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People (Other)
(People not listed elsewhere)
Ah-Kel (Randy Oglesby)
A Miradorn, twin brother of Ro-Kel; they were suspected raiders. They tried to sell an egg-shaped objet d'arte through Quark, who set up a robbery attempt by Croden. During the robbery, Croden killed Ro-Kel. Ah-Kel swore vengeance, and followed Odo and Croden to the Chamra Vortex. When he fired on their runabout in the middle of a toh-maire pocket, his ship was destroyed, killing him.
- "Vortex"
The Albino (Bill Bolender)
A pirate who raided several Klingon colonies until he was stopped by three Klingon warships, commanded by Kang, Kor, and Koloth. As revenge, in 2290 he used a genetic virus to murder the firstborn children of each of the three captains, who, together with their friend Curzon Dax, swore a blood oath of vengeance. Eighty years later, the oath was fulfilled when Kang killed him.
Alien Batter (Kevin McDermott)- "Blood Oath"
One of the images taken by the wormhole inhabitants.
Alien High Roller (Matthew Kimbrough)- "Emissary" (According to the novelization, the batter was Ty Cobb.)
Tried to pick Mardah up after losing at Dabo; he introduced himself as Okalar.
Alsia (K Callan)- "The Abandoned"
A woman who told Martus she was about to invest her life savings in an asteroid mining concession. He offered to be her partner. However, it turned out Alsia was a con person too.
Altovar (Victor Rivers)- "Rivals"
A Lethean who, when Bashir refused to give or sell him biomemetic gel, tried to steal it, and was caught by Bashir. Altovar subjected Bashir to a telepathic attack in which Bashir's body was comatose while his mind experienced a besieged and crippled station with the other officers representing different aspects of his own personality. Altovar appeared in this experience, masquerading as Garak, but in reality was caught as he fled the infirmary.
- "Distant Voices"
Arandis (Vanessa Williams)
A Risian, one-time lover of Curzon Dax. In fact, she was the one who "killed" him, with jamaharon. She and Jadzia Dax were reunited when Dax vacationed on Risa with Worf, Bashir, Leeta, and Quark. Arandis had been promoted to Chief Facilitator of the entire Temtibi lagoon area. Worf was jealous of Dax's friendship with her.
- "Let He Who is Without Sin..."
Arissa (Dey Young)
A woman who was caught breaking into the station's computers to locate Tauvid Rem. She told Odo that Rem had information on the whereabouts of her daughter, but later admitted she had lied. Arissa had been working for Draim, using her data port to steal information from computers; but she was trying to break away. As Odo was protecting her, he found himself strongly attracted to her, and they had a romantic interlude before he learned the full truth. Arissa was actually an Idanian intelligence agent whose features and memories had been altered so that she could infiltrate Draim's organization. With her memories restored through the crystal, Arissa realized she was married, and left Odo with a regretful goodbye.
Ashrock (Don Stark)- "A Simple Investigation"
A trader who was dealing with Quark for a collection of rings that came from his homeworld. He was shot by Fallit Kot, who took the rings too.
Asoth (Bo Zenga)- "Melora"
A customer at Quark's who complained about the Kohlanese stew, and illustrated the point by force-feeding it to Quark. Later, however, after Quark began stealing from command-level replicators, Asoth found the stew much more to his liking.
Dekora Assan- "Babel"
Someone on Japori II who had been murdered; Retaya was a suspect, but claimed that it was a case of mistaken identity.
Assistant (Christopher Collins)- "Improbable Cause"
An aide to the Albino, killed by Kang.
Autarch- "Blood Oath"
The supposedly deposed leader of the Tzenkethi.
Drofo Awa (Michael Bell)- "The Adversary"
A Xepolite captain, stopped by Sisko and company on suspicion of carrying Cardassian weapons. He claimed to be shipping a load of Regreein wheat husks.
Dr. Bathkin- "The Maquis, Part II"
A scientist on Andros III, who according to Dr. Giger was the first to come up with the "answer" to immortality: to keep the cells "entertained". Bathkin's work ended when he was killed in a shuttle accident...or so they say.
Captain Boday- "In the Cards"
A Gallamite whose dinner invitation Dax had accepted, much to the astonishment of Kira, who couldn't get over his transparent skull.
- "The Maquis, Part I"
Apparently he and Dax had been lovers; Worf was displeased that Dax had had lunch with him recently.
- "Let He Who is Without Sin..."
Dax suggested him to Kira when Kira was pondering whom to bring with her to a dinner with Dax and Worf.
- "Resurrection"
Ezri had encountered him the other night, and they had dinner.
Thadial Bokar (John Paragon)- "Penumbra"
A Farian Orion Syndicate representative on New Sydney. He told O'Brien he was a commodities broker, attempting to establish business ties with the Tigan family. Actually, he was pressuring Janel to continue dealing with the Syndicate.
Bolian Aide (Frank Kopyc)- "Prodigal Daughter"
A member of the New Essentialists movement; Fullerton's main stooge.
Bolian Nurse (Mark Holton)- "Let He Who is Without Sin..."
One of the medics on Ajilon Prime.
Brathaw (John Prosky)- "Nor the Battle to the Strong"
Kasidy Yates' engineer on the Xhosa, a Bolian. He was dropped off, along with the rest of her crew, at a Maquis base when she went to turn herself in.
