Episode
Number
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Title |
UK Tape
Number
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Rating
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Description |
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72
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The Way of The Warrior |
4.1
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When the Klingons launch an all out war against the Cardassia, recently
rocked by civil strike and revolution, Sisko decides to disobey Federation
policy and intervene in the war for no apparent reason. Soon the Klingons
launch a major attack on the station - but Sisko has a few surprises in
store for 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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James L. Conway |
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73
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The Visitor |
4.2
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Decades in the future, Jake Sisko recieves a visit from a young woman
curious to know why he stopped writing after only one or two books. Slowly,
he recounts his life story; when he was a teenager his father Benjamin
was apparently killed during an emergency on the Defiant. When Sisko started
reappearing months and years later, it transpired that he was stranded
in some type of subspace, periodically being pulled to Jakes location for
a few minutes before returning again. Jake tried for decades to find a
way to return his father for good, giving up his career and family in the
process. After the woman leaves, Jake recieves a final visit from his father;
Jake tells ben that the only way to cut the bond between them and return
him to the scene of the accident is to take his own life while they are
together - and Jake has already taken a dose of poison. As Ben watches
his son die, he finds himself once again on the Defiant where he manages
to avoid the energy discharge.
I was tempted to say damn the system and give this one a six out of
five. It really is that good.
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Writer(s) :
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Michael Taylor |
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Director :
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David Livingston |
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74
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Hippocratic Oath |
4.2
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Marooned on a planet in the Gamma Quadrant, Bashir and O'Brien find
a group of rebel Jem'Hadar. Their leader was stranded on the planet some
time ago without his supply of Ketracel White, and suffered no ill effects.
Believing that something about the planet prevents the withdrawal from
the drug, he has brought his men here to escape the Founders. But as the
effects of White deprivation grip the rest of his men, the Jem'Hadar begin
to fall apart - and Bashir must decide whether to help his enemy or abandon
his principles.
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Writer(s) :
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Nick Corea
Lisa Klink |
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Director :
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Rene Auberjonois |
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75
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Indiscretion |
4.3
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Searching for a Bajoran freighter lost years ago, Major Kira and Gul
Dukat discover a Breen prison camp. There Dukat finds his daughter, a half-Bajoran
rejected by both sides during the occupation of Bajor by the Cardassians.
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Writer(s) :
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Toni Marberry
Jack Trevino |
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Director :
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LeVar Burton |
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76
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Rejoined |
4.3
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Jadzia Dax meets Lenara Khan, a Trill whos former host was married
to one of Dax's former hosts. A strong trill taboo exists forbidding any
romantic reassociation between such couples, but as they work together
the women find themselves strongly attracted to one another. Finally, Dax
takes the plunge and asks Lenara to stay with her - even though it would
mean exile and eventual death for both of them.
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Writer(s) :
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Rene Echevarria |
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Director :
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Avery Brooks |
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77
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Little Green Men |
4.4
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A sabotaged shuttlecraft hurls Quark, Rom and Nog into 1947 Earth,
where they crash in Roswell. After initial communication difficulties,
Quark offers to sell advanced technology to the Humans - hoping to dominate
the world and eventually give warp drive to the Ferengi well before most
other Alpha Quadrant powers. But another familiar face came along for the
ride, and he has other ideas.
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Writer(s) :
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Toni Marberry
Jack Trevino |
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Director :
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James L. Conway |
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78
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Starship Down |
4.4
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When the Defiant attends a secret meeting with the Karemma, the Jem'Hadar
launch an attack which ends with both sides hiding in the atmosphere of
a gas giant. Badly damaged, Worf must command the ship while the Jem'Hadar
continue their persuit. Meanwhile, Quark and a Karemman representative
have a little heart to heart over an unexploded enemy warhead.
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Writer(s) :
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David Mack
John J. Ordover |
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Director :
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Alexander Singer |
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79
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The Sword of Kahless |
4.5
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Kor asks Dax and Worf to accompany him on a mission to recover the
fabled Sword of Khaless, one of the most significant of Klingon historical
artifacts. They are successful, but jealousy soon sets in and the party
are soon at one anothers throats.
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Writer(s) :
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Richard Danus |
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Director :
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LeVar Burton |
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80
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Our Man Bashir |
4.5
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While Bashir is playing at secret agent on the holodeck, a transporter
emergency causes the computer to dump the neural patterns of Sisko, Dax,
Kira, O'Brien and Worf into the holodeck pattern, re-creating them as characters
in his drama. Now Bashir must play the game for real, without harming any
of the baddies or doing anything to end the program.
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Writer(s) :
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Robert Gillan |
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Director :
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Winrich Kolbe |
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81
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Homefront |
4.6
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When the wormhole starts opening and closing for no apparent reason,
Sisko fears a Dominion invasion of cloaked warships. Soon after, Earth
starts suffering from sabotage attacks and evidence is uncovered that the
Founders have infiltrated the planet. Sisko and Admiral Leyton convince
the President to institute a state of emergency, and armed Starfleet officers
are on the streets within hours.
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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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David Livingston |
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82
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Paradise Lost |
4.6
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Sisko begins to suspect that the Founders may not be behind the sabotage
taking place on Earth. The actual threat proves to be far closer to home
- and far more sinister. As the Defiant, with Worf in command, rushes to
Earth to help, she finds herself faced with a difficult dilemma - surrender,
or fire on another Federation starship.
