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Star trek: Deep Space Nine 7.03a - Chrysalis

Stardate around 52175
Threat advisory: Elevated - Significant risk of entertaining activities

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A group of genetically enhanced Humans, once under Bashir's (Alexander Siddig) care, escape from their medical facility home in the hopes that the Doctor - who himself was genetically engineered as a child - can cure their friend Serena (Faith C Salie). Her enhancements left her in a catatonic state, and Bashir attempts an untried procedure on her brain that initially appears to have no effect. However, a few days later Serena speaks for the first time.

Persons of interest

Avery Brooks .... Commander Benjamin Lafayette Sisko
René Auberjonois .... Constable Odo
Michael Dorn .... Lieutenant Worf
Nicole de Boer .... Lieutenant Ezri Dax
Cirroc Lofton .... Jake Sisko
Colm Meaney .... Chief O'Brien
Armin Shimerman .... Quark
Alexander Siddig .... Doctor Julian Bashir
Nana Visitor .... Colonel Kira Nerys
Majel Barrett .... Starfleet computer voice
Faith C Salie .... Serena
Tim Ransom .... Jack
Hilary Shepard-Turner .... Lauren
Michael Keenan .... Patrick
Aron Eisenberg .... Ensign Nog
René Echevarria .... Screenwriter
Jonathan West .... Director

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Intelligence analyst

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Intelligence report

Hmmm...

The return of the genetically-enhanced to DS9 is a bit of a dodgy idea. Sure, it's nice to follow up on an old story, but, hmmm...

Well, sure it's an interesting idea, curing an incurable disorder (with a little help from the technobabble dictionary), and sure, it's interesting to see Julian fall in love (after having his heart broken by Dax) with a patient, but gee, this episode really doesn't do it for me.

I don't feel like saying any more. Perhaps I've had to much medication. Oh, for a government-subsidised, non-drowsy, high-powered analgesic.