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Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: Season 3 (1994 - 1995)
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Deep Space Nine is granted a new tactical asset, the powerful warship Defiant; to avert invasion, Sisko searches Gamma Quadrant for the Founders, the unseen leaders of the Dominion.
Tensions escalate when it appears the Federation has handed over DS9 and the entire Bajoran sector to the Dominion.
Quark's bragging backfires and he ends up on the Klingon homeworld married to the widow of a warrior he supposedly killed.
On the Trill homeworld, Sisko, Bashir and Jadzia seek an explanation for her recent bizarre hallucinations.
The possibility Kira is really a Cardassian field operative creates turmoil on the space station and on Cardassia.
A genetically engineered infant found in the wreckage of a ship matures quickly into a violent Jem'Hadar teen, who obeys only Odo.
O'Brien and Jake accidentally activate an automated multilevel security program, and each phase brings the station closer to destruction.
The crew of the Defiant discovers a planet in the Gamma Quadrant that shifts between dimensions and is about to disappear for 60 years.
Cmdr. Will Riker's duplicate steals the Defiant and prepares to lead the Maquis rebels on an attack against a secret Cardassian base.
An unexpected burst of passion sweeps through the station during a Bajoran festival, resulting in odd combinations of couples.
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Mar 22, 2022This is where the show really kicks off! The introduction of the Defiant and growing tensions with the Dominion drives a lot of this season, but that's not all it has to offer! The cast is really hitting their stride now. And this season offers a little bit of everything: humour, romance, action, social commentary. One of the best things about DS9, in my opinion, is the wide variety of stories we get: yes, sometimes it can be serious as hell and explore some morally grey areas - but just as often it offers a light-hearted romp or a bit of joyful silliness; and this season really exemplifies that. Past Tense is a highlight, even more so in the 2020s than it was in the 90s.
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Jan 02, 2022Everything starts to come to a head. The newly-introduced Dominion and the Cold War metaphor runs throughout this season. The ensemble cast really begins to feel ensemble, with impressive characterization and cleverly written plotlines to keep it feeling fresh and fun. This is arguably where DS9 really begins.
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Jan 15, 2021This is when DS9 starts to get really good. The best form this season is The Search Part I, Defiant, The House of Quark, Improbable Cause and The Die is Cast.
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Dec 22, 2020The show really starts to get into it's strike in season 3.
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Oct 29, 2020I really enjoyed the show
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Sep 23, 2020The third season shows the show is strong even when you take away the overarching Dominion plot.
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Feb 10, 2020Berman out! The most fortune thing ever occurd ib«n a star trek serie. The plot of the Dominium arrives
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Feb 02, 2020A little dated now but still great viewing. A good running story with fun sub plots and great characters
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Dec 27, 2019DS9's first great season
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Oct 17, 2019With each passing season this show begins to watch more ling Next Gen, which is painful for me, because the main thing I like about Deep Space Nine is how it distances itself from TNG's format, which I found dull and predictable most of the time. Once they get the Defiant, most episodes could have the cast extracted, and the TNG crew inserted with very little writing changes needing to be made. Felt more like they were using leftover scripts from TNG rather than writing for DS9. Can't stand the Dax or Bashir heavy episdoes, and this season has plenty. Still, star trek is better with an overarching story and most of the characters are still more likeable than the crew from TNG or TOS.
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