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ST Frontier Fleet PBeM - LCARS: Star Trek Trivia, by Clare Bradley. Answer: G. Joan Collins played Edith Keeler, a social worker in the 1930's, whose death shaped the future in the TOS episode "The City on the Edge of Forever". Jill Ireland, wife of actor Charles Bronson, has made many appearances in movies and television, including "Death Wish II", and "The Man from U.N.C.L.E.", but she is best known for her struggle with cancer, and her efforts on behalf of those suffering with the disease. Answer: M. Kelsey Grammar played Captain Morgan Bateson, whose ship, the U.S.S. Bozeman, was trapped in a temporal causality loop with the U.S.S. Enterprise-D in the TNG episode "Cause and Effect". www.frontierfleet.com /database/index.php?page=969   (1505 words)

str-ds9-epg2.html Editors' note: Bareil's appearance of guilt in 'The Collaborator' (DS9) was because he was remaining silent to protect Kai Opaka, who had in fact allowed the massacre (and the death of her son), to save the lives of over a thousand other Bajorans. Upon returning to DS9, study of the energy mass reveals it to be a protouniverse in early stages of development. Kono, who has returned to DS9, is found to be in possession of bone carvings that had been reported stolen from the museum on Cardassia V. Jake Sisko, at his father's suggestion, begins working as an assistant to Operations Officer Miles O'Brien. home.hccnet.nl /hans.bellwinkel/startrek/str-ds9-epg2.html   (1505 words)

"Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" (1993) (episode 4.09 "Sword of Kahless, The") (episode 4.16 "Bar Association") (episode 4.18 "Rules of Engagement") (episode 4.23 "To the Death") (episode 5.08 "Things Past") (episode 5.21 "Soldiers of the Empire") (episode 6.04 "Behind the Lines") (episode 6.08 "Resurrection") (episode 7.12 "Emperor's New Cloak, The") (episode 3.03 "House of Quark, The&;) teleplay and (episode 5.03 "Looking for Par'Mach in All the Wrong Places") (as Andrew J. Robinson) www.imdb.com /title/tt0106145/combined   (1505 words)

Ex Astris Scientia - Defiant Problems Although the Defiant's MSD clearly shows four decks, some dialogues (in DS9: "Way of the Warrior", "Rejoined", "Starship Down", "To the Death"), suggest there is a "deck 5". In DS9: "By Inferno's Light" a 23m long Danube-class runabout is tractored by the Defiant (image). In DS9: "The Way of the Warrior" we can see the Defiant next to the Vor'cha, where the Klingon battlecruiser is four times as long or more (image). www.ex-astris-scientia.org /articles/defiant-problems.htm   (4618 words)

"Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" (1993) (episode 4.09 "Sword of Kahless, The") (episode 4.16 "Bar Association") (episode 4.18 "Rules of Engagement") (episode 4.23 "To the Death") (episode 5.08 "Things Past") (episode 5.21 "Soldiers of the Empire") (episode 6.04 "Behind the Lines") (episode 6.08 "Resurrection") (episode 7.12 "Emperor's New Cloak, The") (episode 3.03 "House of Quark, The") teleplay and (episode 5.03 "Looking for Par'Mach in All the Wrong Places") (as Andrew J. Robinson) www.imdb.com /title/tt0106145/combined   (4618 words)

[DS9] Jammer's Review: Sixth Season Recap After a fizzle-out in the last few episodes of the season, the finale came to the rescue with an "event" show that packed some genuinely intriguing developments with obvious lasting significance (but what else would you expect of a DS9 season-ender?). An episode in which Molly is lost in a time portal and then retrieved after she has aged 10 years strikes me as having a built-in catch-22: Weighing down O'Brien with yet another personal tragedy seems to happen for the sake of itself these days. The producers of DS9 have often touted their series' ability to tell a "mix of stories." This season was no exception to that policy, though I'm sure there are those out there that believe it should've been. www.st-hypertext.com /ds9-6/ds9-6recap.html   (4618 words)

SofyAnn's Star Trek Page - Deep Space Nine Season Three The episode culminates in a battle to the death between the changeling and Odo. After a prolonged debriefing at Starfleet Command, Sisko returns to DS9 with the starship Defiant, a prototype vessel equipped with a Romulan cloaking device designed to combat the Borg, but one that will be used instead to head off a potential attack by the Jem'Hadar. This episode was the first of two parts and concluded with "The Die is Cast"(DS9). home.earthlink.net /~sofyann/ds9_3.htm   (4618 words)

