Benjamin Sisko: Personnel File

Ben Sisko is a man of many hats but decreasing haircuts. Emissary, diplomat, captain, father and builder. Yep, did you know he originally wore the gold uniform of Starfleet operations? I didn't. He seems to have been born to be a leader so I always just assumed he was command from the get go.
Not only a hero against the Dominion, his passion lies in a competitive nature, moral conviction and a desire to look out for those around him. Also he's kind of a demigod according to Bajoran scripture so... aces.
Personnel File is a new series that collects the facts and information about a character from the Star Trek lore to paint an image of who they are and their personality. Sometimes there's pages to go on, others there might only be one defining episode.
Music from bensound.com, purple-planet.com and freesfx.co.uk
"Crossing the Chasm" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
"Thunderbird" MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Shores of Avalon Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
creativecommons...
Star Trek Online developed by Cryptic Studios and Perfect World.
Star Trek, and Star Trek Deep Space Nine are all owned by Paramount Pictures and distributed by CBS.
Star Trek: First Contact, Generations, Insurrection and Nemesis are all owned by Paramount Pictures.
This Video is for educational purposes with commentary.

[@julius-stark]

He remains my favorite captain mainly because I feel he's the most complex. And he had the best ship. The Enterprise is nice and all but I'd take the battle turtle any day.

[@roguerifter9724]

Sisko is my favorite as well though a large part of that is a soft spot for ship designing captains (I've reoleplayed ship designing captains or admirals in various tabletop style RPGs from many settings)

[@WobblesandBean]

BATTLE TURTLE

[@rooskiwolf1653]

@@WobblesandBean The USS Defiant is a fine ship. Just don't go anywhere for too long, you'll run out of supplies. :)

[@LancerJak]

Q only fucked with him ONCE. After that, he left his ass alone. Also he’s a flawed man, he brought in the Romulans into the Dominion War.

[@sheilaolfieway1885]

@@LancerJak also he's probably one of the few starfleet captains with a high kill count.

[@spaceninja7687]

Damn, I knew The Sisko was great but I didn't know he helped design the Defiant. No wonder it was nicknamed "The pimp hand".

[@weldonwin]

No, the Defiant's nickname (And some would argue its proper name) is "USS Ben Sisko's Mother F**king Pimphand"

[@SignoftheMagi]

His nickname is "The Sisko", first name "Don't Fuck With".

[@allnamesaretakenful]

Sisko is evil. He poisoned a planet to catch one person. If the people had decided to stay or their ships malfunctioned, they would have died.

[@DrewLSsix]

Zachary Grigley is he also evil for all the people he actually did Kill throughout the various conflicts he was involved in?

[@jonsnor4313]

He warned the people on the planet. If people want to die that badly it isnt his fault.

[@UkrainianPaulie]

The answer to Kirk or Picard is.....the Sisko.

[@JaredLS10]

lol, a old buddy asked me Kirk or Picard. I answered Sisko. Glad im not the only one.

[@jonnyhall1]

Same here

[@giga9217]

#Janeway4Life

[@CH3353N1NJ45]

*Laughs in Archer*

[@DaveMiller2]

Benjamin Lafeyette Sisko is most certainly the answer.

[@TheAtkey]

"Commander of Deep Space Nine; and the Emissary to the Prophets, decorated combat officer, widower, father, mentor... and, oh yes - the man who started the war with the Dominion."

[@thenewpav543]

'I thought you'd be taller'

[@youtubeviewer4472]

and finished it!

[@DaveMiller2]

The Dominion started the war with the Dominion. Sisko did end it though.

[@TheWinterShadow]

Don't forget punched that jerk Q.

[@TheAtkey]

@@DaveMiller2 Technically Kira, Demar, Elim Garak, and Odo ended the war. The Federation did start the war by mining the wormhole now I agree they had no choice in the matter and in my opinion let Dominion travel though it for far too long in the hopes of having some kind of peace.

