Worf now works as a spy for Section 31 and has spent months anonymously working with Raffi to hunt down a new cell of terrorists who seem to be as mysterious as the forces hunting Crusher.
If you've seen the Season 3 trailer for the Paramount+ original series Picard, you might have been surprised to see Star Trek: The Next Generation's resident Klingon warrior, Worf, isn't quite as ready for a fight as he once was. Instead, he now prefers pacifism to war, which is quite a shocking change.
There is no cannon source that claims Section 31 was disbanded. While the head of the agency past away, the organization continued on even after the Dominion War.
While Bashir enjoys playing the role of a spy, he ultimately rejects Section 31's job offer due to their methods and the grim realities of espionage, preferring to keep his spy fantasies confined to the holosuites.
Many Star Trek fans will remember the meetings between Capt. Jean-Luc Picard and Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine's pilot episode, "Emissary." Star Trek has revealed that wasn't the only meeting between the two iconic Star Trek captains.
The fact that it was still there was a possible forshadowing that he would eventually return. No, he did not. Captain Sisko ascended to live with the Prophets. The funny thing is people think Captain Sisko died at the end of What You Leave Behind but he didn't.
While members of The Next Generation cast advocated for a character to be part of the community, Deep Space Nine had for a brief time a character, Elim Garak, Cardassian spy turned tailor, whom the actor, Andrew Robinson, purposefully played as sexually attracted to Dr. Bashir.
In the episode "Rapture" Federation membership of Bajor is an important plot-point. Later, in the non-canon Deep Space Nine relaunch novels, Bajor finally joins the Federation. Most of the Bajoran Militia are absorbed into Starfleet, with Colonel Kira (now commanding DS9) promoted to captain.
The capital city is located on Ferenginar, the Ferengi home world. The Ferengi Alliance maintains technology exchange programs with the United Federation of Planets and by 2409 has become a member; however, it remains neutral during conflicts but was forced to act during the Iconian War.
Starfleet's Biggest Secret, Exposed on Deep Space Nine
Eventually, Sloan revealed to Bashir that he's part of Section 31, a secret autonomous intelligence agency that works within the shadows of Starfleet. An organization with no supervision, and no problem doing things that were against Federation principles.
Section 31's actions were autonomous and its existence was neither acknowledged nor denied by Starfleet Command or the Federation Council. Those found guilty of posing a security threat to the Federation were dealt with quietly, as Sloan once explained.
While Star Trek: TOS had no Section 31, their Kelvin Timeline counterparts had a serious conflict with the organization in Star Trek Into Darkness. The father of Kirk's love interest Lt. Carol Marcus (Alice Eve), Admiral Alexander Marcus (Peter Weller) was the head of both Starfleet and Section 31.
In another reality, Worf is first officer of the Enterprise, serving under Capt. Riker, who assumed command after Capt. Picard was killed by the Borg. He is married to Deanna Troi and has a daughter Shannara Rozhenko and a son Eric Christopher Rozhenko.
Worf is 100% Klingon by birth, although he was adopted by humans at a young age. B'elanna Torres, however was born to a Klingon mother and a Human father, so she is half Klingon, half Human.
He was a lieutenant commander when he left DS9 to become the ambassador, and he was a lieutenant commander on the Enterprise in Nemesis (which was 3 years after DS9 ended).
In 2369, the Bajorans assumed control of the station. The Bajoran provisional government requested the assistance of the United Federation of Planets, who renamed it Deep Space Nine (DS9) and placed Commander Benjamin Sisko in command. Despite the Federation presence, the station remains subject to Bajoran law.
Known as d'ja pagh, the Bajoran earring is an elaborate earpiece traditionally worn on the right ear by the Bajoran people. Each person's earring was unique and bore symbols of their family - historically indicating their social cast, marital status, and religious piety.
Garak and Dukat had a strong rivalry, no doubt impacted by the fact that Garak had Dukat's father executed for treason. In Garak's second appearance on the show, he used his relationship with Dr. Julian Bashir to help get revenge on Dukat, which was noted by both Cardassians.
It is suggested that his exile resulted from either letting prisoners escape during the occupation of Bajor, or the betrayal of Enabran Tain, head of the Order, who is later revealed to be Garak's resentful biological father.
In book canon (ASIT) Garak was interested in males and females. Andrew Robinson has stated that Garak is 'omni sexual' and that gender is a non-issue for him.
Why May 22nd? This date correlates to Stardate 46388.2, the date that then Commander Benjamin Sisko first took command of station Deep Space Nine. This date would mark the beginning of a journey that would change the course of history for not only the Federation, but for all in the Alpha and Gamma Quadrants.
Terry Farrell left the show due to conflicts with executive producer Rick Berman, whom she accused of being misogynistic. Her departure resulted in the introduction of a new character, Ezri Dax, who didn't have the same impact as her predecessor.
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine DIDN'T get cancelled they had a planned 7 Season run they set in stone to be the number of Seasons for all of Star Trek during the Berman & Braga Era of the franchise. This precedent was set and planned since Star Trek: The Next Generation.