Breen Prisoner- "For the Cause"
A captive of the Dominion who shared a cell with Martok, Tain, Bashir, Garak, Worf, and two Romulans in Internment Camp 371. He took a Jem'Hadar officer's gun and vaporized him with it; then he and another Jem'Hadar vaporized each other simultaneously.
Businessman (Frank Novak)- "In Purgatory's Shadow"/"By Inferno's Light"
A shopkeeper on the Promenade who greeted Dax.
Caster- "Babel"
Author of Down the River Light.
Cing'ta- "Nor the Battle to the Strong"
A man who was going to rendezvous with Sisko to give him information on Eddington's whereabouts. However, on the way there, he met with a shuttle accident and was stranded on a "particularly nasty" planet in the Badlands.
Cos (Albert Henderson)- "For the Uniform"
An old alien who shared a cell with Martus, and showed him the causal orb, which he said was responsible for his bad luck. Cos then died, apparently of shock when the device lit up for him.
- "Rivals"
Senator Kimara Cretak (Megan Cole [left], Adrienne Barbeau [right])
A Romulan senator, and a strong supporter of the Federation/Romulan alliance. She was stationed on DS9 as part of a temporary arrangement with Starfleet, heading the Romulan military presence on the station. Cretak and Kira were friendly at first, until Kira learned that the new Romulan hospital complex on Derna was also being used to house weapons. Cretak was ready to order her ships to run Kira's blockade, but was finally persuaded by Admiral Ross not to risk the alliance with the Federation.
- "Image in the Sand"/"Shadows and Symbols" (played by Cole)
Cretak had been attending weekly briefings at DS9; and was also known to be lobbying for a seat on the Continuing Committee. After Bashir appealed to her to get him a copy of Koval's personal database, she was arrested. She would be dismissed from the senate, imprisoned, and probably executed. Cretak was set up by Sloan, using Bashir, because it was believed she might push for a Romulan/Dominion alliance.
Customer (Eric Cadora)- "Inter Arma Enim Silent Leges" (played by Barbeau)
An alien man for whom Quark demonstrated a Breen CRN-114. He bought.
Delvok- "Business as Usual"
A Vulcan composer with an unusually emotional style. Melora requested one of his etudes from the runabout computer.
Romah Doek (credited as Tygarian Officer) (Paul Nakauchi)- "Melora"
A Tygarian, executive officer of the Nanut, who caught Li Nalas stowing away, and contacted Sisko.
Dopterian- "The Homecoming"
A thief who stole Lwaxana Troi's latinum hair brooch in Quark's, only to be quickly apprehended by Odo.
- "The Forsaken"
Another one was caught by Worf, going through an overhead conduit after thieving from Worf's quarters.
Draim- "Bar Association"
An important member of the Orion Syndicate, who specializes in extortion. He met Arissa when she was a net girl, and hired her to use her data port to steal information. Unknown to either of them, Arissa was actually an Idanian intelligence agent whose memories had been altered to pass the scans of Draim's hired telepaths. When Arissa tried to leave his employ, Draim sent Traidy and Sorm after her. After Arissa regained her memories, presumably Draim was arrested.
Durg (Christopher Collins)- "A Simple Investigation"
A mercenary whom Quark got out of a Cardassian prison and hired to help Vantika steal a shipload of deuridium. Vantika killed him for disobeying an order.
Emi (Juliana Donald)- "The Passenger"
A wealthy young woman who was going to buy 100 gross of self-sealing stem bolts from Quark, until Zek told her where she could get them wholesale. One of the wormhole aliens took her form to speak to Quark.
- "Prophet Motive"
E'Tyshra (Darleen Carr)
A T'Lani ambassador. She came to DS9 with Sharat to break the news of the deaths of O'Brien and Bashir. In reality, they had conspired with their governments' leaders to kill all who knew the formula for the Harvesters.
Farrakk (Tim Halligan)- "Armageddon Game"
An associate of Hagath's, who was supposed to be opening negotiations to sell weapons to the Verillians. Instead he took a vacation on Risa, resulting in Hagath losing the deal to the Metron Consortium. Hagath terminated their partnership; then as Farrakk was leaving the station, his ship exploded.
Fenna -- See Nidell, below.- "Business As Usual"
Flith (John Chandler)
A Farian, one of Bilby's subordinates in the Orion Syndicate. He was eventually shot and killed by Graife as a traitor, due to his having indulged in some side business without paying his fare to the Syndicate.
Frenchotte- "Honor Among Thieves"
A self-exiled Romulan composer, enjoyed by Dax, who "collects" forgotten composers.
Fuchida (Clayton Landey)- "Playing God"
A police officer on New Sydney, who found O'Brien being roughed up by two Nausicaans, and rescued him, although he had to sock O'Brien on the jaw in the process. He brought him to Yanas Tigan's home.
Golanga- "Prodigal Daughter"
A soccer player. Vinod asked about him when Sisko and O'Brien came to Alixus' colony; Sisko replied that Golanga had hurt his knee four years ago and it hadn't been the same since despite a bio-implant.
