Penumbra
- FIRST SHOWN (US)
- 5 April 1999
- ON
- First-run syndication
- STARDATE
- 52576.2
- DIRECTED BY
- Steve Posey
- PRODUCTION NO.
- 567
WRITTEN BYWritten by René Echevarria
As the final chapter begins, Worf goes missing in the Badlands and Ezri sets out to find him, while Sisko makes plans for a future on Bajor.
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Worf's ship is destroyed in a Dominion attack and he is listed as missing. Ezri takes a runabout into the Badlands and finds his escape pod, but their reunion is awkward, weighed down by Jadzia's memories and their unresolved feelings. When their runabout is attacked, they beam down to a planet, where the tension between them turns romantic before they are captured by the Breen. On the station, Sisko buys land on Bajor to build a home and proposes to Kasidy, who accepts. The Prophets, appearing to him as his mother Sarah, warn that the marriage will bring him only sorrow. On Cardassia, the Female Changeling's mysterious illness is worsening, and Damar is growing tired of taking orders from the Dominion. Dukat, meanwhile, undergoes surgery to pass as a Bajoran, ready to serve the Pah-wraiths. The episode ends with every thread left hanging.
- 01The first part of the nine-episode serial that concludes Deep Space Nine.
- 02The next two episodes were first titled “Umbra” and “Eclipse”, following on from “Penumbra”, which means half-shadow. Both were renamed when the Sisko wedding moved episodes.
- 03Weyoun mentions a ketracel-white facility run by the Son'a, a link to the 1998 film Star Trek: Insurrection.