
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: Season 7
1998 · 25 episodes · ★ 7.2
What Season 7 of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
Season 7 of Deep Space Nine marks the end of the series, as it concludes the Dominion War arc and the saga of the characters and their relationships. The Federation and its allies face the final showdown with the Cardassian-Dominion alliance, which is aided by the Breen. Sisko and his crew must also deal with the threat of the pah-wraiths, the evil counterparts of the Prophets, who are unleashed by Kai Winn and Dukat.
Season 7 Episodes

7x01 Image in the Sand
Stardate: Unknown. As Kira begins working with a Romulan presence aboard the station, Sisko looks for answers in a vision he receives from the Prophets, leading him to uncover a family secret.
Directing: Les Landau · Writing: Ira Steven Behr, Hans Beimler · Starring: Johnny Moran, Brock Peters, Megan Cole, J.G. Hertzler

7x02 Shadows and Symbols
Stardate: 52152.6. As Sisko searches for the Orb of the Emissary, Kira prepares a blockade opposing the Romulans near the Bajoran moon Durna. Meanwhile, Worf and Martok lead a suicide mission in Jadzia's name.
Directed by: Allan Kroeker · Written by: Ira Steven Behr, Hans Beimler · Starring: Brock Peters, Megan Cole, Lori Lively, J.G. Hertzler

7x03 Afterimage
Stardate: Unknown. Ezri Dax finds difficulty in trying to settle into a new life, as Jadzia's memories and relationships provide her with one emotional challenge after another.
Directed by: Les Landau · Written by: René Echevarria · Starring: David B. Levinson, Andrew Robinson

7x04 Take Me Out to the Holosuite
Stardate: Unknown. Sisko is challenged by a Vulcan captain to a competitive match in an Earth game of skill known as ... baseball.
Directing: Chip Chalmers · Writing: Ronald D. Moore · Starring: Max Grodénchik, Gregory Wagrowski, Penny Johnson Jerald, Aron Eisenberg

7x05 Chrysalis
Stardate: Unknown. Bashir begins falling in love with a genetically engineered patient whom he helped bring out of her state of introversion.
Directing: Jonathan West · Writing: René Echevarria · Starring: Faith Salie, Tim Ransom, Michael Keenan, Hilary Shepard

7x06 Treachery, Faith, and the Great River
Stardate: Unknown. A clone of Weyoun seeking asylum submits himself to Odo as a prisoner, offering invaluable information about the Dominion.
Directing: Stephen L. Posey · Writing: David Weddle, Bradley Thompson · Starring: Max Grodénchik, David B. Levinson, J.G. Hertzler, Salome Jens

7x07 Once More Unto the Breach
Stardate: Unknown. With nowhere to turn and old age having made him obsolete, Klingon legend Kor asks Worf to help him find one last glorious battle.
Directing: Allan Kroeker · Writing: Ronald D. Moore · Starring: John Colicos, Neil Vipond, Nancy Youngblut, Blake Lindsley

7x08 The Siege of AR-558
Stardate: Unknown. Sisko's crew is diverted to the front lines, where, alongside war-torn Starfleet officers, they must make a stand against a Jem'Hadar assault.
Directing: Winrich Kolbe · Writing: Ira Steven Behr, Hans Beimler · Starring: Max Grodénchik, Bill Mumy, Annette Helde, Raymond Cruz

7x09 Covenant
Stardate: Unknown. Kira is kidnapped by a Bajoran Pah-wraith cult led by Dukat.
Directing: John T. Kretchmer · Writing: René Echevarria · Starring: Norman Parker, Maureen Flannigan, Jason Leland Adams, Carlyle Rogers

7x10 It's Only a Paper Moon
Stardate: Unknown. Mentally and emotionally scarred by his combat injuries, Nog seeks comfort in the holographic fantasy world of Vic Fontaine.
Directing: Anson Williams · Writing: Ronald D. Moore · Starring: Max Grodénchik, Tami-Adrian George, James Darren, Aron Eisenberg

7x11 Prodigal Daughter
Stardate: Unknown. A search for O'Brien, who has gone missing somewhere near Ezri's home world, reunites Ezri with her family and their troubles.
Directing: Victor Lobl · Writing: Bradley Thompson, David Weddle · Starring: Kevin Rahm, John Paragon, Clayton Landey, Leigh Taylor-Young

7x12 The Emperor's New Cloak
Stardate: Unknown. The Grand Nagus goes missing in the mirror universe, leading Quark and Rom on a mission to track him down.
Directing: LeVar Burton · Writing: Ira Steven Behr, Hans Beimler · Starring: Max Grodénchik, Peter Antoniou, Wallace Shawn, Tiny Ron

7x13 Field of Fire
Stardate: Unknown. A murder investigation prompts Ezri to confront the repressed memories of Joran, a former Dax host who had killed three people.
Directing: Tony Dow · Writing: Robert Hewitt Wolfe · Starring: Art Chudabala, Marty Rackham, Leigh McCloskey

7x14 Chimera
Stardate: 51474.2. A shapeshifter, one of "the hundred" sent from the Link centuries ago to explore the galaxy, tries to convince Odo to abandon his life as a humanoid in favor of a grander quest.
Directing: Stephen L. Posey · Writing: René Echevarria · Starring: J.G. Hertzler, John Eric Bentley, Joel Goodness

