Captive Pursuit

   

A hunted alien from the Gamma Quadrant seeks refuge on Deep Space 9.

SummaryEdit

ReferencesEdit

CharactersEdit

Julian Bashir • Broik • Graham Davis • Jadzia Dax • Kallis Ven • Kira Nerys • Taylor Moore • Morn • Nalan Bal • Miles O'Brien • Odo • Quark • Sarda • Benjamin Sisko • Tosk • Yevir Linjarin • unnamed Hunters

Referenced only 

Keiko O'Brien • Molly O'Brien

LocationsEdit

Alpha Quadrant • Bajoran wormhole • Deep Space 9 • Operations center • Promenade • Quark's • Station commander's office

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Gamma Quadrant

StarshipsEdit

Tosk's starships

Races and culturesEdit

Bajoran • Changeling • Ferengi • Human • Lurian • Sarda's species • Tosk • Trill

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Cardassian • Vulcan

States and OrganizationsEdit

Bajoran Militia • Hunter • Starfleet • United Federation of Planets

Referenced only 

Starfleet Command

Other referencesEdit

access tunnel • airlock • arva node • "Cardie" • coladrium • constable • dabo • dabo girl • duranium • first contact • genetic engineering • graviton • holosuite • light-year • neutrino • oatmeal • particle beam • plasma injector • plasma generator • plasmic fiber • Prime Directive • ramscoop • replicator • shroud • synthale • tractor beam • transporter • weapon detector • weapon locker

AppendicesEdit

Related mediaEdit

• A Tosk and several Hunters appear in the novel Rising Son.
• Elements of "Captive Pursuit" (including O'Brien helping Tosk to escape the Hunters) were to have been featured in the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine game Crossroads of Time, but were removed due to memory concerns. [1]

CastEdit

• Avery Brooks as Benjamin Sisko
• Nana Visitor as Kira Nerys
• Rene Auberjonois as Odo
• Terry Farrell as Dax
• Alexander Siddig as Julian Bashir
• Armin Shimerman as Quark
• Scott MacDonald as Tosk

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External linksEdit

• Captive Pursuit article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.
• Captive Pursuit article at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

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