The Passenger
Production Number: 409
Original air week: 2/22/93
Written by: Morgan Gendel and
Robert Hewitt Wolfe & Michael Piller (Teleplay);
Morgan Gendel (Story)
Directed by: Paul Lynch
Guest Stars:
Spellings: "Kobliad", "deuridium"
Notes:
- A Quark quote that could be a Rule of
Acquisition: "There's nothing wrong with a good delusion." [I
sell them upstairs to dozens of people every day.]
- This is the first of two episodes with Lt. Primmin, played by James
Lashly. He is next seen in "Move Along ".
Lt. Primmin is also the first of three people that Odo considered a
threat to his position as Secutiry Chief. The others were Lt. Cmdr.
Eddington in "The Search" and Lt. Cmdr. Worf
in "The Way of the Warrior".
The Author's Keyboord:
- Robert Hewitt Wolfe:
Do you really believe people use only 10% of their brains, or
was Dax joking?
I sure don't believe it. But I will claim that I didn't write that
line. Blame it on Morgan Gendel. [...] He's an Emmy nominee. He
can take the heat.
- Program Highlights
- STAR TREK: DEEP SPACE NINE: "The Passenger" -- A sinister alien
criminal hides his consciousness in the brain of someone aboard
the station.
- TV Guide Ads
- THE ENEMY WITHIN!
An alien criminal is loose aboard the space station--and he's
hiding in someone's brain!
- TV Log Listings
- Alien criminal hides in someone's brain on STAR TREK: DEEP SPACE NINE.
