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Kira is promoted to Colonel. [1]
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Tom begins playing the Captain Proton holoprogram. [2]
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Voyager crosses a 2,500 light year wide gulf in space - possibly the gap between two galactic arms. Janeway goes through a bout of depression and isolates herself from the crew. [2]
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A transporter accident aboard Voyager allows some of Seven of Nine's nanoprobes to infect the EMH's mobile emitter. The result is "One", a Borg drone equipped with 29th century technology. One ultimately sacrifices himself in order to save Voyager's crew from the Borg. [3]
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B'Elanna begins to use dangerous holoprograms without safties in order to alleviate her depression over the fate of the Maquis. [4]
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The Delta Flyer is built. [4]
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Janeway forges a peace treaty with Species 8472. [5]
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The Delta Flyer crashes, trapping Ensign Wildman on board. Voyager's crew are able to recover her whilst Neelix cares for her daughter, Naomi. [6]
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Dukat becomes a follower of the pah-wraiths. [7]
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Voyager is almost destroyed during an attempt to reach home via Quantum Slipstream drive. [8]
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Sisko discovers the Orb of the Emissary and uses it to re-open the Bajoran Wormhole. [9]
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Tom is reduced in rank to Ensign and sentenced to thirty days in the brig for his actions at the space ocean. [10]
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Garak assists the Cardassian resistance movement. [11]
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Ezri is given the rank of Lieutenant and appointed a Counsellor on Deep Space Nine. [11]
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An injured alien life form attaches itself to B'Elanna. Voyager's EMH creates a hologram of Dr Crell Moset, a noted Cardassian xenobiology expert, in order to assist with her treatment. Ethical concerns are raised when it is realised that Moset is a war criminal. Once B'Elanna is successfully treated, the Moset program is deleted. [12]
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Seven of Nine develops a version of multiple personality disorder when assimilated personalities are reactivated by a damaged Borg vinculum. [13]
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The USS T'Kumbra, a Vulcan crewed Nebula class starship, stops at Deep Space Nine. Whilst there the ship's baseball team engage the hastily formed "Deep Space Niners" in a baseball game. Although the Niners are heavily defeated, they are delighted with their performance - much to Captain Solok's displeasure. [14]
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Dr Bashir performs a procedure on Sarina Douglas which cured her neurological condition, allowing her to lead a normal life. Although she enjoys a brief love affair with Bashir, Douglas subsequently leaves to pursue an internship at the Corgal research center. [15]
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Voyager traverses the territory of the Devore, a species with a pathological hatred of all telepaths. The ship is able to transport a group of refugee telepaths to safety, engaging in an elaborate ruse to fool the Devore agent in charge of escorting the ship. [16]
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The fifth Weyoun is killed in a suspicious transporter accident. [17]
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The sixth Weyoun clone, considered defective by his creators, attempts to defect to Odo. The Seventh is assigned the task of tracking him down and destroying him, and is ultimately successful. [17]
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Kor is assigned as third in command of the Rotarian, General Martok's ship. Despite his legendary reputation, Kor proves to be far beyond his best. Nevertheless he is able to make a glorious last stand against a fleet of Dominion attack ships, allowing the other ships of Martok's fleet to escape Dominion space. [18]
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The EMH recovers his memories of Ensign Jetal and is nearly driven insane. [19]
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The Defiant visits AR-558 to deliver reinforcements. The senior officers remain on the planet to help defend a Dominion communications array which the Federation has captured. Despite a difficult tactical situation, they are able to fend off Jem'Hadar attacks and hold the array. During the battle, Cadet Nog loses his leg when he is shot with a Dominion weapon. [20]
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Colonel Kira is abducted from Deep Space Nine by a Pah-Wraith cult led by Gul Dukat on Empok Nor. She is able to escape. [21]
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Worf visits the Enterprise-E. Whilst he is there, the ship travels to the Briar Patch where the crew expose the plot by Admiral Dougherty and the Son'a to forcibly relocate the Ba'ku. [22]
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Voyager becomes temporarily stranded when it encounters a "subspace sandbar". Whilst stranded the ship encounters a group of photonics life forms who confuse one of Voyager's holodeck programs for real life forms. The crew are able to resolve the situation and escape the sandbar. [23]
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Nog struggles to come to terms with the loss of his leg at the siege of AR-558. [24]
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Chief O'Brien goes missing whilst on a mission to penetrate the Orion Syndicate, prompting Ezri to return to her home planet to find him. [25]
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Tuvok and Tom are stranded on a planet which experiences accelerated time. [26]
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Ezri captures the Vulcan murderer responsible for two deaths on Deep Space Nine. [27]
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Odo meets Laas, another of the infant Changelings sent out into the galaxy. [28]
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An Easter Egg element in the Vic Fontaine holosuite program prompts the Deep Space Nine senior crew to stage a robbery on the casino in order to return the program to normal. [29]
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Voyager encounters a gigantic space going life form which is capable of devouring whole vessels after lulling their crew into a state of blissful euphoria via telepathy. Seven of Nine is able to save the ship thanks to the help of Qatai, an alien who hunts the creature. [31]
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The Breen become Dominion allies. [32]
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Worf is reported Missing in Action during the Dominion war. Ezri steals a Runabout and manages to find his escape pod, but the two are captured by the Breen. [33] They are subsequently freed by Legate Damar. [32]
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The seventh Weyoun clone is killed by Worf. [34]
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Chakotay helps to communicate with a species occupying chaotic space. [35]
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The Chin'toka system is retaken by Dominion and Breen forces. The USS Defiant is destroyed during the battle. [36]
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A Breen fleet launches an attack against Earth, destroying Starfleet Headquarters and badly damaging the San Francisco area. The Breen suffer heavy losses in the attack. [36]
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Seven of Nine is offered a position in the Think Tank. [37]
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Seven of Nine is almost re-assimilated by the Borg during an attempt to steal a transwarp coil. [38]
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Odo begins to display signs of a terminal illness; he is later cured by Doctor Bashir. [39]
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Voyager prevents a catastrophe by piloting a Malon freighter into a star before it can explode. [40]
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Worf kills Gowron in personal combat. [41]
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Seven of Nine begins to investigate Human dating protocols. [42]
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Harry leads his first away mission - almost destroying Voyager in the process. [43]
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Voyager encounters the USS Equinox. [44]
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The Cardassian population rises up against the Dominion. The Dominion destroy a city of 2 million people in retaliation. [46]
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Bashir and Ezri become romantically involved. [46]
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The Cardassian fleet switches sides, helping the Allies to inflict a major defeat on the Dominion and Breen forces. As allied forces approach Cardassia, Odo links with the female Founder and convinces her to end the Dominion war. Garak chooses to remain on the devastated Cardassia to assist in rebuilding efforts. [46]
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The eighth and last Weyoun is killed by Garak. [47]
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Dukat attempts to release the pah-wraiths from captivity with the help of Kai Winn, and is trapped in the fire caves with them for all eternity by Sisko. Sisko ascends to a higher state of being, choosing to live with the Bajoran Prophets within the wormhole. [47]
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In the aftermath of the Dominion war, Kira is appointed commander of Deep Space Nine; Worf becomes Ambassador to the Klingon Empire; O'Brien accepts a teaching post at Starfleet Academy; Odo returns to the Great link, ending his relationship with Kira; Rom becomes the Ferengi Grand Nagus. [47]
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