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Star Trek: Deep Space Nine - Season Three
Title	Prod #	Stardate	Original US Airdate
The Search, Part I	447	48213.1	26 September 1994
In a hevily-armed experimental starship, Sisko and his team depart for the Gamma Quadrant to make peace with the Dominion, only to find themselves attacked and over-run. Abandoning his friends, Odo is pulled inextricably towards a strange planet.
The Search, Part II	448	48213.1	03 October 1994
Attempting to shut the Dominion out of the Alpha Quadrant forever, Sisko and his crew see Garak and T'Rul killed in action. While the female shapeshifter courts Odo, Kira makes a discovery which clarifies a great deal.
The House of Quark	449	Unknown	10 October 1994
When a powerful Klingon is killed in Quark's bar, Quark smells profit and claims that he killed the warrior. Consequently, Quark is forced to marry the dead Klingon's widow and face mortal combat with dead warrior's brother.
Equilibrium	450	Unknown	17 October 1994
When Dax experiences mood swings and terrifying hallucinations, she is transported to the Trill homeworld for treatment. Unfortunately, the symptoms spring from a past problem which may result in the forced and fatal removal of Jadzia's Dax symbiont.
Second Skin	451	Unknown	24 October 1994
Kidnapped en route to meet a cellmate from her former prison days, Kira is kidnapped and awakes on Cardassia to find that she is Cardassian, and has been a deep-cover spy for 10 years.
The Abandoned	452	Unknown	31 October 1994
An alien baby brought to DS9 turns out to be a young Jem'Hadar who grows unnaturally quickly into a violent teenager. Although Starfleet want the boy for analysis, Odo is determined to protect the youngster.
Civil Defense	453	Unknown	07 November 1994
Disturbing an old Cardassian security program, Sisko and O'Brien trigger a station-wide self-destruct routine which only Cardassian codes will halt. Although Gul Dukat can hel, he wants something in return.
Meridian	454	48423.2	14 November 1994
While Quark attempts to capture Kira's image for use in an exotic holodeck program, Dax falls in love with a man who will soon disappear with his planet for the next 60 years.
Defiant	455	48467.3	21 November 1994
The appearance of William Riker on DS9 is greeted with pleaseure, until the Starfleet officer absconds with the Defiant. Realising that Riker is a duplicate, Sisko engage Gul Dukat's help to apprehend him.
Fascination	456	Unknown	28 November 1994
As DS9 prepares for the annual Bajoran Gratitude Festival, the station's crew begin to exhibit unusual romantic attractions towards each other. The arrival of Ambassador Lwaxana Troi does little to help the situation.
Past Tense, Part I	457	48481.2	02 January 1995
Accidentally, transported to 2004, Sisko, Bashir and Dax find themselves in San Francisco on the eve of the historic Bell riots. Seeing Gabriel Bell murdered, Sisko realises he must start the riots to help keep history unchanged.
Past Tense, Part II	458	48481.2	09 January 1995
Posing as the dead Gabriel Bell, Sisko acts out his part to ensure that the Bell Riots take place, despite the knowledge that hundreds of innocents will die. Meanwhile, the Defiant searches for its missing crewmembers.
Life Support	459	48498.4	30 January 1995
Wjile Jake's romantic endeavours backfire, Bashir tends to a seriously wounded Vedek Bareil. Although the doctor advise Bareil to rest, the Vedek is determined to fulfil his duties at important peace talks, even if it kills him.
Heart of Stone	460	48521.5	06 February 1995
Sisko tests Nog to see whether he should recommend the Ferengi for Starfleet Academy. While on a deserted moon, Odo reveals his feelings to Kira to keep her spirits up as she is slowly crushed by an impermeable crystal casing.
Destiny	461	48543.2	13 February 1995
Ignoring a very specific Bajoran prophecy of doom regarding "three vipers" and the "temple", Sisko co-operates with three Cardassian scientists in an attempt to deploy communications equipment within the wormhole.
Prophet Motive	462	Unknown	20 February 1995
Quark fears for his leader's sanity when Grand Nagus Zek rewrites the Rules of Acquisition to reflect qualities of kindness and generosity: a move which could get him killed.
Visionary	463	Unknown	27 February 1995
Following a case of radiation poisoning, O'Brien begins to experience visions of the future which come true with alarming accuracy. When he sees himself killed and DS9 destroyed, O'Brien enlists the help of his future self.
Distant Voices	464	Unknown	10 April 1995
Knocked out by a Lethean trader, Bashir begins to age dramatically. Realising the truth of his situation, Bashir tries to save himself by reaching each of his fellow crewmembers before he expires.
Through the Looking Glass	466	Unknown	17 April 1995
Returning to the mirror universe, Sisko assumes the role of the dead Mirror Sisko to complete a mission and save the Mirror version of his former wife, Jennifer.
Improbable Cause	465	Unknown	24 April 1995
An unsuccesful attempt on Garak's life and the subsequent death of the chief suspect exposes a plot involving the Cardassian Obsidian Order, the Romulan Tal Shiar, and Garak's former mentor.
The Die Is Cast	467	Unknown	01 May 1995
Disobeying a direct order, Sisko takes the Defiant to find Odo, pursuing the Cardassian/Romulan squadron which plans to attack the Founders. To prove his loyalty to his mentor, Garak is forced to torture Odo.
Explorers	468	Unknown	08 May 1995
Enthralled with the idea of proving an 800 year old legend to be true, Sisko builds an authentic Bajoran solar-sailing vessel and uses its maiden voyage as a way to reconnect with his son, Jake.
Family Business	469	Unknown	15 May 1995
Quark is compelled to return home when his mother is found guilty of having made a profit, and of wearing clothes: both serious breaches of Ferengi law for a female.
Shakaar	470	Unknown	22 May 1995
A dispute over farming machinery turns into a violent political struggle when Kai Winn asks Kira Nerys to negotiate with Shakaar, the leader of the farmers. Shakaar was once the leader of Kira's Bajoran resistance cell.
Facets	471	48959.1	12 June 1995
While Quark attempts to sabotage Nog's chances of a Starfleet Academy career, Jadzia Dax holds her zhian tara ceremony, where the personalities of her Trill predecessors are temporarily transported to the bodies of her friends.
The Adversary	472	48962.5	19 June 1995
En route to the Tzenketh homeworld with a fully armed ship, Sisko discovers that one of his crew is a shapeshifter who intends to use the Defiant to start a war. A deadly hunt begins.