[@nathanfrisson]

While this is a very detailed and factual video, it misses the mark about his base personality as evidenced in other KZbin videos that compare the captains. It does not mention that Sisko is a family man who is comfortable around children of all ages. Nor does it mention that Sisko is a very personable captain who cooks for his crew, played baseball with them and even joined them to save Vic Fontaine’s holosuite nightclub. And leaving out the part where he joined Vic onstage as they both sang, “The Best is Yet to Come.” Is downright villainy. None of these were mentioned in the video and I believe they were the most valuable traits he possessed... attributes that brazenly separated him from the other captains. All you did was focus on the grim side of him. The latter part of this video is a disservice.

[@G11713]

It also mistakenly referred to him as wrestling when it was actually boxing, I believe.

[@BlazingOwnager]

Everyone on the enterprise was a bit of a weirdo, esp when it came to family and love lives. DS9's crew was infinitely more human across the board. Sisko fit right in with that; he was the only Captain that was balanced enough to have a wife and kid, eventually remarry, etc. without this "But the uniform!!!" bizarre debate. There's no reason you can't have both and Sisko was just as committed as the others.

[@brycekallenbach8042]

@@BlazingOwnager I just finished the series and recently watched "Take me out to the holosuite", it is wrestling I believe.

[@michaelesposito2629]

G11713 he started as a wrestler in the academy

[@CaptainUnusual]

Captain Unusual Probably due to the fact that the show had so many complex plots. To include the personality stuff along with that the video would have to be a good 30 minutes long.

[@samaravadi3]

Compared to the defiant, every ship seems underpowered and conservative

[@Gwolfsoun]

samaravadi3 The Defiant class(aka a micro dreadnought) aka Sisko's M fing Pimp hand. When you want everything in the quadrant to duck.

[@xen1313]

The Federation used most ships for multi-purpose missions, the Defiant class only had one mission. When you strip out everything that supports a multi mission large crews. You can pack a lot of single mission specific gear in a tighter space. This also makes them faster to produce and replace, which in war, would be a necessity.

[@WobblesandBean]

Right?? What the hell was Starfleet thinking in not making a gazillion of these?

[@someguy3711]

@@WobblesandBean It was written by a bunch of overly idealistic lefties, and followed a model of peace at any price, you basically have cruise liners in space going up against other groups who only field warships in battle. The whole premise of it is ludicrious, it would be like if we sent all the families of navy men/women to sea with them on deployment. You should have had the science/medical/support ships and then just straight warships to do the dedicated fighting. Have the federation split into distinct branches civilian and military.

[@flamixflame2685]

@@someguy3711 what's funny is the fact that these Cruise liners and exploration ships like the intrepid class with its infinite torpedo's and the galaxy class with its luxurious bedrooms, is that they can go toe to toe with multiple purpose built warships from the romulans, cardassians, and Klingons and win after starting the fight at 43% shields The technology gap between the federation and these empires is insane and then the fact the federation is also twice the size of each of them. The federation could literally stomp all these empires in a year with multi vector assault defiants, which I have no doubt they could mass produce. The federation is literally just an oligarchy where the ruling elite are lazy and fat on their own morality. No wonder the the humans in the terran universe managed to stomp the Klingons, Romulans, Xindi, Cardassians, Vulcans, and Tholians before the events of star trek discovery.

[@SignoftheMagi]

Someone once told me that Ben Sisko was the Chuck Norris of Star Trek. Wrong. Chuck Norris is the Ben Sisko of the 20th Century.

[@mathewdeering]

Ben Sisko punched out Q six months before he was born.

[@thomasmatthewharris1980]

@@mathewdeering Q had it coming

[@albeiroospino3507]

Hablar en español de viaje las estrellas la nueva generacion

[@ZemplinTemplar]

Tsh. Sisko would shoot Chuck Norris into the stratosphere merely by glaring at him... No need to tire the mighty Sisko fist. X-D

[@4TheRecord]

Sisko's back hander is so strong it can cause people to fly across rooms. "Ben Sisko's Actual Pimp Hand" - kzbin.info/www/bejne/jmirmXebjrVpoZY "Designing the U.S.S. Ben Sisko's Mutha F***in' Pimp Hand" - kzbin.info/www/bejne/rZisgJeZd9CesMk

[@parallaxnick637]

"You hit me! Picard never hit me..."

[@humbleopinion43samurai19]

I'm not picard. 😂

[@fletcher1710]

@@humbleopinion43samurai19 No. You're much easier to provoke!

