Episode
Number
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Title |
UK Tape
Number
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Rating
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Description |
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46
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The Search,
Part I |
3.1
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Sisko and crew head off into the Gamma Quadrant to contact the mysterious
Founders, rulers of the Dominion. To help them in their search, Sisko brings
along a new toy - the USS Defiant, a Starfleet warship built to fight the
Borg. But once in Dominion space the ship is quickly overwhelmed by the
Jem'Hadar, and only Odo and Kira escape.
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Writer(s) :
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Ira Steven Behr
Robert Hewitt Wolfe |
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Director :
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Kim Friedman |
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47
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The Search,
Part II |
3.1
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Odo finally finds his people on a planet within the Omarian Nebula.
But while he is getting to know just who and what he is, Sisko and the
other Starfleet officers are back on Deep Space Nine as the Federation
negotiates a peace treaty that may hand the Alpha Quadrant over to the
Dominion.
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Writer(s) :
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Ira Steven Behr
Robert Hewitt Wolfe |
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Director :
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Jonathan Frakes |
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48
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The House of Quark |
3.2
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When Quark accidentally kills a drunken Klingon, he finds himself kidnapped
and forced into marriage with Grilka. Soon he's embroiled in politics at
the highest levels of the Empire's government.
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Writer(s) :
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Tom Benko |
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Director :
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Les Landau |
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49
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Equilibrium |
3.2
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When Dax begins to suffer dramatic mood swings and hallucinations,
Sisko returns with her to Trill so that their medical experts can diagnose
the problem. But as her condition worsens, Sisko uncovers startling evidence
that Dax is more than he thought - and the revelation may threaten the
entire basis of Trill society.
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Writer(s) :
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Christopher Teague |
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Director :
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Cliff Bole |
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50
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Second Skin |
3.3
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Kira is shocked to wake and find herself on Cardassia, with the face
of a Cardassian woman. Worse still, Legate Ghemor insists that she is his
daughter and that her life as a Bajoran was a ruse designed to allow her
to operate as an intelligence officer. As the evidence mounts, Kira must
consider the possibility that her entire life has been a lie.
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Writer(s) :
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Robert Hewitt Wolfe |
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Director :
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Cliff Bole |
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51
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The Abandoned |
3.3
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When Quark finds an orphaned baby among some scrap metal he has purchased,
he gladly hands it over to Dr. Bashir. But as the child grows at an astounding
rate, it quickly becomes apparent that he is a Jem'Hadar...
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Writer(s) :
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D. Thomas Maio
Steve Warnek |
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Director :
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Avery Brooks |
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52
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Civil Defense |
3.4
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While surveying the stations now disused ore processing plant, Sisko
trips an old Cardassian system designed to defend the station from a Bajoran
uprising. With booby traps activating all over the place, he must get to
the reactors in time to prevent a self destruct sequence that will destroy
the entire station.
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Writer(s) :
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Mike Krohn |
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Director :
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Reza Badiyi |
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53
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Meridian |
3.4
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Dax falls in love with a man from a world that only exists in our universe
briefly, once every sixty years, and decides to stay with him when the
planet next vanishes.
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Writer(s) :
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Hilary Bader
Evan Carlos Somers |
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Director :
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Jonathan Frakes |
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54
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Defiant |
3.5
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Thomas Riker returns, posing as Will Riker in order to steal the USS
Defiant from DS9. Now a Maquis operative, Thomas is determined to use the
warship to penetrate Cardassian space and investigate the mysterious Orias
system. Sisko must go against years of training in order to halp the Cardassians
hunt down the ship and destroy it.
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Writer(s) :
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Ronald D. Moore |
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Director :
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Cliff Bole |
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55
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Fascination |
3.5
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When Lwaxana Troi visits the station, she causes those around her to
begin behaving strangely thanks to a peculiar illness.
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Writer(s) :
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Ira Steven Behr
James Crocker |
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Director :
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Avery Brooks |
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56
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Past Tense,
Part I |
3.6
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A transporter accident throws Commander Sisko, Dr. Bashir and Dax into
the year 2024. While Jadzia is taken in by a passing millionaire, Sisko
and Bashir are picked up by the police and thrown into a 'Sanctuary district'
- a dumping ground for the homeless and jobless. History buff Sisko realises
that the historical Bell Riots will occur in just a few days time - but
when Bell himself is killed in a fight Bashir starts, the Defiant finds
herself alone in a future in which the Federation never existed.
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Writer(s) :
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Ira Steven Behr
Robert Hewitt Wolfe |
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Director :
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Reza Badiyi |
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57
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Past Tense,
Part II |
3.6
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As Kira and O'Brien mount a desperate search through history to find
their missing friends, Sisko takes the place of Gabriel Bell to try and
restore the timeline. But history records that Bell was shot dead by the
police during the climax of the riots...
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Writer(s) :
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Ira Steven Behr
Robert Hewitt Wolfe |
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Director :
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Jonathan Frakes |
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58
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Life Support |
3.7
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When Vedek Bariel is fatally injured, Bashir must use ever more invasive
medical procedures to keep him alive. Eventually he begins to question
the ethics of what he is doing - but can Kira face up to loosing the man
she loves?
