Stardate: Unknown. Odo is schooled in the ways of romance by a holographic programmed lounge singer.

Stardate: Unknown. When Sisko is picked to head up an attack on the Cardassian homeworld, the Prophets appear to him in a vision, warning him of impending doom if he leaves the station.

Stardate: Unknown. Sisko, laying low on Earth since the wormhole's disappearance, receives a vision of an unfamiliar woman he believes is the key to regaining contact with the Prophets. Meanwhile, Kira faces the challenge of commanding Deep Space Nine and upholding the fragile alliance with the Romulans, and Worf must cope with the loss of Jadzia Dax.

Stardate: Unknown. Capt. Sisko and his away team volunteer to stay with a besieged unit at an isolate outpost.

Stardate: Unknown. Severely depressed at his serious war wound, Nog retreats into Vic Fontaine's holosuite program while the singer tries to help him.

Stardate: Unknown. Quark and Rom have to rescue Grand Nagus Zek who is being held captive in the Alternate Universe.

Stardate: Unknown. A hidden feature in Vic’s holosuite program causes the casino to be taken over by mobsters, and the DS9 crew plan a heist to take back their favorite hangout spot.

Stardate: Unknown. Sisko leads, what he hopes will be, a final all-out assault on Cardassia Prime. Kira and Garak mount a suicidal assault on the Cardassian headquarters occupied by the Dominion, who in turn kill innocent women and children village by village in retaliation for the Resistance's attacks.

Stardate: Unknown. Sisko leads, what he hopes will be, a final all-out assault on Cardassia Prime. Kira and Garak mount a suicidal assault on the Cardassian headquarters occupied by the Dominion, who in turn kill innocent women and children village by village in retaliation for the Resistance's attacks.