Star Trek should bring back this complex alien species that hasn't had a major presence in the franchise since Star Trek: Deep Space Nine.

IDW brings its epic line of rejuvenated Star Trek comics to a grand conclusion, and it improves significantly on the ending of Deep Space Nine ...

In the 1998 Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode Inquisition, Dr. Julian Bashir (Alexander Siddig) becomes the target of an investigation by Deputy Director Luther Sloan (William Sadler).

When Dr. Julian Bashir was revealed to be genetically engineered, he could have helped win Star Trek: Deep Space Nine's Dominion War, but instead, he was a liability. Dr. Bashir was exposed as an ...

The Dominion War was in full swing and this was not a happy time for Starfleet. Losing DS9 in Call To Arms was a blow, though the destruction of the 7th Fleet was even more crippling.

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.

A Pale Moonlight Screenshot: Paramount The third major battle for Deep Space Nine lead to a slowdown in the overall arc of the Dominion War, as both sides consolidated forces and territories ...

And if all of that wasn’t wild enough, on June 12, in the episode “Facets,” 1995, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine added a new wrinkle to Trill canon.

Although the Dominion War is mentioned in an episode of Voyager, with Janeway and her crew learning about the battle once they finally establish a connection with the Alpha Quadrant, it never ...