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Writer(s) :
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Christian Ford
Roger Soffer |
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Director :
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Reza Badiyi |
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59
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Heart of Stone |
3.7
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When Kira and Odo chase a Maquis operative to a desolate planet, they
quickly loose him in a network of caves. When Kiras foot becomes trapped
in a crystal of some sort, they assume that it will be simple to free her
- but all their efforts fail, and the crystal gradually engulfs Kira. Is
this the end for the love of Odo's life?
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Writer(s) :
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Ira Steven Behr
Robert Hewitt Wolfe |
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Director :
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Alexander Singer |
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60
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Destiny |
3.8
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When Bajor, the Federation and the Cardassians work together to place
a communications array in the Gamma Quadrant which will allow them to talk
to ships and colonies on the other side of the galaxy, a Vedek arrives
on the station with prophesies of doom. Sisko dismisses it, but as the
coincidences stack up it looks like the wormhole itself may be destroyed.
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Writer(s) :
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David S. Cohen
Martin A. Winer |
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Director :
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Les Landau |
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61
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Prophet Motive |
3.8
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When the Grand Nagus announces to Quark and Rom that he is publishing
a new set of the Rules of acquisition, they are naturally excited. But
Quark is horrified to find that the first of the new rules reads "If they
want their money back, give it to them".
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Writer(s) :
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Ira Steven Behr
Robert Hewitt Wolfe |
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Director :
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Rene Auberjonois |
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62
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Visionary |
3.9
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After an accident floods him with radiation, O'Brien finds himself
periodically jumping through time to a few hours in the future. But among
the things he sees are his own murder and the total destruction of Deep
Space Nine.
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Writer(s) :
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Ethan H. Calk |
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Director :
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Reza Badiyi |
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63
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Distant Voices |
3.9
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When Bashir refuses to sell biomimetic gel to a Lethean, the alien
subjects him to a telepathic attack. Bashir subsequently finds himself
on an almost deserted station, ageing at a rapid rate while an invincible
alien stalks him.
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Writer(s) :
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Joe Menosky |
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Director :
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Alexander Singer |
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64
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Through The Looking Glass |
3.10
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When O'Brien pulls a phaser on Sisko and forces him to beam off DS9,
the Commander quickly realises that he has been taken to the Mirror universe
Kira and Bashir briefly visited in "Crossover". The Terran Rebellion is
not faring well against the Klingon/Cardassian Alliance, and their fate
will shortly be sealed when a new sensor array is completed by an alliance
scientist - one Jennifer Sisko...
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Writer(s) :
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Ira Steven Behr
Robert Hewitt Wolfe |
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Director :
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Winrich Kolbe |
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65
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Improbable Cause |
3.10
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After an explosion in Garaks shop nearly kills him, Odo must try to
work his way through the net of lies that surrounds the Cardassian tailor.
As Odo and Garak go to see Enabren Tain, former head of the Obsidian Order,
a Romulan Warbird captures them. Odo is amazed to learn that the Romulans
and Cardassians plan a joint strike against the Founders themselves - and
is even more amazed when Garak quickly agrees to join them.
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Writer(s) :
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Robert Lederman
David R. Long |
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Director :
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Avery Brooks |
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66
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The Die is Cast |
3.11
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With twenty ships on their way to the Omarian Nebula, Garak is ordered
to torture Odo for information about the Founders. Back in the Alpha Quadrant
Sisko is ordered to remain at DS9 with the Defiant; but as the fleet begins
its bombardment the Dominion springs a deadly trap.
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Writer(s) :
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Ronald D. Moore |
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Director :
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David Livingston |
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67
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Explorers |
3.11
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Sisko decides to build a solar sail craft to try and prove that mythical
journies between Bajor and Cardassia actually happened. But as he tests
the craft out, an unexpected anomaly causes complications.
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Writer(s) :
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Hilary J. Bader |
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Director :
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Cliff Bole |
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68
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Family Business |
3.12
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When FCA Liquidator Brunt confronts Quark with evidence that his mother
has been making a profit, the Ferengi must return home and force her to
confess and return the money - or face bankruptcy himself.
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Writer(s) :
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Ira Steven Behr
Robert Hewitt Wolfe |
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Director :
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Rene Auberjonois |
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69
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Shakaar |
3.12
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When Kai Winn is appointed as temporary First Minister of Bajor, she
orders some soil reclamators relocated. But some of Kiras old Bajoran resistance
friends have decided that the machines belong to them, and soon a minor
civil war is brewing as the rebels take to the hills again - this time
with fellow Bajorans in persuit.
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Writer(s) :
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Gordon Dawson |
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Director :
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Jonathan West |
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70
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Facets |
3.13
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Dax undergoes the zhian'tara rite, in which past hosts temporarily
take over the bodies of her friends so that she can get to know them better
as individuals. But when Curzon takes over Odo, he decides that he likes
being alive again and intends to stay for good.
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Writer(s) :
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Rene Echevarria |
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Director :
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Cliff Bole |
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71
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The Adversary |
3.13
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When the newly promoted Captain Sisko is assigned a mission to stage
a show of force near Tzenkethi space, he soon finds that a Founder has
stowed away and sabotaged the ship. With the Defiant locked on a course
directly into Tzenkethi space, Sisko must regain control - or destroy the
ship.
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Writer(s) :
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Ira Steven Behr
Robert Hewitt Wolfe |
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Director :
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Alexander Singer |
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