I thought it was the worst of the newer one`s.  Even worse then Enterprise.  They totally destroyed the Borg`s character in that show.  Previously, The Borg were unstoppable.  They destroyed most of the Fed fleet in a single engagment.  Anytime they were defeated was by "luck".  They were a true menacing threat.  My favorite Star Trek race by far.  In Voyager, Somehow Janeway and a small Interpid class ship were able to deal with them.  Ugh...That was the end for me.

Voyager's worse than Enterprise, intro music notwithstanding. A lot of people think so. It's honestly not even close IMO. Not that Enterprise is anything extra, of course.

Anyway, DS9's trivially the best series of the franchise, with TNG and TOS tied for second.

I hope I`m not going to far off topic here.  I think the final TNG episode "All good things" is the best final episode of any series I`ve seen.  What a high note to go out on.  The way they brought the original TNG crew, The end of the series crew and a future version togeather.  Q was there too.  I thought that episode was better then any of the movie`s.  The latter years of TNG were so good, None of the other series could measure up for me.

Yeah, I don't judge a show by only the best season.  Voyager started meh and went retard for half the run, Enterprise went fucking nuts.  On a stupidity scale of 1-10, they said fuck it, lets go for 20 and make everyone stop watching before the finale.  Good concept, decent initial execution, omfg bad assraping of the series by the end of it.  Fortunately since so few people watched the show wind down, they didn't cause too much damage to society.

The only problem with DS9 as the best is that it's not really Star Trek.  Other than that it's got it in the bag, less retard moments than any of the others.

I hated Enterprise, partially but not only because somehow Archer reminded me of former president Bush. The intro music was horrible, the Xindi/temporal cold war story arcs were completely unbelievable, and aside from a few good episodes, most of them were either breaking with existing canon or simply over the top unrealistic.

Only truly good points IMO were that they continued the ST tradition of amazingly played and interesting doctors, and the special effects.

Voyager I found alot better. Sure a large part of the episodes were cloaked soaps, and sure I hated how they screwed the Borg, but it had some absolute jewels. The Hirogen WW2 holodeck hijack, the 30 (or 60 or 90 or whatever) Days of Hell storyarc, etc.. Some interesting character developments as well, and The Doctor has to be my favorite ST character ever after McCoy

Ok, I understand how and why people hate enterprise, but I only like it because it explains a lot about the founding of the federation.

but really people like ds9 because of the battle scenes, I mean when have you ever seen in star trek, several thousand ships goes hopeless than for some odd reason they seem to win, and as for tng, best series after tos which is still the best.

It kinda a shame that star trek will never be as it was as before, sure we can go back to the ds9 or before that, but it wouldn't be star trek without Majel (the computer voice)

Jeri Ryan...oh yeah baby. VOY didn't get good till she came into the show.

And DS9 FTW!!

In my book,

1. DS9
2. TNG
3. TOS
4. Enterprise
5. Voyager

DS9 was by far the best ST show. It ran for 7 seasons and all of them were good. And for the first time we saw large space battle and it showed the darker side to ST. Even the pilot episode (Emissary) was amazing.

TNG was the second best ST show. It also ran for 7 seasons but not all of them were good. The first season was pretty bad, it wasnt until the 3rd season that the show really started to pick up. TNG also did have the best last episode of any TV shows.

I never really liked the TOS, it groundbreaking for its time but many of the episodes are just too cheese now. I dont enjoy watching them anymore.

Enterprise was a step back, literally. Some episodes were fun but most were just plain terrible, its like the show didn't know what direction to take!

Voyager was the worst of them all. The show didn't make any sense, they always had enough food/supplies/Torpedoes. They took on the Borg by themselves. They always could repair their ship "somehow" (when the Enterprise went into battle it needed to go back to a starbase/shipyard for repair, but not Voyager, oh no, Voyager can magically repair its hull/systems). The characters were bad, very bad. I hated all of them: Neelix, the Doctor, Harry, Janeway, Chakotey, Paris, Tuvok and especially 7of9. The only good one they had was Kes and she left in the beginning.

I must be the only one in the world that loved Enterprise. I just loved the ship and the way they handled themselves as being the first to be out there. I thought that archer was just great. I'm not saying it,s the best series just that I enjoyed it very much.  it always makes me laugh when I hear people say they broke with canon... who cares if they break from canon.  TOS never followed they own rules and we all loved it. How many times did they follow the prime directive back in the times of Kirk... I think they broke that rule in all the episodes LOL

For me it's TNG PICARD is the very best captain of all times. In season 3 and after you could feel him just by looking at his face.

After it's DS9 for the dark side of Star trek

Then its Enterprise

TOS

and finally Voyager. Borg are sisies just destroyed the show for me. So did 7 of 9.  I just wish neelix was thrown out the nearest airlock.

I can't wait to see the next movie, and be ready to hear... WHAT!!!!  THEY BROKE WITH CANON ASSHOLES!!!!!

If anything it will definitely be funny and entertaining on its own.

lol, so true. There was no need for the Federation to fight the Dominion, all the Federation had to do is sell the holodecks to the Dominion, it would have killed most of the Jem'Hadars.

I got my eyes on some DVD collections in a not so far past and guess what i wanted to buy and bought;

Voyager season-6 (or 5 & 4)... and all four of Enterprise, just for the Kzinti saga & the sufficating small range of the ship itself.

Cuz, it's not what any of these shows meant but when & where they took place in the Star Trek "phenomemal" sci-fi context.

DS9 was your usual static soap opera on a station with a worm-hole close enough to Bajor & Cardassia and to make it dramatic & targeted by the Dominion & their Jem Hadar puppets. Spice it all up with an esoteric quest for prophets and shape-shifting founders and they simply got enough storylines to SUSTAIN seven loooooooong seasons.

TNG was the re-birth of exploration with a diplomatic twist.

TOS was and still is the best of all series combined. Beam me up Scotty.

I liked Voyager for the struggle and the return home emergency. But, a *LOT* more because of its scientific premises and how two stranded crews needed to join forces against all odds and the complete unknown. Spice it all up with the incredible actress mentioned above and you know what or where the Borgs are. My favorite episodes are Think Tank, Relativity & the Catapult!

Kathryn Janeway overwhelmingly outsmarted every Captains found in any of the above series. Fiction or not.