Following on from my look at Improbable Cause with Wes and Clay, I return to The Pensky Podcast to take a look at the unlikely second part of the two-part story.
We talk about “epic” storytelling on Star Trek, and the shifting of focus away from the Federation, as well as the internal politics of the Cardassians and the Romulans. We also talk about the unique strand of liberal humanism that runs through Star Trek: Deep Space Nine and the tragedy of so many of its alien characters who unable to ever go home again.
You can find more from The Pensky Podcast here, and listen to the podcast by clicking the link or just listening below.
You might be interested in our reviews of the third season of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine:
- The Search, Part I
- The Search, Part II
- House of Quark
- Equilibrium
- Second Skin
- Supplemental: Fearful Symmetry by Olivia Woods
- The Abandoned
- Civil Defense
- Meridian
- Defiant
- Supplemental: (Malibu Comics) #29-30 – Sole Asylum
- Supplemental: The Pensky Podcast – Season 3, Episode 9
- Fascination
- Past Tense, Part I
- Past Tense, Part II
- Life Support
- Heart of Stone
- Supplemental: (Malibu Comics) The Rules of Diplomacy
- Destiny
- Prophet Motive
- Supplemental: The 34th Rule by Armin Shimerman & David R. George III
- Visionary
- Supplemental: (Malibu Comics) Blood and Honour
- Distant Voices
- Through the Looking Glass
- Supplemental: (Malibu Comics) #29-30 – Enemies & Allies
- Supplemental: The Soul Key by Olivia Woods
- Improbable Cause
- Supplemental: The Pensky Podcast – Season 3, Episode 20
- The Die is Cast
- Supplemental: The Pensky Podcast – Season 3, Episode 21
- Explorers
- Family Business
- Shakaar
- Facets
- The Adversary
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