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The station faces immanent destruction when a hidden Cardassian security protocol is inadvertantly activated.
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Jadzia falls in love with a man from a planet that periodically shifts between the Gamma Quadrant and a noncorporeal dimension, and hopes to stabilize the planet.
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Thomas Riker, a twin of the Enterprise first officer created in a transporter accident, poses as his Starfleet double to steal the Defiant, using the warship to invade the Cardassian DMZ.
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Station personnel experience amorous feelings for the most unlikely of people during a Bajoran festival. Miles and Keiko's relationship is put to the test by their extended separation.
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Vedek Bareil is mortally injured on the eve of groundbreaking peace negotiations with the Cardassians.
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Odo and Kira find themselves trapped on a barren moon while chasing a Maquis terrorist, and Kira is trapped in an expanding crystaline structure. Nog asks for Sisko's support in applying to Starfleet.
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Commander Sisko joins a Cardassian science team in establishing a communications relay in the Gamma Quadrant, despite a Bajoran prophecy warning that it will destroy the wormhole.
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Quark tries to get to the bottom of Grand Nagus Zek's sudden personality change when he rewrites the Rules of Acquisition and establishes a charity fund.
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Chief O'Brien finds himself jumping ahead five hours into his future, giving him a chance to prevent his own death -- and the destruction of the station.
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Doctor Bashir is assaulted by an alien, and wakes up to find himself trapped inside his own mind, where the station is seriously damaged and almost completely abandoned.
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Sisko constructs an ancient Bajoran space sailing ship to try and prove that the ancient Bajorans could have reached Cardassia, as their myth says. Doctor Bashir has to face the only person who beat him at the academy.
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Kira reluctantly agrees to visit her old Resistance commander on a mission from Kai Winn, but finds herself on the edge of a potential civil war.
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Jadzia faces each of her symbiont's previous hosts, with each of her friends volunteering to serve as temporary hosts to their consciences. But when Kerzon joins with Odo, he doesn't want to go back.
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