2x20 The Maquis, Part I - Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Episode Guide

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Episode: 02x20
Title: The Maquis, Part I
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: 440
First Aired: Apr. 24, 1994

Season 2 » Episode #20 - The Maquis, Part I

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine - 02x20 The Maquis, Part I

Summary: A Cardassian vessel leaving Deep Space Nine explodes immediately after detaching from the station. Within hours, Starfleet admirals are breathing down Commander Sisko's neck for answers. Messages to Cardassia go unanswered and there is a fear that the Cardassian-Federation Treaty may be in jeopardy. A while later, Gul Dukat drops in unannounced in Sisko's quarters to discuss the incident.

Who appeared in this episode?

Guest Stars:

Commander Sisko	played by Avery Brooks
Odo	played by Rene Auberjonois
Doctor Bashir	played by Alexander Siddig
Lieutenant Jadzia Dax	played by Terry Farrell
Chief O'Brien	played by Colm Meaney
Major Kira	played by Nana Visitor
Cal Hudson	played by Bernie Casey
Amaros	played by Tony Plana
Sakonna	played by Bertila Damas

	Season 2 / Episode 20: - The Maquis, Part I Major Kira: I can tell you one thing for certain: the Cardassians are the enemy, not your own colonists. And if Starfleet can't understand that, then the Federation is even more naive than I already think it is!
	Season 2 / Episode 20: - The Maquis, Part I Cal Hudson: Don't you find things a little uncomfortable? Commander Sisko: Oh no. She's a good officer. Cal Hudson: Yes, but Curzon was, uh... Commander Sisko: She is not Curzon. Cal Hudson: Now, you two aren't, I mean... Commander Sisko: Oh no. She may not be Curzon, but she is Dax. Cal Hudson: Yes, that would be extremely... strange.

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MISTAKES/GOOFS

CHAR: Sisko tells Cal Hudson about how they caught the Cardassians smuggling weapons to Bajoran extremists through a third party - the Yridians. If Sisko was referring to the events depicted in the episodes "The Homecoming" (#2.1), "The Circle" (#2.2), and "The Siege" (#2.3), then the third party involved was the Kresari, not the Yridians.
FAKE: Near the end of the episode whilst Gul Dukat is being kidnapped he is stunned with a phaser. He is then picked up and dragged to a doorway. Once at the doorway he can clearly be seen stepping over the ridge at the bottom of the door even though he's completely unconscious.

TRIVIA

The exterior shot used for the Federation colony where Sisko and Dukat visit is the exact same exterior shot used in "Star Trek: The Next Generation" (1987) {The Ensigns of Command (#3.2)} for the colony on Tau Cygna V.