Star Trek: Deep Space Nine - Season 4 [1995] (7 discs)
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Composer:

Dennis McCarthy

Length:	1170 minutes (19 hours 30 minutes)
MPAA Rating:	UR
Sorting Category:	Star Trek TV

IMDB Rating:	7.7/10
Amazon Rating:	4.5/5 stars
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Synopsis: The Federation/Klingon treaty is broken when the Klingons insist on invading Cardassian space.

Reaction: Worf joins the cast.

Personal Rating: 8/10

Highlights
"Little Green Men" and "Hard Time"

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Brian Thompson	=>	Toman'torax ^{(To The Death)}
Clarence Williams III	=>	Omet'iklan ^{(To The Death)}
Jeffrey Combs	=>	Weyoun ^{(To The Death)}
Scott Haven	=>	Virak'kara ^{(To The Death)}
Brock Peters	=>	Joseph Sisko ^(Homefront)
Herschel Sparber	=>	President Jaresh-Inyo ^(Homefront)
Robert Foxworth	=>	Admiral Leyton ^(Homefront)
Susan Gibney	=>	Benteen ^(Homefront)
Camille Saviola	=>	Kai Opaka ^(Accession)
Richard Libertini	=>	Akorem Laan ^(Accession)
Carlos Carrasco	=>	Klingon Officer ^{(Shattered Mirror)}
Felecia M. Bell	=>	Jennifer Sisko (mirror) ^{(Shattered Mirror)}
Charles Napier	=>	General Denning ^{(Little Green Men)}
Conor O'Farrell	=>	Jeff Carlson ^{(Little Green Men)}
Megan Gallagher	=>	Nurse Garland ^{(Little Green Men)}
Craig Wasson	=>	Ee'char ^{(Hard Time)}
Margot Rose	=>	Rinn ^{(Hard Time)}
Cyia Batten	=>	Ziyal ^{(Indescretion)}
Roy Brocksmith	=>	Razka Karn ^{(Indescretion)}
Deborah Strang	=>	Admiral T'Lara ^{(Rules of Engagement)}
Ron Canada	=>	Ch'Pok ^{(Rules of Engagement)}
Duncan Regehr	=>	Shakaar ^(Crossfire)
F.J. Rio	=>	Mu�iz ^{(Starship Down)}
James Cromwell	=>	Hanok ^{(Starship Down)}
Galyn G�rg	=>	Korena ^{(The Visitor)}
Rachel Robinson	=>	Melanie ^{(The Visitor)}
Tony Todd	=>	Adult Jake Sisko ^{(The Visitor)}
Heide Margolis	=>	Norva ^{(The Quickening)}
Michael Sarrazin	=>	Trevean ^{(The Quickening)}
Jason Marsden	=>	Grimp ^{(Bar Association)}
Jeremy Roberts	=>	Meso'Clan (as Jerry Roberts) ^{(Hippocratic Oath)}
Scott MacDonald	=>	Goran'Agar ^{(Hippocratic Oath)}
Jill Jacobson	=>	Aroya ^{(Broken Link)}
Leslie Bevis	=>	Rionoj ^{(Broken Link)}
John Colicos	=>	Kor ^{(The Sword of Kahless)}
Rick Pasqualone	=>	Toral ^{(The Sword of Kahless)}
Majel Barrett	=>	Lwaxana Troi ^{(The Muse)}
Meg Foster	=>	Onaya ^{(The Muse)}
Michael Ansara	=>	Jeyal ^{(The Muse)}
Marci Brickhouse	=>	Mona Luvsitt ^{(Our Man Bashir)}
Melissa Young	=>	Caprice ^{(Our Man Bashir)}
Max Grod�nchik	=>	Grand Nagus Gint ^{(Body Parts)}
Robert DoQui	=>	Noggra ^{(Sons of Mogh)}
Tony Todd	=>	Kurn ^{(Sons of Mogh)}
Robert O'Reilly	=>	Gowron ^{(The Way of the Warrior)}
Susanna Thompson	=>	Dr. Lenara Kahn ^(Rejoined)
Tracy Middendorf	=>	Ziyal ^{(For the Cause)}

