Dax
- Episode aired Feb 14, 1993
- TV-PG
- 46m
IMDb RATING
7.1/10
2.5K
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Jadzia Dax is accused of a murder that her previous host, Curzon, supposedly committed.Jadzia Dax is accused of a murder that her previous host, Curzon, supposedly committed.Jadzia Dax is accused of a murder that her previous host, Curzon, supposedly committed.
Alexander Siddig
- Doctor Julian Bashir
- (as Siddig El Fadil)
Cirroc Lofton
- Jake Sisko
- (credit only)
Colm Meaney
- Chief Miles O'Brien
- (credit only)
David Paul Christian
- Bajoran Deputy
- (uncredited)
Robert Coffee
- Bajoran Civilian
- (uncredited)
Judi M. Durand
- Cardassian Computer
- (voice)
- (uncredited)
Robert Ford
- Star Fleet Crew Member
- (uncredited)
Randy James
- Jones
- (uncredited)
Sarah Krasner
- Bajoran
- (uncredited)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaThe teleplay for this episode was co-written by Dorothy Fontana (aka D.C. Fontana), the head writer for the original 'Star Trek' series, who wrote such episodes as "Charlie X", "This Side of Paradise", and "Journey to Babel", and the pilot episode for 'Star Trek: The Next Generation'. This was her only credit on 'Deep Space Nine' and was the last Star Trek script she wrote.
- GoofsThe hearing as a means to delay the extradition of Jadzia Dax in order to find evidence for her defense would be unnecessary. Even if the Klaestron IV representative was correct that they could conduct a "unilateral" extradition, the assault on Bashir would provide Sisko the right to hold their entire team for trial, rendering moot the need for the hearing since they could not transport Dax while in custody for assault.
- ConnectionsFeatured in What We Left Behind: Looking Back at Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (2018)
- SoundtracksStar Trek: Deep Space Nine - Main Title
(uncredited)
Written by Dennis McCarthy
Performed by Dennis McCarthy
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Overall great episode in the Star Trek universe
I ended up enjoying this episode more than I thought I would. This episode explores a very unique legal question about who is fault when two beings are merged into a union. One could compare it to a type of legal marriage. Is one held responsible for the past crimes of a new spouse upon marriage?
Aside from that TNG episode there wasn't much explenation of the Trill so this gives us a deeper look which helps to further our understanding of the race. It also gives us a good connection episode between TNG, DS9 and Discovery which is great for those starting out new to Star Trek in general and looking for connections between the Star Trek universe.
Aside from that TNG episode there wasn't much explenation of the Trill so this gives us a deeper look which helps to further our understanding of the race. It also gives us a good connection episode between TNG, DS9 and Discovery which is great for those starting out new to Star Trek in general and looking for connections between the Star Trek universe.
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- Davidd418
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