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Star Trek: Deep Space Nine - Season Four
Title	Prod #	Stardate	Original US Airdate
The Way of the Warrior, Part I	473	49011.4	02 October 1995
Believing that the Cardassian High Command has been taken over by shapeshifters, the Klingon Emprie send a taskforce to DS9 to "aid" the Federation. When the paranoid Klingon troops prove troublesome, Sisko sends for Starfleet's first Klingon Officer, Lt. Commander Worf.
The Way of the Warrior, Part II	474	49011.4	02 October 1995
Discovering a planned assault on Cardassia, Worf and Sisko fail to defuse the situation, and begin the first Starfleet-Klingon battle for decades.
The Visitor	476	Unknown	09 October 1995
Now an old man and a celebrated writer, Jake Sisko reflects upon the accident that took his father, dematerialising Ben and returning him for short periods only a handful of times over Jake's life.
Hippocratic Oath	475	49066.5	16 October 1995
While Worf questions Odo's unorthodox policing methods, Bashir and O'Brien are captured by a Jem'Hadar leader who is no longer addicted to the drug that enables the Dominion to control its troops.
Indiscretion	477	Unknown	23 October 1995
Setting out to recover survivors from a Cardassian prison ship filled with Bajorans, Kira and Gul Dukat find themselves unlikely allies in a mission that exposes an embarrassing secret for Dukat.
Rejoined	478	49195.5	30 October 1995
Exile from the Trill homeworld faces Jadzia Dax when she finds herself rediscovering passionate feelings for a visitor to DS9 who used to be the wife of one of Dax's previous hosts.
Starship Down	479	49263.5	06 November 1995
During a sensitive negotiation with the Karemma, the Defiant is attacked by Jem'Hadar warships which leave Dax, Bashir and Sisko incapacitated and send the crippled ship plunging through the toxic atmosphere of a nearby planet.
Little Green Men	480	Unknown	13 November 1995
Caught in a booby-trapped shuttlecraft, Quark, Rom and Nog use illegal cargo to save themselves, and trigger a reaction which lands them on Earth in 1947, in a military base in Roswell, New Mexico.
The Sword of Kahless	481	Unknown	20 November 1995
The ageing Commander Kor returns to DS9 to recruit Jadzia Dax for another mission to find the legendary sword of the mythical Klingon warrior, Kahless. Dax, Worf and Kor depart, unkowingly tracked by hostile aliens.
Our Man Bashir	482	Unknown	27 November 1995
Julian Bashir's personal holosuite fantasy program proves useful when the computer needs somewhere to store the senior crew following a transporter malfunction. Sisko, Kira, Worf and Dax find themselves playing parts in a 1960's spy adventure.
Homefront	483	Unknown	01 January 1996
An explosion at a diplomatic conference brings Sisko to the office of the Federation President. Placed oin charge of Starfleet Security on Earth, Sisko is shocked to find that the Dominion appears to have penetrated Starfleet Command.
Paradise Lost	484	Unknown	08 January 1996
Discovering a Starfleet plot to overthrow the Federation government and replace it with military rule, Sisko is approached by Dominion shapeshifters. Attempting to raise the alarm, Sisko is denounced as a changeling and imprisoned.
Crossfire	485	Unknown	29 January 1996
On DS9, Kira's former resistance leader, First Minister Shakaar, is targeted for assassination by extremists. Odo becomes enraged when his protective surveillance of Shakaar reveals the depth of the Minister's relationship with Kira.
