As DS9 goes, this episode was nicely presented, most notably through the pacing and continuity, but nothing groundbreaking. "Image in the Sand" plays like several of the "Final Chapter" installments: It's hard to judge on its own because its story destination is unclear and rides so much on what comes afterward. Directed by Les Landau.Īnd so we set the stage with the first of the last. Written by Ira Steven Behr & Hans Beimler. To see the rankings and 10-scale ratings for this season's episodes, click here. Feel free to agree, disagree, or punch your computer screen. What was accomplished this year? What was overlooked? I'll offer my take on the matter in this final installment of the "Jammer Review" for DS9. As has been the case in past years, this summary takes the usual format: There are the capsule reviews in part one, followed by the season commentary in part two, and, this year, some closing thoughts in part three. Well, this is it folks-my last posting for Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. I didn't get everything I wanted, but I certainly got a lot. Nevertheless, I'm willing to call it one of DS9's-and Trek's-best overall seasons.
Nutshell: A season with flaws? Certainly. Series created by Rick Berman & Michael PillerĮxecutive producers: Rick Berman & Ira Steven Behr Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Seventh Season Recap
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