Season 6: Episode 23, "Profit and Lace" You might have thought that Tootsie, a movie from 1982, put an end to the tradition that men dressed up as women were inherently funny, but this 1998 episode (that genuinely is trying to offer a feminist message at its core) proves otherwise. Season 5: Episode 7, "Let He Who Is Without Sin." Continuing a proud tradition of Star Trek episodes that try to show how evolved and, like, with it future humanity is when it comes to morality, but only succeeds in showing how very much those responsible for said episodes are products of their time, "Let He." doubles down with the revelation that, hey, did you know that events in your childhood can shape the person you become as an adult? It's true! If you're one of those people, cancel all your evening plans for the next few months. It remained true to the ideals behind the franchise while breaking new ground, and in the process, setting the stage for the great sci-fi that followed (looking at you, Battlestar Galactica remake).ĭespite that, it remains a show that a lot of people haven't managed to discover just yet.
The answer turned out to be "pretty good, actually." Deep Space Nine (or DS9 for short) wasn't the same kind of Star Trek that audiences had enjoyed before, but instead something that took the ideas behind the earlier series in different directions. How good could a Star Trek be if the characters weren't boldly going anywhere? After all, Star Trek: The Next Generation was still going strong, so the idea of a second series set in the same time period seemed superfluous, and the revelation that it wouldn't be set on a starship, but instead a space station, felt ludicrous.
When it debuted in 1993, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine seemed like an odd proposition.
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