Return to Grace	486	Unknown	05 February 1996
Kira and Gul Dukat are reunited aboard Dukat's new command, a battered Cardassian frieghter. Attacked by a Klingon warship, the unlikely allies pursue the aggressor to protect a valuable research installation from destruction.
Sons of Mogh	487	49556.2	12 January 1996
His life ruined by Worf's actions, Worf's brother Kurn comes to DS9 seeking death by Wor's hand. Understanding his brother's wish, Worf plunges a knife into Kurn's chest. However, Kurn's death is not what he has planned.
Bar Association	488	Unknown	19 February 1996
When his brother Rom forms a union to protest at the way Quark treats his staff, Quark finds himself under attack from all sides, not just from his old enemy, ruthless FCA Liquidator Brunt.
Accession	489	Unknown	26 February 1996
Initially relieved by a Bajoran native's claim to be the true Emissary of the Prophets, Sisko concedes his title. However, when the new pretender advocates discriminatory traditional practices, Sisko is forced to rethink his decision.
Rules of Engagement	490	Unknown	08 April 1996
Having destroyed a Klingon ship in the heat of battle, Worf's behaviour is examined in a court of law. When the evidence of several of his friends brings his actions into question, the future looks bad for Starfleet's first Klingon officer.
Hard Time	491	Unknown	15 April 1996
Found guilty of espionage, O'Brien has the false memories of 20 years hard labour implanted in his head. Repeatedly encountering his imagined "cell-mate" aboard DS9, O'Brien attempts to take his own life.
Shattered Mirror	492	Unknown	22 April 1996
When Jake is lured to the Mirror universe by the mirror version of his mother, Sisko follows and finds himself the only person who can save the human resistance against the Klingons by making the mirror Defiant operable.
The Muse	493	Unknown	29 April 1996
While Odo proposes marriage to Lwaxana Troi to protect her unborn baby, Jake Sisko forms a relationship with a woman who stimulates his creative writing. Unfortunately, to do this, she must drain the life from his body.
For the Cause	494	Unknown	06 May 1996
When evidence of a Maquis presence on DS9 points to Kasidy Yates, Sisko has her followed, only to find that she is indeed a smuggler. However, the plan to arrest Yates backfires, with serious consequences.
To the Death	496	49904.2	13 May 1996
Pursuing a rogue Jem'Hadar strike force, Sisko and his crew reluctantly join forces with a Jem'Hadar team who are also hunting the renegades, enduring death threats and vows of revenge as they pursue their shared quarry.
The Quickening	495	Unknown	20 May 1996
Answering a two hundred year old distress call, Bashir finds an entire planet infected with a virus brought as a punishment by the Jem'Hadar. Despite frantic efforts, Bashir finds he can do nothing for those who already have the disease.
Body Parts	497	Unknown	10 June 1996
Learning of an illness that will kill him within a week, Quark sells his desiccated corpse on the Ferengi Futures Exchange. When the illness proves false, Quark must find a way to satisfy the buyer of his remains.
Broken Link	498	49962.4	17 June 1996
Crippled by a painful and undiagnosable condition, Odo is returned to his people aboard a "blindfolded" Defiant. On the Founder homeworld, the Great Link exacts judgement on Odo for his past crimes.

