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PATRON TIER LIST - DS9 S2E10 - Sanctuary (Patreon)

Published:
2025-10-13 18:03:34
Imported:
2026-06

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PATRON TIER LIST - DS9 S2E10 - Sanctuary

  • S-tier 2
  • A-tier 11
  • B-tier 49
  • C-tier 136
  • D-tier 53
  • E-tier 11
  • 2025-10-13
  • 262 votes
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TIER RATE Star Trek DS9 - S2E10 - Sanctuary

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Comments

TalynOne

Some trivia for this episode Patreon members probably already talked about: Guest star Andrew Koenig, who plays Tumak, was Walter Koenig's son. Minister Rozahn and Vedek Sorad came to Deep Space 9 with the official response to the Skrreea's request for settlement on Bajor. Rozahn is played by actress Kitty Swink, who in real life is married to Armin Shimerman (Quark) since 1981.

TinMan_7B9

Constantly Complaining Crazy Crone Carrying Cornflake Complexion Claims Concerned Crewmember Cheated, Cancelling Carelessly Chosen Colonization. "Cowardly" Choice Causes Crone's Crushed Confidence. Could Care less (Contemplated D)

Rob Galloway

I've seen this episode once, never again! It should be erased from memory and never spoken of again, Thank you and Goodnight!

CRS

This episode was good. The Bajorans were being pragmatic and cautious as they should be, but the Skreea, particularly the lead woman, are guided by their religion, so that's all they could see. If only they had been thinking rationally from jump. But in a way it's Kira's fault for just elevating the first person to reach the station the spot as the leader. Who knows if she had any formal education? It ends on a big downer, which also seems appropriate. I didn't know it was so disliked tbh.

Summer

The Skreans were plants

HeatheЯ

Oh how I wish I could give this an E and erase it from canon...

JordanK1991

I honestly don't understand the E ratings and why this episode is so disliked by many. Yes, I think we all agree the Skreans are insufferable...but they were intentionally written that way. Also, as a standalone piece, the episode is far from stellar, but it's not a standalone piece. It's another "setting the stage" piece of what's going on in the Gamma Quadrant. It ties in really well with later seasons. I give this one a C.

Numinous2019

My guess would be that this is considered a 'redundant' episode. That it either could have been written better, or that other episodes in S2 can serve the same wider purpose. (I'm avoiding specifics on purpose). Some episodes just irritate or annoy people. I find 'Sanctuary' frustrating, but not an E.

Spencer Loften

Anything in the C to E tier range is fair IMO. The episode seems like it's trying to make you sympathize with the aliens and the plight of refugees. Yet they make the aliens come off as extremely entitled. The worst part is the Federation solves their problem and they still act this way. It's just a bit odd to me.

George Bratcher

The Bajorans have great faith in the prophets, the Skreean believe Bajor is the fulfillment of their prophecy, Kaatan, the suffering planet. The Jews believed ancient Israel was prophetically and by heritage their homeland, the Muslims, who conquered it centuries earlier, believed otherwise. Not the greatest episode, but DS9 is great at tackling issues in the real world through sci-fi, continuing the Trek tradition. DS9 ended in 1999, but by September 11, 2001, we would see it was ahead of its time. Keep watching, you'll soon see why.

Isengardtom

Hi - new here It’s middling C for me

Dag the Ger of the Mind

Both sides relied heavily on the guest character to be the leader even though she protested that she was a farmer and didn't have the experience for such a role. If they would have brought some Awareness back to that initial difficulty at the end, that may have helped smooth it out.

Josh Mariota

C for Cringe tier. It's one of those episode that I won't skip on a bingewatch, but still cringe at every time.

Emodramabomb

E for this one... just so very bad. This is the last of the "wtf why did i watch this episode" episodes for DS9.