
Thursday, 7 November 2013
The Homecoming Part 1

The Homecoming Part 1
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #165139 in TV Series Episode Video on Demand
- Released on: 2001-08-15
- Subtitled in: English
- Running time: 46 minutes
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
16 of 16 people found the following review helpful.Second season picks up steam
By Wayne Klein
Although DS9 was still finding its legs, season two demonstrated that DS9 wasn't going to be a Trek knock off. The writing by co-creator Michael Pillar, Ira Behr and others developed a number of key conflicts that would continue to pay off until the series conclusion 5 years later. Conflict is the essence of drama and Ds9 makes the most of the conflict between the spiritual Bajorans, the secular Federation, the xenophobic Founders and the untrustworthy Cardassians.
Oscar Winner Louise Fletcher returns to the role of an evil Vedick and she makes the most of this role. During the second season her character develops more depth. Guest stars such as Frank Langella, Steve Weber, Stephen Macht and others bring considerable acting muscle to the series. Let's not overlook any of the regulars. DS9 had an acting ensemble comparable to TNG in depth and experience.
Politics plays a much larger role in DS9 than TNG. Part of that is the confined nature of a series set on a space station. But DS9 really was always meant to be Casablanca in space to some degree. The complex story arcs began their development here during the second season.
The boxed set (unlike the first season) contains 26 episodes and about an hour and a half of extras that are enlightening but hardly essential. Once again Paramount missed the boat with the DVD reissue of this series. Commentaries from actors, writers and directors would have been interesting and provided an extra dimension to the DVD. Additionally, Paramount has priced DS9 like Trek at a premium....
28 of 31 people found the following review helpful.Asian Versions cheaper for a reason...
By A Customer
For DS9 lovers on a budget, the cheaper asian versions available on the used marketplace are enticing. They are indeed about half the price of the US version. I ordered the 2nd season this way and found it to be actually slightly inferior in quality for viewing, and markedly inferior in packaging even though it was bought new. Several episodes seemed to cut off the last few seconds to squeeze it on to the DVD, and we had tracking problems (slowww) and voice to action synching problems occaisionally. Mind you it got the job done, just not quite there for quality, which can be annoying. The packaging, really bad. The DVD's are stacked in a thin paperboard box with foam sheets between. The box and the DVD's have really bad airbrushed illustrations of something similar to the star's faces. Quite amusing, but not if you just paid for it. My advice is to buy a lightly used US version instead of a "new" Asian one if the money is an issue. I bought a used Season 1 US version and it was perfect, only a small scratch on the box. The DVD's were in perfect shape, and no cut off scenes!
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful.DS9 - Second Season hits it stride
By Alexander
The second season of DS9 ranks not only as one of the best in the seven year history of this series, but also as one of the best in the entire Star Trek legacy.
Things get off to a great start with the opening trilogy (The Homecoming/The Circle/The Siege), and the rest of the season easily lives up to expectations. The Maquis (two-parter), more Nagus (Rules of Acquisition), three legendary Klingons (Blood Oath), Garak (The Wire), the stirring (Cardassians), a mirror universe (Crossover), the underrated (Necessary Evil), and of course the big-ticket season finale (The Jem'Hadar) are just a few of the standout episodes you'll find contained in this DVD set.
I find the political and spiritual themes of DS9 to be extraordinarily entertaining. The brilliant writers and actors really hit their stride here in season two. I've been on vacation this past week, and have been watching episodes almost non-stop, I enjoy it that much.
Top-notch production values enhance this DVD set, making it even a greater value.
Highly recommended....I can't wait for season three.
See all 191 customer reviews...
"Hardcastle and McCormick" The Homecoming: Part 1 (TV Episode 1984 ...Directed by Tony Mordente. With Brian Keith, Daniel Hugh Kelly, Stephen Elliott, John Ireland.
The Homecoming Part 1* by Jim Milks
The Homecoming Part 1* - by Jim Milks. Left alone in the shadows, where the nightmares creep Alone in this place to frightened to sleep. Time passes and ...
"The Jeffersons" Homecoming: Part 1 (TV Episode 1978) - IMDb
Tom's father dies and leaves a warehouse to Alan, with the specific condition that he may not sell it to anyone on his father's side of the family. Meanwhile, the ...
The Homecoming - Part 1 - @U2: Independent Site for U2 Fans
@U2 provides U2 news, U2 photographs, U2 lyrics, and other U2 information in a non-profit, educational setting for anyone interested in learning about the Irish rock ...
The Homecoming Part 1 - Amazon.com: Online Shopping for ...
Amazon.com: Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: Season 2, Episode 1 "The Homecoming Part 1": Amazon Instant Video
Amazon.com: Customer Reviews: The Homecoming Part 1
Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for The Homecoming Part 1 at Amazon.com. Read honest and unbiased product reviews from our users.
Drake : The Homecoming Part 1 - YouTube
Sign in with your Google Account (YouTube, Google+, Gmail, Orkut, Picasa, or Chrome) to add ParisJonesFans 's video to your playlist.
"The Homecoming - Part 1" by Janet Lynne - Sapphic Voices
Lesbian Fiction, Sapphic Voices Fan Fiction, Janet Lynne, The Homecoming - Part One
SparkNotes: Homecoming: Part One, Chapters 12
A summary of Part One, Chapters 12 in Cynthia Voigt's Homecoming. Learn exactly what happened in this chapter, scene, or section of Homecoming and what it means.
The Homecoming (Part One) - YouTube
Sign in with your Google Account (YouTube, Google+, Gmail, Orkut, Picasa, or Chrome) to add j11030140 's video to your playlist.
No comments:
Post a Comment