about to carry
out a vital mission against the Dominion.
The Bottom Line: One of the least-memorable DS9 episodes this
season. More... |
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Profit and Lace (3.9 / F) |
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Summary: Quark must pose as a female Ferengi for some reason.
The Bottom Line: I didn't expect much from this episode, and it delivered
everything I expected. More... |
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Time's Orphan (6.5 / D) |
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Summary: A temporal anomaly produces a feral, ten years older version
of O'Brien's daughter.
The Bottom Line: A good-hearted story with some nice performances, and
even a tolerable B-story, ended by an appalling hit of the Extra-Large Reset Button. More... |
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The Sound of Her Voice (4.0 / F) |
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Summary: The Defiant crew picks up a transmission from a
Starfleet officer who has been marooned on a planet for months.
The Bottom Line: A mixed bag. More...
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Tears of the Prophets (5.5 / F+) |
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Summary: Sisko must pay an awful price for defying the will of the
Prophets.
The Bottom Line: Nearly everything about this episode, from the
performances to the dialogue, is as phony as a three-dollar bill. More...
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The Sixth Season in Review (Season
rating: 6.0 / D-) |
