Star trek: Deep Space Nine 2.20b and 2.21a - The Maquis
Stardate 47802.3
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Bajor is on high alert after the Cardassian freighter, Bok Nor, explodes leaving DS9. Starfleet calls in Commander Calvin Hudson (Bernie Casey) to help Sisko avert war. While seeking to disprove the Cardassian claim that a UFP terrorist group is operational, Sisko uncovers the shocking truth and the identity of the group's leader...
Persons of interest
- Avery Brooks .... Commander Benjamin Lafayette Sisko
- René Auberjonois .... Constable Odo
- Siddig el Fadil .... Doctor Julian Bashir
- Terry Farrell .... Lieutenant Jadzia Dax
- Cirroc Lofton .... Jake Sisko
- Colm Meaney .... Chief O'Brien
- Armin Shimerman .... Quark
- Nana Visitor .... Major Kira Nerys
- Majel Barrett .... Starfleet computer voice
- Bernie Casey .... Commander Calvin Hudson
- Richard Poe .... Gul Evek
- Marc Alaimo .... Gul Dukat
- Tony Plana .... Amaros
- Bertila Damas .... Sakonna
- Michael A Krawic .... Samuels
- Amanda Carlin .... Kobb
- Natalija Nogulich .... Admiral Necheyev
- John Schuck .... Legate Parn
- Michael Bell .... the Xepolite captain
- Rick Berman .... Storywriter
- Michael Piller .... Storywriter
- Jeri Taylor .... Storywriter
- James Crocker .... Storywriter, Screenwriter: Part I
- Ira Steven Behr .... Storywriter, Screenwriter: Part II
- Corey Allen .... Director: Part I
- David Livingston .... Director: Part II
Cinematic intelligence sources
- Studios and distributors:
Intelligence analyst
Special Agent Matti
Intelligence report
The advent of the Maquis and the Badlands, two wonderful plot developments that darken the entire tone of DS9 and provide the impetus for Voyager. Hard decisions and betrayals all round in this fast-paced two-parter; compulsory viewing if you want to understand any episode that follows.
Security censorship classification
PG (Low level violence)
Not for public release in Australia before date
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