STAR TREK:
DEEP SPACE NINE

Thus began a second sequel to the original Star Trek, not with a whimper, but with a bang. It acted as an accompaniment to Star Trek: The Next Generation, which was winding down its own tv series in preparation for the jump into films. The events in Deep Space Nine ran concurrent with those of its sister production, with some of the cast of the latter appearing in the former, most notable Colm Meaney, the former Enterprise transporter chief, first seen on tv in an episode of Z Cars in the 1960s. Set on a Federation-run space station orbiting the newly-liberated planet Bajor, the series' main concern was the welfare of the Bajoran people, as their civilisation emerged from 60 years of Cardassian captivity and the complications that arise from their attempts to create an ordered world. At first glance, that might seem a rather dry formula, but the series was as creative and original as anything from the Star Trek stable, and the pilot story, The Emissary began the series in explosive fashion, detailing Commander Sisko's part in the battle against the Borg at Wolf 359, part of the ST:TNG story, The Best Of Both Worlds.

    DS9's crew were as varied as that of Enterprise-D's. Station commander Ben Sisko is a mature, powerfully-built widower who is responsible not only for the crew and visitors on DS9, but also for a young son. His wife Jennifer was killed at Wolf 359, three years before. In his approach to a command position he is much like Jean-Luc Picard, but is far less restrained and perhaps not quite so logical. He tends to lose his temper when controlled diplomacy is called for. Nevertheless, he does his job well, and is much respected by his colleagues. Dr Julian Bashir is a young, energetic station doctor, full of idealism and dedicated to his work. Sometimes that enthusiasm can get him into trouble. Major Kira is the Bajoran liaison officer. As energetic as Bashir, she is a dedicated member of the Bajoran military, and shows a deep love and concern for her homeworld, as it emerges, sometimes inharmoniously, from Cardassian rule. Jadzia is a Trill who was selected to become the host for a symbiont organism named Dax, a rare honour among her people. This combines her learning with Dax's eight lifespans of accomplishment. Odo is a shapeshifter with (initially) no knowledge of his origins, and his pet hate, the Ferengi bar owner, Quark, is as shifty and business-minded as any of his species.
    Apart from the main command team, who are all up to usual Federation standards in their efficiency, Colm Meaney, who played Chief Petty Officer, and then Senior Chief Specialist, Miles O'Brien of the Enterprise, continued in the role when he took up a permanent post on the station, arriving along with his Sino-American wife, Keiko, and their baby daughter Molly from Enterprise on Stardate 46388.2, just two days before the new commander took up his post. He was the first to be seen wearing Starfleet's (at this time) experimental new uniform of a type of 'boiler suit' with the same colours as the standard uniform but reversed. Sisko's son Jake soon made a friend of young Ferengi, Nog, whose uncle is Quark, and various supporting characters made infrequent appearances throughout the show's run.
 
 

Emissary (Part 1)

Stardate 46379.1 to 46390.1: Three years after barely escaping alive from the carnage inflicted by the Borg on Starfleet at Wolf 359, Commander Benjamin Sisko and his son Jake arrive on the abandoned Cardassian space station, Deep Space Nine. Sisko finds, whilst organising repairs and trying to keep the damaged station operational, that there is a 'wormhole' which leads into a distant quadrant of space near the station, and the Bajoran spiritual leader has a mission for him there.

Captain Jean-Luc Picard Patrick Stewart
Kai Opaka Camille Saviola
Jennifer Sisko Felicia M Bell
Gul Dukat Marc Alaimo
Nog Aron Eisenberg
Ferengi Pit Boss Max Grodénchik
Curzon Dax Frank Owen Smith
Young Jake Thomas Hobson

Emissary (Part 2)

Stardate 46392.7 to 46393.1: Sisko is trapped inside the wormhole while the lifeforms there try to puzzle out just what he is and what he wants. On DS9, Major Kira Nerys has more concrete problems. The Cardassians have sent ships to the wormhole to gain possession of it, and will use violent means to ensure their success.

(Cast as for Part 1)

Past Prologue

Stardate 46397.3: A reunion with an old colleague from the days in which she belonged to the Bajoran resistance forces Kira to choose between her people and her duty as a Federation officer. A sabotage attempt is discovered by the resident Cardassian Garak, and he attempts to pass on the information to an excitable and naive Doctor Bashir.

Garak Andrew Robinson
Tanna Los Jeffrey Nordling
Lursa Barbara March
B'Etor Gwynyth Walsh
Admiral Roeman Susan Bay
Gul Dunar Vaughn Armstrong

A Man Alone

Stardate 46384 to 46421.5: Odo is implicated in a murder by a group of Bajorans eager to ferment trouble on the station. A lynch mob is soon gathering outside Odo's office. Keiko O'Brien is feeling unwanted, unable to pursue her botany skills, and decides the station needs a school to tame its mischievous children.

Keiko O'Brien Rosalind Chao
Zayra Edward Laurence Albert
Rom Max Grodénchik
Bajoran Man Peter Voght
Nog Aron Eisenberg
Molly O'Brien Hana Hatae
Ibudan Stephen James Carver

Babel

Stardate 46423.7: A neurological contaminant is accidentally released into the eighteen year-old station's replicator system, affecting residents with a disease that makes them unable to communicate. Kira has to hunt for an antidote.

Dr Surmak Ren Matthew Faison
Cpt Jakhil Jack Kehler
Bajoran Nurse Ann Gillespie
Alice Geraldine Farrell

Captive Pursuit

Stardate 46477.5: O'Brien befriends a wanted alien who simply refers to himself as Tosk, and who has travelled almost 90 thousand light years and has ended up on DS9, closely pursued. Is he really a dangerous criminal or just a pawn in a brutal game?

Tosk Gerrit Graham
Inasada Kelly Curtis
Hunt Leader Scott MacDonald

Q-Less

Stardate 46531.2: Strange and destructive forces begin threatening the space station when the irrepressible Q and the adventuress Vash arrive at Deep Space Nine. They have with them a priceless icon, taken by Vash during her two years alone in the Gamma Quadrant.

Q John de Lancie
Vash Jennifer Hetrick

Dax

Stardate 46510.1: Lieutenant Dax's former self is accused of a thirty-year-old killing. Will she have to pay the price when she is brought to trial by the son of the rebel general she is supposed to have murdered?

Tandral Gregory Brown
Enina Tandral Anne Haney
Minister Piers Richard Lineback
Madame Arbiter Fionula Flanagan

The Passenger

Stardate 46570.8: A female security officer arrives in search of a renegade scientist, not knowing that the scientist has already transferred his mind into someone else's body. That body is controlled and made to steal a ship in a desperate escape bid.

Tay Kajada Caitlin Brown
Vanteka Christopher Collins
Lt George Primon James Lashley

Move Along Home

Stardate 46612.4: Quark's attempts to deceive a newly-encountered alien race places the station's senior officers in a labyrinth of danger. They find themselves in a game that seems far too real for comfort.

Fallow Joel Brooks
Lt George Primon James Lashley

The Nagus

Stardate 46657.0: Quark is suddenly named leader of the Ferengi financial empire, and discovers that he's not only popular but also a target for assassination.

Rom Max Grodénchik
Nog Aron Eisenberg
Grand Nagus Zek Wallace Shawn
Grull Lou Wagner
Crax Lee Arent

Vortex

Stardate 46689.6: After arresting Crowden, a Gamma Quadrant inhabitant wanted by a repressive regime, Odo travels through the stable wormhole in search of his own people.

Crowden Cliff de Young
Rom Max Grodénchik
Miradorn Randy Oglesby
Urith Kathleen Garrett

Battle Lines

Stardate 46715.2: Sisko, Kira, and Dr Bashir give Kai Opaka a guide to the Gamma Quadrant and find themselves stranded on a war-torn moon where it is impossible for the combatants to die.

