Star Trek: Deep Space Nine - Season 2 [1993] (7 discs)
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Composer:

Dennis McCarthy

Length:	1170 minutes (19 hours 30 minutes)
MPAA Rating:	UR
Sorting Category:	Star Trek TV
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IMDB Rating:	7.6/10
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Synopsis: The station becomes integral in a lot of Bajoran politics.

Reaction: This season ends with first contact with the Jem'Hadar.

Personal Rating: 8/10

Highlights
"Whispers" and "Rivals"

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Alan Oppenheimer

Captain Keogh ^{(The Jem'Hadar)}

Cress Williams

Talak'talan ^{(The Jem'Hadar)}

Molly Hagan

Eris ^{(The Jem'Hadar)}

Andrew Koenig

Tumak ^(Sanctuary)

Betty McGuire

Vayna ^(Sanctuary)

Deborah May

Haneek ^(Sanctuary)

Kitty Swink

Minister Rozahn ^(Sanctuary)

Leland Orser

Gai ^(Sanctuary)

William Schallert

Varani ^(Sanctuary)

Ann Gillespie

Nurse Jabara ^{(The Wire)}

Paul Dooley

Enabran Tain ^{(The Wire)}

Barbara Bosson

Roana ^(Rivals)

Chris Sarandon

Martus Mazur ^(Rivals)

K Callan

Alsia ^(Rivals)

Bernie Casey

Cal Hudson ^{(The Maquis: Part 1)}

Bertila Damas

Sakonna ^{(The Maquis: Part 1)}

Bill Bolender

The Albino ^{(Blood Oath)}

John Colicos

Kor ^{(Blood Oath)}

Michael Ansara

Kang ^{(Blood Oath)}

William Campbell

Koloth ^{(Blood Oath)}

Brian Thompson

Inglatu ^{(Rules of Acquisition)}

Helene Udy

Pel ^{(Rules of Acquisition)}

Tiny Ron

Maihar'du ^{(Rules of Acquisition)}

Wallace Shawn

Zek ^{(Rules of Acquisition)}

Camille Saviola

Kai Opaka ^{(The Collaborator)}

Tom Villard

Prylar Bek ^{(The Collaborator)}

Caroline Lagerfelt

Makbar ^(Tribunal)

John Beck

Boone ^(Tribunal)

Colm Meaney

Smiley O'Brien ^(Crossover)

Nana Visitor

Intendant Kira ^(Crossover)

Daphne Ashbrook

Melora ^(Melora)

Don Stark

Ashrock ^(Melora)

Ron Taylor

Klingon Chef ^(Melora)

Darleen Carr

E'Tyshra ^{(Armageddon Game)}

Larry Cedar

Nydrom ^{(Armageddon Game)}

Peter White

Sharat ^{(Armageddon Game)}

Frank Langella

Minister Jaro ^{(The Homecoming)}

John Fleck

Overseer ^{(The Homecoming)}

Leslie Bevis

Rionoj ^{(The Homecoming)}

Richard Beymer

Li Nalas ^{(The Homecoming)}

Gail Strickland

Alixus ^(Paradise)

Michael B. Silver

Vinod (as Michael Buchman Silver) ^(Paradise)

Steve Vinovich

Joseph ^(Paradise)

Geoffrey Blake

Arjin ^{(Playing God)}

Richard Poe

Gul Evek ^{(Playing God)}

Heidi Swedberg

Rekelen ^{(Profit and Loss)}

Mary Crosby

Natima Lang ^{(Profit and Loss)}

James Sloyan

Dr. Mora ^{(The Alternate)}

John Glover

Verad ^{(Invasive Procedures)}

Megan Gallagher

Mareel ^{(Invasive Procedures)}

Steve Rankin

Yeto ^{(Invasive Procedures)}

Tim Russ

T'Kar ^{(Invasive Procedures)}

John Schuck

Parn ^{(The Maquis: Part 2)}

Natalija Nogulich

Admiral Alynna Nechayev (as Natalija Nogulich) ^{(The Maquis: Part 2)}

Katherine Moffat

Pallra ^{(Necessary Evil)}

Robert MacKenzie

Trazko ^{(Necessary Evil)}

Kenneth Mars

Colyus ^(Shadowplay)

Kenneth Tobey

Rurigan ^(Shadowplay)

Noley Thornton

Taya ^(Shadowplay)

