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Star Trek: Deep Space Nine - Episode 07x25
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Episode: 07x25
Title: What You Leave Behind, Part I
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: 575
First Aired: Jun. 02, 1999
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Season 7 » Episode #25 - What You Leave Behind, Part I
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Summary: In the first part of the final episode of the series we find the Alpha Quadrant Alliance working together to prepare a final invasion of Cardassia. With their limited resources they work together to find a possible way to defeat the Dominion and the Breen. Benjamin is visited once more by his mother Sarah in a vision with news that his role as Emissary may soon end.
Who appeared in this episode?
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Guest Stars:| Kai Winn | played by Louise Fletcher | | Patron in Vic's Lounge | played by Casey Biggs | | Damar | played by Casey Biggs | | Patron in Vic's Lounge | played by Aron Eisenberg | | Patron in Vic's Lounge | played by J.G. Hertzler | | Martok | played by J.G. Hertzler | | Admiral Ross | played by Barry Jenner | | Sarah Sisko | played by Deborah Lacey | | Mila | played by Julianna McCarthy | | Broca | played by Mel Johnson Jr. | | Ekoor | played by Greg Ellis (II) | | Ginger | played by Cyndi Pass | | Jem'Hadar | played by Kevin Scott Allen | | Jem'Hadar First | played by Christopher Halsted | | Cardassian Computer Voice | voiced by Judi M. Durand | | Gowron | played by Robert O'Reilly | | Various Aliens | played by Stephen Pisani | | Patron in Vic's Lounge | played by Lolita Fatjo | | Patron in Vic's Lounge | played by Robbin L. Slocum | | Patron in Vic's Lounge | played by Bradley Thompson | | Patron in Vic's Lounge | played by Hans Beimler (II) | | Patron in Vic's Lounge | played by Ronald D. Moore | | Bajoran | played by Christopher J. Marcinko | | Jones | played by Randy James (II) | | Patron in Vic's Lounge | played by Max Grodénchik | | Patron in Vic's Lounge | played by René Echevarria | | Starfleet Officer | played by Stephen Blackehart | | Patron in Vic's Lounge | played by Ira Steven Behr | | Patron in Vic's Lounge | played by David Weddle |
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Episode Quotes
| Season 7 / Episode 25: - What You Leave Behind, Part I
Lieutenant Ezri Dax: I take it we'll be the Spartans?
Doctor Bashir: Fighting to the last man.
Lieutenant Ezri Dax: Just like the Alamo.
Doctor Bashir: Exactly.
Lieutenant Ezri Dax: Have you talked to a counselor about these annihilation fantasies?
Doctor Bashir: Do you think I should?
Lieutenant Ezri Dax: M-m. I'll set up a session for you tomorrow.
Doctor Bashir: What about tonight?
Lieutenant Ezri Dax: Tonight we defend the pass. |
| Season 7 / Episode 25: - What You Leave Behind, Part I
Kai Winn: We've reached the end of one journey, and stand ready to begin another. |
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MISTAKES/GOOFS
- FAKE: There's a scene where Weyoun is shown on display screens delivering an address to the Cardassian citizens about a city being destroyed as retribution for sabotage by Cardassian rebels, where the insignia of the Dominion is in the background displayed backwards; a result of a flipped shot.
TRIVIA
- The last episode of Star Trek that aired before the death of DeForest Kelley on 11th June, 1999.
- In the montage scene, there are no clips of Jadzia Dax because the producers weren't able to get permission from Terry Farrell (I) to use her image. Her asking price was just too high and the budget couldn't allow it. Producer Ira Steven Behr said he was disappointed by that. That it was one of the few things about the series finale that he wasn't happy about.
- The series finished shooting officially on 20 April 1999. The final scene filmed was the one between Armin Shimerman and James Darren: the scene where Quark and Vic Fontaine play Go Fish at Vic's.
- On the last day of shooting, Nana Visitor ruined several takes because she couldn't stop crying, especially during Vic Fontaine's rendition of "The Way We Look Tonight".
- When Vic Fontaine sang "The Way You Look Tonight", producer Ira Behr looked at the cast and he suddenly realized it was all over. He said "It was a moment I'll never forget."
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