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Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Companion

Erdmann was given unprecedented access to every aspect of the production of Star Trek Deep Space Nine in order to compile this book which is considered, by some, the ultimate guide to Star Trek's grittiest and most complex series.

Themes
movies
Audience
adult
Length
epic · 736 pages

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