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Game DS9 Episode Pitch Game

Cabbages and Kings

Kira and Jadzia travel through the wormhole and experience flashes of events, unable to tell if they are from the past, present, or future.

After a crop failure in a poor Bajoran province, the people blame their leader for handling the situation incompetently.
A new leader steps forward who has radical new ideas on how to improve the process, and possibly prevent this from happening again. However, there are faint rumours he may have collaborated with the Cardassians. These rumours may have been started by a political rival, an old associate of Kira’s.
The situation escalates to the point where he is assassinated, and his rival takes his place.
Kira later finds out it was he who collaborated with the Cardassians.

Next episode “Tabula Rasa”

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“Tabula Rasa” - A Cardassian Gul who suffered total amnesia in a battle and made a new life for himself returns to Deep Space Nine, hoping he can retrace his past and jog his memory. He was a secret friend of the Bajorans, but his former commanding officer hopes to convince him that he was a brutal person so that the gul can aid the legate in his plans to kill his former contact in the resistance. Can Kira find the one person alive who may be able to remember how kind he was, before he is tricked into evil?

Next episode: "Alterations"
 
Alterations

Garek decides to enlarge his shop to be able to display more styles. However, his neighbours may not be willing to move. Julian suggests Garek move his shop somewhere larger. Garek consults Quark for ideas.
Sisko has to go down to Bajor as the Emissary to settle a dispute between farmers which has turned violent.

Next episode “A Good Man Within”

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“A Good Man Within” - Odo receives a tip that a wanted criminal is headed to DS9. This low-level con-man winds up under his very nose - a fellow changeling is helping the criminal hide by creating a fake skin for him to walk around in - outwardly appearing Bajoran due to the changeling's "costume", but human in reality. The changeling agreed to help the human hide, as he has a mission of his own - to kill Sisko and frame the poor human for the crime, then escape as whatever inanimate object he can get away in the guise of.

Next episode: "Multiplication"
 
Multiplication

When Keiko O'Brien comes down with a Cyrian flu, Quark is forced to step in to teach math. Unable to resist, he also sneaks in a few lessons in economics; including a few rules of acquisition.

A newly arrived patient comes into sickbay with mysterious bumps, and as it spreads throughout the station, Julian must try to figure it out.

Next episode "Vorta Defector"

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"Vorta Defector": Dax is showing a visiting Vorta delegation around the station. She is secretly approached by Dreos, one of the group, whose "friend" wishes to leave and needs help to do so. Dax has been ordered not to interfere, but can't help herself when Dreos ultimately explains that the "friend" is in fact his secret wife, who is pregnant with a clone of him - they can't both leave, so she's "smuggling" his next iteration out. He has not told her that he is dying and can't pass on his memories, as Vorta clones usually do, but he wants them to be free and happy. Dax must decide whether to help, and how...even if it means disobeying orders and leaving the station to help them evade capture.

Next episode: "Malice Afterthought" (or whatever the opposite of "aforethought" is)
 
Malice Afterthought

Gul Dukat unexpectedly shows up on the station in a civilian transport. He goes to Sisko’s office to talk about civilian that is on the station.
He wishes to extradite a Bajoran who escaped from the Prison camp during the occupation.
He explains that Cardassian justice must be done.
Sisko gets upset and says Dukat just wants a to execute him as punishment for disobeying Cardassian law.
Dukat says the Bajoran will be serve 2 years in a Bajoran jail, and then be free. The arrangements have already been made with the Provisional government.
Sisko says the occupation is over, and he will use his influence as the Prophet to stop him.
A heated argument ensues and Dukat leaves the station on a Galor class ship that was hiding behind one of Bajors moons.
Sisko contacts the Bajoran government and stop the extradition.
The Bajoran thanks Sisko and boards a shuttle to return to Bajor, but shortly after leaving the station the shuttle explodes.
Sisko expressses regret to Kira about the way he handled the situation.

Next episode “Foreign Invasion”

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“Foreign Invasion” - An accident in one of the shuttlebays results in the spillage of an unknown foreign substance being smuggled into the Federation. The resulting lockdown traps Quark, who is dealing with a shipping dispute, and the passengers of several ships there until the substance can be analyzed and cleaned up. Odo discovers it may be a diversion to distract from a Dominion ship incursion.

Next episode: "Stage Fright"
 
"Stage Fright" - Jake Sisko ends up in a parallel universe where it is he, and not his father, that is in command of Deep Space Nine. Jake is expected to perform his duty, but Jake finds himself overwhelmed with the position.

Meanwhile, the holosuites at Quark’s keep freezing when used, and no solution posed by the engineering team fixes the problem. And the mystery is not confined to DS9, as other Nor-class stations are also having the same problems with their holosuites.

Next episode: “Night Blindness”
 
Night Blindness

Sisko, O’Brian, and Julian get stranded on a rogue planet in the Delta Quadrant and must try to avoid the indigenous wildlife.

Meanwhile on the station Kira must the deliver the news of a death to a friend

Next episode - “Friendly Foe”

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“Friendly Foe” - An investigation is launched when a Starfleet crewmember on DS9 is suspected of treason, after several encrypted communications are found to have been exchanged between the anonymous person and a Dominion ship crewmember. After a few false accusations, the person in question is discovered - an officer's young child who has a subspace (online) "friend" but claims to have exchanged nothing of intelligence value, but an investigation reveals that they innocently believed they hadn't, when in fact they had. Meanwhile, Miles works with a visiting former antagonistic teacher of his when the woman needs help retrieving files that mean a lot to her nostalgically.

