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Game DS9 Episode Pitch Game

Debtor’s Prison

When an old rival of Quarks ( who Quark has betrayed) shows up at the station with Liquidator Brunt, Brunt declares the bar and all properties therein belongs to the rival.
Quark is devastated.
When Brunt declares Quarks possessions are not enough, Quark gets thrown into debtors prison on Ferenginar.
When Dax and Sisko visit, they find the “prison” is more like a cheap resort.
When Grand Negus Zek visits with Moogie, Moogie convinces Zek to loan Quark the money to get out of jail, and get his bar back.

Next Episode “Judge Not”
 
“Judge Not” - Jake is charged with sharing classified secrets when he publishes an article based on information given to him by a reliable informant. The justice system requires a panel of three judges for his trial - one of whom is the informant! But Jake stoically decides to see the trial through, refusing to tell anyone this, even though the penalty for his crime, if found guilty, is long imprisonment and hard labor (for real years, not fake ones like in "Hard Time"). Meanwhile, O'Brien can't stand one of Keiko's friends, but has to bite his tongue when she hits it off with Julian.

(edit: I decided it probably wouldn't be a death penalty.)

Next episode: "The Watches of the Night"
 
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The Watches of the Night

Bashir suffers a bout of insomnia. Medicine isn’t helpful to make him sleep. His insomnia slows him to see the diversity of what night is like on the station is like.
B story follows the only other main cast member awake at night Odo. He investigates a series of seemingly small crimes during the night.

Next episode: Mens Rea
 
Mens Rea

Jake and Nog are playing teenage hijinks in the disused parts of the station, when they stumble upon a smuggler who's making a deal with an anonymous contact to use DS9 as a waypoint in their weapons smuggling. The kids get caught and threatened with spacing out the nearest airlock when Nog starts negotiating a better deal with the smuggler and swears Jake won't give them away.

The whole episode involves them trying to hide from Starfleet personnel and Quark, while trying to find out who the other negotiator was. The deal is made, and just as the handover to the Romulans of all people is about to take place, the smugglers are arrested by station security. It turns out that the other original negotiator was Quark, and his intent was to trap the smugglers. Quark compliments Nog on his negotiation skills.

Next episode: There's Something Rotten in Starfleet
 
"There's Something Rotten in Starfleet": Nog seeks Bashir's help when a fellow Starfleet cadet is looking for answers about her science officer father's death as a result of an accident at a medical research facility. Their investigation turns up troubling allegations of research on experimental torture and interrogation techniques, spearheaded by Section 31 operatives. Meanwhile, a strange smell permeating Quark's brings a health and safety inspector down on his head.

Next episode: "The Furnace"
 
The Furnace

Kira begins to have nightmares about her time on Terok Nor during the Cardassian occupation of Bajor. To get to the bottom of it, she asks Odo to help her investigate the former ore processing plant. They do so, and find a(nother) list of Bajoran resistance workers the Obsidian Order wanted to assassinate, including Kira herself. Things heat up when she and Odo realize that the list is still active and that she could be assassinated at any time.

Next episode: White Death
 
"White Death": A seized consignment of ketracel white goes missing from DS9's security office at the same time that several ships are docked at the station on their way back from battle. When one of the young people dies at a party, white is found in her system, along with other toxic substances, forming a potent cocktail. Odo and Worf must track down the thief and manufacturer of the deadly substance. (Partying to deal with the stress of war) Meanwhile, Bashir goes whitewater rafting in the holodeck to see what all the fuss is about with O'Brien's hobby, and tries to hide his own injuries from the friend he's always scolding.

Next episode: "The Wastrel"
 
The Wastrel

A young man from a rich family visits DS9. After disgracing himself in Quarks by drinking real alcohol and pawing the Dabo girls. Odo takes him to the brig.
When his parents hear of this, the contact Sisko and tell him this is not the first incident like this, and young man’s family has cuts off his trust fund.
He realizes he is stuck on the station, a long way from home.
After talking to the boy, Sisko realizes he is quite bright, and suggests he join Star Fleet.

Next episode “The Long Road Home”
 
“The Long Road Home”: A Bajoran exile who is the patriarch of a large alien family returns to Bajor after a long absence when he's offered the chance to rebuild his family land, being the last living member of his Bajoran line. His family's blended heritage earns them the ire of Bajorans who look down upon them for it, but Kira comes to their defense because they're almost more Bajoran in practice than the hypocrites.

Next episode: "Anoint Thine Eyes" https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Revelation 3:18&version=KJV
 
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Anoint thine Eyes

When Bashir, Kira, and O’Brien are on a mission to a primitive world, Bashir gets struck on the head by villager.
He awakens to find that he and the away team has been taken to a village.
While he attempts to cope with his new situation he learns that there is an outbreak of a disease which has been long cured. Despite his disability he tries to get the away team to collect various plants which he noticed when he first beamed down.
When he fails to get the right combination of ingredients several times, Bashir begins to get frustrated
Then, the village shaman returns and covers his eyes (eyelids) with a special mud.
Several hours later his vision begins to return, and in appreciation he shows the shaman how to make a cure.

