I forgot how silly the whole prophet and orbs deal was. And a lot of cheesiness all around. A really nice background detail was when they blended the themes from both series as the Enterprise disembarked.
Some scifi technical commentary here... You can't have a being that exists outside of linear time which is also concerned about what a human might do in the future. Doesn't make sense. Also, they way they described the method of moving the station was basically the same as in Mass Effect.

The Duras sisters! Garak! Bashir in silly-mode!

Fun episode, especially between Quark and Odo.

I thought Tosk was Jem'Hadar when I first saw him... But that seemed a little early in the series for them to appear.

"You hit me! Picard never hit me!"

Bashir possessed!

Cool game.

Nagus's voice is kind of annoying, but I like Quark episodes.

First direct clue to other Changelings.

Oatmeal + Odo = Odomeal.

I actually liked that pretty well. The old Bajoran was an enjoyable character and they didn't dismiss the conflict with a magical solution. The Federation and Bajor were pretty much the bad guys of the episode, and Major Kira was very conflicted over it.

Silly but fun. Especially Bashir's fantasy version of Dax.

Lwaxana Troi always reminds me of someone...

Conflict on Bajor is getting more exciting...

Excellent episode! It was exciting and it felt like it managed to let a bunch of characters play up their strengths.

Garak vs Gul Dukat!

Hints of the Dominion!

More hints of the Dominion...

Silly but fun.

Odo-monster!

Bashir and O'Brien are a fun pairing for a survival episode.

I love the "everyone is against me" type of story. Worked very well with O'Brien. Surprised they didn't call out the coffee has being important. It seemed like they kept highlighting that he kept ordering the same "double strong, double sweet" coffee over and over in that episode.

I love the singing Klingon chef. And O'Brien asking Cardassian advice for dealing with voles. And Sisko's reaction to the voles. And Quark's demotivational speech. And everything about Dax. Also they caught a micro universe in their engines. All around a very fun episode!

Garak the (almost) assassin...

Mirror universe!

Eww... Winn is the new Kai?

Cardassian courts are awesome.

Conflict! Jem'Hadar!

Quark with Klingons... very fun.

Kira as a Cardassian. An episode I remember and enjoyed.

Overall a very fun episode, but... The station is exploding in five minutes, why were they only walking???

As soon as Riker became evil Riker I realized, "oh my god, it's transporter accident Riker!" It's good to know canon like that. Also, his use of the term "tough little ship" was repeated by real Riker in First Contact.

They fucked up the timeline! 2024 is only 12 years away now...

Future and present O'Brien in unison "I hate temporal mechanics." Also O'Brien is now from a slightly alternate timeline with a few hours of memories that didn't happen in this timeline.

Very fun survivor horror type episode.

Back in the Mirror Universe!

Obsidian Order... Garak is back!

War has begun! Cool episode.

First episode after Cardasians and Romulans started a war and Sisko is building a hobby spaceship. Also, he's got the beard but hasn't shaved his head yet. It's a weird middle state.

Ferengi are silly. Better as a side dish than a main course.

Finally, Worf! And the Khitomer Accords have been broken!

Some contrived moments, some good ones. James Cromwell can't be a gamma quadrant alien... He's Zefram Cochrane!

"It was as if he understood the honor bestowed upon him. The first man in a thousand years to be killed with the Sword of Kahless." "I'm sure he was very proud."

Martial law on Earth!

Cool episode.

Odo smash!

Gul Dukat is always cool.

I love how buddy-buddy O'Brien and Bashir have become.

I really enjoyed the unique style in this episode: The characters talked in the present moment directly from their flashback scenes. Star Trek doesn't usually do that kind of thing. Also I was very amused the scene where the persistent joke keeps going: Morn was about to speak but was interrupted by the present-moment characters.

This series just loves torturing O'Brien.

Cool stuff going on on all sides.

Fighting with the Jem'Hadar: good times.

Medical badass Bashir

And Quark's heart grew three sizes that day!

Human Odo, changeling Gowron!

Sisko makes a great Klingon and Gowron, as always, has got the crazy eyes.

Childhood is over, Jake Sisko.

Cool to see Keiko play a different role.

A fantastically fun fan service episode!

Odo is finally a changeling again!

I'm surprised they didn't play off the torpedos as a trick or something. Even though they implied that everyone escaped, Sisko did act as the villain.

Pretty silly, but then it was amusing too.

Very cool episode.

Oh no, Odo!

Deep Space Nine!

Kira's mirror character is pretty fun.

"You are the dreamer... and the dream." Really enjoyed this episode. Especially Quark and Odo out of costume.

I love O'Brien episodes.

Awww Worf loves Jadzia

Pretty cool episode... also, it's fake: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7qKcJF4fOPs

Awwwww... Though c'mon... security implications of a holosuite character who can communicate at will via external comms and transfer himself into other holosuites at will?

Pushing the bounds of silly.

Another very silly one: "I am a Klingon warrior, and a Starfleet officer. I've piloted starships through Dominion minefields; I've stood in battle against Kelvans twice my size; I courted and won the heart of the magnificent Jadzia Dax. If I can do these things, I can make this child go to sleep!"

She died an ignoble death.

Dax is a now a whole new cute girl.

Cool episode with a lot going on but... The prophets arranged Sisko's birth? Whaaaat?

Seeing characters in an entirely different setting is enough fun to outweigh the silliness.

That was pretty brutal for Star Trek.

Star Trek takes on veteran's PTSD of one of the regular characters. I like how they've been using the recurring hologram character Vic Fontaine to give the characters a whole new setting and buddy-character.

The House of Martok is badass! Down with crazy-eyes Gowron.

Ever series needs a going-into-a-character's-mind episode.

A very satisfying end to a great series. Big space battles and wrapping up all the relationships and friendships. Damar became a pretty solid character. I enjoyed the flashbacks at the end but was really surprised they didn't include Jadzia.