Thot Gor- "Paradise"
Leader of the Breen who came to Cardassia, and signed the treaty with the Dominion.
Graife- "Strange Bedfellows"
A Bolian bartender on Farius Prime, who shot and killed Flith as a traitor to the Orion Syndicate.
- "Honor Among Thieves"
Hagath (Steven Berkoff)
Leader of an arms dealing ring in which Gaila was a top associate, and into which Gaila brought Quark. Hagath paid off Quark's debts by transferring Quark's earnings directly to his creditors. He was able to operate with impunity on DS9, due to the Bajoran government's gratitude for his having sold weapons to the resistance during the Occupation. However, when Hagath made a deal with the Regent of Palamar that would result in 28 million dead, Quark suffered an attack of conscience and double-crossed Hagath and Gaila by letting the Regent and General Nassuc find out they were selling to both sides. Hagath and Gaila barely escaped, with one of Nassuc's purification squads in pursuit.
- "Business As Usual"
Hain (Gregory Itzin)
A man who claimed to be a Lurian security officer, on DS9 to get back from Quark the 1000 bricks of gold-pressed latinum which (Hain said) had been the Lurian royal family's bequest to Morn when he abdicated as crown prince. Quark cooperated in hopes of a reward, until learning that Hain was actually a member of the gang that had pulled off the Lissepian Mother's Day Heist. When the latinum arrived on DS9, Hain got into a shootout with Larell, Krit, and Nahsk, and was arrested by Odo.
Isam Helewa- "Who Mourns for Morn?"
A meditation instructor with whom Bashir studied while he was at the Academy. Helewa was a master at rhythmic breathing.
Idanian #2 (Randy Mulkey)- "Crossover"
An intelligence agent in the Idanian government who came to DS9 in response to a message sent by Odo about Tauvid Rem. He explained the full truth about Arissa to Odo, and helped him find her and the crystal.
Captain Jaheel (Jack Kehler)- "A Simple Investigation"
Commander of a transport docked at DS9 for repairs during the aphasia epidemic. He tried to break the quarantine by undocking while the mooring clamps were still attached to his vessel; the stress threatened to cause the ship to explode. Odo managed to set it loose before it did so, and dragged Jaheel to safety.
Jakin (Bill Mondy)- "Babel"
A T'Lani officer on E'Tyshra's cruiser.
- "Armageddon Game"
Jaresh-Inyo (Herschel Sparber)
The Federation President, a Grazerite. He was reluctant at first to initiate the security measures suggested by Sisko and Admiral Leyton, but finally acquiesced, and later gave them the authority to institute martial law on Earth. Confronted by Sisko and Odo's suspicions of Leyton, he demanded proof before he would act.
- "Homefront"/"Paradise Lost"
He had left office by 2375.
Jeyal (Michael Ansara)- "Extreme Measures"; did not appear
A Tavnian, whom Lwaxana Troi married after Odo "broke her heart". At first he promised that their marriage would not be like other Tavnian marriages, but he ended up treating her like property. When he declared that he would take their unborn son from her to be raised, she ran away. Jeyal followed her to DS9, where he witnessed her and Odo's wedding. He initially challenged Odo's sincerity, but was subsequently convinced, and left peaceably.
- "The Muse"
Ty Kajada (Caitlin Brown)
A Kobliad security officer who chased Vantika for 20 years until finally she captured him and was bringing him home when Vantika started a fire to escape. Vantika was apparently killed, but Kajada insisted he was still alive, having faked his death on numerous occasions. She was proved correct when it was discovered that Vantika had transferred his consciousness into the mind of Dr. Bashir. After Vantika's patterns were trapped in a micro-containment field, Kajada calmly destroyed the cell with her phaser and walked off.
Kalita (Shannon Cochran)- "The Passenger"
One of Tom Riker's Maquis accomplices.
Karina (Annette Helde)- "Defiant"
A member of the Romulan delegation sent to DS9 to study the intelligence on the Dominion.
Kilby- "Visionary"
A crewmember on Kasidy's ship.
Kobheerian Captain (Norman Large)- "'Til Death Do Us Part"
Of the Kobheerian freighter Rak-Miunis.
- "Duet"
Sisko pretended to Gul Benil that the Defiant was the Rak-Miunis, and he was its captain, whose name is V'terian.
Kolos (Tom McCleister)- "Second Skin"
A tall alien, one of the bidders at the auction of Vash's Gamma Quadrant relics.
Korella- "Q-Less"
Yanas Tigan's cook.
Fallit Kot (Peter Crombie)- "Prodigal Daughter"
An alien who hijacked a shipment of Romulan ale. Quark, the middleman for the operation, sold Kot out. After eight years in a labor camp, Kot was released and came to DS9 to seek revenge on Quark. He took the Ferengi hostage, along with Dax and Melora, on a runabout, but was foiled by Melora.
Koval (John Fleck)- "Melora"
A Romulan, chairman of the Tal Shiar. He was believed by Section 31 to have been involved in the death of Vice Admiral Fujisaki in 2374, though there was no proof. Koval, an opponent of the Federation/Romulan alliance, had not been elevated to the Continuing Committee, because it was rumored that he was suffering from Tuvan syndrome, a diagnosis confirmed by Bashir. After arresting Cretak, Koval questioned Bashir. Afterwards, Admiral Ross admitted to Bashir that Koval had been passing information to Starfleet Intelligence for over a year; it was unknown how long he had been working for Section 31.