Kai Opaka Camille Saviola
Slango Paul Collins
Sel-La Jonathan Banks

The Storyteller

Stardate 46729.1: Jake and Nog are at odds over a young Bajoran girl who just happens to be a village leader involved in territory discussions with a neighbouring community. On the surface of Bajor, O'Brien has problems of his own when he is elected the new Sirah of another village.

Veras Ole Gina Phelps
Woben Kay E Kuter
Nog Aron Eisenberg
Faron Laurence Monoson
Horet Jim Jansen
The Sirah Jordan Lund
Woman Amy Benedict

Progress

Stardate 46844.3: The Bajoran government decides to mine one of its moons for badly-needed resources, but Major Kira Nerys finds herself opposed to her people on environmental grounds.

Rom Max Grodénchik
Minister Toran Nicolas Worth
Nog Aron Eisenberg
Mullibok Brian Keith

If Wishes Were Horses

Stardate 46853.2: The imaginations of the crew suddenly go out of control and become 'real'. Sisko dreams of baseball while O'Brien finds himself confronted with a fairy tale. Bashir has his own problems when his ideal Dax materialises and wants to devote herself to him.

Rumpelstiltskin Michael John Anderson
Molly O'Brien Hana Hatae
Keiko O'Brien Rosalind Chao
Herman Bokai Keone Young

The Forsaken

Stardate 46925.1: While Bashir baby-sits a trio of visiting ambassadors, Odo finds himself hunted by Lwaxana Troi, eager to try a man with a difference. When they are trapped in a lift together it seems his warts nightmare has come true.

Lwaxana Troi Majel Barrett
Ambassador Tasko Constance Towers
Vulcan Ambassador Jack Shearer
Bajoran Officer Bonara Benita Andre

Dramatis Personae

Stardate 46922.3 to 46924.5: The crew of DS9 find themselves re-enacting the mutinous events of another, long lost, civilisation. As the different sides line up for the final confrontation, Odo, the only one unaffected, must prevent his colleagues from killing one another.

Klingon No.1 Tom Towles

Duet

Stardate 46933.4: A Kobeerian freighter transports a sick Cardassian visitor to DS9. He proclaims himself to be a known war criminal and offers himself to Bajoran revenge, but Kira discovers that not all Cardassians are bad.

Gul Dukat Marc Alaimo
Bajoran Officer Neela Robin Christopher
Minister Kaval Norman Large
Cardassian Morritza Harris Yulin
Bajoran Officer Bonara Benita Andre

In The Hands Of The Prophets

Stardate 46951.7: Keiko O'Brien finds herself at odds with the scheming Vedek Winn and her minority supporters for not instructing her class in Bajoran beliefs. But is it all a bluff, with another aim in mind?

Keiko O'Brien Rosalind Chao
Vedek Winn Louise Fletcher
Vedek Bareil Philip Anglim
Bajoran Officer Neela Robin Christopher
 
 
  

The Homecoming (Part 1 of 3)

Stardate 47101.2: Kira hears news of a famous Bajoran resistance fighter held in a Cardassian prison camp. Encouraged by Sisko, and ignoring the Provisional Government's warnings, Kira leads a break-out. But the Bajoran hero, Li Nalas is none too sure he wants to be used as a leader. For her pains, Kira is posted off DS9, and Li Nalas is ordered to take her place, while on the surface of Bajor, the government begins to lose control in the face of increasing civil unrest.

Rom Max Grodénchik
Li Nalas Richard Beymer
Gul Dukat Marc Alaimo
Minister Jaro Frank Langella

The Circle (Part 2 of 3)

Stardate 47125.7: As the Bajoran factions begin to adopt images of Li Nalas for their own ends, Vedek Winn sees an opportunity to assume power while Vedek Bareil shows a decommissioned Kira a potential new life. Both on Bajor and on DS9 itself, the violence increases despite all attempts to stop it, suggesting that the leaders of the unrest, known collectively as The Circle, have contacts in high places.

Li Nalas Richard Beymer
Vedek Winn Louise Fletcher
Vedek Bareil Philip Anglim
Minister Jaro Frank Langella

The Siege (Part 3 of 3)

Stardate 47143.9: The Bajoran military decides to take Li Nalas under its wing, although Minister Jaro and Vedek Winn have ideas that will change Bajoran society. As Sisko leads a Federation evacuation of DS9, General Krim takes over. However, he and his troopers don't know the station as well as they should, and the Federation personnel who remained behind run rings around them, forcing the General to accept he is being used by the Cardassians.

Li Nalas Richard Beymer
Rom Max Grodénchik
Vedek Winn Louise Fletcher
Vedek Bareil Philip Anglim
Nog Aron Eisenberg
Keiko O'Brien Rosalind Chao
Molly O'Brien Hana Hatae
Bajoran Officer Katrina Carlson

Invasive Procedures

Stardate 47182.1: A dangerous plasma storm has caused the evacuation of DS9. With only a skeleton staff of senior officers aboard, the desperate Trill Verad takes over and removes Dax from Jadzia's body, implanting it within himself. This leaves Jadzia slowly dying, as a host cannot survive after the removal of its symbiont. However, Dax is just as much a personality of his own and his eighth host becomes an entirely different person.

Verad John Glover
Mareel Megan Gallagher
T'Kar Tim Russ

Cardassians

Stardate 47177.2: Bashir and Garak team up to investigate the appalling situation concerning Cardassian orphans abandoned on Bajor. However, when a high-ranking Cardassian official arrives to claim his son, now raised as a Cardassian-hating Bajoran, Sisko is faced with a difficult decision.

Gul Dukat Marc Alaimo
Garak Andrew Robinson
Keiko O'Brien Rosalind Chao

Melora

Stardate 47229.1: A Federation researcher arrives on DS9. Her planet's gravity is such that even under DS9's artificial gravity she is bound to a wheelchair. As a bond forms between Melora and Bashir, the young doctor desperately tries to find a solution to her disability. Eventually he succeeds, but at what cost to Melora's heritage and roots?

Melora Pazlar Daphne Ashbrook
Klingon Chef Ron Taylor

Rules Of Acquisition

Stardate 47261.7: The Grand Nagus returns to DS9, offering Quark riches beyond his imagination if he can spearhead dealings with the Gamma Quadrant. Assisting Quark is a young Ferengi female, Pel, illegally disguised as a male waiter. As she and Quark grow closer, so the mysterious Dominion begin to make their presence felt on both sides of the Wormhole. It is with this Dominion that The Grand Nagus really wants to trade, but Quark gets sidetracked when his brother discovers Pel's secret.

Rom Max Grodénchik
Pel Helen Udy
Grand Nagus Zek Wallace Shawn

Necessary Evil

Stardate 47282.5: Five years ago, during the Cardassian occupation, Odo was brought aboard DS9 by Gul Dukat to act as Security Officer and find out why Bajorans were killing other Bajorans upon the station. When Quark is brutally gunned down, the case is reopened and Odo finds himself questioning his answers from all those years ago. The Kira Nerys he first met all those years ago was working for the Underground. Was she telling the truth when she claimed she was conducting an act of sabotage elsewhere on the station?

Gul Dukat Marc Alaimo
Rom Max Grodénchik
Pallra Katherine Moffatt

Second Sight

Stardate 47329.4: On the anniversary of Jennifer's death, Sisko encounters the beautiful Fenna, who keeps disappearing. Odo can find no trace of her anywhere, but when Federation scientist Dr Seyetik introduces the Command Crew to his introspective wife Nidell, both Sisko and Dax can see more than a passing similarity - although Nidell claims she's never met Sisko before.

Fenna/Nidell Salli Elise Richardson
Seyetik Richard Kiley

Sanctuary

Stardate 47391.2: Refugees fleeing from the Gamma Quadrant are seeking a mythical home on DS9's side of 'the Eye of the Universe'. As more and more of them board the station, Sisko believes he has found them an ideal new home. However, the refugees have already discovered their mythical sanctuary - Bajor.

