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🚀 Sisko’s SECRET Galaxy-class In #StarTrek Did you know Captain Sisko eventually commanded a Galaxy-class starship? Following the events of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Benjamin Sisko’s story continued in the Star Trek novel continuity. Eventually, he returned to Starfleet. His new command was the USS Robinson, NCC-71842; a...

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Фото профиля Richard yeoman
Richard yeoman5 дней назад

Except thanks to Starfleet Academy that never happened.

Фото профиля BOΞ_DYΞ
BOΞ_DYΞ5 дней назад

Thank God Starfleet Academy is not canon...

Фото профиля ▄︻̷̿┻̿═━一
▄︻̷̿┻̿═━一5 дней назад

Wow

Фото профиля k𝔢𝔦𝔱𝔥 𝔭𝔬𝔰𝔱𝔩𝔢𝔯 is delusional👍
k𝔢𝔦𝔱𝔥 𝔭𝔬𝔰𝔱𝔩𝔢𝔯 is delusional👍5 дней назад

Only the television shows and movies are canon. So get over it.

Фото профиля Florida Bartley 🇺🇸💥
Florida Bartley 🇺🇸💥5 дней назад

So he returned from the Temple?

Фото профиля Sergorn Dragon 🌈
Sergorn Dragon 🌈5 дней назад

DS9 relaunch is absolutely awful.

Фото профиля William Wassersug
William Wassersug5 дней назад

But we know what happened to the continuity of the novels.

Фото профиля Carla Zaz
Carla Zaz5 дней назад

Let's not add to the already mountain of crap trying to profit off of ST and SW. The Sisko/Emissary never returned to temporal space, and was never seen again except perhaps in short episodes like when people had visions with the other Prophets.

Фото профиля Stephen Day
Stephen Day5 дней назад

Not canon.

Фото профиля Robert Xavier
Robert Xavier5 дней назад

Fiction has to maintain a thread of realism. He ascended into the celestial temple because the Sisko is of Bejor (wormhole alien) Him returning to Star Fleet would be like a Wormhole Alien working at Rom's Bar.

Фото профиля Alfred Duffel
Alfred Duffel5 дней назад

Sisko never returning was the right ending. He was supposed to die, but Avery Brooks refused to do that because he didn’t want a black man abandoning his unborn child, which is dumb since he would be dying in the line of duty, which is not in any way dishonorable.

Фото профиля gon
gon5 дней назад

I don't think so.

Фото профиля Atheists are scum. I am the Captain of ragebait.
Atheists are scum. I am the Captain of ragebait.5 дней назад

I thought he was brought to white land with the prophets?

Фото профиля Jamie
Jamie5 дней назад

I would accept a new Trek series with Avery Brooks returning as Sisko. Preferably including his family: Jake, Cassidy, and their child.

Фото профиля Jeebus Christos
Jeebus Christos5 дней назад

Guess they missed that chapter in Starfleet Academy?

Фото профиля Ed
Ed5 дней назад

his daughter was way more powerful than he was. And then CODA came out and erased the entire timeline

Фото профиля Paul Cooper
Paul Cooper5 дней назад

Well, no he didn’t, not in alpha canon as we learn in SFA that Sisko, like Dr Sam Beckett, never returned home. Oh well

Фото профиля The420joker
The420joker4 дней назад

Theres a lot of love for the 3 TNG Era series and Trekkies wanted a continuation of all three Its a shame the writers didnt listen to the Fanbase

Фото профиля Maanvis 🇳🇱 🍅
Maanvis 🇳🇱 🍅5 дней назад

Wait what, I thought Sisko became one of the wormhole aliens? When did he get the galaxy class then?

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