Krit (Brad Greenquist)- "Inter Arma Enim Silent Leges"
One of a pair of (Lissepian?) brothers who came to DS9 and told Quark they had lent Morn 1000 bricks of gold-pressed latinum, which they wanted Quark to pay back from the estate. Quark later learned that they (along with Hain, Larell, and Morn) had pulled off the Lissepian Mother's Day Heist. When the latinum arrived on the station, Krit was shot by his brother Nahsk; both were taken to the infirmary under arrest.
Krole (Carlos Carrasco)- "Who Mourns for Morn?"
A member of the Orion Syndicate, one of Bilby's two subordinates. He had a data port which O'Brien repaired in order to get himself noticed by Bilby.
- "Honor Among Thieves"
Larell (Bridget Ann White)
A woman whom Quark found in Morn's mudbath bed. She claimed to have been Morn's wife for two years, and offered to share the 1000 bricks of gold-pressed latinum from Morn's estate with Quark. In actuality, Larell was one of a group with whom Morn had pulled off the Lissepian Mother's Day Heist. When the latinum arrived on DS9, she and the others had a shootout and were arrested by Odo.
Senator Letant (David Birney)- "Who Mourns for Morn?"
A Romulan senator who came to DS9 to hear the plan to attact Chin'toka. He was skeptical at first, but later conveyed his government's agreement to the strategy.
Lissepian Captain (Nicholas Worth)- "Tears of the Prophets"
Traded Jake and Nog 100 gross of self-sealing stem bolts for their yamok sauce.
Captain Livara- "Progress"
A Talavian freighter captain; "Thrax" (actually, Odo) questioned Quark about a visit Livara had paid him. Livara was a known smuggler; the Obsidian Order was keeping an eye on him. Garak said that Livara, who was later found to be a Romulan spy, had only begun working in the Bajoran sector seven years ago.
Ambassador Lojal (Michael Ensign)- "Things Past"
A Vulcan ambassador who visited DS9 on a "fact finding" mission to the wormhole, with Vadosia, Taxco, and Lwaxana. Bashir was saddled with babysitting them. Lojal was in his own way as obnoxious as Vadosia and Taxco, but ended up praising Bashir after the doctor saved their lives in a fire.
Lorkin- "The Forsaken"
A maintenance worker for the Tigan family mine, who was fired because of a broken waveguide. Apparently he was a contact with the Orion Syndicate. Bokar pressured Janel to rehire him.
Madrat- "Prodigal Daughter"
A Tarkalean who got in Molly's way when she was rampaging in Quark's, and was stabbed. He recovered, but insisted on pressing charges. (Named in the script but not in spoken dialogue.)
- "Time's Orphan"
Maihar'du (Tiny Ron)
Valet to Grand Nagus Zek. Like other servants from his race, the Hupyrians, he was extremely loyal, although silent.
Mareel (Megan Gallagher)Appearances: "The Nagus", "Rules of Acquisition", "Prophet Motive", "Ferengi Love Songs", "Profit and Lace", "The Emperor's New Cloak", "The Dogs of War".
A woman from Khefka IV, who worked in an "accommodation house" there until she met a Trill named Verad. He took her with him when he was recalled to his homeworld. She became his lover, and was with his gang when they took over DS9 to steal the Dax symbiont. However, when she realized that Verad had lost interest in her, she gave Sisko her phaser.
- "Invasive Procedures"
Martus Mazur (Chris Sarandon)
An El-Aurian refugee who used his listening ability to take advantage of people. When he acquired a causal orb, he replicated larger versions and opened a casino across from Quark's. Eventually, his incredibly good luck turned incredibly bad, due to the device. Finally Martus ended up bargaining his way off DS9.
Proconsul Merrok- "Rivals"
A Romulan official who had been poisoned. Garak claimed to have been working as a gardener at the Cardassian embassy on Romulus at the time. Odo's theory was that the Romulans poisoned Merrok, but Garak was responsible for the transporter accident that killed Subcommander Ustard.
Nahsk (Cyril O'Reilly)- "Broken Link"
The "slower" half of a pair of (Lissepian?) brothers; see Krit, above.
General Nassuc- "Who Mourns for Morn?"
Once one of the Regent of Palamar's most favored officers; she broke off to declare independence and lead the Palamarian Freedom Brigade. The Regent was trying to suppress her rebellion. Quark invited her to DS9, telling Gaila he was planning to sell weapons to both sides; however, he tricked all parties into one cargo bay and let them shoot it out.
Neral (Hal Landon, Jr.)- "Business As Usual"
Head of the Romulan Senate. Vreenak was one of his top advisors.
- "In the Pale Moonlight"; Neral did not appear
Neral had risen from Proconsul to Praetor of the Romulan Star Empire; his ascenscion was confirmed by the Continuing Committee in 2374. His immediate family had been killed in a Klingon raid circa 2350. Neral's interests included sociology, archaeology; favorite food Delvan pudding; pet set'leth's name Pensho.