Nog Aron Eisenberg
Haneek Deborah May
Vedek Sorad Robert Curtis-Brown

Rivals

Stardate 47349.2: Martus, a successful con-man, is aboard the station and despite Odo's best attempts, the Security Officer cannot keep him imprisoned long enough. Martus receives the 'gift' of a special game which he duplicates and so sets up a business to oppose Quark's. Meanwhile, a series of improbable events begin occurring all over the station culminating in a racquet-ball game between Bashir and O'Brien that is won by the less well-equipped player. Dax and Kira set out to discover why the natural laws of probability are being changed.

Martus Chris Sarandon
Rom Max Grodénchik
Alsia K Callan
Roana Barbara Bosson
Keiko O'Brien Rosalind Chao

The Alternate

Stardate 47391.7: Odo meets up with the nearest thing he has to a father-figure, Doctor Mora Pol, the Bajoran scientist who trained him, and on whom Odo clearly bases his physical identity. Mora says he has discovered Odo's possible homeworld within the Gamma Quadrant and, after a brief expedition there, they return to DS9 with another shape-shifting being. But in its wake lies devastation and attempted murder.

Dr Mora Pol James Sloyan
Dr Weld Ram Matt McKenzie

Armageddon Game

Stardate 47444.8: Bashir and O'Brien are invited to aid in the destruction of a deadly bio-mechanical weapon used in the centuries-long war between the Kellerun and T'Lani, but the two are in deadly danger. The former enemies, although now united, plan to destroy anyone with knowledge of how to reconstruct the weapon, the 'harvester', including their Federation visitors. When the two are reported dead, Keiko O'Brien isn't convinced.

(Guest cast unknown)

Whispers

Stardate 47581.2: Returning to DS9 from a security mission among the civil warring Parahdas, O'Brien finds that everyone, including his wife, has turned against him. The truth may prove deadly to O'Brien, especially when he is forced to go on the run, desperately hoping for some answers.

DeCurtis Todd Waring
Coutu Philip LeStrange
Admiral Roeman Susan Bay

Paradise

Stardate 47573.1: Sisko and O'Brien are stranded on a planet when their equipment malfunctions. They are told by a colony of humans that no technology functions there. But the colony's leader has deliberately engineered this so that she can create her ideal of a community living from the land without outside influence. When she tries to bend Sisko to conform to her ways she meets with stern resistance.

Cassandra Julia Nickson
Alixus Gail Strickland
Stephen Erick Weiss

Shadowplay

Stardate 47603.3: In the Gamma Quadrant, Dax and Odo detect an unusual particle field on an unexplored planet. When they land they are invited by the inhabitants to help them solve the mysterious disappearance of twenty-two people. For Kira, the unexpected visit of Vedek Bareil to DS9 brings new pleasures only hinted at in their previous meeting.

Vedek Bareil Philip Anglim
Protector Colyus Kenneth Mars
Rurigan Kenneth Tobey
Taya Noley Thornton

Playing God

Stardate 47678.3: Arjin, a Trill initiate, is studying under Dax to qualify for joining with a symbiont. Dax, however, has an ethical problem of her own - she has discovered a tiny, developing universe which is in danger of destroying the station as it expands.

Arjin Geoffrey Blake
Klingon Ron Taylor
Gul Evek Richard Poe

Profit And Loss

Stardate 47701.5: Three Cardassian political fugitives arrive on DS9. Garak is immediately interested and, it seems, finally reveals his true colours by alerting the Cardassian authorities. Quark, meanwhile, is elated to learn that one of the Cardassians is a former lover.

Garak Andrew Robinson
Professor Natima Lang Mary Crosby
Hogue Michael Reilly Burke
Rekelen Heidi Swedberg
Gul Toran Edward Wiley

Blood Oath

Stardate 47789.8: When three old Klingon allies of Curzon Dax board the station, Jadzia Dax has to decide whether to keep an oath her former host made with them and seek revenge. Although Sisko points out that to leave DS9 could have serious consequences for her Starfleet career, she joins forces with the Klingons.

Kang Michael Ansara
Kor John Colicos
Koloth William Campbell
The Albino Bill Bolender

The Maquis (Part 1)

Stardate 47802.3: Commander Hudson believes that the Cardassians are re-arming for war by stirring up trouble along the border. Sisko is ordered to stop any hostilities brewing, but a Cardassian ship is destroyed and a Starfleet officer is found to be responsible. The Maquis, the Federation rebels, then kidnap Gul Dukat to force the Cardassians to reveal the truth.

Cmdr Cal Hudson Bernie Casey
Gul Dukat Marc Alaimo
Gul Evek Richard Poe
Amaros Tony Plana
Sakonna Bertila Damas
Kobb Amanda Carlin

The Maquis (Part 2)

Stardate 47805.1: With the traitors on both sides exposed, Sisko has to mount a rescue operation to retrieve Gul Dukat. Sisko's faith in old friends and former enemies is put to the test as he tries to avoid a new war.

Admiral Neyachev Natalija Nogulich
Legate Parn John Schuck
(Rest of cast as for Part 1)

The Wire

Stardate 47849.8: When Garak begins to act strangely towards Dr Bashir, the medic suspects that this new aggression is more than the result of a mild illness. Before long it transpires that a surgical implant placed in Garak's brain after the Federation-Cardassian War is beginning to break down, and the guilt-racked Garak wants to die.

Garak Andrew Robinson
Glinn Boheeka Jimmie F Skaggs
Jabara Ann Gillespie
Enabrin Tain Paul Dooley

Crossover

Stardate 47891.1: After an accident in the Wormhole, Kira and Bashir find themselves on a DS9 where the Terrans are slaves to the Cardassians/Klingon Alliance and a certain female Bajoran runs her station with a rod of iron. According to this universe's Kira, it's all James T Kirk's fault. (This episode is a direct sequel to the Star Trek episode, Mirror, Mirror.)

Garak Andrew Robinson
Telok John Cothran
Klingon Stephen Gevedon
Human Jack R Orend

The Collaborator

Stardate 47921.5: During the Cardassian occupation of Bajor a group of resistance fighters were led into a trap - including the late Kai Opaka's son. On the eve of choosing a replacement Kai, the Vedek Assembly is distraught to learn that Vedek Winn has proof that Vedek Bareil was behind the betrayal. As Kira fights to prove Bareil's innocence, Winn prepares for her inevitable ascension to office.

Vedek Winn Louise Fletcher
Vedek Bareil Philip Anglim
Kai Opaka Camile Saviola
Kubus Bert Remsen

Tribunal

Stardate 47944.2: O'Brien is arrested by the Cardassians and shipped to their homeworld for trial, his crime the shipment of warheads to the Maquis. According to Cardassian justice, the verdict and execution date have already been decided.

Gul Evek Richard Poe
Kovat Fritz Weaver
Makbar Caroline Lagerfelt
Keiko O'Brien Rosalind Chao

The Jem'Hadar

Stardate 47987.5: Accompanying Jake and Nog on a field trip into the Gamma Quadrant, Sisko and Quark are captured by the Jem'Hadar, a division of the Dominion. The Dominion are determined to keep the Federation out of the Quadrant and not even a galaxy-class starship, the Odyssey, can convince them otherwise. The Dominion are not going to be ignored, whatever the cost...

Nog Aron Eisenberg
Eris Molly Hagan
Captain Keogh Alan Oppenheimer
Talak'talan Cress Williams
First Officer Michael Jace
Second Officer Sandra Grano
 
 
  

The Search (Part 1)

Stardate 48212.4: Kira is concerned that DS9 cannot resist the Jem'Hadar, until Sisko arrives in the experimental defence warship Defiant. The DS9 officers go in search of the Founders, the unseen rulers of the Dominion. Once in the Gamma Quadrant, the ship is attacked, and only Odo and Kira escape. But what waits for them in the Omarion Nebula has even more frightening consequences for DS9's former security chief.

