The Maquis

For other uses, see Maquis.

The MaquisParts I & II
Attribution
Series:	Deep Space Nine
Story by:	Rick BermanMA, Michael PillerMA, Jeri Taylor and James CrockerMA (Part I) & Ira Steven Behr (Part II)
Teleplay by:	James CrockerMA (Part I) & Ira Steven Behr (Part II)
Directed by:	David LivingstonMA (Part I) & Corey AllenMA (Part II)
Production information
Episode no.:	2x20 & 2x21
Production no.:	440 & 441
First aired:	week of 24 April 1994 & week of 1 May 1994
Chronology
Date:	2370

"The Maquis" was the 40th & 41st episodes of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, the 20th and 21st episodes of the show's second season, first aired in 1994. "The Maquis, Part I" was a teleplay by James Crocker^MA from a story by Rick Berman^MA, Michael Piller^MA, Jeri Taylor and Crocker, and was directed by David Livingston^MA. "The Maquis, Part II" was a teleplay by Ira Steven Behr from a story by Berman, Piller, Taylor and Behr, and was directed by Corey Allen^MA.

Summary

After a Cardassian freighter is destroyed, Benjamin Sisko works with Dukat to find out who was responsible. Sisko and the crew launch a rescue attempt to save Dukat from the Maquis while Cal Hudson and the Maquis leaders prepare for an offensive.

References

Characters

Part I characters

Amaros • Julian Bashir • Broik • Jadzia Dax • Skrain Dukat • Aman Evek • Harana • Cal Hudson • Kira Nerys • Kobb • Taylor Moore • Nalan Bal • Niles • Miles O'Brien • Odo • Quark • Rax'Na • Sakonna • William Samuels • Benjamin Sisko

Referenced only

Boday • Curzon Dax • Gretchen Hudson • Nog • Jake Sisko • Jennifer Sisko

Part II characters

Amaros • Drofo Awa • Julian Bashir • Jadzia Dax • Skrain Dukat • Cal Hudson • Kira Nerys • Kobb • Taylor Moore • M'vil • Alynna Nechayev • Niles • Miles O'Brien • Odo • Parn • Quark • Rax'Na • Reide • Sakonna • Sark • Shankar • Benjamin Sisko

Locations

Badlands • Deep Space 9 • Demilitarized Zone • Habitat ring • Operations center • Promenade • Quark's • Security office • Volan III • Deep Space 9 • Demilitarized Zone • Habitat ring • Operations center • Promenade • Quark's • Volon III

Referenced only

Bajor • Bajoran wormhole • Cardassia • Farius Prime • Galador II • New Berlin • Norway • Regulon system • Ropal City • Saltok IV • Umoth system • Vulcan • Bryma • Cardassia • Earth • Hakton VII • Starfleet Headquarters • Umoth system

Starships and vehicles

Federation fighter • USS Mekong (Danube-class) USS Orinoco (Danube-class) • Bok'Nor (Bok'Nor-class Cardassian freighter) • USS Rio Grande (Danube-class runabout)

Referenced only

Galor-class • Klingon freighter * Bok'Nor

Races and cultures

Bajoran • Cardassian • Changeling • Ferengi • Human • Peliar • Trill • Vulcan • Xepolite

Referenced only

Bardeezan • Bolian • Galador • Gallamite • Klingon • Kotakian • Lissepian • Yridian • Pygorian

States and organizations

Bajoran Militia • Cardassian Central Command • Cardassian Guard • Cardassian Second Order • Cardassian Union • Maquis • Starfleet • United Federation of Planets • Cardassian Second Order • Cardassian Union • Maquis • Starfleet • United Federation of Planets

Referenced only

Bajoran Provisional Government • Cardassian Central Command • Starfleet Command * Starfleet Academy

Other references

admiral • asteroid • Daedalus-class model • deflector shield • deuterium • evasive maneuvers • Federation-Cardassian Treaty of 2370 • Federation Code of Justice • Ferengi Rules of Acquisition • hetman • kanar • legate • Native American • navigational array • oort cloud • particle accelerator • phaser • photon torpedo • pulse cannon • Regrean wheat • replicator • runabout • Saltah'na clock • sensor probe • shapeshifter • subspace • tractor beam • Vulcan mind meld • warp drive • warp trail * baseball • Bussard ramscoop • cobalt • dabo • Daedalus-class model • docking pylon • Federation-Cardassian Treaty of 2370 • Ferengi Rules of Acquisition • golside • impulse generator • jumbo Romulan mollusk • kelindide • latinum • mercassium • Native American • Occupation of Bajor • plasma storm • phaser • phaser bank • photographic memory • photon torpedo • plomeek soup • protomatter • rodinium • shield generator • SID • thorium • cobalt-thorium device • three-dimensional chess • troop transport • Vulcan Bill of Rights • Vulcan nerve pinch • Vulcan port • warp signature

Appendices

Background

• This episode introduces the Maquis in preparation for Star Trek: Voyager.
• In a scene deleted from the episode, Jadzia mentioned that Cal Hudson was on Pelios Station with Benjamin Sisko and Curzon Dax. Hudson appears in The Lives of Dax short story "The Music Between the Notes", which is set on Pelios Station.

Notable cast and crew

• Avery Brooks as Benjamin Sisko
• Nana Visitor as Kira Nerys
• Rene Auberjonois as Odo
• Terry Farrell as Jadzia Dax
• Alexander Siddig as Julian Bashir
• Armin Shimerman as Quark
• Marc Alaimo as Dukat
• Michael Bell as Drofo Awa

Part I images

Cal Hudson.

Episode image.

Sakonna.

Bok'Nor.

Part II images

Cal Hudson.

Episode image.

Parn.

Connections

Timeline

published order
Previous episode: Blood Oath	DS9 episode produced	Next episode: The Wire
Previous episode: Blood Oath	DS9 episode aired	Next episode: The Wire
chronological order
Previous Adventure: Firstborn/Bloodlines	Pocket	Next Adventure: Pathways Chapter 10, Section 9, Chapter 6, Section 12, Chapter 8, Section 18

External links

• The Maquis, Part I (episode) article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.
• The Maquis, Part II (episode) article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.
• The Maquis article at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.