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The most common causes of this issue are: Deep Space Nine delivered something different for its finale, and in the process, broadened the scope of what Star Trek could be.Your IP address has been temporarily blocked due to a large number of HTTP requests. Therefore, further adventures involving them, while welcome, weren’t necessary. As such, it stood in stark contrast to The Original Series and The Next Generation, which both ended on the inference that the characters' missions would continue.

The characters felt at peace with their respective destinies. Nog’s father Rom departed with Leeta to become Grand Nagus in the penultimate episode, leaving Quark (and Morn) to continue tending bar.ĭeep Space Nine's ending was notable not only for managing to tie up a large number of plot threads in a comparatively brief time but simply because it was an ending. Bashir and Ezri Dax continue their relationship while still stationed on Deep Space Nine, and Nog continues to serve Starfleet as a lieutenant. Worf accepts the Federation’s ambassadorship to the Klingon Empire, though he returns to the Enterprise crew for Star Trek: Nemesis a few years later.

Odo returns to the Great Link to cure his fellow Changelings of a fatal disease the Federation unleashed on them, while Kira takes up Sisko’s post as the commander of Deep Space Nine. Miles O’Brien and his family return to Earth, where he’ll teach at Starfleet Academy. The fate of the rest of the cast is inferred as they go their separate ways after the episode ends. Sisko remains with the Prophets as the episode comes to a close.

As producer Ira Steven Behr explained in the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Companion, the writers' goal was to wrap up the Byzantine plot threads and end Deep Space Nine on a satisfying note. That came to a head in a 10-episode arc to finish the series. Their leaders impersonated key military and political figures to infiltrate the ranks of their enemies.ĭeep Space Nine's conflict with the Federation began as early as Season 3 but consumed the entirety of Seasons 6 and 7 as a colossal war that ended up costing the life of series regular Jadzia Dax, forcing Captain Sisko to commit egregious breaches of morality in the name of the greater good. They built a vast empire based on the gradual subversion of any independent entity that opposed them. They were a kind of theocratic fascism, whose leaders - the shape-changing Founders - believed that any entity they couldn’t control was a threat. The Dominion didn’t resemble other Starfleet foes like the Romulans or Cardassians, who adopted the methods of more traditional militaristic expansion.

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