STAR TREK DS9 Past Tense Parts 1+2 | 3×11 and 3×12

Quick question for anyone from Patreon. During the pandemic, I had a great experience with a guy who went through all the Star Wars content. But he has since moved on to other things besides science-fiction. I’m having to care for my mom who can’t be left alone so I thought I’d see if I could find someone working through Star Trek content. I’ve seen a couple of the deep space nine episodes here and think this might be a good place to call home for a while. My question is, how does he do the content playback? I have access to the original content, but some people overlay their profile into the video while others have you queue up on another device so that they’re synchronized. And in Patreon you do get to watch the entire episode Reaction is that correct? Thanks in advance for anybody who can answer these questions for me.

Ollie, you're absolutely wrong about the Internet. This episode was made in 1995. By then, i was researching papers on the Internet, chatting with friends, and going into AOL chat rooms to meet girls and go on dates. In fact, i had been doing all those things since 1994. So, yes, "the net" was alive and available to anyone with a computer and a modem.

The cranky sanctuary guard is Mr. Futterman from "Gremlins"

Its not good these 2 great epis r in 2024. Think about the epi and society and politicians and the future…….

The Internet was made public in the early '90s, helped greatly by the invention of the World Wide Web in 1989–1990. By the time these episodes came out (start of 1995), the Web was already well established, even if not nearly as advanced or widely used as now. The Internet itself had existed in various forms for quite a lot longer. Although wide-area networks had been developed since the '60s, I think one could say the Internet attained its identity as such in 1974, when the first specification of the TCP/IP protocol stack that unifies it was published, which actually contained the first known instance of the name "Internet" (before then, there were many different networks with different protocols, although even for well over a decade afterwards, there was no widespread agreement about what to use to connect networks).

April 5
2063
First contact

No, Sisko was not always Bell. When the trio first went back in time, nothing changed in the present. It wasn't until their actions in the past got Bell killed that time changed, and the Federation no longer existed. Up until that moment, things were proceeding normally. To get things back on track, Sisko had to assume Bell's identity and carrying out actions as he would have to restore the Trek timeline we know.

Wow, they always went back to a dystopian time that was in my future, now it's my present.

27:02 very. Very sexy.

23:10 another interesting commentary regarding Jadzia’s arc is how she was treated. As a white skinned person, she was shown kindness and respect. However, Sisko and Bashir are brown skinned. They ended up in a sanctuary district. So the crew who made the episodes wanted to showcase the treatment of white people versus brown people in our society.

Skid row in LA is like a sanitary district.

It's happening again

I think ep 1 was vastly stronger than 2 in story structure. Kira and O'Brien is a bit of fun but it seems out of place.

Of course regarding the read in a broader sense, this all seems to rather directly advocate federal solutions to problems — The Sisko even demands a federal law be reinstated.

Well, there are many that think the actions by the Feds tend to create and exacerbate problems like this. The federal government can't micromanage cities and states.

subspace bubble = temporal wake, in star trek first contact.

note that episode 11 came out january 2nd 1995 so when they were writing and filming it, windows 95 hadnt even come out, there were only 10 thousand websites worldwide and 11 million people on the internet. I hope this wasnt some weird predictive programming and all the illegal migrants in places like new york start rioting in september. these episodes were considered too far fetched back in the 90s, now its realistic.