[@rogerauger7766]

That is why he is the Most Badass (and my Favorite) Starfleet Captain.

[@drew4564]

Kirk puts them all to shame

[@petersteele7603]

My favorite SF captain/character now... I wasn't a fan at first, but over time sisko grew on me and has overcome every fictional character I've ever experienced with the exception of Ron Howard's Conan (#2) & Barry Sadlers Casca Longinus (the Eternal Mercenary) #1 fictional character of all time imo.

[@Reub3]

I wish they would make a trek movie about Ben Sisko.

[@nobodycaresaboutchicken]

It was in production when it got cancelled. The last tng movie really killed the movies.

[@grumpychocobo]

He's probably my favorite Captain and a large part of that is his flaws.

[@jacksonheathen2092]

At least his flaws usually had justification (unlike Janeway). 😁

[@Utubesuperstar]

Makes him a compelling character

[@JCDenton2012Modder]

Benjamin Sisko... The Federations Pimp Hand... the man... the legend.

[@rogerauger7766]

LOL PERFECT!

[@DMSProduktions]

HAWK:In space!

[@BlackDelegation]

I love this character. I knew he was going to go on to have a special place in Trek history halfway through the pilot episode.

[@efraim3364]

Avery Brooks is one of the most genuine human beings you'll ever meet, he brought it to the character and thats why Ben Sisko is the best captain ever

[@Erine120]

I knew he was gonna be awesome when he punched Q and told him he wasn’t Picard

[@havok6280]

In the Pale Moon Light is one of my favorite Trek episodes... I know this is memory alpha only, but the DS9 relaunch has a lot of interesting Sisko material.

[@AnthonyJ504]

havok6280 Yea great episode. The turning point of the Dominion war. If not for his actions in that episode the Federation would have been conquered.

[@blakstik8]

it's a fake!

[@geemonster9179]

Mine too great episode featuring Garak another great character

[@ruberthablackman3949]

I must admit of all the Star Trek series Deep Space Nine is my fav. I love the characters and the complex nature of them all. I think Sisko is my favorite Captain

[@TheWinterShadow]

i agree

[@raygoshay4096]

Great video! As a full character, Sisko is my favorite Star Trek captain.

[@RimaNari]

Oh wow. That is hands down a fantastic video! Reciting the Memory Alpha content is one thing, drawing an exhaustive yet still concise character profile another altogether... I watched DS9 several times and Sisko is certainly one of my favorite characters from all of Trek (nope, not all series leads are), yet you made me realize things about his character that I never thought of before. Especially, I often viewed his witch hunt of Eddington as kinda a one-off episode, one that doesn't fit into his character. "He would never really have gone THAT far, would he?" I was thinking. Your synopsis puts that in a good context with the rest of his character. His actions were certainly extreme, but I kinda think I understand him better now... and understand that and why he went that far. Certainly gained a sub and I'm looking forward to more of those videos! You seem to be quite good in judging a character.

[@riannethomas3879]

I would like to see a personnel file on Nog , the first Ferengi in Starfleet.

[@tmk6022]

There is one by now, check it out

[@jumpscaremyers6886]

Do Elim Garak Video Next.

[@FFcecil1991]

Garak YES!!

[@williamcostigan91]

Why he's just a "plain simple tailor."

[@FFcecil1991]

William Costigan "It's best not to dwell on such minutiae." -- Elim Garak, In the Pale Moonlight

[@williamcostigan91]

FFcecil1991 I've been left with the distinct impression that if I attempt to downvote this comment... It might explode.

[@FFcecil1991]

William Costigan I hope that's just an impression. xD

[@uamee]

yaay was looking forward to seeing more personnel files

[@Sam-uc1gb]

uamee wait, I didn't expect to see you here.

[@uamee]

uamee is man of many interests :D

[@Sam-uc1gb]

uamee Cool! I enjoy Star Trek as well.

[@MetaSynForYourSoul]

The one thing I say always about Sisko and that is that he is the one most like an actual military officer. I grew up with military officers all around me, my mom was in the air force as well as my granddad, both of them retired from there and growing up watching star trek I realized that Picard is a great diplomat but not the absolute best representation of what I know military officers to be like, but Sisko checks all the boxes and then some.

