Star Trek: Discovery season 5, episode 7, "Erigah" reveals that, 800 years after it ended, the events of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine's Dominion War still matter.In "Erigah", written by M. Raven ...

The Dominion War in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine was inevitable, so Jake Sisko's camping trip at the end of DS9 season 2 can't bear 100% of the blame for starting the war. After the discovery of the ...

The Dominion War that dominated the last few seasons of DS9’s run was also a heavily serialized arc, which was a rarity on TV back then — especially on Trek.

Over five years of hot and cold conflict, Deep Space Nine charted the deadliest war in Star Trek 's history—one that pushed the Federation to its limit.

Star Trek 's compelling exploration of the stress points in its utopia didn't start when the Dominion showed up— Deep Space Nine was cooking long before that.

One of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine’s defining episodes owes a key part of its success to one late night drink. The controversial and acclaimed hour “In the Pale Moonlight,” which turned 25 ...

Season six of DS9 followed the war with the Dominion, and Sacrifice of Angels culminated a six-episode arc that is as exciting and dramatic as anything Trek has attempted before or since.

Like most of the comedic episodes in Deep Space Nine, “Take Me Out to the Holosuite” shouldn’t work. By season seven, the Dominion War has reached a catastrophic pitch.

Improbable Cause/The Die is Cast (season 3, episodes 20 and 21) Paramount. Deep Space Nine benefits greatly from its mixture of serialized and episodic formats. ... at the height of the Dominion War.