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Number
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Title |
UK Tape
Number
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Rating
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Description |
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149
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Image in the Sand |
7.1
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Worf and friends head off on a near suicide mission to destroy a Dominion
shipyard in Jadzia's name, in order to secure her a place in Sto-Vo-Kor.
Meanwhile, back on Earth Sisko has a vision from the prophets and makes
some disturbing discoveries about his past. To cap it all, an unfamiliar
face arrives with a surprising revelation.
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Writer(s) :
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Ira Steven Behr
Hans Beimler |
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Director :
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Les Landau |
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150
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Shadows and Symbols |
7.1
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The Romulans establish a hospital on an unused Bajoran moon. But when
they move heavy weapons in to "defend" it, Kira takes a stand that may
end the entire alliance against the Dominion. Meanwhile, Sisko follows
his vision in an attempt to locate the last remaining Orb of the Prophets.
Ezri, the latest host of the Dax symbiont, tags along despite the fact
that she is still struggling to cope with a joining she was never prepared
for.
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Writer(s) :
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Ira Steven Behr
Hans Beimler |
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Director :
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Allan Kroeker |
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151
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After Image |
7.2
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When Garaks claustrophobia flares up, Ezri must counsel him while attempting
to simultaneously deal with her own fractured personality and the reactions
of Jadzia's friends to her. Good character piece.
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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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152
|
Take me out to the Holosuite |
7.2
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Many years ago the newly graduated Ensign Sisko was embarrassed by
Solok, a Vulcan convinced that Humans emotions make them inherently inferior.
Solok has dragged the incident up at every possible opportunity ever since.
When he arrives at the station along with his all-Vulcan baseball team,
Sisko creates the "Deep Space Niners" in response. But can he turn an unlikely
bunch of misfits into a team capable of taking on the fearsome Vulcans
in only two weeks?
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Writer(s) :
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Ronald D. Moore |
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Director :
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Chip Chalmers |
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153
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Chrysalis |
7.3
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Dr. Bashir performs a new surgical technique on a genetically engineered
woman who is so introverted that she never speaks to anybody. When the
operation is a success he finds himself strongly attracted to the woman,
but just whose best interests does he have in mind?
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Writer(s) :
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Rene Echevarria |
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Director :
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Jonathan West |
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154
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Treachery, Faith and the Great River |
7.3
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The Federation stands to make one of the greatest intelligence coups
of all time when none other than Weyoun tells Odo he wants to defect. But
his cloned replacement is willing to do anything to stop him, even kill
a Founder... Meanwhile O'Brien trusts Nog to get hold of a vital part for
the Defiants gravity grid - and soon finds himself faced with a network
of favours that extends across half the quadrant.
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Writer(s) :
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Philip Kim |
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Director :
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Steve Posey |
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155
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Once More Unto the Breech |
7.4
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Worf assigns Kor, an ageing Klingon warrior, as third officer of Martoks
ship - over the Generals vehement protests. But as they go on a raid into
Dominion territory, it becomes clear that the Dahar Master is not what
he once was.
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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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156
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The Siege of AR-558 |
7.4
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The Defiant visits the front lines and finds a group of Federation
soldiers who have been defending a captured Dominion communications post
for many months, suffering 65% casualties in the process. When Sisko decides
to stay and help against the latest attack, his officers find that Federation
ideals are all too easy to leave behind in the face of desperation.
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Writer(s) :
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Ira Steven Behr
Hans Beimler |
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Director :
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Winrich Kolbe |
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157
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Covenant |
7.5
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Kira is abducted from Deep Space Nine by a Dominion transporter, and
finds herself in the midst of a Pah-Wraith cult began by none other than
Dukat on Terok Nor. But as Kira desperately attempts to convince his followers
that Dukat is misleading them, she discovers that faith can be a hard thing
to crack.
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Writer(s) :
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Rene Echevarria |
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Director :
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Jonathan Kretchmer |
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158
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It's Only a Paper Moon |
7.5
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After loosing his leg on AR-558 two episodes ago, Nog returns to a
heroes welcome on Deep Space Nine. But he finds that he cannot face the
reality of his injury, preferring instead to hide out in Vic Fontaines
holographic bar.
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Writer(s) :
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David Mack
John J. Ordover |
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Director :
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Anson Williams |
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159
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Prodigal Daughter |
7.6
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When Chief O'Brien goes missing while on a mission to investigate the
Syndicate, Ezri offers to ask her family to help. But it's her first visit
home in years, and all is not well with the rest of her family.
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Writer(s) :
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Bradley Thompson
David Weedle |
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Director :
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Victor Lobl |
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160
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The Emperor's New Cloak |
7.6
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When Ezri pulls a knife on Quark, he realizes that the residents of
the Mirror Universe have come visiting again. She tells him that Grand
Nagus Zek is being held by Regent Worf in her universe, and that he will
be killed unless Quark supplies a cloaking device. But can the Ferengi
survive a universe where double crossing is the norm?
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Writer(s) :
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Ira Steven Behr
Hans Beimler |
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Director :
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LeVar Burton |
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161
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Field of Fire |
7.7
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When somebody starts murdering the crew of Deep Space Nine using a
modified version of an old projectile weapon, Ezri must explore the mindset
of the killer by calling up the persona of Joran, a previous host and ruthless
psychopath. But just how far is she willing to go to catch her man - and
will she be able to control her own violent impulses?
A pretty good Ezri episode. The gun is a cool idea, too.
