Star Trek: Deep Space Nine

When the Cardassians abandon their brutal occupation of the planet Bajor, a Starfleet crew led by Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko arrives to command a space station in its orbit; the discovery of the first stable wormhole nearby puts Bajor on the map.

Kira's loyalties are questioned when a Bajoran seeks her help.

Mounting evidence points to Constable Odo as a murderer, leading to anti-changeling riots.

A virus that causes its victims to speak in gibberish breaks out on DS9.

O'Brien befriends a being who is the prey in an alien blood sport.

After Q and Vash arrive, a mysterious force threatens the station.

Lt. Dax is kidnapped and forced to stand trial for a murder that her former host was accused of.

A criminal is physically dead, but his essence hides in another's brain.

Sisko, Kira, Dax and Bashir become the pawns of Gamma Quadrant aliens and unwitting Quark.

Quark is named Grand Nagus of the Ferengi empire and becomes a target of assassins.

An alien criminal claims he knows of other shape-shifters like Odo.

Sisko, Kira and Bashir are trapped in a world of eternal war.

Nog advises a teenage leader on negotiation tactics; O'Brien becomes a Bajoran village's guru.

A Bajoran farmer refuses to leave a moon scheduled for demolition.

Bizarre visitors, straight from the imaginations of station residents, cause chaos for the crew.

Lwaxana Troi arrives on DS9 and sets her sights on a reluctant Odo.

Odo is caught in an alien-induced power struggle between Kira and Sisko.

Kira believes a Cardassian visitor is a notorious war criminal.

A Bajoran leader objects to Keiko's secular teachings, threatening holy war.