[@WhydoIsuddenlyhaveahandle]

Well said. I, too, grew up in a military family. Picard (although I love him for different reasons) always came off was a bit naive at first, openly saying Starfleet was not a military organization in Season 2. Obviously ridiculous. He ended up showing immense courage, though. Diplomat is a great name for him. I also like philosopher. Sisko, in one word: Soldier

[@MetaSynForYourSoul]

@WhydoIsuddenlyhaveahandle I swear, "Starfleet is *_NOT_* a military organization." is drilled in me head like so much propaganda. It's ridiculous. You are literally organized like a military, a navy specifically. Chain of command, Ranks, not to mention weapons of mass destruction at the disposal of every captain in the fleet. They don't even gotta check with someone before destroying a planets ecosystem. It's a military and a super dangerous one at that. That being said, I'm glad humanity, at least for the most part, seems capable of handling it. Picard being the utmost example of such a person. But I think the Dominion war reminded us that we still have "That" instinct. And Sisko is the pinnacle of, "When the job needs getting done, send this guy." I truly think of him like that. Simply because idk if any of the other captains, except maybe Kirk, can reach down into the level of ruthlessness required to win an all out war. But that's why I love him.

[@garrysmith9515]

Sisko is my favourite Captain in the ST universe. A dedicated career man who finds balance enough to be a successful father figure to Jake. Which is big bonus points for me because no other Captain has been a parent, and as a father myself, I find great respect in how his character is written(and of course, acted out by Avery Brooks.) I think he really embodies the Federation and it's values to a greater or lesser degree, and makes him worthy of admiration and respect. My two favourite episodes of DS9 are The Visitor and Far Across the Stars, which really showcase Avery Brooks' acting chops. Great video, Ric!

[@AbusharifVideos]

Deep Space 9 was, I think, the best series. Sisko was a great Captain, with flaws and obsessions. But he also had a big heart and a great understanding of his surrounding and situation; whether he liked t or not.

[@AlexanderTheScourge]

Do Dax not Jadiza or Ezri but the symbiot Dax

[@havok6280]

Justin Dorsey the Lives of Dax is an excellent collection of short stories...

[@geemonster9179]

The symbiant and host are considered one and the same

[@NearlyH3adlessNick]

@@geemonster9179 Yes, but what the OP (and now me) is asking for is a profile of the many "one and the same"'s that is Dax.

[@TheKickass85]

@@NearlyH3adlessNick then it has to go back to the first host that was bonded with dax

[@NearlyH3adlessNick]

@@TheKickass85 yeah? Lol all of "Dax"

[@4TheRecord]

7 Vorta and 1 Changling voted this video down.

[@georgethompson913]

and 23 jem hadar

[@bloodysimile4893]

And eight Pah-Wraith.

[@IronSpyder-ky2lk]

and 10 breen

[@IronSpyder-ky2lk]

not to mention kai winn

[@MidnightAspec]

Of all the Trek captains, Sisko was is the one most portrayed as flawed yet, that winds up being his strength to some degree.

[@aperson22222]

One last thing: Since Sisko went to the Fire Caves on personal business rather than a Starfleet mission, he's probably listed as AWOL rather than as MIA. Unless maybe Starfleet fudged his listing to avoid disgracing the legacy of a heroic officer, which is quite possible.

[@thedank0r162]

aperson22222 what does AWOL mean

[@ricitizen]

@@thedank0r162 Away WithOut Leave. AWOL

[@theonlymatthew.l]

Stopping the Pah Wraiths was personal business? Sisco's assignment was to protect Bajor and usher them into the Federation. It's not like he could have accomplished either of those things with the Pah Wraiths in charge...

[@georgethompson913]

@@theonlymatthew.l it's not like the federation sent him down to investigate the fire caves, oh wait they didn't he just up and left....

[@alienishere002]

A W O L = Absent With Out Leave

[@cloudduel13]

The haircut. You forgot it. It is when he became the baddest man ever.