Kevin Grevioux

Starfleet Security Officer ^{(Cardassians)}

Robert Mandan

Kotan Pa'Dar ^{(Cardassians)}

Sharon Conley

Jomat Luson ^{(Cardassians)}

Terrence Evans

Proka ^{(Cardassians)}

Vidal Peterson

Rugal ^{(Cardassians)}

Richard Kiley

Dr. Gideon Seyetik ^{(Second Sight)}

Salli Richardson-Whitfield

Fenna / Nadell (as Salli Elise Richardson) ^{(Second Sight)}

Stephen Macht

Krim ^{(The Circle)}

Steven Weber

Colonel Day ^{(The Siege)}

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Alexander Singer	=>	Director

Avery Brooks	=>	Director / Captain Sisko

Cliff Bole	=>	Director

Corey Allen	=>	Director
David Carson	=>	Director

David Livingston	=>	Director

James L. Conway	=>	Director
Kim Friedman	=>	Director
Les Landau	=>	Director

Robert Scheerer	=>	Director
Robert Wiemer	=>	Director
Winrich Kolbe	=>	Director

Bill Dial	=>	Writer
Cindy Marcus	=>	Writer
Evan Somers	=>	Writer
Flip Kobler	=>	Writer
Frederick Rappaport	=>	Writer
Gary Holland	=>	Writer
Hans Beimler	=>	Writer

Ira Steven Behr	=>	Writer

James Crocker	=>	Writer
Jeff King	=>	Writer
Jim Trombetta	=>	Writer
Joe Menosky	=>	Writer

John Whelpley	=>	Writer
Mark Gehred-O'Connell	=>	Writer
Michael Piller	=>	Writer

Morgan Gendel	=>	Writer
Paul Robert Coyle	=>	Writer
Peter Allan Fields	=>	Writer
Richard Manning	=>	Writer
Robert Hewitt Wolfe	=>	Writer

Steve Baum	=>	Writer
Dennis McCarthy	=>	Composer
Gene Roddenberry	=>	Creator, Original Series

Alexander Siddig	=>	Doctor Bashir

Andrew Robinson	=>	Garak

Armin Shimerman	=>	Quark

Aron Eisenberg	=>	Nog

Cirroc Lofton	=>	Jake Sisko

Colm Meaney	=>	Chief O'Brien

Hana Hatae	=>	Molly O'Brien

Judi M. Durand	=>	Cardassian Computer Voice
Louise Fletcher	=>	Kai Winn

Majel Barrett	=>	Federation Computer

Marc Alaimo	=>	Gul Dukat

Mark Allen Shepherd	=>	Morn

Max Grod�nchik	=>	Rom

Nana Visitor	=>	Major Kira

Philip Anglim	=>	Vedek Bareil

Rene Auberjonois	=>	Odo

Rosalind Chao	=>	Keiko O'Brien

Terry Farrell	=>	Lt. Commander Jadzia Dax

Random Trivia For This Title:

Kira was a last-minute addition to the cast; the original plan was to include the [Star Trek: The Next Generation] character of Ro Laren, but Michelle Forbes didn't want a series at the time.
The role of Jadzia Dax was initially offered to Famke Janssen. Both she turned it down in order to remain available to appear in feature films.
Among the actors to read for the role of Captain Sisko was Eriq La Salle who would later be cast as Dr. Peter Benton in ER. James Earl Jones and Tony Todd were also offered the role.
Among the finalists for the role of Sisko was Gary Graham, best known for the TV series [Alien Nation].