- "Inter Arma Enim Silent Leges"
Nidell (Salli Elise Richardson) (Pictured as Fenna)
The Halanan wife of Professor Seyetik. Due to the stress of being married to him, she unconsciously created an illusory self from energy, who called herself Fenna and struck up a relationship with Sisko, who was at first unaware of Fenna's nature. Nidell, who couldn't leave her husband because of the customs of her people, was freed by his death to return to her home planet.
Dr. Nydrom (Larry Cedar)- "Second Sight"
A T'Lani scientist, who participated in the destruction of the Harvesters, and was killed in the Kellerun attack engineered to ensure that no one knowing the formula survived.
- "Armageddon Game"
Onaya (Meg Foster)
A woman with a self-professed "weakness for artists", who offered to help Jake unlock his talent. She claimed to have done the same for such luminaries as Tavor Kell, Revalus, Catullus, Tarbolde, and Keats. Under her psionic influence, Jake began his novel Anslem. As he wrote, she fed on the energy of his creativity. After Jake collapsed on the Promenade, Sisko finally found him with her, and shot at her; Onaya dissolved and floated away into space.
Orak- "The Muse"
Leanne's ex-boyfriend.
Paltriss- "Life Support"
The maker of eighty rings, forty-two of which were in Quark's possession.
Pardshay- "Melora"
A member of Kasidy Yates' crew, whom she told to use an antigrav sled while unloading cargo.
Thot Pran- "Family Business"
A Breen leader who met with the Female Changeling and Weyoun.
Chirurgeon Ghee P'Trell- "Tacking Into the Wind", "The Dogs of War"
Of Andoria, a nominee for the 2371 Carrington Award. He had done amazing work in gerontological research, but was not as popular as Dr. April Wade.
- "Prophet Motive"
Q (John de Lancie)
An omnipotent extradimensional being, who took Vash on a tour around the galaxy, ending in the Gamma Quadrant. He followed her to DS9, trying to convince her to continue their partnership. Q also entertained himself with the station's officers, particularly Sisko, who finally belted him. Finally Q accepted Vash's decision to resume her normal life.
Raimus (Joseph Culp)- "Q-Less"
A Farian; Bilby's immediate superior in the Orion Syndicate. He brought a Vorta to meet Bilby, and later told him of the assignment to assassinate the Klingon Ambassador.
Regent of Palamar (Lawrence Tierney)- "Honor Among Thieves"
A wealthy, fussy overlord trying to squash a rebellion led by a former protege, General Nassuc. He wanted 7-8 million immediate dead in her native city, then 20 million more to die from a mutagenic retrovirus. After making the deal for the arms and the virus with Hagath, the Regent learned that the arms dealer was selling to both sides -- the result of a ruse by Quark. The Regent escaped the resulting debacle with Nassuc in the cargo bay, but was killed soon after by one of Nassuc's purification squads.
Tauvid Rem (Brant Cotton) (listed in the credits as "Idanian")- "Business as Usual"
The assumed name of an Idanian with whom Arissa was going to meet on DS9. He was actually an intelligence agent who was to give her the data crystal which would restore her memories. Rem was killed by Sorm.
- "A Simple Investigation"
Retaya (Carlos LaCamara)
A Flaxian merchant dealing mostly in fabrics and fragrances. He was also an assassin hired by the Tal Shiar to kill Garak; he planned to poison him using a deadly gas produced by a combination of perfumes. However, Garak spotted him and blew up his own shop first. Retaya was killed when his ship exploded as it went into warp while Odo and Garak were secretly following; the explosion was the work of the Tal Shiar.
Revalus- "Improbable Cause"
Author of The Wait. Onaya gave Jake the pen he used. Revalus was a practitioner of "visceral writing": stream of consciousness, with pen and paper.
Captain Rionoj (credited as Freighter Captain) (Leslie Bevis)- "The Muse"
A Boslic acquaintance of Quark's who commands a freighter; she is also a smuggler. (She was finally given a name in the script of "Broken Link".)
Risian Women (Blair Valk, Zora DeHorter)- "The Homecoming", "The Abandoned", "Broken Link"
Two women on Risa who immediately offered Quark jamaharon when he displayed two Horga'hns.
Riska (Eva Loseth)- "Let He Who is Without Sin..."
A friend of Leanne's, whose uncle runs a bar on Osinar VI. She was Nog's date in a double date with Leanne and Jake. Riska was offended when Nog ordered her to cut his food; he called her dumb when she questioned him. The two girls stormed off.
Ro-Kel -- See Ah-Kel, above.- "Life Support"
Romulan (Darwyn Carson)
Sisko and Odo spoke to her about the destruction of Retaya's ship. She admitted that the Tal Shiar had killed him, but claimed that it was an "execution" and that Retaya had been wanted for crimes against the Romulan Empire.
Romulan (Carrie Stauber)- "Improbable Cause"
One of the prisoners in Internment Camp 371; she was presumably a captive from the Obsidian Order/Tal Shiar fleet. She kept watch from the cell while Garak worked on Tain's makeshift communicator to contact the runabout; she later escaped with the others.
Romulan Pilot (Wendy Schenker)- "In Purgatory's Shadow"/"By Inferno's Light"
Helmsman of the Romulan ship which Tain took into the Gamma Quadrant.
