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Dear Lemmy, why Star Trek??
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DS9 still holds up today. I don't think I will ever reach a point in my life where "In the Pale Moonlight" isn't some of the best television ever made.
I am an original ST zealot, but am gearing up for a DS9 viewing.
Am hopeful that I will like it given the opinions I've seen.
The first two seasons are a bit slow, but still great character building. By the third season, they've become a family, and by the fourth season, you're watching some of the best TV ever made.