Star Trek: DS9 - Image in the Sand / Shadows and Symbols

Image in the Sand ©1998 Paramount Pictures. All rights reserved.		Shadows and Symbols ©1998 Paramount Pictures. All rights reserved.
Episode	151	Episode	152
Airdate	September 30, 1998	Airdate	October 7, 1998

Catalog Number	LV40510-551
Format	Extended Play CLV

Running Time	92 minutes

Side	Running Time
1	46 minutes
2	46 minutes
	92 minutes

Dolby Surround

Image in the Sand
Directed by Les Landau

Written by Ira Steven Behr & Hans Beimler

Executive Producers Rick Berman & Ira Steven Behr

Starring Avery Brooks

Also Starring René Auberjonois
Nicole deBoer
Michael Dorn
Cirroc Lofton
Colm Meaney
Alexander Siddig
Armin Shimerman
Nana Visitor

Stardate Unknown
Three months after a possessed Gul Dukat killed Jadzia Dax and sealed the wormhole, life on Deep Space Nine has changed. Kira (Nana Visitor), the acting commander, is upset when Admiral Ross (Barry Jenner) informs her that the Romulans will set up a station office, while Sisko (Avery Brooks) has retreated to Earth to contemplate a way of contacting the Bajoran Prophets -- the aliens who reside within the wormhole. When the vision of a woman's face, buried in the sand, appears to Sisko, he sketches her, and Jake (Cirroc Lofton) recognizes her from one of his grandfather's photos.

Shadows and Symbols
Directed by Allan Kroeker

Written by Ira Steven Behr & Hans Beimler

Executive Producers Rick Berman & Ira Steven Behr

Starring Avery Brooks

Also Starring René Auberjonois
Nicole deBoer
Michael Dorn
Cirroc Lofton
Colm Meaney
Alexander Siddig
Armin Shimerman
Nana Visitor

Stardate 52152.6
Sisko (Avery Brooks) meets Ezri (Nicole deBoer), the new host of the Dax symbiont, before departing Earth for the planet Tyree with his father, Joseph (Brock Peters), and son Jake (Cirroc Lofton). Ezri wishes to accompany them on their search for Bajor's mythical Orb of the Emissary, which Sisko has been led to believe exists. Back at the station, Kira (Nana Visitor) prepares a blockade to stop the Romulans, who have placed weapons on a Bajoran moon. On a Klingon ship, Worf (Michael Dorn), O'Brien (Colm Meaney), Bashir (Alexander Siddig), and Quark (Armin Shimerman) embark on a mission of their own: to destroy a Dominion shipyard, thus securing a place for the spirit of Worf's dead wife Jadzia in the sacred Klingon afterlife of Sto-vo-kor.

Image in the Sand
Directed by	Les Landau
Written by	Ira Steven Behr & Hans Beimler
Executive Producers	Rick Berman & Ira Steven Behr
Starring	Avery Brooks
Also Starring	René Auberjonois Nicole deBoer Michael Dorn Cirroc Lofton Colm Meaney Alexander Siddig Armin Shimerman Nana Visitor
Stardate Unknown Three months after a possessed Gul Dukat killed Jadzia Dax and sealed the wormhole, life on Deep Space Nine has changed. Kira (Nana Visitor), the acting commander, is upset when Admiral Ross (Barry Jenner) informs her that the Romulans will set up a station office, while Sisko (Avery Brooks) has retreated to Earth to contemplate a way of contacting the Bajoran Prophets -- the aliens who reside within the wormhole. When the vision of a woman's face, buried in the sand, appears to Sisko, he sketches her, and Jake (Cirroc Lofton) recognizes her from one of his grandfather's photos.

Shadows and Symbols
Directed by	Allan Kroeker
Written by	Ira Steven Behr & Hans Beimler
Executive Producers	Rick Berman & Ira Steven Behr
Starring	Avery Brooks
Also Starring	René Auberjonois Nicole deBoer Michael Dorn Cirroc Lofton Colm Meaney Alexander Siddig Armin Shimerman Nana Visitor
Stardate 52152.6 Sisko (Avery Brooks) meets Ezri (Nicole deBoer), the new host of the Dax symbiont, before departing Earth for the planet Tyree with his father, Joseph (Brock Peters), and son Jake (Cirroc Lofton). Ezri wishes to accompany them on their search for Bajor's mythical Orb of the Emissary, which Sisko has been led to believe exists. Back at the station, Kira (Nana Visitor) prepares a blockade to stop the Romulans, who have placed weapons on a Bajoran moon. On a Klingon ship, Worf (Michael Dorn), O'Brien (Colm Meaney), Bashir (Alexander Siddig), and Quark (Armin Shimerman) embark on a mission of their own: to destroy a Dominion shipyard, thus securing a place for the spirit of Worf's dead wife Jadzia in the sacred Klingon afterlife of Sto-vo-kor.