- "The Die is Cast"
Alexander Rozhenko (Marc Worden)
Son of Worf and his late lover K'Ehleyr (who was half Klingon, half human). Alexander was born in 2366, unknown to Worf at the time. In 2367, K'Ehleyr presented Alexander to Worf, shortly before she was murdered by Duras. Alexander lived with Worf's human foster parents on Earth, then with Worf on the Enterprise until its destruction, when he was sent back to Earth again. Eventually, Alexander joined the Klingon Defense Forces. He and Worf were reunited when Alexander was assigned to the Rotarran. Alexander, who had never previously shown any aptitude or interest in becoming a warrior, was the butt of jokes from the other recruits, and was bitter toward his father. However, after sealing a plasma leak during a battle with the Jem'Hadar, he decided to join the House of Martok and reconcile with Worf.
- "Sons and Daughters"
When Alexander was due to be transferred to the Ya'Vang, Worf and Dax decided to hold their wedding earlier than planned. Alexander underwent the Kal'Hyah, and attended the wedding as tawi'yan.
- "You Are Cordially Invited"
He had been made weapons officer of the Ya'Vang.
- "Penumbra"; he did not appear
(Note: Alexander is probably the worst case of "Star Trek Child Rapid Aging Syndrome", of which Molly O'Brien is also a victim. He was conceived in "The Emissary" [TNG], in late 2365; therefore he had to have been born in 2366, yet this makes Alexander only 8 years old in 2374. Either a time warp is involved somewhere, or Klingons mature very fast, even those with human blood, though there is no other evidence supporting this. In "Firstborn" [TNG], an older version of Alexander stated he was three at the time that he was first introduced to his father in 2367.)
Rul the Obscure
An alien who bought one of Vash's Gamma Quadrant artifacts at the auction.
Rumpelstiltskin (Michael John Anderson)- "Q-Less"
A dwarf from an Earth fairy tale which O'Brien told Molly, only to find the character in Molly's room a few minutes later, offering to do O'Brien a service in exchange for his daughter. O'Brien refused, but the dwarf continued to pester him. "Rumpelstiltskin" was actually an alien who took that form to study human imagination.
Ruwon (Jack Shearer)- "If Wishes Were Horses"
A Romulan, leader of the delegation sent to DS9 to study the intelligence on the Dominion. He secretly had a cloaked warbird orbiting the station, planning to destroy it and the wormhole to make sure the Dominion never invaded.
Sakonna (Bertila Damas)- "Visionary"
A Vulcan member of the Maquis, who arranged with Quark to purchase arms. She also helped to kidnap Gul Dukat. Later, she was taken into custody on DS9, and was persuaded by Quark to talk. She revealed that the Maquis planned to attack a rumored weapons depot on Bryma.
- "The Maquis, Parts I and II"
Sarah Alien (Deborah Lacey)
A Prophet who appeared to Sisko in the form of his mother, after he finally opened the Orb of the Emissary. This Prophet had been stored inside the Orb, and on being released, shot into the Bajoran wormhole and cast out the pagh wraith. It told Sisko that he had fulfilled his destiny as Emissary, but he must still face many tasks. It also admitted to him that it had possessed the body of Sarah Sisko, in order to ensure the Emissary's birth.
- "Shadows and Symbols"
The same Prophet reappeared to Sisko as he planned his wedding to Kasidy Yates, and told him that Kasidy could not share his path; also that his "greatest trial" was about to begin. After he ended up ignoring her warning, she appeared to him at the ceremony.
- "Penumbra", "'Til Death Do Us Part"
She told Sisko that his task was near completion, on the way to the assault on the Dominion. After his final confrontation with Dukat, she appeared and informed him that he was now with the Prophets, and that he had succeeded in sealing the pah-wraiths in their prison forever.
Sarek of Vulcan- "What You Leave Behind"
Garak sarcastically wondered if he was the source of Bashir's wisdom. (Probably he meant Surak).
Sebarr- "Profit and Loss"
A zoologist on the agro-biology expedition to the Janitza Mountains. He had become a friend of Keiko's; Miles was jealous.
Healer Senva- "Fascination"
Of the Vulcan Medical Institute, a nominee for the Carrington Award in 2371.
Shady Alien (Roderick Garr)- "Prophet Motive"
An alien, presumably a Markalian, known to be involved in a smuggling operation; his name was Regana Tosh. Worf attempted to arrest him in the middle of a deal with Quark, ruining Odo's plan to infiltrate the ring; Odo had to settle for Tosh, who was a mere middleman.
Sharat (Peter White)- "Hippocratic Oath"
A Kellerun ambassador. See E'Tyshra, above.
Sorm (Nicholas Worth)- "Armageddon Game"
See Traidy, below.
Soto (Tom Morga)- "A Simple Investigation"
A Lethean in the employ of Toral, sent by him to DS9 after Kor. As a drunken Kor returned to his quarters, Soto accosted him and used his telepathic abilities to read Kor's mind.
Captain Stadius- "The Sword of Kahless"
The honoree of a reception on DS9, at which Bashir was "concentrating" on a female junior lieutenant, as Dax recalled.
Talarian- "If Wishes Were Horses"
Was eating on the Promenade with a human at the same time Garak and Bashir were having lunch.
