Star Trek: Deep Space Nine

DS9’s crew is concerned when Nog, who appears to be suffering from Posttraumatic stress disorder, seeks refuge in the Vic Fontaine holo-program.

Ezri returns home only to discover her family in disarray with possible connections to the Orion Syndicate – a mob-like criminal organization.

Quark and Rom deliver a stolen cloaking device to the alternate universe in an effort to rescue Grand Nagus Zek.

Ezri awakens the spirit of Joran Dax to help stop a serial killer aboard DS9.

Odo encounters one of the other Changelings who, like him, was sent out to discover the galaxy.

Sisko and crew help fictional Vic Fontaine save his lounge from mobsters.

While attending a medical conference, Bashir is recruited by Section 31 to secretly examine a Romulan who’s a member of the Tal'Shiar.

As Sisko and Kassidy plan their wedding, Sisko receives a painful warning from the Prophets. Meanwhile, Ezri takes it upon herself to search for Worf.

Against the will of the Prophets, Sisko marries Kassidy Yates while Worf and Ezri are held captive on a Breen vessel. Dukat continues using Kai Winn to unleash his sinister plan.

Kai Winn is enchanted by Dukat, believed to be a mere Bajoran farmer sent by the Prophets, while Worf and Ezri work to escape Breen captivity.

Altered to appear Bajoran, Gul Dukat manipulates Kai Winn into studying how to release the Pah-wraiths, while the new Breen-Dominion alliance takes center-stage.

Odo, Kira, and Garak help prepare Damar’s group of rebels, Gowron arrives on DS9, and Dukat and Kai Winn continue to study how to release the Pah-wraiths.

Amidst much tension, Kira, Odo, and Garak prepare Damar’s rebels while Odo’s concealed illness quickly spreads; and, a bold move is made against Gowron.

Bashir and Miles enter the estranged mind of Section 31’s Luther Sloan to find a cure for Odo.

With Grand Nagus Zek en route to DS9 to announce retirement, Quark is believed to be appointed his replacement. Meanwhile, an ambushed Kira, Damar, and Garak elude capture on Cardassia.

The Dominion War sees a climatic ending while Dukat and Kai Winn release the Pah-wraiths from the fire caves of Bajor.

A leading political and religious leader in the Bajoran Vedek Assembly. Chief rival to Winn Adami. Love interest to Kira Nerys...

Widowed father, Starfleet officer, religious icon... Benjamin Sisko juggles the extreme challenges of his personal life and professional duties commanding one of the most important...

Dukat's right-hand man, Damar is committed to pursuing the best interest of the Cardassian Union...

Former Prefect of Bajor during the Cardassian Occupation, Dukat is the station’s primary nemesis, and occasional ally.

The only Cardassian living on Deep Space Nine following the Occupation, Garak, the tailor, is an untrusted outsider whom many believe to be a spy...

After the (spoiler alert!) death of Jadzia, Ezri becomes the new host of the Dax symbiont and joins the crew as the station's counselor. Unprepared...

From episode: “Tacking Into The Wind”...

The lead representative of The Founders - leaders of The Dominion.

Mother to Quark and Rom, Ishka is an unconventional female determined to evolve Ferengi culture.

Current host of the Dax symbiont (as of series start), Jadzia has memories spanning several lifetimes. Dax's previous host, Curzon, was a friend and mentor...