A telepathic energy field delivered by a dying Klingon pits the crew against one another as Kira leads a revolt to remove Sisko.

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While an alien entity wreaks havoc with the station’s computer, Lwaxana Troi becomes romantically interested in Odo.

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Crewmembers’ fantasies come to life – some silly and harmless, but increasingly disruptive – just as a spatial anomaly threatens Bajor.

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Kira is ordered to evacuate an old man from his lunar home so the Bajorans can use the moon for an energy transfer to fuel their planet.

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O’Brien visits a Bajoran village where he is mistaken for a raconteur who can keep a monster from attacking the population.

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A shuttle carrying Kai Opaka on a brief tour of the Gamma Quadrant encounters trouble and crashes on a planet where she dies, leaving Sisko to deal with the residents.

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A killing on Deep Space Nine puts Odo in contact with a man who claims to know of a colony of changelings in the Gamma Quadrant.

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The leader of the Ferengi, the Grand Nagus, visits the station to check up on Quark’s profits.

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The Wadi, who like games, make Quark lead the senior crew on a trip through a complicated maze.

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Bashir tries to save a prisoner who has been killing others to prolong his own life.

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Jadzia Dax is arrested by the Klaestron for an act of treason and murder allegedly committed by the Trill symbiont’s previous host.

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Vash arrives at Deep Space Nine tailed by Q, whom everyone blames when trouble immediately follows.

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Deep Space Nine becomes the site of a struggle between the captive Tosk, bred to be hunted, and those who pursue him for sport.

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The station is afflicted with an airborne virus that first causes people to speak nonsense, then triggers deadly fevers.

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When a Bajoran is killed in a holosuite, Odo becomes the prime suspect, though Kira believes that he was framed.

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