Talura (Charlie Curtis [uncredited])- "Improbable Cause"
Hagath's beautiful and silent companion. (The actress is identified in The Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Companion.)
Tamal (Michael Canavan)- "Business as Usual"
One of Tom Riker's Maquis accomplices.
General Ardelon Tandro- "Defiant"
A Klaestron, hero of a civil war in 2339. There are statues of him all over his home planet. No one but his wife Enina knew that he had betrayed his people and been murdered by the rebels. In 2369, Dax was accused of the treachery that led to his death, but was cleared by Enina.
- "Dax"
Enina Tandro (Fionnula Flanagan)
A Klaestron, widow of General Ardelon Tandro. She had an affair with Curzon Dax in 2339; he was in her bed at the time the transmission was supposedly sent that betrayed her husband. Contacted by Odo thirty years later, she traveled to DS9 to provide Dax with that alibi.
- "Dax"
Ilon Tandro (Gregory Itzin)
A Klaestron, son of Ardelon and Enina Tandro. Obsessed with his father's death, he accused Dax of the general's betrayal and murder, and tried to extradite her from the station. He was shocked when his mother came forward with her testimony.
Madame Ambassador Taxco (Constance Towers)- "Dax"
An Arbazan ambassador, one of a "fact finding" delegation to the wormhole. She was demanding, and contributed to making Bashir's life miserable, until he earned her gratitude by saving her life in a fire.
Villus Thed- "The Forsaken"
A criminal who was expected on DS9. Odo briefed his deputies to stay five meters away from Thed at all times, since he is a short-range telepath.
Thief- "Second Sight"
A huge alien whom Nog assisted in looting the assay office. They were surprised by Odo in the act of escaping. The thief threw a weapon at Odo, who shapeshifted to avoid it and captured them both.
Tilikia (Dell Yount)- "Emissary" (Called Jas-qal in the novelization; his race was called B'kaazi.)
A Boslic freighter captain who, when Kurn discovered contraband on his ship, pulled a disruptor and shot him, though Kurn could have easily disarmed him. The only thing that saved Kurn was Tilikia's shaky aim.
- "Sons of Mogh"
Tiron (Jeffrey Combs)
A business associate of Quark's who was interested in Kira; when she claimed that she and Odo were lovers, he commissioned Quark to create a holosuite program featuring Kira's image. Odo got wind of it and told Kira, who, with Odo's help, pulled a fast one. Tiron walked into the holosuite and saw a vision with Kira's body and Quark's head. He swore to ruin Quark.
Plix Tixiplik- "Meridian"
A Reegrunion criminal wanted in seven systems for illegal weapons sales. His "wanted" screen was on the wall in Odo's office.
T'nag- "Sanctuary"
Someone who had an army that was taken on by Kor, Kang, and Koloth. Kor held Korma Pass against him. When recounting the tale (slightly exaggerated) in Quark's, Kor said that no one knew exactly who slew T'nag, so all three feasted on his heart.
- "The Sword of Kahless", "Once More Unto the Breach"
Grathon Tolar (Howard Shangraw)
A criminal of an unnamed, blue-skinned species; he was an expert at holoforgery and an acquaintance of Garak's. He was awaiting execution in a Klingon prison when Sisko arranged a pardon for him, in exchange for creating a fake holorecording of Weyoun and Damar plotting the invasion of Romulus. While on DS9, Tolar stabbed Quark in a scuffle over a Dabo girl; Sisko had to bribe Quark not to press charges. After the program had been recorded, Garak apparently (without Sisko's knowledge at the time) killed Tolar to keep him quiet, as insurance in case the trickery was discovered.
Dr. Trag'tok- "In the Pale Moonlight"
Someone Dax suggested to Kira as Kira pondered whom to bring to a dinner with Dax and Worf. Kira passed, since she was bothered by his eye -- the third one, in the middle of his forehead.
Traidy (John Durbin)- "Resurrection"
One of two Finnean hitmen sent by their boss, Draim, to DS9 on a mission to find Arissa's data crystal. Traidy and Sorm killed Tauvid Rem. The two met with Arissa when she offered to give Draim the crystal. As they were about to kill her, they were subdued and arrested by Odo.
Trajok (Chris Nelson Norris)- "A Simple Investigation"
An alien man who coached Dax in Galeo-Manada style wrestling.
Kestra Troi- "Playing God"
Lwaxana's first child, a daughter who died in a drowning accident at age 6.
- "The Muse"
Madame Ambassador Lwaxana Troi (Majel Barrett)
Subcommander T'Rul (Martha Hackett)
A Betazoid ambassador, Daughter of the Fifth House, Holder of the Sacred Chalice of Rixx, and Heir to the Holy Rings of Betazed. Lwaxana came to DS9 for the first time in "The Forsaken", as part of a fact-finding delegation, and became smitten with Odo. The two of them were trapped for some time together on a turbolift, where Lwaxana came to understand him better.
She returned in "Fascination" for the Gratitude Festival, unaware that she had Zanthi fever, which caused her to project her emotions to others nearby (in this case, her amorous feelings for Odo). By the time she was cured, Lwaxana realized that Odo was in love with Kira.
