I Think I Know Why Captain Sisko Became Bald In Star Trek: DS9
Captain Sisko had a new bald and goateed look in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine season 4, but a time travel episode could explain his new look.
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Ive Never Understood Why Paramount Didn’t Want Sisko To Be Bald In Star Trek: DS9
Read more: Ive Never Understood Why Paramount Didn’t Want Sisko To Be Bald In Star Trek: DS9Paramount didn’t want a bald Sisko in Star Trek: DS9 as it would remind viewers of Avery Brooks’ best-known role, which makes no sense, ratings-wise.
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Every Star Trek: DS9 Episode Avery Brooks Directed, Ranked Worst To Best
Read more: Every Star Trek: DS9 Episode Avery Brooks Directed, Ranked Worst To BestCaptain Sisko actor Avery Brooks directed nine episodes of Deep Space Nine, including one of Star Trek’s finest hours. How do his other DS9s compare?
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Deep Space Nine Was Getting Good Long Before the Dominion War
Read more: Deep Space Nine Was Getting Good Long Before the Dominion WarA lot of Star Trek opinion is based on the paradoxical idea that the series within the franchise simply “get good” at some point. TNG’s not TNG until Riker has a beard, we say, ignoring all the fantastic ideas the series got into before that. The idea …
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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds’ Day in Court Gets by on a Technicality
Read more: Star Trek: Strange New Worlds’ Day in Court Gets by on a TechnicalityThere simply comes a time when a Star Trek show demands a courtroom episode. Whether it’s internal Starfleet politics, or the chance to advocate Federation ideals to an alien society, Star Trek loves an opportunity to make its subtexts so text it can p…