[@permeus2nd]

he is my favorite of the captains and funny the Defiant is my favorite federation ship (probaly because it looks the least like a fed ship) personally ied love for him to make a return to star trek as it really bugs me that they refuse to make a new show set in the most interesting time in the star trek setting. think of it the last time we saw federation space was at the end of DS9, we didnt see anything important in voyager apart from a new ship or two and one battle but a new show for star trek set after voyager would have the events after the dominion war and the fall of cardasia and all that new tech and knowledge that voyager returned home with, that's one hell of a setting to build on. on a side note i play STO and i love that his baseball is still on HIS desk at DS9.

[@shanepye7078]

Really hope they bring him back at somepoint in Picard. The way it ends with Sisko is too "quantum leap."

[@TheAnanaki]

Hell no. Just no.

[@Jenks337]

Hell Yes. Just Yes!!! Fuck it they brought back Picard!!!

[@ryanallison9307]

Have you seen the doc the captain's he was barely coherent.

[@Penfrindle]

What if Avery Brooks somehow reprises his role as Sisko in the new Picard series?

[@Goldenbane]

@Yuki BabaYaga The new Star Trek shows are absolutely horrible. Not only are they pushing the same very tired agenda currently going on in Hollywood right now, but for some reason they're stuffed with filthy language (like they're trying to be like that idiot Seth McFarlane's lame ass show), stupid characters, and ignore all previous established continuity. I don't want the great Captain Sisko anywhere near that garbage, unless it's to clean it all up and get rid of it.

[@TheAnanaki]

So after almost 25 years it finally hit me that Jake is actually 1/4 prophet too. Lol. To anyone's knowledge has this fact ever been explored outside the television series? Seems like there would be some interesting stories to tell.

[@amandamills4133]

for all we know, maybe the fact that he's half profit and Jake is 1/4 could have something to do with why they were attached to each other almost like a rubber band during the Visitor. if they were just ordinary humans, I couldn't think of any reasonable explanation to justify that.

[@TheAnanaki]

@@amandamills4133 That really makes a lot of sense.

[@zumbinis]

@@amandamills4133 The word you mean is properly spelled "P-r-o-p-h-e-t-(s)." The word/spelling you are using has to do with earning income.

[@williamcostigan91]

Most badass man to wear the uniform since Kirk.

[@Locktwiste72]

Benjamin Sisko was the most human of all the Star Trek captains we saw on-screen. A single father who was given the task of commanding a space station located near a mysterious and dangerous wormhole while making sure that the thousands of human and alien species aboard said space station didn't kill each other or start another war.

[@Falcon_Chapter]

This was a really interesting video. Thank you.

[@TheXman779]

"In The Pale Moonlight" is my favorite DS9 episode. Especially the ending when he was looking for the excuse to except for what he had done for the greater good while recording his captain's log. Then deleted it because of the guilt he was feeling. He barely showed any emotion in that scene, and he didn't have to. You could feel the weight on that decision, and it made you ask yourself, would've you done the same thing?

[@shanenonwolfe4109]

Wonder if his character will be ever revisited to tell us when he comes back from the prophets

[@niceguygesnone1]

You forgot his great ancestor in the 80's was Hawk from spenser for hire

[@shmee123ful]

I would love to see a Seven of Nine personnel file as the more I think about it the more I think she is my favourite character in all of Star Trek. Also as you've already covered Picard and Sisko it may be interesting to do a episode on seven as she has a much different relationship to the Borg compared to the other two and you could sepculate on how each of them deals with their tarma. Picard I believe to be remorse, Sisko anger and seven...it's a little harder to say.. Recovery? Momentum.

[@blazechicken6822]

In the Pale Moonlight was one of my favorites because it showed that Sisko was a man that could be corrupted so to speak. I think Sisko was a great counterpart to Picard. Picard, for the most part, was a kind of "By the letter of" and Sisko was more "In the spirit of" kind of leader. By the end of the episode Sisko is shown to be capable of committing evil in the name of the greater good once he's fallen low enough like seeing names of people he knows killed in the war week after week. I think one of the many reasons Sisko became my favorite captain is because they show that despite him being an exceptional leader he is also a flawed human being and capable of being driven by negative emotions.

