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Reviewer : Hadrian F.
Ave Rating : 3.0000 for 1 reviews
Title : Civil Defense Rating : 3
Writers : Mike Krohn Year : 2371
Review : Although most of the story was actually nice, and it certainly was an enjoyable episode, the only thing I was thinking throughout alost the entire episode was, why not use the runabout transporters. The station transporters may not work, but those of Gul Dukat's ship sure did when he beamed in. All they had to do was have someone contact a runabout after communications were back up et voilĂ . For that matter, send Mr. Garak that way, he could get there. Problem solved. Story and such: 5. Gaping hole in the logic: 0

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