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Penumbra
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1/4:
Sisko and Kassidy Yates get
married.
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Till
Death Do Us Part
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2/4:
Deals with Sisko and the Prophets.
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Eclipse
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Original
air week: 4/19/1999
This
is part three of a ten-parter.
4.4.99:
The
leader of the Breen, Thot Gor, and the
Female Changeling begin preparations to
sign a new alliance. On the same ship,
Worf and Ezri are beamed aboard. Damar
objects to the Alliance, because
concessions made to the Breen may end up
harming Cardassia. Kai Winn and Anjhol
(Dukat in disguise) complete their bond,
pledging to restore Bajor even if the
Emissary stands in their way. Worf and
Ezri are due for execution, but Worf is
able to kill Weyoun (don't worry, fellow
Weyounians) and Damar aids in their
escape, promising his support to the
Federation after rejecting the alliance
with the Breen. Winn becomes a member of
the Pagh'Wraith cult.
3/4: Deals with Weyoun and the Female
Changeling trying to cure the Founders'
disease.
Worf and Ezri are beamed aboard a
Jem'Hadar ship, where the Female
Shapeshifter and Thot Gor, the respective
leaders of the new Dominion-Breen
alliance, prepare to sign a treaty
designed to destroy the Federation and end
the war. However, Damar objects to signing
it because of concessions, made to Thot
Gor, which could harm Cardassia.
Meanwhile, Kai Winn and Dukat seal their
bond by pledging to restore Bajor--even if
the Emissary stands in their way.
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The
Changing Face of Evil
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4.5.99:
Press
Release
Summary
The crew's relief at Worf and Ezri's safe
return is tempered by reports that the
Breen have attacked Starfleet Headquarters
on Earth. While Dominion and Breen
commanders exult in their sneak attack,
their supposed ally - Cardassian leader
Damar - secretly plots to free his
homeland from Dominion occupation.
Meanwhile, on Bajor, Dukat tells Kai Winn
she must release the Pah-wraiths - the
corporeal enemies of her people's gods -
from the planet's fire caves by reading
the ancient forbidden text of the Kosst
Amojan.
4.4.99:
Kai Winn and Anjohl continue to conspire
together. It was previously believed that
Marc Alaimo had said that Dukat murders
Winn in this episode but his fan club
confirm that he has made no such
statements. The Defiant is destroyed by a
new Breen weapon. Damar declares that
Cardassia is under Dominion
occupation.
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When
It Rains..
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Original
air week: 5/01/99
4.4.99:
According to a TGL source who attended a
recent convention, Odo will begin to show
first signs of the Founder's sickness in
this episode. His condition will get
worse. Meanwhile, Damar's objection to the
signing of the Dominion-Breen treaty
forces him to turn to a few DS9 crew
members, in an attempt to foil the signing
of the treaty which could end up harming
Cardassia.
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Tacking
Into The Wind
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Original air week: 5/08/99
4.7.99:
Gul
Rusot, a member of the Cardassian
resistance,
receives
a dressing down from
Kira when he makes a mess of planting a
bomb. Odo continues to suffer from the
disease, but he is hiding it from Kira.
Bashir and O'Brien continue to work on the
cure, but decide that it might be possible
to get it from Section 31. Gowron and
Martok argue, since Gowron is using ever
riskier tactics against the Dominion.
Sisko agrees with Martok, but Gowron is
the Chancellor and can do what he wants.
Weyoun and the Female Changeling discuss
the resistance, and ways of beating them -
while Kira, Rusot and Damar plan to
attack. Kira tells Garak that she knows
how bad Odo is, and talks to him about the
Breen weapon. Garak and Damar talk about
founding a new Cardassia when the war is
over. Odo keeps up his pretence. Worf and
Ezri discuss the Gowron problem. Kira,
Garak, Damar and Rusot launch their plan
to steal a Breen ship, one with the new
energy weapon. Bashir and O'Brien plan to
get the cure for Odo. Worf and Gowron
fight, and Worf wins. Martok is named
Chancellor (no time for all that arbiter
of succession stuff, then). Tensions
between Kira and Rusot grow, so Damar
kills him.
4.4.99:
A
Klingon-heavy episode, featuring Martok
and Gowron. Odo is really suffering from
the disease now. Bashir and O'Brien begin
work on finding a cure. Opposing Gowron's
bad decision making, Worf challenges
Gowron to a fight to the death... and
wins...
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Night
Tremors
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Original air week: 5/15/99
4.7.99:
Bashir
and O'Brien put their plan in to
operation, luring Sloan to the station and
getting the cure for Odo.
4.4.99:
This is mainly a Bashir/O'Brien episode
(the last of the series), which also
involves Director Sloan and Section 31.
Expect to see story threads running
throughout this episode for Kira, Damar
and Garak. The 'Ferengi bunch' will not
appearing in "Night Tremors", but they
will appear in the next episode.
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The
Dogs of War
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Original
air week: 5/22/99
4.7.99:
The
new Defiant arrives. Bashir and Ezri are
both nervous about talking to each other.
The Cardassian resistance movement grows
in support. However, many of them are
caught in an ambush. Rom becomes the new
Grand Nagus after a series of mix-ups.
Sisko is upset to learn that Kassidy is
pregnant. Forced to hide, Garak takes Kira
and Damar to the only place he can think
of to hide - Mila's house. Sisko plans a
major assault against the
Dominion...Oooooohh! This can only mean
one thing - BIG
SPACE BATTLES IN THE FINALE!
4.4.99:
The
new Defiant NCC-74205-A arrives. And Rom
will become Grand Nagus!
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What
You Leave Behind -- Series
Finale!
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Original
air week: 5/29/99
4.7.99:
As part of an ugly scene with Ezri and
Julian, Worf decides to go back to the
Enterprise (since when did Starfleet
officers decide where they would be
posted, although Picard does have some
pull with Starfleet Command and he would
leap at the chance to get Worf back). This
results in the arrival of the Enterprise-E
at DS9. Apparently it cost $100,000 to
convert the model for use on the small
screen. The Enterprise will be involved in
a big battle, with all guns blazing. Was
"Eleventh Hour" but read on. Chris Howell,
over at the The Great Link, appears to
know more than he's letting on (bugging
him won't help, though). He's promised the
writers that he won't say too much. He has
said though that Dukat will have a very
big smile on his face since things will
have gone very well for him up to this
point in the arc. Meanwhile, the Dominion
prepares to launch a massive offensive.
Bradley Thompson reckons the effects are
going to cost a pile of money.
3.28.99:
Beware of SPOILERS... rumors from the
Robert
O'Reilly
("Gowron")
official fan club say that the leader of
the Klingon High Council dies in the
series finale. Also, rumor came out of a
reliable source last week that the Defiant
will be destroyed in the last episodes
leading up to the finale.
BEWARE
OF
SPOILERS...
Rumor has it that the Enterprise E may
make a cameo. Also, Sloan from Section 31
may be returning
(so
hints writer Bradley
Thompson),
expect the season-long allusions to the
Battle of Alamo to "pay off," as well as
to see Sisko join the leagues of the
Prophets.
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