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To: rwb
Oh, and currently Enterprise is the worst Star Trek of the five. It's stories are too drab and unexciting (might change though). DS9 is the best. IMHO

I tend to concur, overall it was the best of the group so far. Although I have to agree that Sisko did go "ABM" a lot......with Eddington, e.g., and in the reality-warp back to the Golden Age of Sci-Fi, when the ensemble appeared without their latex, and we got to see what Marc Alaimo and Armin Shimerman looked like without all the Michael Westmore physiognomic magic. That whole episode was full of grace touches -- I even liked the hat-tip to the screenwriters: "Commander Sisko sat at his desk and looked out the window...." Plus, the final episode was just great -- and everyone went to the wrap party in costume, which was filmed and rolled into the story line. I kept that one.

But the best episode of them all, bar none (IMHO) is from TNG: it's the time-loop conundrum, in which Kelsey Grammer guests in a cameo.

157 posted on 05/07/2004 6:19:27 AM PDT by lentulusgracchus (Et praeterea caeterum censeo, delenda est Carthago. -- M. Porcius Cato)
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To: lentulusgracchus
But the best episode of them all, bar none (IMHO) is from TNG: it's the time-loop conundrum, in which Kelsey Grammer guests in a cameo.

The Best of Both Worlds: Parts 1 & 2 were the best episodes ever to come from Star Trek. ;^)

170 posted on 05/07/2004 11:07:26 AM PDT by ABG(anybody but Gore) (Wolfgang Puck does not belong on Iron Chef America, no matter how funny his accent is.)
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