Miles O'Brien In the episode "Visionary", O'Brien had an accident in which he was poisoned by radiation and experienced several time shifts, each five hours into the future, witnessing a bar brawl, his own death twice, and the destruction of the station. In the DS9 episode "Bar Association", O'Brien jokingly claimed to be a direct descendant of Irish High King Brian Boru. In the DS9 episode "Crossover" Dr. Julian Bashir encounters the mirror O'Brien as a Terran slave working the ore processing machines at Terok Nor. www.worldhistory.com /wiki/M/Miles-O'Brien.htm   (4618 words)

Re: Tim Russ on DS9 episode Crossover (season 2) - An engine malfunction in the wormhole sends Bashir and Kira to the Mirror Universe last visited by Kirk, Uhura, Scotty and McCoy. Technically there are 5 episodes dealing with the mirror universe, but they only go in 4. Kira's double, the evil Intendant over Terok Nor, informs them that, after the major impact the last crossover made, death is the penalty for anyone who crosses over. www.mailarchive.ca /lists/rec.arts.startrek.current/2001-07/0106.html   (4618 words)

Armageddon Game The episode had three basic parts to it: Bashir and O'Brien's forced "bonding" as they try to stay alive, the station dealing with the apparent death of the two, and the detective work once they realize something's strange. Looking at Kira, Odo, Dax, and Sisko standing there watching the doctored data-clip was one of the more wrenching scenes DS9 has done in a while; without saying more than a few words, all of them managed to project a lot of pain very well. Oh, "Armageddon Game" isn't perfect, but it _is_ what many DS9's this season have utterly failed to be: engrossing. www.starfleetlibrary.com /ds9/ds9-2/armageddon_game.htm   (4618 words)

"Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" (1993) (episode 4.09 "Sword of Kahless, The") (episode 4.16 "Bar Association") (episode 4.18 "Rules of Engagement") (episode 4.23 "To the Death") (episode 5.08 "Things Past") (episode 5.21 "Soldiers of the Empire") (episode 6.04 "Behind the Lines") (episode 6.08 "Resurrection") (episode 7.12 "Emperor's New Cloak, The") (episode 3.03 "House of Quark, The&;) teleplay and Plot Outline: Orbiting the liberated planet of Bajor, a Federation space station guards the opening of a stable wormhole to the far side of the Galaxy. us.imdb.com /Details?0106145   (4618 words)

[DS9] Jammer's Review: "The Siege of AR-558" Sure, Our Heroes have had their dose of life-threatening confrontations, whether it was all-out space battles in "Sacrifice of Angels" or the man-to-man combat of "Rocks and Shoals," but they've never been neck-deep in death for a prolonged period the way the front lines of the war are likely to be. The episode is a triumph of mood and atmosphere, which is as crucial to the story as any other element. That may be a fairly obvious statement, but an episode like "The Siege of AR-558" helps get us in better touch with the feelings behind the words, rather than leaving us in the position to take the words at face value. www.st-hypertext.com /ds9-7/ar-558.html   (1660 words)

str-ds9-epg2.html Editors' note: Bareil's appearance of guilt in 'The Collaborator' (DS9) was because he was remaining silent to protect Kai Opaka, who had in fact allowed the massacre (and the death of her son), to save the lives of over a thousand other Bajorans. Upon returning to DS9, study of the energy mass reveals it to be a protouniverse in early stages of development. Kono, who has returned to DS9, is found to be in possession of bone carvings that had been reported stolen from the museum on Cardassia V. Jake Sisko, at his father's suggestion, begins working as an assistant to Operations Officer Miles O'Brien. home.hccnet.nl /hans.bellwinkel/startrek/str-ds9-epg2.html   (1660 words)

the agony booth forum - The Worst of Trek: Deep Space Nine EDIT: And the episode Ryan mentioned was actually the TNG episode "Cost of Living", which I came very close to reviewing before I settled on "The Outrageous Okona". "Second Sight" - Sisko falls in love for the first time since his wife's death, but the object of his affections may not be all that she seems. However, I remember seeing "Second Sight" when it first came out about 1994 and found it VERY boring and the 'lover' of Sisko to be VERY annoying, so I went with that one. www.agonybooth.com /forum/topic.asp?ARCHIVE=true&TOPIC_ID=963   (1660 words)

"Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" (1993) (episode 4.09 "Sword of Kahless, The") (episode 4.16 "Bar Association") (episode 4.18 "Rules of Engagement") (episode 4.23 "To the Death") (episode 5.08 "Things Past") (episode 5.21 "Soldiers of the Empire") (episode 6.04 "Behind the Lines") (episode 6.08 "Resurrection") (episode 7.12 "Emperor's New Cloak, The") (episode 3.03 "House of Quark, The") teleplay and (episode 2.25 "Tribunal") (episode 3.06 "Abandoned, The") (episode 3.10 "Fascination") (episode 3.20 "Improbable Cause") (episode 4.06 "Rejoined") (episode 4.25 "Body Parts") (episode 5.19 "Ties of Blood and Water") (episode 6.13 "Far Beyond the Stars") (episode 7.24 "Dogs of War, The") us.imdb.com /Details?0106145   (1660 words)

