Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: Season Two

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: Season Two, 1993-1994. Democratic imperialists and former terrorists work together on a space station in order to keep away fascist imperialists.

Created by Rick Berman & Michael Piller. Directed by David Livingston (5 episodes), Winrich Kolbe (4), Corey Allen (3), Les Landau (3), Cliff Bole (3), Kim Friedman (2), James L. Conway (1), Alexander Singer (1), David Carson (1), Robert Scheerer (1), Robert Wiemer (1) & Avery Brooks (1). Written by Michael Piller (7 episodes), Ira Steven Behr (6), Robert Hewitt Wolfe (5), Peter Allan Fields (4), James Crocker (4), Jim Trombetta (4), Jeri Taylor (3), Bill Dial (2), Rick Berman (2), John Whelpley (1), Gene Wolande (1), John Wright (1), Evan Carlos Somers (1), Steven Baum (1), Hilary J. Bader (1), Mark Gehred-O'Connell (1), Frederick Rappaport (1), Gabe Essoe (1), Kelley Miles (1), Joe Menosky (1), Morgan Gendel (1), Paul Robert Coyle (1), Jeff King (1), Richard Manning (1), Hans Beimler (1), Flip Kobler (1), Cindy Marcus (1), Andrea Moore Alton (1) & Gary Holland (1). Starring Avery Brooks.

Concept: 1/4 (Bad)
Story: 1/4 (Bad)
Characters: 2/4 (Indifferent). Everyone's less of a jackass this season, which is a huge improvement. They're still a far cry from good characters, but at least they're watchable characters.
Dialog: 2/4 (Indifferent)
Pacing: 2/4 (Indifferent)
Cinematography: 2/4 (Indifferent)
Special effects/design: 1/4 (Bad).
Acting: 2/4 (Indifferent)
Music: 1/4 (Bad)
Subjective Rating: 5/10 (Indifferent, 2/4). It's considerably improved from the first season. Someone's paying enough attention to avoid the major plot holes and continuity errors. A few episodes are even good - but for every good episode, there are two bad ones.
Objective Rating (Average): 1.6/4 (Eh)