Female Changeling Salome Jens
Romulan Sub-Cmdr T'Rul Martha Hackett
Ornithar John Fleck
Lt-Cmdr Michael Eddington Kenneth Marshall

The Search (Part 2)

Stardate 48217.7: Odo and Kira have discovered Odo's homeworld. Odo becomes acquainted with the ways of his people, and must decide whether to stay with them or return to DS9. Kira, however is determined to learn the truth behind the Dominion, and Odo is shocked by the discovery.

Female Changeling Salome Jens
Garak Andrew Robinson
Admiral Necheyev Natalija Nogulich
T'Rul Martha Hackett

The House Of Quark

Stardate 48224.2: When a drunken Klingon dies accidentally in his bar, Quark tells his customers that it was by his hand. His enjoyment of his status as hero is short-lived, when he is abducted and taken to Q'onoS where he is forced to marry the Klingon's widow. This seems almost bearable until the Klingon's brother D'Ghor challenges Quark to a fight to the death.

Klingon Grilka Mary Kay Adams
Gowron Robert O'Reilly
Keiko O'Brien Rosalind Chao
Rom Max Grodénchik

Equilibrium

Stardate 48231.7: Jadzia Dax is haunted by a disturbing vision of a masked figure - and must face a secret from the past of a previous host. A series of hallucinations results in her falling into a coma and her Trill doctor is determined to save the Dax symbiont regardless of Jadzia's safety.

Dr Renhol Lisa Banes
Joran Belar Jeff Magnus McBride

Second Skin

Stardate 48244.5: Investigating records which indicate she was a Cardassian prisoner - of which she has no memory - Kira is kidnapped and wakes up on the Cardassian homeworld. She now has the features of a Cardassian, and is informed by Legate Ghemor that she is his daughter Illiana, a spy who was sent on an undercover mission to Bajor a decade ago.

Garak Andrew Robinson
Ghemor Lawrence Pressman
Entek Gregory Sierra

The Abandoned

Stardate 48301.1: Quark purchases the wreckage of a crashed ship, but an alien baby is found on board. The genetically engineered infant grows within hours, to become a violent teenage Jem'Hadar. Odo takes the alien under his wing to convince it there is more to life than fighting, whilst Starfleet, anxious to study this new threat, decide to send the boy to Earth.

Teenage Jem'Hadar Bumper Robinson
Boslic Captain Leslie Bevis

Civil Defense

Stardate 48388.8: Working in the ore processing unit, O'Brien and Jake accidentally activate an old automated Cardassian doomsday device, set by Gul Dukat when he was in charge. They are trapped, and while Kira is forced to destroy the station's life support system in order to halt the release of poison gas, DS9 counts down to destruction.

Garak Andrew Robinson
Gul Dukat Marc Alaimo

Meridian

Stardate 48423.2: Exploring the Gamma Quadrant in the Defiant, Sisko, Dax and Bashir see a planet materialize. The planet is Meridian, which shifts between dimensions, and Dax falls in love with Deral, one of its natives. But their relationship is threatened with the news that Meridian will soon shift dimensions again, and will not reappear for sixty years.

Deral Brett Cullen
Seltin Christine Healy

Defiant

Stardate 48467.3: The DS9 crew receive a visit from Commander Will Riker, who reacquaints himself with the staff. Kira shows him the wonders of the Defiant, and learns that this is in fact Thomas Riker, now commanding a Maquis cell, and whose mission is to steal the Defiant and aggravate the tension between Starfleet and Cardassia.

Commander Thomas Riker Jonathan Frakes
Gul Dukat Marc Alaimo
Korinas Tricia O'Neil

Fascination

Stardate 48441.6: The Bajoran Gratitude Festival is taking place on DS9, and Lwaxana Troi is there with a returning Keiko O'Brien for the opening ceremony - and looking out for Odo. Vedek Bareil is aboard the station for the celebration but moves his attentions away from Kira when the crew experience brief headaches, which result in an epidemic of inexplicable romantic attractions.

Lwaxana Troi Majel Barrett
Vedek Bareil Philip Anglim
Keiko O'Brien Rosalind Chao
Molly O'Brien Hana Hatae

Past Tense (Part 1)

Stardate 48481.2: While en route in the Defiant to Starfleet headquarters in San Francisco, Earth, Sisko, Dax and Bashir are lost in a transporter accident and materialize in the Californian city, but in the year 2024. They are arrested and taken to the Sanctuary District, an area where the homeless and unemployed are interned, but Sisko realises they are just days away from the Bell Riots, named after the man responsible, Gabriel Bell. The riots will cost thousands of lives, but will eventually bring Starfleet into existence. Bell is killed saving Sisko's life, and Starfleet suddenly ceases to exist.

Chris Brynner Jim Metzler
BC Frank Military
Gabriel Bell John Lendale Bennett
Webb Bill Smitrovitch
Lee Tina Lifford

Past Tense (Part 2)

Stardate 48483.3: While Kira and Odo try to trace their friends through time, Sisko assumes the identity of Gabriel Bell - even though history records the fact that Bell will die in the riots. Dax meanwhile has made high society contacts and goes crawling through the sewers to reach her commander.

Preston Deborah van Valkenburgh
(Rest of cast as for part 1)

Life Support

Stardate 48498.4: A Bajoran transporter is seriously damaged in an accident, leaving Vedek Bareil critically injured. In order that Bareil can attend a vital peace treaty with the Cardassians, Bashir is forced to use questionable methods to temporarily prolong his life.

Vedek Bareil Philip Anglim
Kai Winn Louise Fletcher
Nog Aron Eisenberg
Bajoran Nurse Jabara Ann Gillespie

Heart Of Stone

Stardate 48521.5: Kira and Odo pursue a Maquis ship in a Runabout, and land on a deserted moon. When they split up, Kira is trapped by a crystal formation growing on her foot, which gradually expands and threatens to engulf her entire body. As seismic tremors rock the cavern, the pair begin to reveal their feelings for each other.

Rom Max Grodénchik
Nog Aron Eisenberg
Female Changeling Salome Jens

Destiny

Stardate 48543.2: In the wake of a peace treaty with the Cardassians, Sisko is delighted when three Cardassian scientists arrive on DS9. However, Vedek Yarka warns of an ancient prophecy which predicts the destruction of the wormhole, and it appears to be becoming true.

Gilora Tracy Scoggins
Ulani Wendy Robie
Dejar Jessica Hendra
Vedek Yarka Erick Avari

Prophet Motive

Stardate 48555.5: The Grand Nagus is back and has visited the "Prophets" of the Wormhole. Instead of making the expected profit, he has been changed in nature so that he is a loving, giving Grand Nagus. Rom and Quark find this somewhat disgusting, and plan to reverse the process.

Grand Nagus Zek Wallace Shawn
Rom Max Grodénchik
Maihar'du Tiny Ron
Quark's Friend Juliana Donald

Visionary

Stardate 48576.7: O'Brien is suffering from radiation poisoning, and finds himself receiving flashes of the future, trying to warn him of something. He witnesses his own death, and discovers a Romulan plot which results in the destruction of the station.

Karina Annette Heide
Ruwon Jack Shearer

Distant Voices

Stardate 48592.2: When Bashir refuses to provide an alien named Altovar with a restricted substance he is attacked and placed in a telepathically-induced coma, and is rapidly dying. Trapped inside his own mind, he envisions that his colleagues represent different aspects of his personality, and Altovar is killing them one by one.

Garak Andrew Robinson
Altovar Victor Rivers
Bajoran Nurse Jabara Ann Gillespie
Dabo Girl Nicolie Forrester

Improbable Cause (Part 1 of 2)

Stardate 48620.3: Odo investigates when Garak's shop is blown up. He is led to Cardassia, and Odo and Garak are captured by the Romulans, learning of a plot to invade the Gamma Quadrant in the process.