Episode List:
Episode Name	Episode Slots	Disc	Disc Order	Directors	Writers	Synopsis	IMDB	Personal Rating	Misc.
The Homecoming	1	1	1	Winrich Kolbe	Ira Steven Behr	Kira sets out to find a famous war hero.	7.4	7	1
The Circle	1	1	2	Corey Allen	Peter Allan Fields	Xenophobic tensions rile a lot of anger on Bajor.	7.7	8	2
The Siege	1	1	3	Winrich Kolbe	Michael Piller	The Federation must withdraw from Deep Space Nine, despite evidence that the Cardassians are behind the current Bajoran uprising.	7.7	8	3
Invasive Procedures	1	1	4	Les Landau	Robert Hewitt Wolfe John Whelpley	A rejected Trill host comes to Deep Space Nine to take what he feels is rightly his.	6.9	7	4
Cardassians	1	2	1	Cliff Bole	James Crocker	A Cardassian boy raised by Bajorans catches the attention of Gul Dukat.	6.9	9	5
Melora	1	2	2	Winrich Kolbe	James Crocker Michael Piller Steve Baum Evan Somers	An ensign with unique requirements entices and enchants Dr. Bashir.	6.1	7	6
Rules of Acquisition	1	2	3	David Livingston	Ira Steven Behr	A Ferengi female attempts to buck the system.	7.4	8	7
Necessary Evil	1	2	4	James L. Conway	Peter Allan Fields	Odo must face the fact that Kira may be involved in a five year old murder.	7.9	7	8
Second Sight	1	3	1	Alexander Singer	Robert Hewitt Wolfe Ira Steven Behr Mark Gehred-O'Connell	Sisko falls in love with a mysterious woman in red.	5.7	6	9
Sanctuary	1	3	2	Les Landau	Frederick Rappaport	A displaced people seeks refuge on Bajor.	6.5	6	10
Episode Name	Episode Slots	Disc	Disc Order	Directors	Writers	Synopsis	IMDB	Personal Rating	Misc.
Rivals	1	3	3	David Livingston	Joe Menosky	When a charismatic El-Aurian opens a bar on the promenade, Quark's luck seems to have changed.	6.9	9	11
The Alternate	1	3	4	David Carson	Bill Dial	In searching for his origins, Odo may have unleashed a terrible monster.	6.4	7	12
Armageddon Game	1	4	1	Winrich Kolbe	Morgan Gendel	Bashir and O'Brien become pawns in an attempt to silence all those with any knowledge regarding a dangerous biological weapon.	7.1	9	13
Whispers	1	4	2	Les Landau	Paul Robert Coyle	O'Brien must face the possibility that he is the victim of a massive conspiracy.	8.0	10	14
Paradise	1	4	3	Corey Allen	Hans Beimler Richard Manning Jeff King	O'Brien and Sisko land on a planet with a human colony where technology apparently doesn't work.	6.7	6	15
Shadowplay	1	4	4	Robert Scheerer	Robert Hewitt Wolfe	Odo and Dax find a settlement where a number of people have recently turned up missing.	7.2	7	16
Playing God	1	5	1	David Livingston	Michael Piller Jim Trombetta	The crew of DS9 finds a micro universe that is slowly expanding and displacing our own and are conflicted: should they destroy it or not?	6.8	7	17
Profit and Loss	1	5	2	Robert Wiemer	Cindy Marcus Flip Kobler	Quark is ready to sacrifice everything, even profit, for an old flame of his.	6.6	8	18
Blood Oath	1	5	3	Winrich Kolbe	Peter Allan Fields	Jadzia Dax decides to honor a blood oath that was made by Curzon Dax.	7.5	9	19
The Maquis: Part 1	1	5	4	David Livingston	James Crocker	A terrorist organization of Federation members is discovered operating within the demilitarized zone.	7.4	8	20
Episode Name	Episode Slots	Disc	Disc Order	Directors	Writers	Synopsis	IMDB	Personal Rating	Misc.
The Maquis: Part 2	1	6	1	Corey Allen	Ira Steven Behr	Sisko must join with Dukat to counter the threat of the Maquis.	7.6	8	21
The Wire	1	6	2	Kim Friedman	Robert Hewitt Wolfe	Garak is apparently the victim of a torturous device installed in his head.	7.6	8	22
Crossover	1	6	3	David Livingston	Michael Piller Peter Allan Fields	Kira and Bashir accidentally end up in the alternate universe discovered by Kirk.	7.7	7	23
The Collaborator	1	6	4	Cliff Bole	Robert Hewitt Wolfe Ira Steven Behr Gary Holland	Kira must face the uncomfortable possibility that her lover betrayed the Bajoran people as a collaborator.	6.6	8	24
Tribunal	1	7	1	Avery Brooks	Bill Dial	O'Brien is placed on trial as a terrorist in the Cardassian judicial system.	7.0	7	25
The Jem'Hadar	1	7	2	Kim Friedman	Ira Steven Behr	An excursion to the Gamma Quadrant for Nog and Jake's schooling ends up exposing one of the greatest threats the Gamma Quadrant holds.	8.3	9	26

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine - Season 2 [1993] (7 discs)Pick a Random Episode

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine - Season 2 [1993] (7 discs)
Pick a Random Episode