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name: Benjamin Sisko (1)
Rank: Captain
Benjamin Sisko (Avery Brooks) at DS9
First Appearance: "Emissary"
In 2369, lead a Starfleet contingent to help rebuild Bajoran-owned
DS9. During the mission he discovered a wormhole, and made first
contact with it's builders / inhabitants. In 2370 established 1st
contact with Jem'Hadar and the Dominion in the Gamma Quadrant. Enjoys
Baseball, Cajun cooking, and Soccer. Has a son named Jake. |
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name: Benjamin Sisko (2)
Rank: Captain
Benjamin Sisko (Avery Brooks) at DS9
First Appearance: "Emissary"
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name: Kira Nerys (1)
Rank: Colonel
Kira Nerys (Nana Visitor) at DS9
First Appearance: "Emissary"
Was on board DS9 prior to Starfleet's arrival. Likes Bajoran
Springball. Involved with Constable Odo. Was surrogate mother for
Miles O'Brien's child, KiraYoshi O'brien. |
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name: Kira nerys (2)
Rank: Colonel
Kira Nerys (Nana Visitor) at DS9
First Appearance: "Emissary"
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name: Jadzia Dax (1)
Rank: Lieutenant Commander
Jadzia Dax (Terry Farrell) at DS9
First Appearance: "Emissary"
2369 Posted to DS9 as Science officer. Jadzia is the eighth
Dax host. Former host "Curzon" was a friend of Ben Sisko
when Sisko was in the academy. Married to Worf 2374. Died 2374 from
injuries. The Dax symbiont survived. |
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name: Jadzia Dax (2)
Rank: Lieutenant Commander
Jadzia Dax (Terry Farrell) at DS9
First Appearance: "Emissary"
See above. |
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name: Jadzia Dax (3)
Rank: Lieutenant Commander
Jadzia Dax (Terry Farrell) at DS9
First Appearance: "Emissary"
See above. |
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name: Ezri Dax (1)
Rank: Lieutenant JG
Ezri Dax (Nicole deBoer) at DS9
First Appearance: "Image in the Sand"
The symbiont of the great Dax survived the death of Jadzia.
Ezri is the new host. Romantically involved with Julian Bashir.
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name: Ezri Dax (2)
Rank: Lieutenant JG
Ezri Dax (Nicole deBoer) at DS9
First Appearance: "Emissary"
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name: Miles O'Brien (1)
Rank: Chief Petty Officer
Miles Edward O'Brien (Colm Meaney) at DS9
First Appearance: "Encounter at Farpoint"
2369, assigned as Chief of Operations for DS9. Joined Starfleet
as an impulse act so that he wouldn't have to join the Aldeberan
Music Academy. Likes to kayak, play raquetball and darts. |
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name: Miles O'Brien (2)
Rank: Chief Petty Officer
Miles Edward O'Brien (Colm Meaney) at DS9
First Appearance: "Encounter at Farpoint"
See above. |
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name: Keiko O'Brien (1)
Rank: Teacher
Keiko O'Brien (Rosalind Chao) at DS9
First Appearance: "Data's Day"
Has two children, Molley and Kirayoshi. Was introduced to
Miles by Data. Knows Miles like the back of her hand. |
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name: Keiko O'Brien (2)
Rank: Teacher
Keiko O'Brien (Rosalind Chao) at DS9
First Appearance: "Data's Day"
See above. |
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name: Julian Bashir (1)
Rank: Lieutenant
Dr. Julian Subatoi Bashir (Alexander Siddig) at DS9
First Appearance: "Emissary"
2369 assigned CMO of DS9 under Sisko. Was considered for
a future EMH program, but was rejected due to his genetically enhanced
background. |
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name: Julian Bashir (2)
Rank: Lieutenant
Dr. Julian Subatoi Bashir (Alexander Siddig) at DS9
First Appearance: "Emissary"
See above. |
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name: Odo (1)
Rank: Constable
Odo (Rene Auberjonois) at DS9
First Appearance: "Emissary"
Found drifting in space as a gel. Dr. Mora Pol studied him.
