| Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: Season 1 | |||||
| Paramount Pictures (1993) | |||||
| TV Series / Actie, Avontuur, Drama, Science Fiction | |||||
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| Alexander Siddig | Doctor Bashir | |
| Colm Meaney | Chief Miles O'Brien | |
| Rene Auberjonois | Odo | |
| Armin Shimerman | Quark | |
| Avery Brooks | Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko | |
| Nana Visitor | Major Kira | |
| Terry Farrell | Lt. Jadzia Dax | |
| Cirroc Lofton | Jake Sisko | |
| Robert Ford | Star Fleet Crew Member | |
| Robert Coffee | Bajoran Civillian | |
| Randy James | Jones | |
| Mark Allen Shepherd | Morn | |
| Judi M. Durand | Computer Voice | |
| Mark Lentry | Command Division Officer | |
| Scott Barry | Bajoran Officer | |
| Kevin Grevioux | Security Officer | |
| Aron Eisenberg | Nog | |
| David B. Levinson | Broik | |
| Michael Zurich | Bajoran Security Deputy | |
| Max Grodenchik | Ferengi Pit Boss | |
| Tyana Parr | Human DS9 Resident | |
| Majel Barrett | Federation Computer | |
| Dennis Madalone | Ennis Warrior | |
| Brian Demonbreun | Starfleet Science Officer | |
| Marc Alaimo | Gul Dukat |
| Regisseur |
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| Producent |
Rick Berman
Michael Piller Peter Lauritson |
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| Schrijver |
Gene Roddenberry
Rick Berman Michael Piller |
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| Camerawerk |
Marvin V. Rush
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| Muzikant |
John Debney
Jay Chattaway Dennis McCarthy |
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When the Cardassian occupation of Bajor ended in 2369, the mining space-station Terok Nor was left abandoned, its systems ripped out. By invitation of the provisional Bajoran government, Starfleet stepped in to oversee the rebuilding and day-to-day operations of the newly christened Deep Space Nine. DS9 soon became a center of travel and commerce thanks to a newly found stable wormhole leading to the largely unexplored Gamma Quadrant. |
| Seen it: Yes 60 min. 30-12-1992 1. Emissary (1) | |||
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A new crew is assigned to a former Cardassian space station: Deep Space Nine. It is a joint Federation/Bajoran force, with Commander Sisko in charge, but his life is dramatically changed when he is declared the emissary to the prophets by a Bajoran priest.
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| Seen it: Yes 60 min. 30-12-1992 2. Emissary (2) | |||
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The Bajoran wormhole, created by the Prophets, is found and a crisis with the Cardassians ensues.
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| Seen it: Yes 60 min. 10-1-1993 3. Past Prologue | |||
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Major Kira's loyalties are questioned when she helps an old friend, now a suspected terrorist trying to destroy the Bajoran Wormhole.
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| Seen it: Yes 60 min. 17-1-1993 4. A Man Alone | |||
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Mob hysteria grips the station when Odo is suspected of committing a murder after a Bajoran's body is discovered.
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| Seen it: Yes 60 min. 23-1-1993 5. Babel | |||
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Miles O'Brien unknowingly triggers a Cardassian booby trap that releases a potentially fatal virus throughout the station.
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| Seen it: Yes 60 min. 30-1-1993 6. Captive Pursuit | |||
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O'Brien befriends an alien who belongs to a race of beings that are bred to be hunted by another species.
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| Seen it: Yes 60 min. 7-2-1993 7. Q-Less | |||
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Q arrives on DS9 fresh from exploring the Gamma Quadrant with Vash. Soon afterwards, power fluctuations grip the station.
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| Seen it: Yes 60 min. 6-2-1993 8. Dax | |||
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Jadzia Dax is accused of a murder committed by her symbiont in another lifetime.
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| Seen it: Yes 60 min. 21-2-1993 9. The Passenger | |||
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Bashir is posessed by an alien criminal in an attempt to hijack a Gamma quadrant freighter.
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| Seen it: Yes 60 min. 14-3-1993 10. Move Along Home | |||
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Quark is forced to play a game by the Wadi, a newly encountered species, and the lives of the crew depend on the outcome.
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| Seen it: Yes 60 min. 21-3-1993 11. The Nagus | |||
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Quark is appointed as ruler of the Ferengi Empire when the Grand Nagus enters into early retirement; however, all is not as it may seem.
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| Seen it: Yes 60 min. 18-4-1993 12. Vortex | |||
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Odo arrests a criminal from the Gamma Quadrant who offers to take him to his people on the other side of the wormhole.
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| Seen it: Yes 60 min. 25-4-1993 13. Battle Lines | |||
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Sisko, Bashir, Kira and Kai Opaka become stranded on a planet ravaged by war where the inhabitants can't die and are unable to leave.
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| Seen it: Yes 60 min. 2-5-1993 14. The Storyteller | |||
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O'Brien is appointed as the spiritual leader of a Bajoran village when he and Bashir are unable to save the dying predecessor.
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| Seen it: Yes 60 min. 9-5-1993 15. Progress | |||
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While overseeing an evacuation mission, Kira must try to persuade a stubborn old farmer to leave his home.
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| Seen it: Yes 60 min. 16-5-1993 16. If Wishes Were Horses | |||
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The inhabitants of Deep Space Nine are mystified when their fantasies turn into reality, however, these occurrences foreshadow a disaster.
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| Seen it: Yes 60 min. 23-5-1993 17. The Forsaken | |||
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A visiting Lwaxana Troi becomes enamoured with Odo after he retrieves a stolen item of hers from a thief.
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| Seen it: Yes 60 min. 30-5-1993 18. Dramatis Personae | |||
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Sisko and Kira are possessed by alien forces and fight for control of the station.
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| Seen it: Yes 60 min. 13-6-1993 19. Duet | |||
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A visiting Cardassian may in fact be a notorious war criminal, and Kira is determined to bring him down
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| Seen it: Yes 60 min. 20-6-1993 20. In the Hands of the Prophets | |||
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Friction escalates when Vedek Winn arrives on Deep Space Nine and discovers schoolteacher Keiko O'Brien is teaching about aliens in the wormhole.
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