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine - Season Four

Believing that the Cardassian High Command has been taken over by shapeshifters, the Klingon Emprie send a taskforce to DS9 to "aid" the Federation. When the paranoid Klingon troops prove troublesome, Sisko sends for Starfleet's first Klingon Officer, Lt. Commander Worf.

Discovering a planned assault on Cardassia, Worf and Sisko fail to defuse the situation, and begin the first Starfleet-Klingon battle for decades.

Now an old man and a celebrated writer, Jake Sisko reflects upon the accident that took his father, dematerialising Ben and returning him for short periods only a handful of times over Jake's life.

While Worf questions Odo's unorthodox policing methods, Bashir and O'Brien are captured by a Jem'Hadar leader who is no longer addicted to the drug that enables the Dominion to control its troops.

Setting out to recover survivors from a Cardassian prison ship filled with Bajorans, Kira and Gul Dukat find themselves unlikely allies in a mission that exposes an embarrassing secret for Dukat.

Exile from the Trill homeworld faces Jadzia Dax when she finds herself rediscovering passionate feelings for a visitor to DS9 who used to be the wife of one of Dax's previous hosts.

During a sensitive negotiation with the Karemma, the Defiant is attacked by Jem'Hadar warships which leave Dax, Bashir and Sisko incapacitated and send the crippled ship plunging through the toxic atmosphere of a nearby planet.

Caught in a booby-trapped shuttlecraft, Quark, Rom and Nog use illegal cargo to save themselves, and trigger a reaction which lands them on Earth in 1947, in a military base in Roswell, New Mexico.

The ageing Commander Kor returns to DS9 to recruit Jadzia Dax for another mission to find the legendary sword of the mythical Klingon warrior, Kahless. Dax, Worf and Kor depart, unkowingly tracked by hostile aliens.

Julian Bashir's personal holosuite fantasy program proves useful when the computer needs somewhere to store the senior crew following a transporter malfunction. Sisko, Kira, Worf and Dax find themselves playing parts in a 1960's spy adventure.

An explosion at a diplomatic conference brings Sisko to the office of the Federation President. Placed oin charge of Starfleet Security on Earth, Sisko is shocked to find that the Dominion appears to have penetrated Starfleet Command.

Discovering a Starfleet plot to overthrow the Federation government and replace it with military rule, Sisko is approached by Dominion shapeshifters. Attempting to raise the alarm, Sisko is denounced as a changeling and imprisoned.

On DS9, Kira's former resistance leader, First Minister Shakaar, is targeted for assassination by extremists. Odo becomes enraged when his protective surveillance of Shakaar reveals the depth of the Minister's relationship with Kira.

Kira and Gul Dukat are reunited aboard Dukat's new command, a battered Cardassian frieghter. Attacked by a Klingon warship, the unlikely allies pursue the aggressor to protect a valuable research installation from destruction.

His life ruined by Worf's actions, Worf's brother Kurn comes to DS9 seeking death by Wor's hand. Understanding his brother's wish, Worf plunges a knife into Kurn's chest. However, Kurn's death is not what he has planned.

When his brother Rom forms a union to protest at the way Quark treats his staff, Quark finds himself under attack from all sides, not just from his old enemy, ruthless FCA Liquidator Brunt.

Initially relieved by a Bajoran native's claim to be the true Emissary of the Prophets, Sisko concedes his title. However, when the new pretender advocates discriminatory traditional practices, Sisko is forced to rethink his decision.

Having destroyed a Klingon ship in the heat of battle, Worf's behaviour is examined in a court of law. When the evidence of several of his friends brings his actions into question, the future looks bad for Starfleet's first Klingon officer.

Found guilty of espionage, O'Brien has the false memories of 20 years hard labour implanted in his head. Repeatedly encountering his imagined "cell-mate" aboard DS9, O'Brien attempts to take his own life.

When Jake is lured to the Mirror universe by the mirror version of his mother, Sisko follows and finds himself the only person who can save the human resistance against the Klingons by making the mirror Defiant operable.

While Odo proposes marriage to Lwaxana Troi to protect her unborn baby, Jake Sisko forms a relationship with a woman who stimulates his creative writing. Unfortunately, to do this, she must drain the life from his body.

When evidence of a Maquis presence on DS9 points to Kasidy Yates, Sisko has her followed, only to find that she is indeed a smuggler. However, the plan to arrest Yates backfires, with serious consequences.

Pursuing a rogue Jem'Hadar strike force, Sisko and his crew reluctantly join forces with a Jem'Hadar team who are also hunting the renegades, enduring death threats and vows of revenge as they pursue their shared quarry.

Answering a two hundred year old distress call, Bashir finds an entire planet infected with a virus brought as a punishment by the Jem'Hadar. Despite frantic efforts, Bashir finds he can do nothing for those who already have the disease.

Learning of an illness that will kill him within a week, Quark sells his desiccated corpse on the Ferengi Futures Exchange. When the illness proves false, Quark must find a way to satisfy the buyer of his remains.

Crippled by a painful and undiagnosable condition, Odo is returned to his people aboard a "blindfolded" Defiant. On the Founder homeworld, the Great Link exacts judgement on Odo for his past crimes.