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| rdfs:label | - Deep Space Nine Chronicles
- Deep Space Nine Chronicles
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| rdfs:comment | - Avery Brooks introduces the pilot episode, "Emissary" . He gives several facts about the episode, including the two hundred and fifty special effects created for it, that three sound stages were required to film it and that over five hundred people were involved in its five month creation. Brooks also notes that the premiere was the highest rated television premiere in syndication history. Armin Shimerman introduces "The Nagus" and reveals that the producers thought a homage to The Godfather (Ferengi-style) would be extremely interesting.
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| abstract | - Avery Brooks introduces the pilot episode, "Emissary" . He gives several facts about the episode, including the two hundred and fifty special effects created for it, that three sound stages were required to film it and that over five hundred people were involved in its five month creation. Brooks also notes that the premiere was the highest rated television premiere in syndication history. Alexander Siddig introduces "Captive Pursuit" and reveals that Michael Westmore was inspired by a photograph of an alligator in National Geographic magazine to base the makeup of the Tosk on it. Siddig also reveals that Scott MacDonald was promised a less makeup-intensive Star Trek role in the future, although his later roles included a Romulan and a Jem'Hadar. Armin Shimerman introduces "The Nagus" and reveals that the producers thought a homage to The Godfather (Ferengi-style) would be extremely interesting. Terry Farrell introduces the popular episode "Duet" . She notes that it is the first episode to showcase the relationship between the Bajoran and Cardassian races. Armin Shimerman introduces "In the Hands of the Prophets" , the final episode of the first season. He notes that Louise Fletcher makes her first appearance as Kai Winn. He also tells an amusing story about Nana Visitor spraining her ankle and having to see a doctor, who was more interested in her Bajoran makeup.
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