Afterwards, Lwaxana sought to mend her broken heart by marrying a Tavnian official named Jeyal; but she ended up feeling imprisoned in her own home. When she became pregnant with a son, and her husband declared that the baby would be raised by him alone (according to his world's customs), Lwaxana fled, coming to Odo on DS9 for protection. Odo helped her keep custody of the baby by marrying her himself. He indicated that he wouldn't have minded if Lwaxana remained, but, knowing that he would never return her feelings, she left DS9 to have her baby on Betazed instead ("The Muse"). Lwaxana's marriage to Odo was never mentioned again on the series, but it was presumably annulled in a few months.
Other facts: Lwaxana had two daughters by her first husband, a human Starfleet officer named Ian Andrew Troi. Her elder daughter, Kestra, drowned in an accident (a memory Lwaxana repressed until 2370); her second daughter, Deanna, became ship's counselor on the Enterprise-D (and later the Enterprise-E).
Appearances: "The Forsaken", "Fascination", "The Muse".
A Romulan officer assigned to operate the cloaking device on the Defiant during the mission to contact the Founders. She was captured with Sisko and Bashir, and together with Dax and O'Brien, they experienced a simulated reality in which, among other things, T'Rul was killed on DS9 by Jem'Hadar soldiers. She was alive and well, however, when she woke up.
Uri'Lash (Sylvain Cecile)- "The Search, Parts I and II"
Brunt's Hupyrian servant when he served as Acting Grand Nagus. Uri'Lash and Maihar'du seemed to have a rivalry of their own going.
Subcommander Ustard- "Profit and Lace"
A Romulan officer, killed in a transporter accident. Odo theorized that Garak was responsible.
Ambassador Vadosia (Jack Shearer)- "Broken Link"
A Bolian ambassador, part of a "fact finding" delegation to the wormhole. He was eager to offer his advice to Sisko and to conduct first contact procedures with a probe that came to the station. Bashir earned his gratitude by saving his life and those of Taxco and Lojal in a fire.
Valerian (Stephen Parr)- "The Forsaken"
The captain of the Sherval Das.
Rao Vantika (James Harper)- "Dramatis Personae"
A Kobliad scientist responsible for numerous crimes on his homeworld. He had been evading authorities for twenty years and was scheming to steal a shipment of deuridium when captured by Ty Kajada. He caused an explosion aboard her ship; Kira and Bashir lent assistance. Vantika's body died after he had transferred his consciousness to Bashir's mind so he could continue his plans and escape. Finally, though, his consciousness was removed, placed in a micro-containment field, and destroyed by Kajada.
Subcommander Velal (Stephen Yoakam)- "The Passenger"
A Romulan who Cretak said would attend the next weekly briefing at DS9 in her place.
- "Inter Arma Enim Silent Leges" (did not appear)
He was present at a meeting with Sisko, Admiral Ross, and Martok. He was addressed as "General." (Called simply "Romulan" in the script, but named "Velal" in the credits.)
- "When It Rains..."
Velal concurred with Martok's suggestion that they attack the Dominion.
- "The Dogs of War"
Senator Vreenak (Stephen McHattie)
A key member of the Romulan senate for 14 years, the most prominent pro-Dominion voice in his government, who had negotiated the Romulans' non-aggression pact with the Dominion. He was secretary of the War Plans Council, vice chairman of the Tal Shiar, and a trusted advisor to Proconsul Neral. On the way home from a diplomatic meeting with Weyoun on Soukara, he stopped at DS9, where he viewed a holorecording of the Dominion plotting to invade Romulus. After examination of the rod proved the recording to be fake, he vowed to expose Sisko's action; but while he was returning home, his shuttle exploded due to sabotage by Garak. The Romulan Empire declared war on the Dominion, whom they believed responsible, thanks to the recording.
Vulcan Officer (Kathleen Garrett)- "In the Pale Moonlight"
Captain of the T'Vran, who offered assistance to the Ganges when her ship encountered it near the Chamra Vortex. She agreed to take Croden and Yareth to Vulcan.
Yint (Brad Blaisdell)- "Vortex"
A man of the same species as Fallit Kot. He sold Bilby three Klingon disruptors which turned out to be defective. After O'Brien had fixed them, Bilby used one of them to shoot Yint in the leg, then kill him.
General Yiri- "Honor Among Thieves"
A Trelonian general whose brother was accused of being a traitor; Yiri executed him. Bashir and Garak debated over whether Yiri acted rightly.
Y'Raka- "Profit and Loss"
An artist whose work Seyetik considered dark and dreary, like that of Beckett and Van Gogh.
Yteppa (Cindy Katz)- "Second Sight"
A woman working for Entek.
Zef'no (Mike Genovese)- "Second Skin"
A Kressari, captain of the Calondon. After a delay at DS9, the ship got underway to pick up weapons from a Cardassian Gul. The transaction was witnessed by a rat which was actually Odo.
Ermat Zimm- "The Circle"
The artist who engraved a portrait of DS9 on the inscription pens Quark was hawking, according to Quark.
Zolan (Dion Anderson)- "Fascination"
A businessman who arranged for Proka and Rugal to come to DS9 to help Proka look for work. He confided to Bashir that Proka abused Rugal for being a Cardassian, an accusation which turned out to be false.
- "Cardassians"
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