[@andregordon2599]

I love every captain (yes including Archer and Pine) for different reasons. Sisko was such a presence. He brought gravity to the captains chair. While Picard was a diplomat at heart, Sisko is a war hero

[@WhydoIsuddenlyhaveahandle]

Glad you mentioned Archer. One thing I like about him is he is a great middle ground between us now and Kirk's time. He has some of our rash traits, but also comes off as wanting something more evolved. He comes off as almost cute, trying to be an explorer. But, when it came down to it, he was willing to grow a sentient life form to murder it for body parts, become a pirate to steal a war coil, and murder Xindi at an unarmed station to save Earth, similar to us. That was such a tough character balance to act out. Even though Enterprise got canceled, I thought Archer was an excellent addition to the story.

[@brothersgt.grauwolff6716]

Oh don't worry we shall see the Emissary return soon enough for Victory is Life. 😉

[@manolitohosea8144]

Ben Sisko was a consummate jack of trades: master of diplomacy, able to unite warring factions, dispense justice, and overcome obstacles with non-conventional tactics. He knew when to be direct,(the Sisko bark) and when to use humor to diffuse tense circumstances, (the only Captain to be seen laughing, other than Kirk and Janeway), and when to GO THERE(punching Q and getting the Romulans into the war against the Dominion). He was a well-rounded and multi-dimensional character thanks to some great writing and a well defined character arc.

[@andrewl3036]

Q: You hit me; Picard never hit me.

[@onthelevel13]

Sisko: I’m not Picard!

[@WhydoIsuddenlyhaveahandle]

I love Q's genuine surprise 😂

[@CCGorbie]

I'd love to see a personnel file on Worf!

[@DrZalmat]

I still dont get why there were families on board of the ships fighting at Wolf 359. I mean... they went into battle and did not evacuate the families first? Why?

[@DennisMoore664]

He's a complicated man and no one understands him but the prophets. Benjamin Sisko

[@bfitz4662]

My favorite captain and imo In The Pale Moonlight is DS9's best episode.

[@richardburdick9430]

Suggestion: Garak. One of DS9's most interesting and complex characters.

[@Firepup740]

the most interesting tailor in the galaxy

[@FGKaye]

Capt Kirk, Lt. Jadzia Dax, Ambassador Dax, Dax, Ambassador Worf, Lt. Paris, Lt. Tuvok, Lt. Solar.

[@johnathan2684]

Sisko is my favorite character, next to Spock. Thanks for review.

[@ironstarofmordian7098]

The Sisko!

[@pratikhazari3701]

I really wish there had been a couple of Picard cameos sprinkled throughout DS9. While everyone else is admiring and praising Picard, you would see Sisko in the background staring a hateful hole through Picard because he blames him for his wife's death. The one meeting between Sisko and Picard in DS9's pilot would have been a great introduction to their lopsided relationship.

[@daugbret]

One of the most well-acted roles in television drama, in my opinion. He owns every scene.

[@trekaddict]

Holy hannah, do I HATE the ending of DS9. To me, it did such a great disservice to Ben Sisko, because I don't believe for a second that this was what he really wanted.

[@SHBazTBone]

It absolutely wasn't what he wanted. But it's what the Prophets and the story demanded. He wanted to retire to Bajor. The Prophets stated he will find no rest there. He wanted to be there for his child`s birth and wife's side. The Prophets said no, I think because he defied then by marrying her. The ending with Dukat was rushed for sure but absolutely perfect for this man who fought against the faith and destiny for the entirety of the show to be ultimately bound to it.

[@zumbinis]

@@SHBazTBone The Prophets are annoying pains in the ass!

[@mmilller452]

Hope you do an Archer and Kirk (prime) one

[@BlazingOwnager]

If that Picard series wants me to watch it, Sisko will have to have an episode. It'd be great to see those two on screen together again with such a wildly different situation.

[@mrandrews3616]

Q and Picard debated ethics, philosophy and morality for years, Sisko punched Q in the face and he never came back.

[@frojoe2004]

I don't understand why Star Fleet would give such a post as DS9, which was tasked to aid the Bajorans in rebuilding after the war and preparing to join the federation, to someone with no diplomatic experience, no political experience, no large scale operations experience, and no civil engineering experience. It seems he was skilled in ship design and small vessel command and none of that is sufficient preparation for this post. And this post was so important. Not only did he have to do what was already stated, but he had to keep the peace in an area of space that could easily erupt right back into war. Surely there were better people to command the station.