Next episode: "Coals of Fire" https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Proverbs 25:21-22&version=KJV
 
Coals of Fire

When a Bajoran attacks a member of a Cardassian ship visiting the station, old hatred are re-ignited and it is up to Siski, Kira and Odo to be the voice of reason. Kira struggles with her feelings about defending the Cardassians.

Julian convinces Miles to try out a new Risa holodeck program. When the program won’t shut off, Miles gets more and more uncomfortable despite Julian’s reassurances.

Next episode “Rule of Acquisition #76”

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“Rule of Acquisition #76” - Deep Space 9 is contacted by an ambassador of the Nbrassi, who is leading a delegation to formally make peace between themselves and the Federation after centuries of violent conflict. This thoroughly baffles everyone, who have never heard of the Nbrassi before, nor are there any records of their existence. The crew investigate why the Nbrassi believe they have been locked in combat with the Federation, and learn that the Nbrassi experience time backward (not travel, just backwards linear), so this war will happen in the future...unless they can prevent it from breaking out. Meanwhile, when business is poor, Nog takes it upon himself to try to lure some of a cranky Quark's former best customers back to the bar - those who stopped coming back because of beefs with Quark.

Next episode: "Rank and File"
 
Rank and File

When an Admiral shows up on DS9 with radical new ideas on how the station should be run, Sisko is obliged to go along… at least for now.

Quark gets in trouble with the Grand Nagus when the business deal he was handling for the Nagus suddenly and violently goes sideways.

Next episode “Silent Explosion”

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Next episode “Silent Explosion”
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When a Federation physicist conclusively proves there should be no sound in space, his recommendation is that all the battles in the Dominion War thus far be redone, but correctly this time. The Federation sends his studies to the Cardassians and the Dominion, who don't like it, but can't escape the conclusion.
However, this is deeply frustrating to both Starfleet command and the Dominion, and an armistice is reached within 24 hours, opening the way to more permanent peace talks. When the scientist hears about this, he boasts that 'science trumps war'.

Next episode: Divination.
 
"Divination" - A famous seer visits DS9, leaving many of the residents unnerved as she has a reputation for accurately predicting the future. When she warns Bashir that he's going to die, Sisko has the doctor put under security protection as a precaution. Quark, naturally, starts a betting pool on how the good doctor will meet his demise. Meanwhile, Ops suffers a system-wide shutdown, necessitating manual tricorder sweeps throughout the station.

Next episode: "Courtesy Call"
 
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When a Federation physicist conclusively proves there should be no sound in space, his recommendation is that all the battles in the Dominion War thus far be redone, but correctly this time. The Federation sends his studies to the Cardassians and the Dominion, who don't like it, but can't escape the conclusion.
However, this is deeply frustrating to both Starfleet command and the Dominion, and an armistice is reached within 24 hours, opening the way to more permanent peace talks. When the scientist hears about this, he boasts that 'science trumps war'.

Next episode: Divination.
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* A man in a military uniform comes out waving his hands*

NO! NO! NO!
Stop this sketch. It has gone very silly.
And now for something completely different…

:)

(If you don’t get the joke, go watch Monty Python’s Flying Circus)
 
Courtesy Call

One of Quark's sleazier old business associates shows up to his bar, a rogue Cardassian who promises more profits, while a lie hangs over them, that Quark had swindled him long ago & thinks he doesn't know about it... but he does & is playing possum to get even. Suspiciously, this crook has also had dealings with Garak & much to their mutual distaste, they'll have to work together to outmaneuver him.

Next episode: The Fate of The First Prophet
 
The Fate of the First Prophet

When Sisko is at unease with his role, he goes to the Orb of Consultation. This orb sends him into the extremely distant past, a time even before the oldest signs of civilization that archeologists have unbajored. He finds a religion that apparently was completely erased by the sands of time, very different from the modern Bajor religion, much more shamanic, but with one intriguing similarity: the existence of an Emissary that unites the wandering tribes. Sisko learns that he is not the only, or even the first Emissary - it's just that these Emissaries are spaced wider apart in time than written records or even archeologic finds allow society to remember. Sisko realises that even though he plays a pivotal role in the plan of the Prophets, that plan is very much larger than he knew, and that there had been others carrying his burden, and there will be others in his place. Once he realises this, he's back in a flash on the station. Sisko muses whether he was actually there, or that he at least saw a part of (forgotten) real history, or just a 'daydream' sent by the Prophets.

Next episode:
Apocalypse In Reverse
 
"Apocalypse In Reverse": DS9 suddenly begins attracting stellar energy around itself. Consultations with astrophysics suggests that the current location of the station may have been the location of a star that went supernova a long, long time ago. Could the star be reforming? The station is in a panic as talks of evacuation loom and crises of faith as this event was not foretold in prophecy. They discover non-corporeal aliens are trying to rebuild their star after a long-ago nova destroyed it. Can they communicate with them in time to stop this disaster?

Next episode: "Hunger Pangs"
 
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