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A virus that causes its victims to speak in gibberish breaks out on DS9, and Sisko assigns Kira the job of finding an antidote.
A virus that causes its victims to speak in gibberish breaks out on DS9, and Sisko assigns Kira the job of finding an antidote.
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Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
S1, EP4 "Babel"A virus that causes its victims to speak in gibberish breaks out on DS9, and Sisko assigns Kira the job of finding an antidote.
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
S1, EP5 "Captive Pursuit"Cultures clash when a group of hunters follows its prey through the wormhole to the space station where he is trying to repair his ship.
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
S1, EP6 "Q-Less"Bothersome Q and archaeologist Vash disrupt the routine of DS9; Quark smells profit in Vash's artifacts from the Gamma quadrant.
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
S1, EP7 "Dax"Lt. Dax is kidnapped and forced to stand trial for treason and the murder of a Klaestron Four general 30 years ago.
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
S1, EP3 "A Man Alone"Mounting evidence points to Constable Odo as the murderer of a Bajoran criminal who is under investigation; Keiko tries to establish a school.
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
S1, EP2 "Past Prologue"A member of the Bajoran underground seeks asylum on DS9, attracting the attention of Cardassians and Klingons, and testing Kira's loyalties.
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S1, EP1 "Emissary"The Cardassians declare war, damaging the space station during the battle; hostilities cease when Sisko returns with the missing Cardassian ship.
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