Deep Space Nine was never seen as the franchise's flagship show, which allowed it to push boundaries and lay the groundwork for Star Trek's future.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Star Trek: Deep Space Nine was never the franchise's flagship show, which is, ironically, what made it such a great Star Trek series. When DS9 premiered in 1993, it was met with a cool response from Star Trek's more puritanical fans, who took against the space station setting and non-Starfleet characters.
Deep Space Nine Was Never Star Trek's Flagship Show Star Trek: The Next Generation had the USS Enterprise, so it was always going to be the franchise's flagship show while it was still in active production. Just as TNG had initially struggled to escape the shadow of its predecessor, so too did Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. Set aboard a space station, DS9 often had to rely on the exploration and adventure landing on their door step, rather than seeking out strange new worlds.
Behr remembered that he was emboldened by Piller's confirmation that Star Trek: Deep Space Nine was its own separate thing. As they entered production on season 3, Behr and writers like Ronald D. Moore and René Echevarria began the Dominion War arc that would make DS9's name. Without Star Trek: Voyager, it's possible that DS9 may have felt obligated to toe the company line when it came to the rigid strictures of Gene Roddenberry's Star Trek.
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