Next Episode “The Fountain of Bajor”
 
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“The Fountain of Bajor”: As part of a joint cooperative effort, DS9 crewmembers help fix up a monastery at a spring-fed oasis, which will soon be occupied by both vedeks and Vulcan monks/nuns. A rash of vandalism, poisonings, and fires suggests not everyone is happy about this joint venture. Meanwhile, Worf seeks Jake's help in composing a plot for the original Klingon opera he's writing.

Next episode: "Drawbridge"
 
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The Drawbridge

Jake gets a new holodeck program from Nog, and invites Worf.
The program requires them to storm a castle with their men.
However, once inside, the two get separated, and must survive the defending army, and find each other.
Jake gets injured because Nog forgot to mention that the safety protocols are off.

On the station, strange things begin to happen to the stations power when a ship from the Delta Quadrant docks.
The cause is a new life form.

Next episode “The Bold Escape”
 
“The Bold Escape”: A rumor that a most wanted "master of disguise" was last seen in the vicinity of DS9 spreads and the station becomes overrun by bounty hunters, wronged victims, alien law enforcement, etc. Quark enjoys all the new business, but some of his customers don't appreciate the scrutiny. Meanwhile, Julian and Miles sneak into a Ferengi mansion to retrieve a stolen consignment of medication that Bashir was delivering to the Grand Nagus.

Next episode: "Clean Hands"
 
Clean Hands

When a Bajoran prosecutor accuses Garek of destroying a Bajoran village, Garek goes to Sisko and professes his innocence.
Garek explains that he has done many things for Cardassian, but only used the minimum amount of force.
He explains that as Doctor Bashir uses a laser scalpel, not a butcher knife, he too is surgical in his actions.
Sisko is sceptical of his story, but investigates anyway. The more Sisko looks into the incident, the more he believes Garek is innocent.
After Garek is cleared of the charges, Sisko find out Garek ordered other Cardassians to destroy the village.

Quark begins to panic, when business begins to drop off, but Rom comes up with an unexpected solution.

Next episode “The Prophet Picard”
 
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The Prophet Picard

Guest starring Patrick Stewart

Captain Picard has shore leave time built up and he decides to spent it doing archaeology on Bajor. While digging amongst ancient ruins, Picard discovers a strange gem that shimmers in direct light showing different colors. Suddenly while he is holding it, a beam of energy from the gem engulfs his body, stunning him to the ground. Shortly Picard recovers.

The people of Bajor are stunned when Picard starts quoting ancient Bajoran scriptures in flawless ancient Bajoran languages. Many of the people and some of the priests come to believe he is the return of Ute Epoth, a legendary ancient prophet known and revered for his compassion and healing abilities. Believers start coming to see him to ask him to heal their maladies that have proven unhealable to the latest Bajoran and Federation treatments.

Picard's personality becomes quite over the top and pompous. He begins to give people ridiculous tasks they must do in order to be healed such as shaving their heads, painting their bodies head to toe in essence of the very foul-smelling toark plant, taking pointless quests to nowhere, having them do his laundry or other errands for him.

Kira and the priests are quite unsure what to make of it until finally it is decided to get the Emissary's input. Sisko meets with "Picard" and is able to get "him" to admit that he is a trickster spirit who is possessing Picard. Sisko and Kira along with the priests take part in an ancient Bajoran ritual and succeed in exorcising the spirit from Picard.

Later, Sisko and Picard talk, revisiting their conversation from Emissary. This time, both men are able to open up and share their feelings about Wolf 359, this time truly seeing things from the other's point of view. Both men part knowing that they will be better friends in the future.

Next episode: Shrodinger's Cat
 
"Schrodinger's Cat": After a coolant leak in DS9's cargo bay, O'Brien is alternately trapped in his own apparently dead body and able to leave invisibly for brief moments. The traditional wake is held, and during various crew member's vigils with him, they confess things they think he can't hear. Desperate to convince everyone he isn't dead, he uses his brief reprieves out of his body to manipulate someone into helping him. It becomes dangerous when one of the things he hears is the person responsible for the leak confessing to causing it in order to hide another crime they committed...and if they find out O'Brien is still living, they may have to destroy the evidence - his body.

Next episode: "Checkpoint"
 
Checkpoint

When Quark returns from a deal off the station, he's held up at a weigh station by Yrridians, who look to bully him out of his cargo, but fortunately th cargo was important enough that Odo secretly snuck on board and can save his hide.

Next Episode: Trials & Trill-bulations
 
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