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine - Season Three

In a hevily-armed experimental starship, Sisko and his team depart for the Gamma Quadrant to make peace with the Dominion, only to find themselves attacked and over-run. Abandoning his friends, Odo is pulled inextricably towards a strange planet.

Attempting to shut the Dominion out of the Alpha Quadrant forever, Sisko and his crew see Garak and T'Rul killed in action. While the female shapeshifter courts Odo, Kira makes a discovery which clarifies a great deal.

When a powerful Klingon is killed in Quark's bar, Quark smells profit and claims that he killed the warrior. Consequently, Quark is forced to marry the dead Klingon's widow and face mortal combat with dead warrior's brother.

When Dax experiences mood swings and terrifying hallucinations, she is transported to the Trill homeworld for treatment. Unfortunately, the symptoms spring from a past problem which may result in the forced and fatal removal of Jadzia's Dax symbiont.

Kidnapped en route to meet a cellmate from her former prison days, Kira is kidnapped and awakes on Cardassia to find that she is Cardassian, and has been a deep-cover spy for 10 years.

An alien baby brought to DS9 turns out to be a young Jem'Hadar who grows unnaturally quickly into a violent teenager. Although Starfleet want the boy for analysis, Odo is determined to protect the youngster.

Disturbing an old Cardassian security program, Sisko and O'Brien trigger a station-wide self-destruct routine which only Cardassian codes will halt. Although Gul Dukat can hel, he wants something in return.

While Quark attempts to capture Kira's image for use in an exotic holodeck program, Dax falls in love with a man who will soon disappear with his planet for the next 60 years.

The appearance of William Riker on DS9 is greeted with pleaseure, until the Starfleet officer absconds with the Defiant. Realising that Riker is a duplicate, Sisko engage Gul Dukat's help to apprehend him.

As DS9 prepares for the annual Bajoran Gratitude Festival, the station's crew begin to exhibit unusual romantic attractions towards each other. The arrival of Ambassador Lwaxana Troi does little to help the situation.

Accidentally, transported to 2004, Sisko, Bashir and Dax find themselves in San Francisco on the eve of the historic Bell riots. Seeing Gabriel Bell murdered, Sisko realises he must start the riots to help keep history unchanged.

Posing as the dead Gabriel Bell, Sisko acts out his part to ensure that the Bell Riots take place, despite the knowledge that hundreds of innocents will die. Meanwhile, the Defiant searches for its missing crewmembers.

Wjile Jake's romantic endeavours backfire, Bashir tends to a seriously wounded Vedek Bareil. Although the doctor advise Bareil to rest, the Vedek is determined to fulfil his duties at important peace talks, even if it kills him.

Sisko tests Nog to see whether he should recommend the Ferengi for Starfleet Academy. While on a deserted moon, Odo reveals his feelings to Kira to keep her spirits up as she is slowly crushed by an impermeable crystal casing.

Ignoring a very specific Bajoran prophecy of doom regarding "three vipers" and the "temple", Sisko co-operates with three Cardassian scientists in an attempt to deploy communications equipment within the wormhole.

Quark fears for his leader's sanity when Grand Nagus Zek rewrites the Rules of Acquisition to reflect qualities of kindness and generosity: a move which could get him killed.

Following a case of radiation poisoning, O'Brien begins to experience visions of the future which come true with alarming accuracy. When he sees himself killed and DS9 destroyed, O'Brien enlists the help of his future self.

Knocked out by a Lethean trader, Bashir begins to age dramatically. Realising the truth of his situation, Bashir tries to save himself by reaching each of his fellow crewmembers before he expires.

Returning to the mirror universe, Sisko assumes the role of the dead Mirror Sisko to complete a mission and save the Mirror version of his former wife, Jennifer.

An unsuccesful attempt on Garak's life and the subsequent death of the chief suspect exposes a plot involving the Cardassian Obsidian Order, the Romulan Tal Shiar, and Garak's former mentor.

Disobeying a direct order, Sisko takes the Defiant to find Odo, pursuing the Cardassian/Romulan squadron which plans to attack the Founders. To prove his loyalty to his mentor, Garak is forced to torture Odo.

Enthralled with the idea of proving an 800 year old legend to be true, Sisko builds an authentic Bajoran solar-sailing vessel and uses its maiden voyage as a way to reconnect with his son, Jake.

Quark is compelled to return home when his mother is found guilty of having made a profit, and of wearing clothes: both serious breaches of Ferengi law for a female.

A dispute over farming machinery turns into a violent political struggle when Kai Winn asks Kira Nerys to negotiate with Shakaar, the leader of the farmers. Shakaar was once the leader of Kira's Bajoran resistance cell.

While Quark attempts to sabotage Nog's chances of a Starfleet Academy career, Jadzia Dax holds her zhian tara ceremony, where the personalities of her Trill predecessors are temporarily transported to the bodies of her friends.

En route to the Tzenketh homeworld with a fully armed ship, Sisko discovers that one of his crew is a shapeshifter who intends to use the Defiant to start a war. A deadly hunt begins.