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Series Description:
The Star Trek Deep Space Nine TV show was a sci-fi series about a Federation space station in orbit around the planet Bajor in the Alpha Quadrant of our galaxy. The list of enemies threatening the Federation's peace is nearly endless. There is a wormhole nearby which leads to the Gamma Quadrant on the other side of the galaxy which is the home of the "Dominion". Bajor was formerly occupied by the Cardassians who are still around causing trouble. Then there are the "Changelings", a race of "Shapeshifters" who can change into any being or object they desire. Add to that the "Vorta" and the "Jem'Hadar" and the Federation and Bajoran personnel on Deep Space Nine station have a lot to be worried about. Add to that the fact that the station is remotely located from the rest of the Federation planets and, well, you get the picture!
Cast Members:
Avery Brooks ........ Captain Benjamin Sisko
Rene Auberjonois .... Constable Odo
Terry Farrell ....... Lt./Lt. Commander Jadzia Dax
Michael Dorn ........ Commander Worf
Cirroc Lofton ....... Jake Sisko
Colm Meaney ......... C.P.O. Miles Edward O'Brien
Armin Shimerman ..... Quark
Nana Visitor ........ Major/Colonel Kira Nerys
Alexander Siddig .... Dr. Julian Subatoi Bashir
Nicole de Boer ...... Lt. Ezri Tigan Dax
Trivia:
Kira Nerys carried the O'Briens' baby on the show so that Nana Visitor would not have to stop appearing on the TV show during her real life pregnancy.
The Bajorans religion teaches that the Wormhole is the Celestial Temple of their Prophets. They also believe that Captain Sisko, the commander of Deep Space Nine station, is an Emmissary from the Prophets.
All Star Trek series through Voyager had a character in the pilot episodes from the previous series (except the original Star Trek series of course). The Next Generation had Dr. McCoy, Deep Space Nine had Captain Picard and Star Trek Voyager had Quark!
The "Klingons" also fear being conquered by the Dominion on Star Trek Deep Space Nine and, therefore, become Federation allies in the war! Of course, there's still some level of conflict with them on occassion.
Nana Visitor (Kira Nerys) and Alexander Siddig (Dr. Julian Bashir) were married (in real life) in 1997.
The wormhole near Deep Space Nine station is the first "stable" one discovered by the Federation. All previous wormholes either disappeared after one or more appearances or they kept reappearing in different locations.
Paramount Studios' ownership of Star Trek Productions has earned them nearly $2 Billion! Paramount got a real bargain when they bought those rights in 1967 from Desilu Studios along with the rights to several other TV show series for only $17 Million!
The original conception for the Star Trek character, "Dax" was that she would be from an extremely low gravity world and, therefore, would be forced to get around the station in a wheelchair. Her quarters were to be so low in gravity that she would be able to "fly" in there! The producers decided that rigging the "flying" cables would have been to much of a hassle.
During the Cardassian occupation, Bajor was a mining colony and was called "Terok Nor".
Deep Space Nine won five Emmys and was nominated for an additional 27! DS9 related photos got the cover of TV guide 7 times!
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Episodes List With Original Air Dates
The First Season
1.... Emissary (1/2/1993)
2.... Past Prologue (1/9/1993)
3.... A Man Alone (1/16/1993)
4.... Babel (1/23/1993)
5.... Captive Pursuit (1/30/1993)
6.... Q-Less (2/6/1993)
7.... Dax (2/13/1993)
8.... The Passenger (2/20/1993)
9.... Move Along Home (3/13/1993)
10... The Nagus (3/20/1993)
11... Vortex (4/17/1993)
12... Battle Lines (4/24/1993)
13... The Storyteller (5/1/1993)
14... Progress (5/8/1993)
15... If Wishes Were Horses (5/15/1993)
16... The Forsaken (5/22/1993)
17... Dramatis Personae (5/29/1993)
18... Duet (6/12/1993)
19... In The Hands Of The Prophets (6/19/1993)
The Second Season
20... The Homecoming (9/25/1993)
21... The Circle (10/2/1993)
22... The Siege (10/9/1993)
23... Invasive Procedures (10/16/1993)
24... Cardassians (10/23/1993)
25... Melora (10/30/1993)
26... Rules Of Aquisition (11/6/1993)
27... Necessary Evil (11/13/1993)
28... Second Sight (11/20/1993)
29... Sanctuary (11/27/1993)
30... Rivals (1/1/1994)
31... The Alternate (1/8/1994)
32... Armageddon Game (1/29/1994)
33... Whispers (2/5/1994)
34... Paradise (2/12/1994)
35... Shadowplay (2/19/1994)
36... Playing God (2/26/1994)
37... Profit And Loss (3/19/1994)
38... Blood Oath (3/26/1994)
39... The Maquis - Part 1 (4/23/1994)
40... The Maquis - Part 2 (4/30/1994)
