Deep Space Nine and the Roddenberry idealistic vision of the future.
Deep Space Nine is considered by many to be the "black sheep" of the Star Trek franchise. However, does it have the Roddenberry-esque idealism that many strive for in today's modern times? In this episode of Twin Cities Trekkies, Wes welcomes Josh of the Star Wars podcast Trash Compactor (and who is a BIG Star Trek fan) and the two of them discuss Deep Space Nine and the idealism of the Roddenberry vision of the future.
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