Synopsis: Doctor Bashir ends up falling in love with a new officer when he develops a way for her to function in a high gravity environment. Meanwhile, Quark receives a death threat from one of his former associates..

Memory Alpha Summary: Always heard falling in love can make you feel like you’re floating on air

Review: I’ve never been a big fan of episodes with a special character, especially when the special character is conveniently there to save the day using her special ability.

Synopsis: The discovery of a 30,000 year old Bajoran tablet buried under the holy city of B’hala announces the Reckoning, the time when the future of Bajor will be decided.

Memory Alpha Summary: What worries me is how your mother is going to take this

Review: I’m on the fence about this one.

Synopsis: Alexander Rozhenko joins the crew of the Rotarran, much to the disappointment of Worf. On Terok Nor, Tora Ziyal returns to the station where Dukat intends to use her to get closer to Major Kira.

Memory Alpha Summary: Torpedoing Worf one more time for good measure

Review: Unfortunately an episode with relationships I’ve never much cared for, those between Dukat and Nerys and between Worf and his son Alexander.

Synopsis: Kira uses the Orb of Time to travel into the past after Dukat claims that her mother was once his lover during the Occupation.

Memory Alpha Summary: This is heavy, Doc

Review: On one hand I enjoy time travel episodes that involve Terrok Nor and it was nice to see “old Dukat” again. On the other hand, way too much Kira. I just never buy her feelings for her mother, positive or negative, and per usual with this character/actor, the emotional swings are fast and furious.  

Synopsis: Three old Klingon warriors reunite on Deep Space 9, seeking Curzon Dax, with whom they entered into a blood oath to one day exact revenge on an enemy for killing the warriors’ firstborn sons. Finding Jadzia as worthy a warrior as they felt Curzon to be, she joins the Klingons in completing their vendetta.

Memory Alpha Summary: Rapid evolution

Review: While it’s cool that they brought back the three actors from TOS to reprise their roles, this time as elderly Klingon (complete with new forehead ridges!), I have a hard time caring about the blood oath itself.