41... The Wire (5/7/1994)
42... Crossover (5/14/1994)
43... The Collaborator (5/21/1994)
44... Tribunal (6/4/1994)
45... The Jem'Hadar (6/11/1994)
The Third Season
46... The Search - Part 1 (9/24/1994)
47... The Search - Part 2 (10/1/1994)
48... The House Of Quark (10/8/1994)
49... Equilibrium (10/15/1994)
50... Second Skin (10/22/1994)
51... The Abandoned (10/29/1994)
52... Civil Defense (11/5/1994)
53... Meridian (11/12/1994)
54... Defiant (11/19/1994)
55... Fascination (11/26/1994)
56... Past Tense - Part 1 (12/31/1994)
57... Past Tense - Part 2 (1/7/1995)
58... Life Support (1/28/1995)
59... Heart Of Stone (2/4/1995)
60... Destiny (2/11/1995)
61... Prophet Motive (2/18/1995)
62... Visionary (2/25/1995)
63... Distant Voices (4/8/1995)
64... Through The Looking Glass (4/15/1995)
65... Improbable Cause (4/22/1995)
66... The Die Is Cast (4/29/1995)
67... Explorers (5/6/1995)
68... Family Business (5/13/1995)
69... Shakaar (5/20/1995)
70... Facets (6/10/1995)
71... The Adversary (6/17/1995)
The Fourth Season
72... The Way Of The Warrior - Part 1 (9/30/1995)
73... The Way Of The Warrior - Part 2 (9/30/1995)
74... The Visitor (10/7/1995)
75... Hippocratic Oath (10/14/1995)
76... Indiscretion (10/21/1995)
77... Rejoined (10/28/1995)
78... Little Green Men (11/4/1995)
79... Starship Down (11/11/1995)
80... The Sword Of Kahless (11/18/1995)
81... Our Man Bashir (11/25/1995)
82... Homefront (12/30/1995)
83... Paradise Lost (1/6/1996)
84... Crossfire (1/27/1996)
85... Return To Grace (2/3/1996)
86... Sons Of Mogh (2/10/1996)
87... Bar Association (2/17/1996)
88... Accession (2/24/1996)
89... Rules Of Engagement (4/7/1996)
90... Hard Time (4/14/1996)
91... Shattered Mirror (4/21/1996)
92... The Muse (4/28/1996)
93... For The Cause (5/4/1996)
94... To The Death (5/11/1996)
95... The Quickening (5/18/1996)
96... Body Parts (6/8/1996)
97... Broken Link (6/15/1996)
The Fifth Season
98... Apocalypse Rising (9/28/1996)
99... The Ship (10/5/1996)
100.. Looking For Par'Mach In All the Wrong Places (10/12/1996)
101.. Nor The Battle To The Strong (10/19/1996)
102.. The Assignment (10/26/1996)
103.. Trials And Tribbleations (11/2/1996)
104.. Let He Who Is Without Sin... (11/9/1996)
105.. Things Past (11/16/1996)
106.. The Ascent (11/23/1996)
107.. Rapture (12/28/1996)
108.. The Darkness And The Light (1/4/1997)
109.. The Begotten (1/25/1997)
110.. For The Uniform (2/1/1997)
111.. In Purgatory's Shadow (2/8/1997)
112.. By Inferno's Light (2/15/1997)
113.. Dr. Bashir, I Presume (2/22/1997)
114.. A Simple Investigation (3/29/1997)
115.. Business As Usual (4/5/1997)
116.. Ties Of Blood And Water (4/12/1997)
117.. Ferengi Love Songs (4/19/97)
118.. Soldiers Of The Empire (4/26/1997)
119.. Children Of Time (5/3/1997)
120.. Blaze Of Glory (5/10/1997)
121.. Empok Nor (5/17/1997)
122.. In The Cards (6/7/1997)
123.. A Call To Arms (6/14/1997)
The Sixth Season
124.. A Time To Stand (10/2/1997)
125.. Rocks And Shoals (10/9/1997)
126.. Sons And Daughters (10/16/1997)
127.. Behind The Lines (10/23/1997)
128.. Favor The Bold (10/30/1997)
129.. The Sacrifice Of Angels (11/6/1997)
130.. You Are Cordially Invited... (11/13/1997)
131.. Resurrection (11/20/1997)
132.. Stastical Probabilities (11/27/1997)
133.. Waltz (1/8/1998)
134.. The Magnificent Ferengi (1/15/1998)
135.. Who Mourns For Morn? (2/5/1998)
136.. Far Beyond The Stars (2/12/1998)
137.. One Little Ship (2/19/1998)
138.. Honor Among Thieves (2/26/1998)
139.. Change Of Heart (3/5/1998)
140.. Wrongs Darker Than Death or Night (4/2/1998)
141.. Inquisition (4/9/1998)
142.. In The Pale Of Moonlight (4/16/1998)
143.. His Way (4/23/1998)
144.. The Reckoning (4/30/1998)
145.. Valiant (5/7/1998)
146.. Profit And Lace (5/14/1998)
The Seventh Season
147.. Image In The Sand (9/27/1998)
148.. Shadows And Symbols (10/4/1998)
149.. Afterimage (10/18/1998)
150.. Take Me Out To The Holosuite (10/25/1998)
151.. Chrysalis (11/1/1998)
152.. Treachery, Faith, And The Green River (11/8/1998)
153.. Once More Unto The Breach (11/15/1998)
154.. The Siege Of AR-558 (11/22/1998)
155.. Covenant (11/29/1998)
156.. It's Only A Paper Moon (12/28/1998)
157.. Prodigal Daughter (1/4/1999)
158.. The Emperor's New Cloak (2/1/1999)
159.. Field Of Fire (2/8/1999)
160.. Chimera (2/15/1999)
161.. Baddabing, Baddabang (2/22/1999)
162.. Inter Arma Enim Silent Leges (3/1/1999)
163.. Penumbra (4/5/1999)
164.. Umbra (4/12/1999)
165.. Eclipse (4/19/1999)
166.. The Changing Face Of Evil (4/26/1999)
167.. When It Rains... (5/3/1999)
168.. Tacking With The Wind (5/10/1999)
169.. Extreme Measures (5/17/1999)
170.. Dogs Of War (5/24/1999)
171.. What You Leave Behind (5/31/1999)
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