[@maxxcreese9911]

and that is the point. at the time the federation was strong arrogant and full of themselves, thinking that they could ( except for the borg) handle anything. for them this was a throwaway mission using castoffs and oddities, if it failed so be it and they would of sent in those that could handle the job. little did they know that they did but not in the way they envisioned...

[@stephenmcculley788]

Star fleet red shirted sisko and he refused to die in ds9.

[@maximenormandeau6285]

Ds9 best trek i still watch it ever year

[@karlmueller1980]

I wanna request a character profile on William T riker

[@danielyeshe]

Dax was a Lieutenant Commander when she was murdered. Sorry for the nitpick. Thanks for the video.

[@ganados0]

I think when DS9 began Ben Sisko was the son raised by Joseph and Sarah Sisko but when Past Tense happened, he changed something inherent to Josephs character so the prophets restored the timeline as best they could because Joseph and Sarah were psychologically incompatible in the new timeline where Sarah died and Joseph survived to the present day. 'Ascension' was a hint from them.

[@captaininsanojr]

You should do a show on what happens to Sisko after he returns from the celestial temple I’m pretty sure it’s covered in some Star Trek books and or on memory Alpha

[@TheKnizzine]

After marathoning all of Startrek dude is my favorite captain shame he hates the franchise.

[@Skwisgar2322]

In the Pale Moonlight is possibly the greatest episode of Star Trek ever made, up there with All Good Things.

[@Rondu01]

Sisko left reality as we know it to perform tasks with the prophets because he is one. When he told Cassidy that he was coming back and she said, when? He replied yesterday, today, or tomorrow. In my opinion, I think this is why all the other Star Treks after Voyager are on different timelines. Sisko is coming back!

[@mikesurlygentlemanwalton]

Ahh. The Sisko the only Black captain been will see on a Major Star trek show for quite some time.

[@georgethompson913]

theres always the STD ridden Micheal Burnam

[@macrussell78]

Easily my favorite captain. He wasn't this always stoic figure with all the answers, he's human flaws and all.

[@GamalJesus]

Have you done a personnel file on Garak?

[@mittensfastpaw]

He was a good actor and character but he did push for a few episodes that were out of place since the issues were covered earlier in the series. That and his mothers actor was just god awful man and same for his wife. The rest of the series was fun but he isn't my favorite captain.

[@matthewblairrains6032]

To be fair his story kinda proves why civilian families should not be based on military starships

[@Ooshgaar]

My favorite captain. More rugged than Picard, more flawed also. But also somehow more human and, Avery Brooks is at his best here, acting the SHIZZ out of the role.

[@donaldbresch431]

Sisco is probably the man and Starfleet Captain I might refer to as myself. As a person, a Chef, a family man and as you said a builder. If he was a real character he would have my utmost respect. We all have our failures, we all have our triumphs. This Captain of Starfleet shows us the true embodiment of what it is to be human. Might I suggest a breakdown of the Great lives of Dax.

[@josephlatourette8329]

During the Dominion War I would like to have seen a moment where the Enterprise comes to help and fight and Sisko and Picard have a conversation where Sisko forgives Picard for the Borg attack

[@christopherwall2121]

I've seen an argument that a lot of Lily's role in _First Contact_ could have been filled by Sisko with minimal changes needed, but it was never gonna happen; Rick Berman despised DS9

[@ctcentralinfo]

You left out the part where the Maquis used cobalt diselenide on Veloz Prime and Quatal Prime which was poisonous to cardassians, and that the inhabitants of Solosos III merely traded places with the cardassians. Calling Sisko a hypocrite is out of line and uncalled for even in the case of in the pale moon light.

[@nicklarocco4178]

Kirk: the man of action Picard: the philosopher Janeway: the scientist Sisko: the man you absolutely do not want to fuck with.

[@squirrellordsgaming2772]

They need to make a new series with Sisko returning. I don't like the remakes of the History of Starfleet and the woke ideas that's come with it. I'd like to see new stories that take place after the Dominion wars.

