The Greatest Generation

When Kai Winn gets impatient with her new evil overlords, she begins to do research into the Joy of Kosst Amojen. But when the Breen start to heat the war up, Starfleet will have to make a last stand at Wolf 369. How does the math pencil out with Ezri’s heartbreak calculus? Who’s getting on that last shuttle out of ‘Sco? Who is the Bajoran Postmaster General? It’s the episode where we came to start wreck about Star Trek.

When Worf and Ezri Dax are sentenced to death, help comes from an unexpected source. But after Kai Winn starts getting prophet visions, her career aspirations depend on her changing religions. Does anybody win an argument fought with spices? What’s the best way to dispose of a Weyoun? How to you clean a dirty mirror? It’s the episode that goes from one fruit bowl to the next!

When Kai Winn gets called to serve the prophets, the background music is suspiciously ominous. But when the Breen hand off Worf and Ezri to some new captors, the implications for the war give them even more chills. What is Benjamin and Kassidy’s celebrity couple name? How many Dominion attack ships are built to these high standards of accessibility? What would break Ben and Adam in a torture scenario? It’s the episode with the mystery candles.

When Ezri Jakes a runabout for a rogue rescue mission, Worf is more grateful than she expects. But when Captain Sisko becomes preoccupied with Bajoran real estate, his investment appears unable to turn a prophet. When is buying land in a war zone a good idea? Can you just walk into a single warrior’s apartment? Is it a good day to die? It’s the episode that finally gets good at self marketing!

When Bashir is headed to a conference on Romulus, the danger to him is coming from inside the Federation. But when his spy fantasy starts to bleed into reality, he finds that the Tal Shiar is a very complicated adversary. What’s the difference between a goblet and a snifter? How does one enter the Sloan Zone? Is the Romulan Clip Show device the scariest tech in Trek? It’s the episode where we take everything to the dome.

When someone puts a jack in Vic Fontaine’s box, it really grinds his gears. But when the entire senior staff get into role playing games, Captain Sisko must decide which entrance to use if he wants to join them. Who is in charge of sandwich continuity? Can you overcook a dress? Where is Worf? It’s the episode that’s going to have to do some soul searching.

When Odo and Bashir pick up a hitchhiker, the constable finds himself with a golden opportunity to connect with his own species. But when his new buddy makes a bad first impression on the station’s crew, Odo is caught between two worlds yet again. Are there conferences in the Delta Quadrant? Did Quark expose how racist Star Trek is? Is there anything in the entire galaxy that could shake Sisko’s trust in his officers? Its the episode where we find out whether Kira is link-curious.

When Starfleet officers turn up dead on DS9, Captain Sisko is surprised their deaths aren’t war-related. But when Ezri Dax goes for a post-graduate minor, it’ll be a major problem for a killer on the loose. Is anything off-limits in a “if there’s anything I can do” reciprocation? Why don’t weapons designers consider asymmetrical eye-puffiness? Is this what inspired CSI? It’s the episode that never sleeps!

When Quark and Rom steal a cloaking device to barter for the Nagus’s life, they take it somewhere Martok would never think to chase them. But when the business leaders of the alternate reality don’t keep their word, stock prices on The Regent plummet to all time lows...

When Miles O’Brien goes missing in Ezri Dax’s old neighborhood, Captain Sisko puts her on the case. But when she discovers the closets in her family home are stuffed with skeletons, everyone is a suspect. If she “can’t even,” then why does she “keep”? Where are the chops and why aren’t they busted? Have we reached “apex hardhat”? It’s the episode that’s laudanum adjacent!