2371 Discovered he was one of 100 other changelings sent to drift
out by the Gamma Quad. as a first contact. Likes Detective stories,
and is romantically involved with Kira Nerys. |
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name: Odo (2)
Rank: Constable
Odo (Rene Auberjonois) at DS9
First Appearance: "Emissary"
See above. |
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name: Quark (1)
Rank: Bartender
Quark (Armin Shimerman) at Quark's Bar
First Appearance: "Emissary"
Has a reputation of getting anything for a price, with the
help of a network of sources who also keep him a hand in most illegal
trades. Still retains the old Cardassian security clearance codes
through level 7, one higher than Odo. |
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name: Quark (2)
Rank: Bartender
Quark (Armin Shimerman) at Quark's Bar
First Appearance: "Emissary"
See above. |
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name: Nog
Rank: Lieutenant JG
Nog (Aron Eisenberg) at DS9
First Appearance: "Emissary"
The son of Rom. Nog was the first Ferengi to be accepted
into Starfleet. He now holds the position of helmsman of the Defiant.
Best friend of Jake Sisko. |
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name: Rom
Rank: Engineer
Rom (Max Grodenchik) at DS9
First Appearance: "A Man Alone"
Brother of Quark, is a mumbling clumsy Ferengi who has more
interest in engineering, than the rules of Acquisition. Married
to Leeta, a Bajoran Dabo girl. Has a son named Nog. |
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name: Ishka (Moogie)
Rank: Moogie
Ishka (Andrea Martin) at Ferenganar
First Appearance: "Family Business"
Quark and Rom's mother. Ishka broke Ferengi law by wearing
clothes and earning profit. She is now Grand Nagus Zek's consort
and chief financial advisor. |
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name: Grand Nagus Zek
Rank: Grand Negus
Zek (Wallace Shawn) at Ferenganar
First Appearance: "The Nagus"
The former Grand Nagus of the Ferengi Alliance was at least 100
years old, and had a mute Hupyrian servant, Maihar'du, constantly
at his side. The epitome of all that his race holds dear. Zek faked
his death in 2369 and named Quark his successor in order to test
the reaction of his son and heir apparent Krax -- as anticipated,
a disappointment. In 2375, Zek decided to retire and spend his old
age on Risa with Ishka, so he came to Deep Space 9 to name Rom as
his successor. |
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name: Brunt
Rank: Liquidator
Brunt (Jeffrey Combs) at Ferenganar
First Appearance: "Family Business"
Brunt has become obsessed with ruining Quark ever since he investigated
his mother's illegal profit-making in 2371, and a year later tried
to end up the illegal strike at Quark's bar by any means necessary.
