written
by Ira Steven Behr & Hans Beimler
directed
by Allan Kroeker
music
by
stardate
unknown:
Three
months after a possessed Gul Dukat killed Jadzia Dax and sealed the wormhole,
life on Deep Space Nine
has
changed. Kira, the acting commander, is upset when Admiral Ross informs
her that the Romulans will set up
a
station office, while Sisko has retreated to Earth to contemplate a way
of contacting the Bajoran Prophets -- the
aliens
who reside within the wormhole. When the vision of a woman's face, buried
in the sand, appears to Sisko,
he
sketches her, and Jake recognizes her from one of his grandfather's photos.
Jeffrey Combs | -Weyoun | Casey Biggs | -Damar |
Barry Jenner | -Admiral Ross | J.G. Hertzler | -Martok |
Megan Cole | -Cretak | Aron Eisenberg | -Nog |
James Darren | -Vic Fontaine | Brock Peters | -Joseph Sisko |
Sisko
meets Ezri, the new host of the Dax symbiont, before departing Earth for
the planet Tyree
with his father,
Joseph,
and son Jake. Ezri wished to accompany them on their search
for Bajor's mythical Orb of the Emissary,
which
Sisko has been led to believe exists.
Back at the station,
Kira prepares a blockade to stop the Romulans,
who
have placed weapons
on a Bajoran moon. On a Klingon ship, Worf, O'Brien, Bashir, and Quark
embark on a
mission
of their own: to
destroy a Dominion shipyard, thus securing a place for the spirit of Worf's
dead wife
Jadzia
in the sacred Klingon afterlife
of Sto-vo-kor.
Jeffrey Combs | -Weyoun | Casey Biggs | -Damar |
Barry Jenner | -Admiral Ross | J.G. Hertzler | -Martok |
Deborah Lacey | -Sarah Alien | Megan Cole | -Cretak |
Brock Peters | -Joseph Sisko | ||
written
by Rene Echevarria
directed
by Les Landau.
music
by
stardate
unknown:
note:
Ezri takes her place on DS9 as the station's
counselor. Her first assignment involves helping Garak deal
with
his claustrophobia, as it is interfering
with his work.
guest
cast:
Andrew J. Robinson | -Garak |
written
by Ron D Moore
directed
by Chip Chalmers
music
by
stardate
unknown:
Vulcan
Captain Solok brings his starship to Deep Space Nine for repairs made necessary
from combat skirmishes.
Convinced
his all-Vulcan crew is the finest in the fleet, he challenges
former classmate and longtime rival Sisko to a
baseball
game on the Holosuite.
With only two weeks to whip his team into shape, Sisko vows he's going
to beat
Solok
- even though Jake is the only other person residing on the station who
has ever
played baseball.
Max Grodenchik | -Rom | Aron Eisenberg | -Nog |
Gregory Wagrowski | -Solok | Chase Masterson | -Leeta |
Penny Johnson | -Kasidy Yates |
working
title was: "Redeemer"
written
by Rene Echevarria
directed
by Jonathan West
music
by
stardate
unknown:
A group
of genetically enhanced humans, once under Bashir's care, escape from their
medical facility home
in the
hopes
that the doctor -- who himself was genetically engineered
as a child -- can cure their friend Sarina. Her
enhancements
left her in a catatonic
state, and Bashir attempts an untried procedure on her brain that initially
appears
to have no effect. However, a few days later, Sarina speaks for the first
time.
Tim Ransom | -Jack | Faith C. Salie | -Sarina |
Hilary S. Turner | -Lauren | Michael Keenan | -Patrick |
Aron Eisenberg | -Nog |
teleplay
by David Weddle & Bradley Thompson
story
by Philip Kim
directed
by Stephen L. Posey
music
by
stardate
unknown:
Odo
is lured to a secret meeting site, where he finds himself face to face
with Weyoun, the
Vorta leader of the
enemy
Dominion. Weyoun announces that he's decided to defect and,
in exchange for asylum, he promises to
provide
valuable information that could help the
Federation win the war. After the two board Odo's Runabout, the
ship
is hailed by the
Cardassians. Odo is shocked when the monitor displays Weyoun standing beside
Damar.
