Game DS9 Episode Pitch Game

[Laura Cynthia Chambers]

“Not My First Choice”: Worf is assigned to babysit a visiting diplomat who's on a strict diet, doctor's orders. Meanwhile, Jake dates an ambitious Starfleet ensign who Nog discovers is only hoping to use him to convince Sisko to recommend her for a more prestigious posting, but Jake doesn't believe it.

Next episode: "Pterosaur"

 

[Toril Toran]

“Pterosaur”

A very large bird-like space creature begins to use DS9 as a nest, and Sisko must find a way to excise the creature without harming it.

Bajorans hear of this creature and reveal a very mysterious prophecy. Many Bajorans flood the station to get a look at this creature, they turn to the Emissary to try to protect it from the Cardassians who are visiting the station.

Next episode “Lost in Subspace”

 

[FederationHistorian]

“Lost in Subspace”

The O’Briens, Kira and Bashir beam aboard a derelict DY-100 phasing in and out of subspace. Finding it abandoned, they find that it was swept off course 250 years ago from it’s original destination – what eventually became known as Wrigley’s Pleasure Planet. However the DY-100’s computer system won’t let them tow the ship back to DS9, believing them to be the original crew.

Meanwhile, inspired by an article Jake was writing about the Captain Proton series, Sisko devises a way to bring his crew back before the DY-100 is lost forever. Believing he can fool the DY-100’s computer, Sisko wants to trade his crew for characters from a Captain Proton holosuite program, who’s personalities and appearances oddly matched a few of the original DY-100’s crew complement.

Next episode: “The Dominion War Is Not Really Taking Place”

 

[Laura Cynthia Chambers]

“The Dominion War Is Not Really Taking Place”: Jake Sisko has a Benny Russell experience of his own as Jonas Russell, Benny's estranged son, raised by his grandfather, who resents how his father's mental illness struggles have reflected on him. Wanting to be taken seriously as a non-fiction author, he is pressured into writing his father's biography, even as he faces criticism for not participating in the actual war (Vietnam?) despite having a medical excuse. He interviews his father's friends, which leads him to his father and the conversation he doesn't want to but needs to have.

Next episode: "Universal Constants"

 

[Toril Toran]

“Universal Constants”

When strange time distortion events begin happening on DS9, the crew investigate and discover that a powerful being is changing local time/space/gravity.
Eventually, after trying several solutions, the being known as Trelane appears and claims that it was all in good fun, and that he would never allow anything to happen to the crew.
After Sisko gives him a good talking to, Trelane begins to cry, and Ben realizes that he is talking to a child.

Next episode “The Long Road”

 

[Laura Cynthia Chambers]

“The Long Road”: Bano Kibar was separated from his wife and son many years ago during the occupation; he was sent away from Terok Nor, while they remained. Thus began his long journey to the station to reunite with them. Upon finally arriving, he finds both are dead, a daughter he never knew remains, and the man who sent him away has been filling the role of father in her life...and may not want to share. Meanwhile, Quark sends Nog after his most slippery non-paying customer, who has an excuse for every day of the week, and a smile for charming every debt collector.

Next episode: "To Whom It May Concern"

 

[Toril Toran]

“To Whom it May Concern”

Kira finds a letter on a PAD that had fallen behind/inside a wall.
The PAD contains a suicide note of a Bajoran woman who was forced to work on Terok Nor.
When Kira tries to find if she has any relatives still on Bajor, she discovers the author is still alive, and suffered a fate worse than death at the hands of the Cardassians.
Sisko and Julian discover an apparent eden-like planet in the Gamma Quadrant. However, it turns out to be less than ideal.

Next Episode “The Last Bar of Latinum”

 

[Laura Cynthia Chambers]

“The Last Bar of Latinum”: A mysterious figure warns the Ferengi that their greed will bring them to ruin if they don't sacrifice their latinum to him in an act of faith. His prophecies seem true when bad things begin to happen to those who initially scoff. Quark must hold the line in the face of threats of ruin and convince his fellow Ferengi that there's something awfully convenient about this. Meanwhile, Sisko is the "lucky winner" of a consignment of vintage wine that was made by Bajoran labor camp workers.

Next episode: "As The Twig Is Bent" https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/as_the_twig_is_bent,_so_is_the_tree_inclined

 

[Toril Toran]

As The Twig is Bent

Ben begins wondering if he made a mistake taking command of the station, and joining Star Fleet in general. He daydreams of what it would have been like to live a simpler life. Perhaps working in his father’s restaurant.
He discusses it with Dax who points out that if he had never joined Star fleet, he would have never have met Curzon, or his wife; and never would have had Jake.
Still unsure, he retired to his quarters, where he has a vision. In this vision, people he knows are speaking to him, but it is not them. They seem distant and other-worldly. They tell him “The Sisko is exactly where he is supposed to be.”
“The Sisko must remain in Bajor.”
When he awakes, he realizes he has important work to do for Bajor.

Meanwhile, Julian and Quark attempt to out-hustle a Ferengi who comes to the station to try his hand at poker.

Next episode “The Next Big Thing”