In 2374 he manipulated his way to a brief tenure as Acting Grand
Nagus after all, when Zek was temporarily removed from office during
the uproar over the Ishka-inspired feminist reforms. That reign
too was cut brief after some furious politicking by Zek's camp with
one of the influential FCA directors, Nilva. |
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name: Jake Sisko (1)
Rank: Writer
Jake Sisko (Cirroc Lofton) at DS9
First Appearance: "Emissary"
Best Friend of Nog. Decided to become a writer instead of
joining Starfleet. Enjoys Cooking as well as baseball. |
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name: Jake Sisko (2)
Rank: Writer
Jake Sisko (Cirroc Lofton) at DS9
First Appearance: "
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name: Cassidy Yates
Rank: Freighter Captain
Cassidy Yates (Penny Johnson) at DS9
First Appearance: "Family Business"
Cassidy is introduced to Benjamin by Jake. They eventually
fall in love. Yates would be put on trial for assisting maquis rebels
with supplies. In the end everything works out and she returns to
DS9. She is now married to Sisko and pregnant with his child. |
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name: Joseph Sisko
Rank: Resturanteer
Joseph Sisko (Brock Peters) at New Orleans
First Appearance: "Homefront"
Benjamin and Judith Sisko's father. Joseph, chef and owner of Sisko's
Restaurant in New Orleans, was married twice. His first wife, Sarah,
was Benjamin's mother. |
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name: Leeta (1)
Rank: Dabo Girl
Leeta (Chase Masterson) at DS9
First Appearance: "Explorers"
Leeta comes aboard DS9 looking for employment. She finds
a job as a Daboo girl in Quark's bar. She is first attracted to
Bashir, but soon falls helplessly in love with Rom's crooked teeth
and decides he is the man for her. The two get married and live
happily ever after, making her Nog's Moogie. |
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name: Leeta (2)
Rank: Dabo Girl
Leeta (Chase Masterson) at DS9
First Appearance: "Explorers"
See above. |
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name: Dabo Girl
Rank: Dabo Girl
Girl (someone who works at a roulette wheel?) at Quark's
Bar
First Appearance: "Emissary"
One of the girls that keeps the Dabo tables running at Quark's bar. |
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name: Bareil
Rank: Vedek
Bareil Antos (Philip Anglim) at Bajor
First Appearance: "In the Hands of the
Prophets"
Bajoran spiritual leader who was a leading candidate to become
the next kai after the position was vacated by Kai Opaka in 2369.
Bareil was favored to become the new kai in 2370, but withdrew from
the election when he became tied to the infamous Kendra Valley massacre.
Bareil worked as Kai Winn's advisor and spent several months setting
up peace talks with the Cardassians. Bariel was critically wounded
in an explosion shortly before the peace talks took place and died
just after the peace treaty was signed. |
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name: Garak (1)
Rank: Tinker, Tailor, Tenor,
Spy
Garak (Andrew Robinson) at DS9
First Appearance: "Past Prologue"
A very mysterious individual and a former member of the Obsidian
order. Garak runs a tailor shop in DS9 as a new found "profession".
His vast connections and resources were vital in bringing the Romulans
into war with the Dominion. |
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name: Garak (2)
Rank: Tinker, Tailor, Tenor,
Spy
Garak (Andrew Robinson) at DS9
First Appearance: "Past Prologue
See above. |
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name: Gul Dukat
Rank: Gul (Former Legate)
Gul Dukat (Marc Alaimo) at the Fire Caves
First Appearance: "Emissary"
A very observant individual who could always find achilles
heels on every person. Used his observation skills as a torture
method while overseeing the Cardassian occupation of Bajor. His
Daughter would be killed in the retake of DS9 by Damar, his 2nd
officer. Dukat has since had a mental breakdown and is quite, quite
mad. |
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name: Legate Damar
Rank: Legate
Damar (Casey Biggs) at Cardassia
First Appearance: "Apocalypse Rising"
Served under the shadow of Gul Dukat for several years until
the capture of Dukat by the Federation, at which point Damar became
Cardassia's leader. Damar incited a Cardassian rebellion against
the Dominion, and was killed when his resistance group stormed the
Dominion command center. |
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name: Founder
Rank: Founder
Female Founder (Salome Jens) at the Great Link
First Appearance: "The Search, Part 2"
Linked with Odo to persuade him to rejoin the founders. |
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name: Weyoun
Rank: Vorta
Weyoun (Jeffrey Combs) at Cardassia
First Appearance: "To the Death"
The Vorta master Weyoun is in charge of Dominion military
activity in the Alpha quadrant. Vorta's are genetically bred to
be superior diplomats. They answer only to the Founders. |
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name: Kilana
Rank: Vorta
Kilana (Kaitlin Hopkins) at the Gamma Quadrant
First Appearance: "The Ship"
Kilana was sent by the Dominion to negotiate the release
of a changeling aboard a crashed Dominion ship, that Sisko had captured.