Jeffrey Combs | -Weyoun | Casey Biggs | -Damar |
J.G. Hertzler | -Martok | Aron Eisenberg | -Nog |
Max Grodenchik | -Rom | Salome Jens | -Female Shapeshifter |
ONCE MORE UNTO THE BREACH (*7.4)
written
by Ron D Moore
directed
by Allan Kroeker
music
by
stardate
unknown:
note:
Kor mentions the "Klothos" as being his ship
during the battle of Caleb V. The Klothos was Kor's ship in the
TOS
episode "Time Trap." - Ron D Moore
To
Worf's surprise, he is paid a visit by Kor, an aging Klingon war hero.
Kor admits that his
ambition has earned
him
countless enemies, and that consequently he has been unable
to secure the command of a ship. Worf
promises
to find him a miltary command, and
approaches General Martok with the request -- which is angrily
refused.
Martok explains
that years earlier Kor had denied Martok officer status because he was
descended from
a
common house. Undaunted, Worf appoints Kor as a third officer on
the Ch'Tang, Martok's
flagship, where he is
treated
with awe by the crew -- much to Martok's chagrin.
J.G. Hertzler | -General Martok | John Colicos | -Kor |
Neil Vipond | -Darok | Nancy Youngblut | -Kolana |
Blake Lindsley | -Synon |
written
by Ira Steven Behr & Hans Beimler
directed
by Winrich Kolbe
music
by
stardate
unknown:
note:
Annette Helde also played one of the alien
scientists [Takar] on Voyager's Scientific Method
note:
The production number is the same as the planet's designation!
While
making a supply run to the front lines, on the barren planet AR-558, Sisko
encounters Starfleet
troops
that
have been decimated during their five-month occupation
of the largest Dominion communications array in
the
sector. If they can figure
out how it works, Starfleet will be able to tap into Dominion transmissions.
In addition
to
daily skirmishes with the enemy, the shell-shocked forces are constantly
threatened by "Houdinis"
-- anti-
personnel
mines that "hide" in subspace, then explode without
warning. Determined to help commanding officer
Nadia
Larkin and her troops, Sisko stuns his crew by announcing
that they're staying at the site indefinitely.
Raymond Cruz | -Vargas | Patrick Kilpatrick | -Reese |
Aron Eisenberg | -Nog | Annette Helde | -(Nadia) Larkin |
Max Grodenchik | -Rom | Bill Mumy | -Kellin |
James Darren | -Vic Fontaine |
written
by Rene Echevarria
directed
by John Kretchmer
music
by
stardate
unknown:
Vedek
Fala, a Bajoran monk and Kira's former teacher, pays her an unexpected
visit. He gives
Kira a crystal which
transports
her to Empok Nor, where, to her horror, she is met by
her old enemy Dukat -- a Cardassian who oversaw
the
occupation of Bajor. He is now the
leader of a Bajoran religious faction which worships the Pah-wraiths --
the
corporeal
enemies of Bajor's prophets.
Dukat want Kira to join his followers on the abandoned Cardassian
space
station.
Marc Alaimo | -Dukat | Norman Parker | -Vedek Fala |
Leland Adams | -Benyan | Jason Flannigan | -Mika Maureen |
Miriam Flynn | -Midwife | Mark Piatelli | -Brin |
teleplay
by Ronald D. Moore
story
by David Mack & John J. Ordover
directed
by Anson Williams
music
by
stardate
unknown:
After
losing his leg in battle, a somber Nog returns to the space station to
recuperate. The crew try their best to
cheer
him up, but the young ensign is struggling, both emotionally and physically,
to cope with his disability, even
though
his new biosynthetic leg works perfectly. After pushing away those who
try the most diligently to help,
Nog
decides to take his medical leave in the Holosuite world of 1962 Las Vegas
lounge singer Vic Fontaine.
Aron Eisenberg | -Nog | Max Grodenchik | -Rom |
Chase Masterson | -Leeta | James Darren | -Vic Fontaine |
written
by Bradley Thompson & David Weddle
directed
by Victor Lobl
music
by
stardate
unknown:
Sisko
is furious when he learns O'Brien has vanished while on a secret trip to
New Sydney, where he was
searching
for the widow of a criminal
named Bilby, whom he befriended while undercover. Because
Ezri's family
owns
a mining operation in the system, Sisko asks her to help find O'Brien.
Ezri returns home, where she's
reunited
with her domineering mother, Yanas Tigan - a shrewd business woman - and
her brothers Norvo and Janel,
who
work for the business.
Kevin Rahm | -Norvo [Tigan] | Mikael S. Janel | -[Tigan] |
Leigh Taylor-Young | -Yanas [Tigan] | John P. Bokar | |
Clayton L. Fuchida |