Star Trek: DS9 - Rivals / The Alternate After his release, Martus takes the device and opens a gambling club to rival Quark's. After a crew member is attacked, an investigation reveals the creature's DNA to match Odo's--and now it's hunting Dr. Mora! Meanwhile, Bashir (Siddig El Fadil) and O'Brien (Colm Meaney) participate in a friendly game of racquetball that sets the tone for an unfriendly rematch. www.blam1.com /StarTrek/LV40510-431.htm   (1660 words)

News@theLogBook.com - Life Support In an elite handful of episodes, one of our heroes gets involved with a guest character who really makes them happy, and it seems that the reward for falling in love with one of Trek's regulars is certain death (or something very close). His relationship with Major Kira went from intriguing to predictable to comfortable over a span of a very few episodes, ranging from the heavy (The Collaborator) to the hysterical (Fascination). The latest name to add to the list is Vedek Bareil, who seemed to be a promising answer at last to the lack of ongoing relationships in Star Trek. www.thelogbook.com /zine/sdlifesu.html   (479 words)

TWoP Forums -> Summer Fun: Recapping DS9 The main focus of the episode has nothing to do with the usual DS9 storylines, but there are some spoilers for an earlier episode from the same season in the teaser. In terms of episodes, the very first name to flash to my mind - yes, even before certified stinkers like Profit and Lace or The Muse - was Wrongs Darker Than Death Or Night. If you had got to S7, that episode with the starship quartet singing DoReMi. forums.televisionwithoutpity.com /index.php?showtopic=3128021   (479 words)

"Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" (1993) (episode 4.09 "Sword of Kahless, The") (episode 4.16 "Bar Association") (episode 4.18 "Rules of Engagement") (episode 4.23 "To the Death") (episode 5.08 "Things Past") (episode 5.21 "Soldiers of the Empire") (episode 6.04 "Behind the Lines") (episode 6.08 "Resurrection") (episode 7.12 "Emperor's New Cloak, The") (episode 3.03 "House of Quark, The&;) teleplay and (episode 5.03 "Looking for Par'Mach in All the Wrong Places") (as Andrew J. Robinson) www.imdb.com /title/tt0106145/combined   (479 words)

Star Trek. Television, Miscellaneous. Animals and Pets. - Tv Star Trek Ds9 I don't remember which group the thread was in but during a debate over the prime directive I mentioned TNG episode "Justice" where Wesley was arrested and sentenced to death for falling into some flower cases and destroying them. Let's try it from DS9 Sorry if I jumped the gun, Laura Jake: "She's cute" Referring to Ezry (how IS that spelled???) Sisko: She's also about 300 years too old for you. Spoilers for Duet In Duet, season one, #19, A Bajoran kills the "Butcher of Gallitep" at the end of the episode. www.biptrilab.com /Tv-Star-Trek-Ds9-2461-cat.html   (3058 words)

STARTREK.COM : Article Williams played Omet'iklan in the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode "To the Death." In the same category, Jack Axelrod was nominated for "Visiting Mr. Nydrom in the DS9 episode "Armageddon Game," Tersa in the Voyager episode "Alliances" and Tessic in the Enterprise episode "Marauders." Cedar is up against Joseph Fuqua for his work in "All My Sons" at the Rubicon Theatre Company. Large has a number of Star Trek credits, he played the Romulan Proconsul Neral in the TNG episodes "Unification, Part I and Part II," Maques in the TNG episode "Dark Page," the Lissepian Captain in the DS9 episode "Duet" and the Ocampa Man in the Voyager episode "Cold Fire." www.startrek.com /startrek/view/news/article/6740.html   (776 words)

DVD Talk > Reviews > Star Trek Deep Space Nine - Season 4 > Printer Friendly The paired episodes "Home Front" and "Paradise Lost" face up to the threat of the Dominion's Changeling leaders, "To the Death" brings the Jem'Hadar to the forefront as threats once again, and the season finale, "Broken Link," also focuses on Odo and his Changeling origins. In addition to contributing to the overall story in some degree, the stand-alone episodes are consistently entertaining; it looks like the writers were relaxing and having some fun with the Star Trek universe by bringing out DS9's versions of time-honored Star Trek tropes. The result is that the individual episodes fit more into a coherent and evolving whole: while a few of Season 4's episodes could be transplanted into earlier seasons, most are clearly built into the context of Season 4 as a whole. www.dvdtalk.com /reviews/print.php?ID=7220   (776 words)

