"Sacrifice of Angels" is no exception this is an episode that depends much more on the mechanics of the plot than it does its characters. The only problem with all-out action is that the resolution to huge problems holding dire consequences often comes down to the microcosmic actions of a few key people, and those people are usually led around the story by contrived circumstances. This outing is primarily an all-out action-adventure installment. I definitely enjoyed this episode a great deal, but there was just so much plot and action spinning out of control trying to rectify itself-and, while most of it worked, some aspects centering around the characters were left ambivalent or in some cases even a bit shallow.
To that end, "Sacrifice of Angels" also comes with a few noteworthy disappointments.
But, as the wrap-up (to a certain extent) of so many issues that this arc has presented, it demands to be scrutinized more heavily than a stand-alone action-adventure outing. "Sacrifice of Angels" is wonderfully entertaining in a vast number of ways, and in a vacuum it would easily be worth three-and-a-half stars in my book. I'm thinking some interesting things will come out of this episode, but I'm also thinking some other things will go unrealized. "Perhaps if you didn't talk so much your throat wouldn't get so dry." Review by Jamahl Epsicokhan "War is such thirsty work. Written by Ira Steven Behr & Hans Beimler Star Trek: Deep Space Nine "Sacrifice of Angels"
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