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Writer(s) :
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Robert Hewitt Wolfe |
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Director :
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Tony Dow |
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162
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Chimera |
7.7
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When Odo meets another of the Changelings that the Founders sent out
into the galaxy, he brings it to Deep Space Nine and tries to strike up
a friendship. But the Shapeshifter, known as Laas, is no fan of Solids,
and when his presence on the station generates considerable friction, Odo
must once again choose between us and his own kind.
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Writer(s) :
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Rene Echevarria |
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Director :
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Steve Posey |
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163
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Inter Arma Enim Silent Leges |
7.8
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Dr. Bashir is contacted by Sloan, the Section 31 operative from "Inquisition",
who offers him the chance to gather intelligence while on a diplomatic
mission to Romulus. But he soon finds that real spying is nothing like
his holodeck re-creations.
This is probably a better episode than I give it credit for - but I'm
biased because I absolutely hate section 31. The title is latin for "In
time of war, the law falls silent", by the way.
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Writer(s) :
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Ronald D. Moore |
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Director :
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David Livingstone |
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164
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Badda Bing, Badda Bang |
7.8
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When Vic Fontaines casino is taken over by the Mafia, our heroes set
out to discredit the mobster by pulling off a million dollar heist. A nice
light-hearted episode.
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Writer(s) :
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Ira Stephen Behr
Hans Beimler |
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Director :
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Mike Vejar |
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165
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Penumbra |
7.9
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When Worf is reported Missing in Action after his Bird of Prey is destroyed,
Ezri sets off to look for him in violation of orders. But as she and Worf
begin to explore their true feelings for one another, Sisko and Kassidy
have an anouncement of their own to make.
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Writer(s) :
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Rene Echevarria |
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Director :
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Steve Posey |
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166
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'Til Death Do Us Part |
7.9
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While Worf and Ezri are interrogated by the Breen, Sisko prepares to
marry Kassidy - even if it means defying the Prophets themselves. Meanwhile,
Weyoun makes an announcement which could mean Dominion victory and the
end of freedom in the Alpha Quadrant...
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Writer(s) :
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David Weddle
Bradley Thompson |
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Director :
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Winrich Kolbe |
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167
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Strange Bedfellows |
7.10
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Dax and Worf are headed back to Cardassia to face a war crimes trial,
as the Breen make their presence felt in the war. Damar begins to realize
the magnitude of Dukats folly in joining the Dominion...
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Writer(s) :
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Ronald D. Moore |
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Director :
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Rene Auberjonois |
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168
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The Changing Face of Evil |
7.10
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Things go from bad to worse for the Allies - the Breen launch an attack
on Earth, destroying Starfleet Headquarters. Then they retake the Chin'Toka
system, destroying the USS Defiant in the process. Meanwhile Dukats
plan to release the Pagh-Wraiths and destroy Bajor once and for all nears
completion. However, the news of a Cardassian uprising against the Dominion
provides some hope.
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Writer(s) :
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Ira Steven Behr
Hans Beimler |
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Director :
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Mike Vejar |
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169
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When it Rains... |
7.11
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The Cardassian rebellion continues, but they are ill prepared for a
gurilla war against a vastly superior enemy. They need an expert in terrorist
tactics - and fortunately, Sisko happens to have one to hand. But are the
Cardassians willing to take orders from none other than Colonel Kira? Meanwhile,
Bashir makes a startling discovery regarding Odo and the disease affecting
the Founders.
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Writer(s) :
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Rene Echevarria
Spike Steingasser |
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Director :
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Michael Dorn |
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170
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Tacking Into the Wind |
7.11
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The Klingon fleet is the only thing standing between the Dominion and
victory. But Gowron is risking all to push his personal political agenda,
and it looks like nobody is willing to stand up to him. Meanwhile, the
Breen energy draining weapon is being fitted to the Dominion fleet and
Starfleet is no closer to countering it. The solution? Steal one...
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Writer(s) :
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Ronald D. Moore |
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Director :
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Mike Vejar |
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171
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Extreme Measures |
7.12
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With Odo on the brink of death, Bashir and O'Brien must play a dangerous
game with Section 31 - a game which will ultimately take them all the way
into the very mind of Sloan himself.
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Writer(s) :
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Bradley Thompson
Davis Weddle |
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Director :
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Steve Posey |
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172
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The Dogs of War |
7.12
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When their rebellion is all but annhilated by the Dominion, Damar,
Garak and Kira are trapped on Cardassia. Declared dead by the Founders,
Damar finds he has developed a hero status amongst the people and determines
to start a popular revolution. Meanwhile, Grand Nagus Zek announces his
retirement - and shocks Quark with his choice of replacement.
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Writer(s) :
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Peter Allan Fields |
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Director :
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Avery Brooks |
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173
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What You Leave Behind, part 1 |
7.13
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The combined Federation, Klingon and Romulan fleets launch their final
offensive against the Dominion. Meanwhile, on Cardassia the Founder orders
massive reprisals against civilians for the Cardassian uprising. But the
decision leads to some unexpected consequences.
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Writer(s) :
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Ira Steven Behr
Hans Beimler |
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Director :
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Allan Kroeker |
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174
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What You Leave Behind, part 2 |
7.13
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With the war over, Sisko returns to Deep Space Nine. But his greatest
trial remains ahead, as Dukat releases the Pagh-Wraiths to swarm forth
over Bajor. Only the Emissary can stop them, but the effort will leave
him changed forever.
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Writer(s) :
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Ira Steven Behr
Hans Beimler |
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Director :
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Allan Kroeker |
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