7x15 Badda-Bing, Badda-Bang
Stardate: Unknown. A surprise programming feature brings mobsters to take over Vic's lounge, leading the DS9 crew to devise a plan to get rid of them.
Directing: Michael Vejar · Writing: Ira Steven Behr, Hans Beimler · Starring: Marc Lawrence, Mike Starr, Robert Miano, James Wellington

7x16 Inter Arma Enim Silent Leges
Stardate: Unknown. When the mysterious Sloan attempts to recruit Bashir for an undercover mission on Romulus, Sisko orders Bashir to go along with the plan, in hopes of learning more about Section 31.
Directing: David Livingston · Writing: Ronald D. Moore · Starring: Adrienne Barbeau, John Fleck, Hal Landon Jr., Cynthia Graham

7x17 Penumbra
Stardate: 52576.2. While Ezri goes searching for Worf, who has been missing since a Dominion attack on his ship, Sisko proposes marriage to Kasidy and begins plans to build a house on Bajor.
Directing: Stephen L. Posey · Writing: René Echevarria · Starring: Majel Barrett, Michelle Horn, Salome Jens, Penny Johnson Jerald

7x18 'Til Death Do Us Part
Stardate: Unknown. Sisko must decide whether to oppose the Prophets and marry Kasidy. Meanwhile, Dukat comes to DS9 with a Bajoran identity and a plan to manipulate Kai Winn; and Worf and Ezri are held captive by the Breen.
Directing: Winrich Kolbe · Writing: Bradley Thompson, David Weddle · Starring: James Otis, Salome Jens, Louise Fletcher, Penny Johnson Jerald

7x19 Strange Bedfellows
Stardate: Unknown. A new alliance between the Dominion and the Breen further appalls Damar. Meanwhile, Winn finds her spirituality thrown into chaos when she has a vision from the Pah-wraiths.
Directing: René Auberjonois · Writing: Ronald D. Moore · Starring: James Otis, J.G. Hertzler, Salome Jens, Louise Fletcher

7x20 The Changing Face of Evil
Stardate: Unknown. As Winn begins studying her uncertain role in following the path of the Pah-wraiths, the Federation engages in battle for the first time against the Dominion and their new Breen allies.
Directed by: Michael Vejar · Written by: Ira Steven Behr, Hans Beimler · Starring: John Vickery, J.G. Hertzler, Salome Jens, Louise Fletcher

7x21 When It Rains...
Stardate: Unknown. As Kira leads a mission to help organize Damar's resistance forces, Bashir learns that Odo has been infected with the disease sweeping through the Great Link.
Directed by: Michael Dorn · Written by: René Echevarria · Starring: Scott Burkholder, Colby French, Robert O'Reilly, John Vickery

7x22 Tacking Into the Wind
Stardate: Unknown. As tensions mount within Kira and Damar's resistance cell, Worf realizes he must take action to prevent Gowron from making a key strategic mistake.
Directing: Michael Vejar · Writing: Ronald D. Moore · Starring: Robert O'Reilly, John Vickery, Kitty Swink, J. Paul Boehmer

7x23 Extreme Measures
Stardate: 52645.7. Bashir and O'Brien capture Sloan and probe his mind in a search for the cure to Odo's disease.
Directed by: Stephen L. Posey · Written by: Bradley Thompson, David Weddle · Starring: William Sadler, Jacqueline Schultz, Kate Asner, Tom Holleron

7x24 The Dogs of War
Stardate: 52861.3. With the Cardassian resistance movement crushed, Kira, Damar, and Garak find themselves trapped behind enemy lines. Meanwhile, Grand Nagus Zek announces his retirement and plans to name Quark his successor.
Directing: Avery Brooks · Writing: Ronald D. Moore, René Echevarria · Starring: Majel Barrett, Max Grodénchik, Wallace Shawn, Tiny Ron

7x25 What You Leave Behind Season Finale
Stardate: 52902.0. As the war careens toward a final showdown on Cardassia, Sisko's definitive action as the Emissary draws near.
Directed by: Allan Kroeker · Written by: Ira Steven Behr, Hans Beimler · Starring: Max Grodénchik, J.G. Hertzler, Salome Jens, Louise Fletcher
Season 7 Cast
Cirroc LoftonJake Sisko25 episodes
Armin ShimermanQuark25 episodes
J.G. HertzlerLaas12 episodes
Aron EisenbergNog11 episodes
Casey BiggsDamar / Dr. Wykoff11 episodes
Salome JensFemale Shapeshifter8 episodes
Penny Johnson JeraldKasidy Yates8 episodes
Barry JennerAdmiral Ross8 episodes
Max GrodénchikPatron in Vic's Lounge (uncredited)7 episodes
James DarrenVic Fontaine6 episodes
Deborah LaceySarah Sisko4 episodes
Chase MastersonLeeta4 episodesAll Seasons
Season 11993 · 19 ep. · ★ 6.7
Season 21993 · 26 ep. · ★ 7.0
Season 31994 · 26 ep. · ★ 7.1
Season 41995 · 25 ep. · ★ 7.2
Season 51996 · 26 ep. · ★ 7.3
Season 61997 · 26 ep. · ★ 7.3Where to Watch Season 7 of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
It is currently not available on the major streaming platforms.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many episodes does Season 7 of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine have?
Season 7 of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine has 25 episodes.
When Did Season 7 of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Premiere?
Premiered on September 30, 1998.
Where to Watch Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Season 7
Currently not available on the major subscription platforms (availability may vary by country).
What is the best episode of Season 7?
According to TMDB user ratings, the 7x25, «What You Leave Behind», with a 8.4.


































