Product reviewsStar Trek : Deep Space Nine - Series 1 (Box Set) (DVD, 2003)

Good

As expected

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Deep Space Nine (season one)

The start of a new Star Trek spin off, Deep Space Nine , a bit different but a well thought of new direction, i had always seen bits of this series but never in the right order, so it is worth watching ? yep sure is if you are into The Star Trek thing you wont be dissapointed.
Im off on ebay to find a season two at this moment.!!!Read full review...

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Season 1 DVD

I bought the DVD boxset because I am collecting every Star Trek series on DVD and Ebay's prices are quite reasonable. I like that the DVD's, unlike the VHS's, have extra features and have better picture quality. One thing that annoyed me when I was looking for these DVD's is that there are quite a lot of imports laying around and I prefer the real UK DVD's which is what I'm collecting. All in all I am happy with my purchase and have bought 4 Star Trek DVD boxsets off Ebay since and am very happy with them too.

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DS9 Season 1 - Hardcase Boxset

Season one of DS9, although not the best in my mind, is a good start to a great story arc.

The hard case is pretty much scratch proof and is a great storage for all the DVD's that are inside. In a new box set, you should receive the dvd's in a clear plastic wallet-like holder, along with a guide to the episodes and a special dvd (1 of 7) that you collect to form a full view of the station and DS9's features.

The box sets are subtly coloured to represent each season and look great on the shelf. Look out for broken hinges, although the clasp on the front holds it together very well.Read full review...

ST: Deep space nine box set (hard case) s1 2003

Decent start to probably the most rich in overall composition of star trek tv series'. Gets better as the seasons progress.

Standard

Don't rate the first few series of DS9 that highly. Only purchased this item to complete the set. Having said that, I suppose the latter series wouldn't make sense without the early ones