Select Cast and Crew

Alexander Singer	=>	Director
Avery Brooks	=>	Director / Captain Sisko
David Livingston	=>	Director
James L. Conway	=>	Director
Jonathan West	=>	Director
Les Landau	=>	Director
LeVar Burton	=>	Director
Rene Auberjonois	=>	Director / Odo
Reza Badiyi	=>	Director
Winrich Kolbe	=>	Director
David Mack	=>	Writer
Hans Beimler	=>	Writer
Ira Steven Behr	=>	Writer
Jack Trevi�o	=>	Writer
Jane Espenson	=>	Writer
John J. Ordover	=>	Writer
Lisa Klink	=>	Writer
Michael Taylor	=>	Writer
Naren Shankar	=>	Writer
Nicholas Corea	=>	Writer
Ren� Echevarria	=>	Writer
Robert Hewitt Wolfe	=>	Writer
Ronald D. Moore	=>	Writer
Toni Marberry	=>	Writer
Dennis McCarthy	=>	Composer
Gene Roddenberry	=>	Creator, Original Series
Alexander Siddig	=>	Doctor Bashir
Andrew Robinson	=>	Garak
Armin Shimerman	=>	Quark
Aron Eisenberg	=>	Nog
Casey Biggs	=>	Damar
Chase Masterson	=>	Leeta
Cirroc Lofton	=>	Jake Sisko
Colm Meaney	=>	Chief O'Brien
Hana Hatae	=>	Molly O'Brien
J.G. Hertzler	=>	Martok
Jeffrey Combs	=>	Brunt
Judi M. Durand	=>	Cardassian Computer Voice
Ken Marshall	=>	Michael Eddington
Majel Barrett	=>	Federation Computer
Marc Alaimo	=>	Gul Dukat
Mark Allen Shepherd	=>	Morn
Max Grod�nchik	=>	Rom
Michael Dorn	=>	Lt. Commander Worf
Nana Visitor	=>	Major Kira
Penny Johnson	=>	Kasidy Yates
Rosalind Chao	=>	Keiko O'Brien
Salome Jens	=>	Female Shapeshifter
Terry Farrell	=>	Lt. Commander Jadzia Dax

Random Trivia For This Title:

The subplot of Kira carrying the O'Briens' baby was to explain away Nana Visitor's pregnancy.
The guy who is often in Quark's bar is named "Morn", which is an anagram for "Norm" from [Cheers], who was often in the bar.
The character that eventually became Vic Fontaine was written for ^[?] Frank Sinatra Jr.. in Season 4. Sinatra, despite being a fan of the show, turned it down, declaring that he only wanted to play an alien. After meeting with Robert Goulet, and attempting to get ^[?] Steve Lawrence, Tom Jones and ^[?] Jerry Vale, the producers eventually decided on James Darren in Season 6. Darren would go on to appear in 8 episodes, including the series finale.
Stars Alexander Siddig and Nana Visitor were married in real life in 1997 (after the show's fourth season).