[@yakamarezlife]

I always wondered what Starfleet thinks happened to sisko

[@rsean4083]

The the 24th century, Picard is the Diplomat, Janeway is the Explorer, Ben Sisco is the Warrior.

[@jayb8934]

Come to think of it, it's odd that he was officially both the commander of DS9 and the commanding officer of the Defiant at the same time. How can you have two command positions at once?

[@chrislarry438]

If you think about it it's not odd at all he he requested the defiant to bolster the stations armaments for defensive purposes since it was classified as an escort vessel Starfleet agreed officially Starfleet agreed to his request but we all know unofficially the defiant is a warship it was to be the first breed of a new federation battle fleet specifically to fight the board meaning it was to work in tandem with other classes of its design so in that remote area it would not only be able to help defend DS9 but conduct escort missions and potentially scientific study also and let's not forget there are other dangers like the Dominion or cardassian

[@RandallFrequentFlyerFlagg]

Puncher of Qs. Best description of Benjamin Sisko ever. I recently discovered this channel and I’m already a huge fan.

[@mrs.onyango6504]

I think your profile was really decent but, it lacks the true valuable depth of Siscos poignant character .

[@greyjedi1272]

I sometimes wonder if they say other notable characters were posted with others just because or where they planning crossovers of somekind that never happened.

[@CharlesUrban]

The Prophets dubbed Ben "The Sisko." He made a promise to come back, and so he _will_ be back, because not even the Prophets can keep The Sisko away for long.

[@DMDx666]

I miss Sisko.

[@adumbedgyname7158]

*IT'S REAL!*

[@resolutegerm]

Small correction dukat did not die he was trapped with the pawraths

[@xMasterAssassin93]

I could see this being a plot point for Star Trek Online, which I often feel gets "the nod" from the original Star Trek writers themselves. Sisko is supposed to return at some point... and maybe Dukat will as well, meaning they will go head to head again. it would be interesting to see how the gods and their emissaries fare in battle xD

[@xMasterAssassin93]

I could see this being a plot point for Star Trek Online, which I often feel gets "the nod" from the original Star Trek writers themselves. Sisko is supposed to return at some point... and maybe Dukat will as well, meaning they will go head to head again. it would be interesting to see how the gods and their emissaries fare in battle xD

[@awittyusernamepleaselaugh7481]

Dukat did nothing wrong.

[@whiteninja02]

Love this video, but the one thing you have forgotten about is the books that come after the tv show. If I’m correct in one of the books Sisko does indeed come back months or a year later. The name of the book escapes me at the moment though.

[@TuckerLeeC]

In the Pale Moonlight is probably the best episode of any Star Trek ever written. I’d love to see a profile of Odo 😉 Thanks!

[@UncleMikeDrop]

General Mar'tok

[@Paradisio84]

Sean Bean: "One does not simply call him Benjamin..."

[@BrotherDerrick3X]

Only his father, the 3 Dax hosts (Curzon, Jadzia, and Ezri), and both his wives (Jennifer, and Kassidy) call him Benjamin.

[@CaptainCorpse172]

His psycho-graphic profile really doesn't do him justice XD This however does =D

[@OrgyAtMyPlaceNOW]

I think Worf needs a Personel File. He is an interesting character to analyze, imo.

[@willowfrog33]

I think you not explaining what he did in "in the pale moonlight" is an epic failure on your part

[@thENDweDIE]

Throughout Star Trek...I've always been fascinated by the doctors! Now crucify me...but my favorite is Doctor Phlox, and his people polygamous points of view... I'd super love to see that one!!! xD

[@malachihargrave3453]

Great video. One thing that stood out to me is the amount of loss and betrayal by former friends/colleagues that Sisko endured. No doubt it contributed to his arguably hypocritical nature. Excellent (and my favorite) character.

[@badasslove]

I give honor to captain sisko the emissary who became a God

[@hubertyarborough]

I wonder will they bring Sisko back? On Star Trek Picard?

[@leefoster4133]

What do you think about the STO claims of Ki Kira Nerys?

[@jtgd]

3:43 he seems to not really understand the Borg, if he blames Picard