{5\/5} “Nice hat.” — Worf, meeting Kira for the 1st time as she’s exiting a holosuite<\/p>\n
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine<\/strong> season 4, aired in 1995-96<\/p>\n Sisko has been promoted to captain. General Martok brings a group of Klingons to the station — a lot of Klingons. He says they’re ready to fight the Dominion. When the Klingons start causing trouble doing things their way Sisko asks for some help — and he gets Commander Worf. They then discover that the Klingons are actually going to attack the Cardsassians.<\/p>\n The relationship between Sisko and Kasidy Yates is a nice part of the show. It’s a bit odd that Bashir calls O’Brien “Chief” even after spending lots of time together.<\/p>\n I like how Sisko convinces Worf to stay in Starfleet.<\/p>\n One more quotation: “‘Life is a great deal more complicated in this red uniform.’ ‘Wait til you get four pips on your collar. You’ll wish you had gone into botany.'” — Worf & Sisko<\/p>\n In “The Visitor” an elderly Jake Sisko receives a visitor who asks him why he only wrote 2 books. In “Indiscretion” Kira and Dukat go on a mission together to find survivors of a crashed ship, and Kira is surprised to find that Dukat has a daughter from a relationship he had with a Bajoran woman. In “Homefront” Sisko travels to Earth when it’s discovered that Founders are there. In “Sons of Mogh” Kurn believes his life is over and he’s ready to die.<\/p>\n Guest stars include J. G. Hertzler, Tony Todd, Brock Peters, and Jeffrey Combs.<\/p>\n Duncan Regehr<\/span> plays Shakaar, Camille Saviola plays Opaka, and Felecia M. Bell<\/span> plays Jennifer Sisko.<\/p>\n Stars Michael Dorn, Aron Eisenberg, and Rosalind Chao.<\/p>\n This is the 2nd time I’ve seen it.<\/p>\n