Episode List:
Episode Name	Episode Slots	Disc	Disc Order	Directors	Writers	Synopsis	IMDB	Personal Rating	Misc.
The Way of the Warrior	2	1	1	James L. Conway	Robert Hewitt Wolfe Ira Steven Behr	The Klingon/Federation treaty gets strained when the Federation defends the Cardassian government from a Klingon invasion force.	8.1	9	1
The Visitor	1	1	2	David Livingston	Michael Taylor	An accident on the Defiant causes Sisko to be lost somewhere in time.	8.4	8	3
Hippocratic Oath	1	1	3	Rene Auberjonois	Lisa Klink Nicholas Corea	Bashir is asked to help a group of Jem'Hadar overcome their debilitating addiction to Ketrecel White.	7.6	8	4
Indescretion	1	2	1	Rene Auberjonois	Jack Trevi�o Toni Marberry	Kira and Dukat seek out possible survivors of a felled Bajoran ship.	7.2	7	5
Rejoined	1	2	2	Avery Brooks	Ren� Echevarria Ronald D. Moore	Emotions are kindled when Dax meets the current host of a former lover.	6.8	6	6
Starship Down	1	2	3	Alexander Singer	John J. Ordover David Mack	An attack by the Dominion leaves the Defiant sinking into a volatile atmosphere.	7.3	7	7
Little Green Men	1	2	4	James L. Conway	Robert Hewitt Wolfe Ira Steven Behr	Quark, Rom and Nog accidentally cause one of the biggest UFO coverups in American history.	8.0	9	8
The Sword of Kahless	1	3	1	LeVar Burton	Hans Beimler	Kor, Dax and Worf search for the most hallowed of Klingon artifacts.	6.6	7	9
Our Man Bashir	1	3	2	Winrich Kolbe	Ronald D. Moore	Bashir's holosuite program is used to preserve the command crew's bodies.	7.8	7	10
Homefront	1	3	3	David Livingston	Robert Hewitt Wolfe Ira Steven Behr	Sisko must rush to Earth at the threat that the Dominion has already reached it.	7.8	7	11
Episode Name	Episode Slots	Disc	Disc Order	Directors	Writers	Synopsis	IMDB	Personal Rating	Misc.
Paradise Lost	1	3	4	Reza Badiyi	Robert Hewitt Wolfe Ira Steven Behr	Earth prepares for war with the Dominion but are the sacrifices too much?	7.3	8	12
Crossfire	1	4	1	Les Landau	Ren� Echevarria	A visit to the station by Shakaar brings him closer to Kira than Odo can handle.	7.1	7	13
Return to Grace	1	4	2	Jonathan West	Hans Beimler	Dukat asks Kira help him regain his position in the Cardassian government.	7.4	7	14
Sons of Mogh	1	4	3	David Livingston	Ronald D. Moore	Kurn comes to Worf, asking to be killed.	7.1	7	15
Bar Association	1	4	4	LeVar Burton	Robert Hewitt Wolfe Ira Steven Behr	Rom organizes a union against Ferengi commerce law.	7.0	7	16
Accession	1	5	1	Les Landau	Jane Espenson	A Bajoran poet emerges from the wormhole and claims to be the Emissary.	7.2	7	17
Rules of Engagement	1	5	2	LeVar Burton	Ronald D. Moore	A tactical error places Worf in an extradition hearing.	6.5	8	18
Hard Time	1	5	3	Alexander Singer	Robert Hewitt Wolfe	O'Brien must learn to re-integrate himself after a virtual prison sentence.	7.7	9	19
Shattered Mirror	1	5	4	James L. Conway	Hans Beimler Ira Steven Behr	Jake is lured to the mirror universe by the counterpart to his late mother.	7.2	7	20
The Muse	1	6	1	David Livingston	Ren� Echevarria	Jake pours his soul into his writing when a mysterious woman seems to unleash his creativity while a pregnant Lwaxana asks for Odo's help.	5.4	6	21
Episode Name	Episode Slots	Disc	Disc Order	Directors	Writers	Synopsis	IMDB	Personal Rating	Misc.
For the Cause	1	6	2	James L. Conway	Ronald D. Moore	Kasidy may be working for the Maquis.	7.4	7	22
To The Death	1	6	3	LeVar Burton	Robert Hewitt Wolfe Ira Steven Behr	Sisko must lead a team of his own officers along with loyal Jem'Hadar warriors to counter a common threat.	7.7	8	23
The Quickening	1	6	4	Rene Auberjonois	Naren Shankar	Bashir is intrigued by a planet that has experienced 200 years of plague.	7.2	8	24
Body Parts	1	7	1	Avery Brooks	Hans Beimler	Upon receiving bad news from his doctor, Quark puts his body up for auction.	7.6	8	25
Broken Link	1	7	2	Les Landau	Robert Hewitt Wolfe Ira Steven Behr	An infection forces Odo to seek out his people for a cure.	7.9	9	26

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine - Season 4 [1995] (7 discs)Try chaining this title to anotherPick a Random Episode

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine - Season 4 [1995] (7 discs)
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