She refused to tell what exactly she wanted from the ship, thus
causing suspicion from Sisko. The Changeling and a crewmember under
Sisko eventually died as a result of the distrust between Kilana
and Sisko. |
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name: Yelgren
Rank: Vorta
Yelgren (Iggy Pop) at Empok Nor
First Appearance: "The Magnificent Ferengi"
Vorta representative who expected to conduct a hostage exchange
at Empok Nor. Yelgrun did not realize, until too late, that the
Vorta he expected to collect was no longer alive. |
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name: A Mean Breen
Rank: Breen
A Mean Breen (uhh... Carrie Fisher?) at the Breen homeworld
First Appearance: "Indescretion"
The Breen are a race who operate in a politically non-aligned
manner and are reputed to be aggressive. Breen incorporate bio-mechanical
as well as powerful EMP weapons technology, making their ships deadly
in combat. The Breen homeworld is thought to be near Sector 97. |
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name: A Green Breen
Rank: Breen
A Mean Breen (uhh... Carrie Fisher?) at the Breen homeworld
First Appearance: "Indescretion"
See above. |
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name: Jem'Hadar Soldier (1)
Rank: Soldier
Jem'Hadar Soldier at the Gamma Quadrant
First Appearance: "The Jem'Hadar"
Feared, leathery skinned storm troopers, genetically bred
by the Dominion. All Jem'Hadar are born addicted to the drug and
nutrient Ketracel-white, in order to keep them under control. |
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name: Jem'Hadar Soldier (2)
Rank: Soldier
Jem'Hadar Soldier at the Gamma Quadrant
First Appearance: "The Jem'Hadar"
See above. |
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name: Morn
Rank: Barfly
Morn (Marc Allan Shepherd or possibly Norm Peterson) at Quark's
Bar
First Appearance: "Emissary"
Often seen drinking at Quark's bar. Was formerly a bank robber.
Morn supposedly never shuts up once he starts talking, but he has
never spoken in any DS9 episode. Curious...
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name: Tim Watters
Rank: Cadet Captain of Valiant
Tim Watters (Paul Popowich) at the Valiant
First Appearance: "Valiant"
Captain of the Valiant that was sent to find information
on the Dominion's new ship. The original Captain dies before the
mission is completed and he hands the command over to Watters. Watters
continues the mission and eventually finds their target. Believing
that he can destroy the ship, he leads Red Squad on a mission to
destroy the ship. Unfortunately, everyone dies except Nog, Jake
and the transporter chief. |
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name: Farris
Rank: Cadet XO of Valiant
Karen Farris (Courtney Peldon) at the Valiant
First Appearance: "Valiant"
Enforcer of Tim Watters ruling, she stays loyal to him to
the end. |
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name: Vic Fontaine
Rank: Holographic Program
Vic Fontaine (James Darren) at the Holodeck
First Appearance: "His Way"
Modeled after a mid-20th century Las Vegas singer, Vic entertains
lounges full of martini sipping customers. He helps hooking Kira
and Odo up by giving Odo romantic tips. |
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name: Michael Eddington
Rank: Lieutenant Commander
Michael Eddington (Kenneth Marshall) at DS9
First Appearance: "The Search, Part 1"
Eddington was also brought aboard DS9 to monitor Constable
Odo from a Starfleet perspective. Eddington would eventually steal
medical supplies and join the Maquis. He was killed when he and
Benjamin Sisko attempted to infiltrate a former Maquis base that
had fallen into the hands of the Dominion. |
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name: Director Sloan
Rank: Director
Luther Sloan (William Sadler) at Section 31
First Appearance: "Inquisition"
A highly placed operative in Section 31, Starfleet Intelligence's
Covert Ops team. Sloan was responsible for the testing of Bashir's
loyalty to Starfleet, the genocidal virus intended to destroy the
Founders, and numerous other plots. He committed suicide in 2375
to prevent Bashir from finding a cure to the virus. |
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name: A Vole
Rank: Critter
Vole (giant, ugly thing) at Jeffries tube 23
First Appearance: "Playing God"
Nasty little Cardassian rodents that infested DS9 in 2370. |
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