Garak Andrew Robinson
Enabrin Tain Paul Dooley
Mila Julianna McCarthy
Retaya Carlos LaCamara

The Die Is Cast (Part 2 of 2)

Stardate 48622.5: As the Romulans and Cardassians prepare to attack the Dominion, Garak is forced to prove his loyalty to his own people by torturing Odo. The Dominion are not as unprepared as the invaders think and a destructive confrontation is inescapable.

Lt Eddington Kenneth Marshall
Lovok Leland Orser
Admiral Toddman Leon Russom
Romulan Pilot Wendy Sceker
(Rest of cast as before)

Through The Looking Glass

Stardate 48601.1: A sequel to season two's Crossover. Sisko is abducted by a double of O'Brien, who takes him to the mirror universe. Sisko's counterpart has been killed, and he must take his place to persuade a scientist - the counterpart of his dead wife Jennifer - to join the rebels. And also in the mirror universe is a certain Vulcan rebel named Tuvok.

Garak Andrew Robinson
Jennifer Sisko Felicia M Bell
Rom Max Grodénchik
Tuvok Tim Russ
Cardassian Overseer John Patrick Hayden
Marauder Dennis Madalone

Explorers

Stardate 48699.9: Sisko builds an ancient Bajoran solar sailboat, and he and Jake set off on an adventure...and face disaster. Dr Bashir faces an old classmate who seems far more successful than he.

Gul Dukat Marc Alaimo
Dr Elizabeth Lense Bari Howard
Leeta Chase Masterson

Family Business

Stardate 48731.2: Quark is forced by the threat of financial ruin to return to his home planet when his mother flouts the law and earns a profit. What makes matters even worse is that she is wearing clothes and speaking to strangers.

Rom Max Grodénchik
Ishka Andrea Martin
Kasidy Yates Penny Johnson

Shakaar

Stardate 48764.8: Kai Winn asks Kira to visit her former resistance colleague Shakaar in an effort to make him and his friends fall in with the Kai's wishes as she becomes the political as well as spiritual leader of Bajor. But Kira finds old ties are hard to break, and ends up joining Shakaar as a fugitive.

Shakaar Duncan Regehr
Kai Winn Louise Fletcher
Lupaza Diane Salinger
Furel William Lucking

Facets

Stardate 48876.3: Dax has been putting off one of its Trill rites - the chance to meet all of its former hosts. When their memories are transferred into her colleagues Curzon decides to stay in Odo's body.

Trill Guardian Jeffrey Alan Chandler
Rom Max Grodénchik
Nog Aron Eisenberg
Leeta Chase Masterson

The Adversary

Stardate 48959.1 to 48962.5: Sisko is promoted to captain and the Defiant is sent on a mission to strengthen Federation ties in a trouble spot. When the ship suddenly cloaks and changes course, O'Brien realises that a member of the ship's crew is a Changeling. The Dominion are preparing to start a war.

Krajensky Lawrence Pressman
Lt Commander Eddington Kenneth Marshall
Boolian Security Officer Jeff Austin
 
 
  

The Way Of The Warrior

Stardate 49011.4: The Klingon Empire ends its treaty with the Federation in order to pursue its own method of dealing with the increasing threat of the Dominion. DS9 is swarming with Klingons, and their general claims they are there to help in the fight against the Dominion. A newly shaven-headed Sisko is suspicious, and summons Lt Commander Worf from extended leave after Enterprise's destruction to determine their motives. The Klingon learns that his own people are planning to invade Cardassia, and must decide where his loyalties lie. (Title music for the series was moderately re-arranged.)

Lt-Commander Worf (intro) Michael Dorn
Kasidy Yates Penny Johnson
Gul Dukat Marc Alaimo
Gowron Robert O'Reilly
Martok JG Hertzler
Drex Obi Ndefo
Garak Andrew Robinson
Weapons Officer Patricia Tallman
Station Computer Judi Durand

Note: This episode, unusually enough, was a double-length season starter designed to showcase the increased Federation-Klingon tension and to introduce Lt-Commander Worf to the station.

The Visitor

No Log: Decades in the future, an old Jake Sisko tells an author how his father vanished years before during a mission through the wormhole - and how Dax and O'Brien tried for months to recover him, until DS9 was abandoned to the Klingons, and Jake began a lifelong obsession to mount a rescue.

Adult Jake Tony Todd
Korena Galyn Gorg
Captain Nog Aron Eisenberg
Melanie Rachel Robinson

Hipppocratic Oath

Stardate 49066.5: When Bashir and O'Brien are captured by Jem'Hadar soldiers, the leader wants the doctor to find a cure for their Dominion-induced drug addiction so they can escape the latter's rule.

Goran'Agar Scott MacDonald
Arak'Taral Stephen Davies
Temo'Zuma Marshall Teague

Indiscretion

No Log: When a Cardassian prisoner ship disappeared six years before, Kira lost a close friend. Evidence emerges that the ship survived - and Kira mounts a rescue mission, reluctantly taking a Cardassian representative whom she learns is Gul Dukat. Sisko is worried that Kassidy is getting serious about their relationship.

Kasidy Yates Penny Johnson
Gul Dukat Marc Alaimo
Razka Roy Brocksmith
Ziyal Cyia Batten

Rejoined

No Log: Dax is reunited with Doctor Lenara Kahn, the wife of one of her previous hosts. An old attraction is revived...and Dax tells Sisko she is in love with Lenara, something that is taboo for any Trill host.

Lenara Susanna Thompson
Bejal Tim Ryan
Pren James Noah
Lt Cmdr Eddington Kenneth Marshall

Little Green Men

Stardate 49201.3: Quark receives a shuttle from his cousin. He takes it into Earth's system but it has been designed to malfunction and he cannot take it out of warp. After an emergency landing, Quark, Nog and Rom awake to find themselves in an examining room in a military base in Rosswell, New Mexico in 1947.

Nurse Garland Megan Gallagher
Denning Charles Napier
Rom Max Gródenchik
Nog Aron Eisenberg
Carlson Conner O'Farrell

Starship Down

Stardate 49263.5: The Defiant is in a remote system of the Gamma Quadrant for a trade discussion when the delegate's ship is attacked by Jem'Hadar warships. The Defiant pursues the warships into the deadly atmosphere of a nearby planet where it is attacked and crippled. Sisko is seriously injured and an enemy torpedo lodges itself into the hull, primed to detonate.

Hanok James Cromwell
Muniz F J Rio
Stevens Jay Baker
Carson Sara Mornell

The Sword Of Kahless

Stardate 49289.1: Dax is accompanying her old friend Kor on his quest to find the legendary Sword of Kahless. Worf joins them, but once found, the artifact has a strange effect on the Klingons.

Kor John Colicos
Toral Rick Pasqualone
Soto Tom Morga

Our Man Bashir

Stardate 49300.7: A malfunctioning holosuite programme (once more) pitches Bashir and his colleagues into a 1960s secret agent adventure where the Earth is threatened with destruction. Bashir has to keep the program running as ending it could means the end of his crewmates' lives.

Rom Max Gródenchik
Eddington Kenneth Marshall
Garak Andrew Robinson
Mona Luvsitt Marci Brickhouse
Caprice Melissa Young

Homefront (Part 1 of 2)

Stardate 49170.65: Sisko is placed in charge of Starfleet security on Earth after a bomb, apparently placed by a Changeling, kills 27 people at a Federation/Romulan diplomatic conference. Further proof of Changeling infiltration leads Sisko to doubt even his father. After Earth's power-relay station is sabotaged, Sisko has to convince the President to declare a state of emergency on Earth and prepare for war with the Dominion.

Leyton Robert Foxworth
Jaresh-Inyo Herschel Sparber
Lt-Cmdr Benteen Susan Gibney
Cadet Nog Aron Eisenberg
Joseph Sisko Brock Peters

Paradise Lost (Part 2 of 2)

No Log: While preparing Earth for war, Sisko is brought into confrontation with Admiral Leyton. Leyton forces Sisko to have a blood test which proves Sisko himself is really a Changeling.