Amazon.co.uk: DVD: Star Trek 7 : Generations [1995] With subplots involving the android Data's unpredictable "emotion chip" and the spectacular crash-landing of the starship Enterprise, this crossover movie not only satisfied Trek fans, but it also gave them something they'd never had to confront before: the heroic and truly final death of a beloved Star Trek character. It is also William Shatner's final appearance as Capt. James Tiberius Kirk and, as Spock would say, a logical exit in what amounts to a guest role in an ambitious Star Trek: The Next Generation episode, albeit one made for the movies. Star Trek: Generations, the seventh of 10 feature films based on the two series created by Gene Roddenberry, is the final passing of the torch from the Original Series to the Next Generation crew as Capt. Jean-Luc Picard and his crew takes the Enterprise-D on its continuining trek across the stars. www.amazon.co.uk /exec/obidos/ASIN/B00004W0W6   (776 words)

Rob's STAR TREK Episode Guide The Nagus made Quark Nagus and faked his death to see if his son was ready to become Nagus. Lursa and B'Etor appeared in The Next Generation episodes "Redemption, Part I" and "Redemption, Part II"; and later, in TNG's "Firstborn", in addition to the motion picture Star Trek: Generations. This was the first episode filmed after the pilot episode ("Emissary"), but was aired after "Past Prologue". www.durfee.net /StarTrek/DS9_1.html   (2869 words)

STARTREK.COM : Article Williams played Omet'iklan in the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode "To the Death." In the same category, Jack Axelrod was nominated for "Visiting Mr. Nydrom in the DS9 episode "Armageddon Game," Tersa in the Voyager episode "Alliances" and Tessic in the Enterprise episode "Marauders." Cedar is up against Joseph Fuqua for his work in "All My Sons" at the Rubicon Theatre Company. Large has a number of Star Trek credits, he played the Romulan Proconsul Neral in the TNG episodes "Unification, Part I and Part II," Maques in the TNG episode "Dark Page," the Lissepian Captain in the DS9 episode "Duet" and the Ocampa Man in the Voyager episode "Cold Fire." www.startrek.com /startrek/view/series/TOS/news/article/6740.html   (2869 words)

"Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" (1993) (episode 4.09 "Sword of Kahless, The") (episode 4.16 "Bar Association") (episode 4.18 "Rules of Engagement") (episode 4.23 "To the Death") (episode 5.08 "Things Past") (episode 5.21 "Soldiers of the Empire") (episode 6.04 "Behind the Lines") (episode 6.08 "Resurrection") (episode 7.12 "Emperor's New Cloak, The") (episode 2.25 "Tribunal") (episode 3.06 "Abandoned, The") (episode 3.10 "Fascination") (episode 3.20 "Improbable Cause") (episode 4.06 "Rejoined") (episode 4.25 "Body Parts") (episode 5.19 "Ties of Blood and Water") (episode 6.13 "Far Beyond the Stars") (episode 7.24 "Dogs of War, The") (episode 6.25 "Sound of Her Voice, The") teleplay us.imdb.com /Details?0106145   (1478 words)

STARTREK.COM : Detail Sisko falls in love for the first time since his wife's death, but the object of his affections may not be all that she seems. Home :: Library :: Episodes :: Star Trek: Deep Space Nine :: Second Sight www.startrek.com /startrek/view/library/episodes/DS9/detail/68140.html   (1478 words)

"Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" (1993) (episode 4.09 "Sword of Kahless, The") (episode 4.16 "Bar Association") (episode 4.18 "Rules of Engagement") (episode 4.23 "To the Death") (episode 5.08 "Things Past") (episode 5.21 "Soldiers of the Empire") (episode 6.04 "Behind the Lines") (episode 6.08 "Resurrection") (episode 7.12 "Emperor's New Cloak, The") (episode 3.03 "House of Quark, The") teleplay and (episode 5.03 "Looking for Par'Mach in All the Wrong Places") (as Andrew J. Robinson) www.imdb.com /title/tt0106145/combined   (1478 words)

Star Trek meets The Young Riders Also guested on the DS9 episode "Captive Pursuit" and as "Quinn" in the VOY episode "Death Wish" Also guested as "Shrek" in the TNG episode "Birthright Part 2", as "Nayrok" in the TNG episode "The Hunted", as "Minister Hanok" in the DS9 episode "Starship Down", and starred as "Zefram Cochrane" in Star Trek: First Contact As "Jacob" in the TYR episode "The Peacemakers" www.angelfire.com /in/yrworld/trek.html   (1478 words)

Klingon Cultural Institute Jadzia Dax taught the song to the proprietor of the Klingon kiosk on DS9. Interestingly, although Azetbur led the Klingon High Council after her father's death, the episode " As chancellor, Azetbur continued Gorkon's peace initiative with the Federation, concluding with the historic Khitomer peace accords. www.msnusers.com /KlingonCulturalInstitute/klingondefinitions.msnw   (1420 words)

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