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Just finished season 1, wasn’t sure how I was gonna like this. I have pretty much avoided Star Trek thus far, but my recent space opera binge has left me in a position where this is quite literally all there is left for me to watch in this genre, I guarantee you couldn’t find one I haven’t seen, the space opera binge I have been on is in it’s second month, so out of ALL the ST candidates, I had heard this was more similar to that of Babylon 5, and darker in tone than it’s cousins. Season 1 was surprisingly good, for the most part it’s been a “conflict of the week” format with very short story arcs lasting maybe 2 episodes at best. Hoping to learn more about Odo’s background.
There was a bitter division with the DS9 - bab5 folks, claims that bab5 was just a trek rip, etc. However if you dig Odo, his story arc is very important all the way to the bitter end of the series, and figures in very prominently, whereas some other characters might not have as consequential development.
Good doc:
https://www.primewire.tf/movie/664757-what-we-left-behind-looking-back-at-star-trek-deep-space-nine