Cpt Benteen Susan Gibney
Riley Shapard David Drew Gallagher
Security Officer Mina Badie
(Rest of cast as before)

Crossfire

No Log: Unable to admit his feelings for Kira, Odo becomes increasingly distraught as he watches Kira become attracted to her ex-comrade Shakaar, and he seeks counseling from Quark.

Shakaar Duncan Regehr
Sarish Bruce Wright

Return To Grace

No Log: Kira meets her old nemesis Dukat as she travels to a Cardassian outpost which is then destroyed by Klingons, killing all the Cardassian and Bajoran representatives. Kira and Dukat then trick the Klingons into reappearing, but find the Cardassian leaders no longer want revenge.

Dukat Marc Alaimo
Tora Ziyal Cyria Batten
Damar Casey Biggs

Sons Of Mogh

Stardate 49556.2: Worf's brother arrives on the station and asks that Worf kill him to save him a life of dishonour. Outside, the Klingons are becoming more unfriendly by attempting to cut off the Bajoran system from the Federation.

Kurn Tony Todd
Noggra Robert DoQui
Tilikia Dell Yount

Bar Association

Stardate 49563.1: Quark's ill-treated brother, Rom, rallies the bar employees to form a union which promptly goes on strike for better conditions. The arrival of Liquidator Brunt of the Ferengi Commerce Authority only makes matters worse for a beleaguered Quark.

Rom Max Grodénchik
Leeta Chase Masterson
Grimp Jason Marsden
Frool Emilio Borelli
Brunt Jeffrey Combs

Accession

Stardate 49600.7: The return of the legendary Bajoran, Akorem Laan, after a 200-year absence causes problems for Sisko when the former claims he is the Emissary. Only a trip into the wormhole will reveal the truth. For O'Brien, the return of his wife Keiko after a year's absence means changing his "bachelor" ways again.

Keiko O'Brien Rosalind Chao
Vedek Porta Robert Symonds
Kai Opaka Camille Saviola
Molly O'Brien Hana Hatae
Akorem Laan Richard Libertini

Rules Of Engagement

Stardate 49665.2: Worf is prosecuted by the Klingons for having deliberately destroyed a Klingon passenger ship while in command of the Defiant.

Ch'Pok Ron Canada
T'Lara Deborah Strang
Helm Officer Cristopher Michael

Hard Time

No Log: An alien race implants false memories of a prison sentence into O'Brien's mind, making him think he's been imprisoned for twenty years. He starts to go over his life, and feels guilty for the fellow inmate who didn't survive their incarceration.

Ee'char Craig Wasson
Keiko O'Brien Rosalind Chao
Rinn Margaret Rose
Molly O'Brien Hana Hatae
Muniz F J Rio

Shattered Mirror

No Log: The third of the series' crossover stories in which an evil Worf now presides over the mirror universe, and he plans to destroy the real DS9. Jennifer Sisko crosses over to kidnap Jake and force his father to help the human resistance in the mirror universe.

Garak Andrew Robinson
Jennifer Sisko Felicia M Bell
Nog Aron Eisenberg
Klingon Officer Carlos Carrasco

The Muse

Stardate 49702.2: Lwaxana Troi arrives on the station heavily pregnant and running away from her husband. She, inevitably, turns to Odo for comfort and protection. Jake Sisko meets a mysterious woman with a predilection for artists. His writing skills immediately attract her.

Lwaxana Troi Majel Barrett
Onaya Meg Foster
Jeyal Michael Ansara

For The Cause

Stardate 49729.8: Sisko begins to worry about Kassidy Yates' activities when he starts to suspect she may be a member of the Maquis, and is passing information to them gained from him.

Kassidy Yates Penny Johnson
Garak Andrew Robinson
Lt Eddington Ken Marshall
Ziyal Tracy Middendorf

To The Death

Stardate 49904.2: After a vicious attack on DS9, Sisko finds himself having to become temporary allies to the Jem'Hadar to prevent a renegade group running amuck.

Omet'iklan Clarence Williams
Toman'torax Brian Thompson

The Quickening

No Log: Dax and Bashir visit a planet in the Gamma Quadrant where the entire population are destined to die from a genetic disease released in a biological war.

Trevean Michael Sarrazin
Ekoria Ellen Wheeler

Body Parts

No Log: A runabout accident leaves pregnant Keiko injured, and Bashir is forced to transfer the baby into Kira's womb. Quark believes he is dying, and auctions his body.

Rom Max Grodénchik
Nog Aron Eisenberg
Keiko O'Brien Rosalind Chao
Garak Andrew J Robinson
Molly O'Brien Hana Hatae

Broken Link

Stardate 49962.4: A mysterious illness cuts Odo down and only a trip to the Founder's new homeworld can save his life. As the Klingons offer their final threats to the Federation, pushing for war, Sisko takes the Defiant into Dominion space where Odo learns that his misfortune is less than coincidental.

Garak Andrew J Robinson
Gowron Robert O'Reilly
Female Shapeshifter Salome Jens
Amat'igan Andrew Hawkes
With: Jill Jacobson and Leslie Bevis
 
 
  

Apocalypse Rising

No Log: A surgically altered Sisko, O'Brien and Dukat, along with Odo, sneak onto Klingon territory to confront Gowron, and expose him as a Changeling.

Gowron Robert O'Reilly
General Martok J G Hertzler
Gul Dukat Marc Alaimo
Damar Casey Biggs

The Ship

Stardate 50049.3: A severely injured crewman's life hangs in the balance as Sisko battles for control of a crashed Jem'Hadar warship with a vitally important cargo.

Mañez F J Rio
Dominion Commander Kaitlin Hopkins

Looking For Par'mach In All The Wrong Places

No Log: Quark's ex-wife, Grilka, comes to visit, and Worf falls in lust. The O'Briens aren't having an easy time of Kira's surrogate pregnancy when she and Miles begins to experience more intimate emotions.

Grilka Mary Kay Adams
Keiko O'Brien Rosalind Chao

...Nor The Battle To The Strong

No Log: Jake Sisko is trapped on a planet under Klingon attack, and learns an important lesson about courage in the face of death.

Kirby Andrew Kaviot
Dr Kalandra Karen Austin
Wounded Soldier Mark Holton
Medic Lisa Lord
Medic Danny Goldring

The Assignment

No Log: A strange entity takes over Keiko's body, and will kill her unless Miles O'Brien obey its instructions to reconfigure certain aspects of station wiring.

Rom Max Grodénchik
Keiko O'Brien Rosalind Chao
Molly O'Brien Hana Hatae

Trials And Tribble-ations

No Log: Sisko and the crew of the Defiant are accidentally transported back in time, and join Captain Kirk in an exciting adventure with Klingons and tribbles.

Dalmar Jack Blessing
Luxley James Dansen
Arne Darvin Charlie Brill
(And the crew of the original Enterprise)

Let He Who Is Without Sin...

No Log: Essentialists plan to force the closure of 'decadent' pleasure planet Risa, but Worf, Dax, Julian and Leeta don't agree with them - or each other - as their relationships become strained.

Pascale Fulton Monte Markham
Leeta Chase Masterson
Arandis Vanessa Williams

Things Past

No Log: Sisko, Garak, Dax and Odo suddenly find themselves on DS9 seven years before while it was under Cardassian occupation. How much of it is real, and how much is linked to Odo's feelings of guilt?

Garak Andrew Robinson
Gul Dukat Marc Alaimo
Thrax Kurtwood Smith

The Ascent

No Log: Odo and Quark are stranded on a hostile planet with no supplies, while Nog and Jake move into their first apartment, but Nog's Academy training has left its mark.

Nog Aron Eisenberg
Rom Max Grodénchik

Rapture (Part 1 of 2)

No Log: Sisko is plagued by life-threatening visions which may hold the key to the future of Bajor, and Kassidy is released from jail.

