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2. The Visitor
Air date: Oct 9, 1995
Sisko's disappearance during a rare wormhole inversion causes his son Jake to pursue an obsessive lifelong search for his father.
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3. Hippocratic Oath
Air date: Oct 16, 1995
Imprisoned by Jem'Hadar rebels, Dr. Bashir and Chief O'Brien differ on whether to help their captors break the Dominion's brutal bonds.
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4. Indiscretion
Air date: Oct 23, 1995
Kira reluctantly allows Dukat to accompany her on a mission to find lost Bajoran prisoners -- a mission with emotional consequences for them both.
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5. Rejoined
Air date: Oct 30, 1995
A Trill scientist (Susanna Thompson), whose host once was married to Dax's previous host, arrives on Deep Space Nine; the former lovers must decide if they want to resume their relationship and defy the laws of Trill society.
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6. Starship Down
Air date: Nov 6, 1995
While in the Gamma Quadrant for trade talks with the Karemma, the Defiant is attacked by Jem'Hadar warships and chased into a planet's inhospitable atmosphere.
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7. Little Green Men
Air date: Nov 13, 1995
While taking Nog to Starfleet Academy on Earth, Quark's shuttle malfunctions and crashes in Roswell, N.M., in the year 1947.
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8. The Sword of Kahless
Air date: Nov 20, 1995
Worf, Dax and Kor, a respected Klingon warrior, tangle with Worf's enemy and one another while searching for a legendary Klingon Empire sword.
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9. Our Man Bashir
Air date: Nov 27, 1995
Transporter and holosuite malfunctions trap Sisko, Kira, Dax and Worf in Bashir's '60s secret-agent fantasy.
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10. Homefront
Air date: Jan 1, 1996
After an explosion kills diplomats at a Federation-Romulan conference, Earth's power-relay system is sabotaged and the evidence points to the Dominion.
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11. Paradise Lost
Air date: Jan 8, 1996
As Sisko mobilizes Starfleet Security for war with the Dominion, he becomes suspicious of Adm. Leyton's plans.
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You've made it to season 4 and have started to question your life choices. At this point the only reason to keep on watching is to see if it can get any worse.
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With the introduction of Worf and the action-packed Klingon arc, the show builds from the first three seasons straight into the stratosphere. So many fantastic episodes that I'd just end up listing half the season, but who can talk about Season 4 without mentioning The Visitor? Spectacular television. Another special shout out to Sisko losing the hair and Avery Brooks finally completely owning the role.
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Introducing Worf fresh from the Next Gen to the cast, along with the stakes increasing and more side stories detailing the Klingons and Ferengi cultures, this mid-series season is close to perfect, barring a few less-fantastic stories that prevent it from being completely perfect.
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Brilliant season. The best form this season is The Way of the Warrior, The Visitor, Homefront, Little Green Men, Paradise Lost, Hard Time and Broken Link.
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It just gets so better
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Picks itself up in the second half. It really had to.
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Worf is brought aboard Star Trek: Deep Space Nine in Season 4 as the series mixes things up, making the Klingons a bigger part of the series. Believing that the Cardassians have been infiltrated by the Dominion the Klingons declare war on them and break their treaty with the Federation when they refuse to join them, leading Captain Sisko to request the help of Commander Worf, who stays on as part of his crew. The addition of Michael Dorn to the cast brings a fresh new energy to the series, and the darker tone of the show proves to be a renaissance for the Worf character; allowing a deeper more nuanced exploration than TNG allowed. There are also some interesting developments with some of the supporting characters; including Gul Dukat finding a long lost daughter, Rom quitting his brother's bar, and the O'Briens having another child. Full of exciting adventures and compelling storytelling, Season 4 of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine is the best season of the series so far.
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See how it evolves, the war was very well developed. The best Star Trek ever made start to be build here!!!!
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Great viewing. A good running story with fun sub plots and great characters
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This is where the series really kicked into high gear and never looked back. These latter 4 seasons are the best Star Trek has ever been.
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