Rigil's Reflections from a DS9 Newb...
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I like You're Cordially invited and seeing Worf & Dax get married. Resurrection I thought was a dumb Mirror Universe episode . I didn't care for it was boring.
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Rigil, you are just getting to those exciting final years of DS9. I'd like to see what you think of the rest of the series! I am not trying to be pushy or anything...wait...yes I AM trying to nudge you back into the series! Now I have to go bug KTR about continuing his viewing also.
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Yeah, I'm actually more than caught up with you guys now. 
Of course, part of that is because I skipped some episodes... 
Of course, part of that is because I skipped some episodes... 
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I blame a disinterest in all things Trek at the moment.
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Sorry, I hate to be pushy. 
Okay, please take your time and come back to the final years of DS9 refreshed, and I hope you do come back to it. Maybe you and KTR can restart your DS9 reviews together? 
It, like the season three of ENT, is a dark, dark, time. The possibility that the Federation might actually lose, is in retreat, has devestating losses in ships and people - is a good plot device. Reminds me of daily body counts from the Viet Nam War and from the Iraq War (one from my youth and one in the time of middle age - deeply effecting, at differient periods in a lifetime). Heavy stuff. Curious about your reaction.
Okay, please take your time and come back to the final years of DS9 refreshed, and I hope you do come back to it. Maybe you and KTR can restart your DS9 reviews together? It, like the season three of ENT, is a dark, dark, time. The possibility that the Federation might actually lose, is in retreat, has devestating losses in ships and people - is a good plot device. Reminds me of daily body counts from the Viet Nam War and from the Iraq War (one from my youth and one in the time of middle age - deeply effecting, at differient periods in a lifetime). Heavy stuff. Curious about your reaction.Working on a major fan fic project. Two-thirds done. Hope to put it up in the not TOO distant future.
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^ Somehow I don't think he'll come back here to make these reviews.
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Is anyone still reviewing?
A friend just loaned me ALL 7 seasons of DS9.
I'm attempting to catch up with all of you now.
A friend just loaned me ALL 7 seasons of DS9.
I'm attempting to catch up with all of you now.
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I think both our reviewers stopped in the sixth or seventh season when I thought a good series was reaching its peak of excitment. Unfortunately, they both seemed to burn out at that point, but hopefully, at least one of them will get a second wind and finish reviewing the entire series.
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YeS!
This is IMPORTANT!
This is IMPORTANT!
Well yes. I continue to write. And on Fanfiction.Net, for those who want, it is possible to cast a glance at my latest efforts. We arrived to
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But, I must say, you could also find something else on Fanfiction.net written by me. If you want.
The Ears of the Elves, chapter Forty-four
And here is the beginning of the whole story.
But, I must say, you could also find something else on Fanfiction.net written by me. If you want.
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TSara wrote:Is anyone still reviewing?
A friend just loaned me ALL 7 seasons of DS9.
I'm attempting to catch up with all of you now.
I predict you'll like it. It's more militaristic than any of the other shows, at least most of it after season 3.
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