Kassidy Yates Penny Johnson
Admiral Ernest Perry
Kai Winn Louise Fletcher

The Darkness And The Light (Part 2 of 2)

No Log: An assassin targets members of Kira's old resistance cell, wiping them out one by one.

Nog Aron Eisenberg
Brilgar William Lucking

The Begotten

No Log: Kira delivers baby O'Brien while Odo buys a Changeling child from Quark, intent on helping it grow and develop its shapeshifting abilities.

Keiko O'Brien Rosalind Chao
Shakaar Duncan Regehr
Dr Mora Pol James Sloyan
Kassidy Yates Penny Rogers

For The Uniform

Stardate 50485.2 to 50488.2: Sisko is out for revenge on his former security officer Michael Eddington, who is now a member of the Maquis. In an undercover mission he discovers the Maquis are planning to use a biogenic weapon against Cardassian colony planets.

Eddington Kenneth Marshall
Captain Sanders Eric Pierpoint
Nog Aron Eisenberg

In Purgatory's Shadow (Part 1 of 2)

No Log: Worf and Garak enter the Gamma Quadrant in search for Enebran Tain, but they are captured and learn of a Dominion invasion plan. Preparations are made to seal the wormhole.

Garak Andrew J Robinson
Gul Dukat Marc Alaimo
Tora Ziyal Melanie Smith
Enebran Tain Paul Tooley

By Inferno's Light (Part 2 of 2)

Stardate 50564.2: DS9 awaits a Dominion attack but there are some surprising revelations involving one of the races resulting in the fate of the entire Alpha Quadrant hanging in the balance.

Martok J G Hertzler
Romulan Carrie Stauber
Gowron Robert O'Reilly
(Rest of cast as before)

Dr Bashir, I Presume

No Log: Bashir is chosen to be the template for a new Starfleet holographic doctor program, but the arrival of his parents threaten to reveal a deep dark past secret which could end his career.

Richard Brian George
Rom Max Grodénchik
Leeta Chase Masterson
Amsha Fadwa El Guindi
Dr Lewis Zimmerman Robert Picardo

A Simple Investigation

No Log: A woman tormented by her past enlists Odo's help. She is being hunted by the Orion Syndicate for a secret of which even she is not aware.

Arissa Dey Young
Traidy John Durbin

Business As Usual

No Log: Quark is made an offer he cannot refuse by his cousin Gaila, and becomes an arms dealer.

The Regent of Palamar Lawrence Tierney
Daila Josh Pais
Hagath Steven Berkoff

Ties Of Blood And Water

Stardate 50712.5: In a sequel to the Season Three story Second Skin, Cardassian dissident Tekeny Ghemor asks Kira to become his "daughter" one last time, but the experience rekindles painful memories of Kira's own father's death.

Tekeny Ghemor Lawrence Pressman
Gul Dukat Marc Alaimo
Taban Thomas Kopache

Ferengi Love Songs

No Log: In a return visit to Ferenginar, an affair between Quark's Moogie and the Nagus spell trouble for the bar owner. On DS9, Rom is trying desperately to kick start his own romantic life.

Moogie Ishka Cecily Adams
Grand Nagus Zek Wallace Shawn
Maihar'du Tiny Ron
Rom Max Grodénchik
Leeta Chase Masterson

Soldiers Of The Empire

53rd Day of Kahless Year 991: While on a mission for the Klingon Empire, Worf comes into conflict with his friend and commander General Martok.

General Martok J G Hertzler
Leskit David Graf
Tavana Sandra Nelson
Nog Aron Eisenberg

Children Of Time

Stardate 50814.2: One of the crew must die to save the Defiant's compliment from 200 years of isolation.

Yedrin Gary Frank
Miranda Jennifer S Parsons
Lisa Davida Williams

Blaze Of Glory

No Log: Sisko confronts his Maquis rival Michael Eddington who is leading an attack which could destroy the Federation.

Michael Eddington Kenneth Marshall
General Martok J G Hertzler
Nog Aron Eisenberg
Rebecca Gretchen German

Empok Nor

No Log: A killer Garak stalks O'Brien on a supposedly deserted Cardassian space station. While on a salvage mission aboard an abandoned Cardassian space station, Garak is infected with a biogenic compound that turns him against his friends.

Garak Andrew J Robinson
Nog Aron Eisenberg

In The Cards

Stardate 50929.4: Jake asks Nog to help him buy Sisko a special present that he hopes will cheer up his father - but their good intentions only succeed in getting them captured by the Dominion.

Leeta Chase Masterson
Nog Aron Eisenberg
Rom Max Grodénchik

A Call To Arms

Stardate 50975.2: Sisko and his crew prepare to defend themselves against an attack by the Dominion and Gul Dukat, who plans to re-take Deep Space Nine.

Gul Dukat Marc Alaimo
Tora Ziyal Melanie Smith
Nog Aron Eisenberg
General Martok J G Hertzler
Rom Max Grodénchik
Leeta Chase Masterson
Garak Andrew J Robinson
 
 
 

A Time To Stand

No Log: Sisko is assigned to destroy a key supply depot behind Dominion lines as Starfleet continues to lose ground. Kira and Odo attempt to adapt to the new scenario on the station.

Garak Andrew J Robinson
Gul Dukat Marc Alaimo
Nog Aron Eisenberg
General Martok J G Hertzler
Rom Max Grodénchik
Leeta Chase Masterson
Tora Ziyal Melanie Smith
Joseph Sisko Brock Peters
Weyoun Jeffrey Coombs

Rocks And Shoals

No Log: Kira and Odo face up to life under the Dominion while Sisko and his crew find themselves marooned on a desert world and hunted by the Jem'Hadar.

Garak Andrew J Robinson
Gul Dukat Marc Alaimo
Nog Aron Eisenberg

Sons And Daughters

No Log: Worf, serving on General Martok's ship, is alarmed to see that one of the new recruits is his own son, Alexander, who accuses his father of abandoning him for several years while he pursued his own career.

Garak Andrew J Robinson
Gul Dukat Marc Alaimo
Nog Aron Eisenberg
General Martok J G Hertzler
Leeta Chase Masterson
Alexander Roshenko Marc Warden
Tora Ziyal Melanie Smith

Behind The Lines

Stardate 51145.3 to 51149.5: Tension between Jem' Hadar and Cardassian "allies" on DS9 is rising, a situation which Kira is quick to exploit. Sisko's team are sent on a mission to destroy a Dominion sensor array - without Sisko.

Gul Dukat Marc Alaimo
Nog Aron Eisenberg
Rom Max Grodénchik
Weyoun Jeffrey Coombs
Changeling Salome Jens

Favor The Bold (Part 1 of 2)

No Log: Sisko's plan to retake DS9 leads two opposing starship fleets into direct confrontation in the largest battle yet witnessed. Kira feels betrayed by the occupied Odo, and plots to free Rom before he is executed.

Garak Andrew J Robinson
Gul Dukat Marc Alaimo
Ensign Nog Aron Eisenberg
General Martok J G Hertzler
Rom Max Grodénchik
Leeta Chase Masterson
Tora Ziyal Melanie Smith
Weyoun Jeffrey Coombs
Changeling Salome Jens

The Sacrifice Of Angels (Part 2 of 2)

No Log: The Federation fights to retake DS9 before the minefield can be cleared. Sisko is forced to communicate with the Founders to prevent massive Dominion reinforcements getting through. Both he and Dukat pay high prices for their respective roles in the battle, although Sisko's penalty does not become apparent immediately.

(Cast as before)

You Are Cordially Invited

No Log: Worf and Jadzia’s wedding rituals get off to a rocky start when Martok’s wife arrives to officiate as head of the House over Jadzia’s side of the preparations.

Nog Aron Eisenberg
Rom Max Grodénchik
General Martok J G Hertzler
Leeta Chase Masterson
Alexander Roshenko Marc Warden

Resurrection

No Log: The alternate universe Bareil turns up on DS9 with a plan to steal one of the orbs. His mission is complicated by a romantic involvement with two versions of Kira. Which one does he prefer?