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Writer(s) :
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Ronald D. Moore |
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Director :
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Reza Badiyi |
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83
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Crossfire |
4.7
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When Bajors First Minister Shakaar arrives on the station Odo must
face the fact that Kira is in love with somebody else. But can he keep
his mind on his job when terrorists come calling?
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Writer(s) :
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Rene Echevarria |
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Director :
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Les Landau |
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84
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Return to Grace |
4.7
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Kira takes a trip on a Cardassian freighter commanded by Gul Dukat,
now disgraced because of his half-Bajoran daughter. While on the way to
a conference, a Klingon bird of prey which has been attacking Cardassian
targets nearby inspects the freighter but decides not to bother attacking
because it is so worthless. Incensed, Dukat determines to destroy the enemy
vessel. Kira lends a hand, and soon the two are planning a trap for the
Klingons.
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Writer(s) :
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Tom Benko |
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Director :
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Jonathan West |
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85
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The Sons of Mogh |
4.8
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Worf faces some difficult decisions when his brother Kurn arrives on
Deep Space Nine, honourless and determned to die.
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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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86
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The Bar Association |
4.8
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Fed up at the poor working conditions at Quarks, the waiters and Dabo
girls form a union. When Quark refuses to acceed to their demands, the
Bar Association promptly go on strike. But Ferengi customs forbid Quark
from setling the dispute and compel him to use any possible means to break
the strike.
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Writer(s) :
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Barbara J. Lee
Jenifer A. Lee |
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Director :
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LeVar Burton |
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87
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Accession |
4.9
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When a Bajoran lost 200 years ago emerges from the wormholes to be
the true Emissary of the Prophets. At first delighted, Sisko soon finds
himself worried at the commandments the new Emissary is making, and determine
to get his old job back.
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Writer(s) :
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Jane Espenson |
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Director :
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Les Landau |
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88
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Rules of Engagement |
4.9
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When Worf destroys a transport ship full of Klingon civilians during
a battle with Klingon forces, he must face a hearing to decide whether
he should be extradited to the Klingon Empire.
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Writer(s) :
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Bradley Thompson
David Weddle |
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Director :
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LeVar Burton |
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89
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Hard Time |
4.10
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When O'Brien is convicted of spying on the Argrathi, he recieves a
neural implant which gives him the memories of a twenty year prison sentance.
Back on the station he finds it difficult to readjust to being back within
normal life, especially given the things that he was driven to do whilst
a 'captive'.
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Writer(s) :
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Daniel Keys Moran
Lynn Barker |
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Director :
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Alexander Singer |
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90
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Shattered Mirror |
4.10
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When the Jennifer Sisko from the Mirror universe pays a visit to Deep
Space Nine and convinces Jake to return with her, Sisko follows to find
that the Rebels have captured Terok Nor and built a copy of the Defiant
from blueprints O'Brien stole during "Through The Looking Glass" (episode
64, tape 3.10). Now the Klingons are sending an Armada to retake the station,
and Sisko must get the Defiant ready and pilot her into battle against
a ship hundreds of times larger.
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Writer(s) :
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Ira Steven Behr
Hans Beimler |
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Director :
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James L. Conway |
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91
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The Muse |
4.11
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A mysterious woman proves to be a great inspiration to Jakes writing,
but the cost may be more than he can afford to pay.
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Writer(s) :
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Rene Echevarria
Majel Barrett Roddenberry |
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Director :
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David Livingston |
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92
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For The Cause |
4.11
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Sisko must face evidence that his girlfriend Cassidy Yates is a trator
to the Federation. But she's not the only one...
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Writer(s) :
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Mark Gehred-O'Connell |
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Director :
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James L. Conway |
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93
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To The Death |
4.12
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After a Jem'Hadar raid on DS9, Sisko takes the Definat through to the
Gamma Quadrant in persuit - and finds another group of Jem'Hadar chasing
his quarry. Apparently those who attacked the station are renegades who
are in posession of an Iconian Gateway (see "Contagion", episode 36 tape
19), making them a threat to the Dominion and Federation alike. Sisko and
the Jem'Hadar team up for a joint operation to take on the renegades.
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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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LeVar Burton |
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94
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The Quickening |
4.12
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Bashir must face his own limitations when he finds a planet whos entire
population have been infected with a deadly disease by the Jem'Hadar.
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Writer(s) :
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Naren Shankar |
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Director :
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Rene Auberjonois |
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95
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Body Parts |
4.13
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Quark, believing himself to be infected with a terminal illness, signs
a contract to sell his remains. But when he later discovers that he isn't
ging to die, the buyer insists that he will ruin Quark unless he fulfils
the deal regardless.
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Writer(s) :
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Louis P. DeSantis
Robert J. Bolivar |
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Director :
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Avery Brooks |
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96
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Broken Link |
4.13
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When Odo develops a mysterious illness, Sisko takes him to the Gamma
Quadrant in the Defiant to seek the help of the Founders. It transpires
that Odo was deliberately infected by the Dominion to bring him home so
that he could face judgement for kiling another Founder.
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Writer(s) :
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George A. Brozak |
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Director :
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Les Landau |
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