Star Trek: Deep Space Nine

An overwhelming Klingon task force mysteriously arrives at the station, supposedly to aid their Federation allies in the fight against the Dominion.

An accident on the U.S.S. Defiant traps Ben Sisko in subspace. (TV-PG)

O'Brien and Bashir are captured by a group of renegade Jem'Hadar who want them to find a cure for the biological addiction to the enzyme 'Ketracel White' which they need for survival. (TV-PG)

Gul Dukat asks Kira to help him search for Bajoran prisoners of war - one of which is his half Cardassian/half Bajoran daughter Ziyal. (TV-PG)

Jadzia rekindles a relationship when she meets the current host of the wife of one Dax's past hosts, Torias. (TV-PG)

During negotiations with the Karemma, the Defiant is attacked by the Jem'Hadar. (TV-PG)

While on their way to Starfleet Academy on Earth, Quark, Rom and Nog are thrown back in time and crash land in the small town of Roswell, New Mexico in the year 1947. (TV-PG)

Jadzia, Worf and Kor hunt for the ancient Sword of Kahless, which is supposed to unite the Klingon Empire. (TV-PG)

A transporter accident traps the senior crew of Deep Space Nine in Bashir's James Bond-like holodeck scenario, with each one taking the role of different characters. (TV-PG)

Starfleet Command places Sisko and Odo in command of Starfleet Security, as they believe that Changelings may have infiltrated Earth. (TV-PG)

Earth has been placed under martial law and security troops have been deployed in anticipation of a Dominion invasion. (TV-PG)

Odo is ordered to protect First Minister Shakaar, however, he becomes jealous when Kira and Shakaar become involved with one another. (TV-PG)

Gul Dukat asks for the assistance of Kira to help him track down a Klingon ship that destroyed a Cardassian Outpost. (TV-PG)

When Kurn, Worf's brother, comes to Deep Space Nine, he asks Worf to kill him as his family has been dishonored by Worf's actions, and he can't live with the shame. (TV-PG)

Rom breaks Ferengi law and organises a Union movement in order to improve the working conditions Quark subjects his employees to. (TV-PG)

200 years after his disappearance, a Bajoran poet emerges from the wormhole claiming to be the real Emissary. (TV-PG)

Worf faces extradition to his homeworld when he destroys a Klingon transport and is solely responsible for the deaths of the 441 passengers. (TV-PG)

The Argrathi falsely accuses Miles O'Brien of espionage. (TV-PG)

Sisko must help a band of rebels fight a Klingon-Cardassian alliance in the mirror universe. (TV-PG)

A pregnant Lwaxana Troi arrives on Deep Space Nine, distressed over the prospect of having her child taken away by its Tavnian father. (TV-PG)

Sisko discovers that Kasidy is smuggling medical supplies to the Maquis. (TV-PG)

The future of peace at stake when a band of renegade Jem'Hadar discovers an ancient Iconian Gateway, which can enable them to launch attacks anywhere in the galaxy. (TV-PG)

Bashir and Dax try to find a cure for a planet-wide infection that was induced by the Jem'Hadar as a form of punishment for disobeying the Dominion. (TV-PG)

Misdiagnosed with a terminal disease, Quark sells his body parts on the Ferengi market to pay off his debts, then finds himself unable to break the contract.

Odo is forced to return to the homeworld of his people and face judgment for killing one of his own.