Bareil Philip Anglim

Statistical Probabilities

No Log: Bashir takes temporary charge of four genetically enhanced humans who manage to deduce the secret behind Cardassian/Dominion peace moves, and predict certain Federation defeat and nine billion deaths.

Weyoun Jeffrey Coombs
Gul Dumar Casey Biggs

The Magnificent Ferengi

No Log: Quark’s mother, Ishka, is captured by the Alpha Quadrant Dominion and held hostage as an exchange for a captured Vorta. Quark realises he must mount a rescue expedition.

Leeta Chase Masterson
Nog Aron Eisenberg
Rom Max Grodénchik
Brunt Jeffrey Coombs
Ishka Cecily Brooks
Yogrin Iggy Pop

Waltz

Stardate 51408.6 to 51413.6: Dukat and Sisko are marooned on a barren planet while the former works through his mental problems with an imaginary audience of foes and supporters.

Weyoun Jeffrey Coombs
Gul Dukat Marc Alaimo
Gul Dumar Casey Biggs

Who Mourns For Morn?

No Log: Quark inherits a fortune from the estate of the late great barfly, Morn, but there are several other claimants for the loot.

Lorell (ex-Mrs Morn) Bridget Ann White

Far Beyond The Stars

No Log: Sisko dreams he is involved in a wholly avoidable tale of racism in 1930s America. As the identities of the dream Sisko and the real one begin to merge, Sisko comes close to a nervous breakdown.

Cops Jeffrey Combs and Marc Alaimo
Cassie/Kassidy Yates Penny Rogers
Willie Michael Dorn
Priest/Joseph Sisko Brock Peters
Roy J G Hertzler
News Stand Boy Aron Eisenberg

One Little Ship

Stardate 51474.2: In a survey that necessitates the shrinking of a runabout crewed by Dax, O'Brien and Bashir, the Defiant is boarded and captured by Jem'Hadar. The miniaturised crew now have to find a way of regaining their true size.

Nog Aron Eisenberg
First Jem'Hadar Scott Thompson Baker
Elder Jem'Hadar Fritz Speerberg
Vorta Leland Crooke
Jem'Hadar Christian Zimmerman

Honor Among Thieves

No Log: O'Brien is undercover, hunting down the Orion Syndicate. He finds them doing a deal to help the Dominion. (Nick Tate has always been best known for his role as Space: 1999 Eagle pilot Alan Carter).

Bilby Nick Tate
Kroll Michael Harney
Flith Carlos Carrasco
Chadwick John Chandler
Remus Leland Crooke
Vorta Joseph Culp

Change Of Heart

Stardate 51597.2: A Cardassian defector has vital information about Dominion strength in the Alpha Quadrant, but getting to him causes Jadzia to be badly wounded, and Worf finds he must make a major decision.

Lasaran Todd Waring

Wrongs Darker Than Death Or Night

No Log: On her long-dead mother's birthday, Kira is told by Dukat that he and Kira's mother were lovers. Using the Orb, she travels back to that time to discover the truth.

Gul Dukat Marc Alaimo
Kira Meru(Mother) Leslie Hope
Bajoran Liaison David Bowe
Cardassian Wayne Grace
Bajoran Resistance Member Tim deZarn
Kira Taban (Father) Tomas Kopache

Inquisition

No Log: In what has strong echoes of Babylon 5's First Season episode, Eyes, Starfleet suddenly seems to have a secret organisation that dates back to its founding, and they want to recruit Bashir by interrogating him into submission.

Deputy Director Sloane William Sadler
Weyoun Jeffrey Coombs
Lt Chandler Samantha Mudd

In The Pale Moonlight

Stardate 51721.3: Sisko, tired of publishing weekly casualty lists from the Dominion war, decides that the Romulans should be "persuaded" to forgo their friendship treaty with the Dominion and join the war on the side of the Federation-Klingon Alliance. To do that, the Romulans must be convinced that there is a reason to abandon the treaty.

Garak Andrew J Robinson
Weyoun Jeffrey Coombs
Gul Dumar Casey Biggs
Senator Vrenak Howard Shangrew
Graython Tolar Stephanie McHattie

His Way

No Log: When Vic Fontaine, a super-knowledgeable hologram of a 20th century entertainer, realises that Odo cannot reveal his feelings for Kira, he decides to embark on a course of romance education for the uptight security chief.

Girl Cyndi Pass
Melissa Debbie A Monahan
Vic Fontaine James Darren

The Reckoning

No Log: An ancient prophecy linked to the wormhole aliens comes true when a 3,000 year-old relic is discovered. Unable to translate its inscriptions, Sisko feels the sudden urge to smash the stone tablet, so releasing two warring "prophets" who will fight a final battle on the station. But, resentful of Sisko's role as The Prophet, Kai Winn has to resort to sabotage to maintain her own position.

Ranjin James Greene
Kai Winn Louise Fletcher

Valiant

Stardate 51825.4: While delivering a Starfleet message to the Grand Nagus, Nog and Jake are ambushed by a Jem'Hadar vessel, and rescued by the Valiant, a sister-ship of the Defiant. It's crew consists of cadets who manage, through overconfidence in their abilities, they take on a huge Jem'Hadar warship and suffer the tragic consequences.

Nog Aron Eisenberg
Acting CPO Dorian Collins Courtney Peldon
Tim Walters Paul Popowich
Shephard David Drew Gallagher
Cmdr Karen Barries Ashley Brion McDonough

Profit And Lace

No Log: Grand Nagus Zek has, at Ishka's urging, made it legal for Ferengi females to be clothed, and to take part in business transactions. As a result he is deposed by Brunt, who takes his place. Fleeing to DS9, Zek hopes to build a support base with Quark's help and restore himself within the three day limit, but is surgically altering Quark to allow him to imitate a female Ferengi going to far?

Rom Max Grodénchik
Allura Sylvian Cecile
Ishka Cecily Brooks
Former Grand Nagus Zek Wallace Shawn
Chairman Nelva Henry Gibson
Acting Grand Nagus Brunt Jeffrey Coombs
Nog Aron Eisenberg
Leeta Chase Masterson
Maihar'du Tiny Ron

Time's Orphan

No Log: Keiko is back from her work on Bajor and O'Brien has welcomed a return to family life, despite the dietary restrictions. But a strange accident while on a picnic leaves Molly O'Brien trapped on a planet three hundred years in its past. O'Brien manages to pull her out, but she has already lived ten years in the past growing more remote and savage with every passing year.

Molly O'Brien Hana Hatae
Keiko O'Brien Rosalind Chao
Molly Aged 18 Mechelle Kruisec

The Sound Of Her Voice

Stardate 51948.3: Convoy Liaison Officer Kassidy Yates is serving temporarily on Defiant, but Sisko is finding her presence awkward. O'Brien is war-weary, and Bashir is absorbed in his work, but they all find their lives effected when they take turns in communicating with stranded Federation officer Lisa Cusak, while on the way to rescue her. On DS9, Odo find that he, too, is effected by Quark while arranging to celebrate an anniversary of his relationship with Kira.

Kassidy Yates Penny Rogers
Lisa Cusak Debra Wilson

Tears Of The Prophets

No Log: While being honoured for his retaking of the station, Sisko learns that he is to plan the Federation invasion of Cardassia. He discovers a weakness in the overstretched Dominion defences and a devastating, but costly attack goes ahead. Using the distraction to his advantage, Dukat has found a way of making the Prophets abandon Bajor. While carrying out his plan, he also mortally wounds a member of Sisko's command team.

Garak Andrew J Robinson
Weyoun Jeffrey Coombs
Gul Dukat Marc Alaimo
Romulan Letant David Birney
General Martok J G Hertzler
Nog Aron Eisenberg
Legate Dumar Casey Biggs
Admiral Barry Jenner
Vic Fontaine James Darren