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Emissary Production Number: 721 (401 and 402 as a two-parter) Original air week: 1/04/93 Written by: Michael Piller (Teleplay); Rick Berman & Michael Piller (Story) Directed by: David Carson Guest Stars: Special Guest Star: Patrick Stewart as Captain Jean-Luc Picard and Locutus Camille Saviola as Kai Opaka Felecia M. Bell as Jennifer Sisko Marc Alaimo as Gul Dukat Joel Swetow as Gul Jasad Aron Eisenberg as Nog Stephen Davies as the Saratoga Tactical Officer Max Grodénchik as the Ferengi Pit Boss (Rom) Steve Rankin as a Cardassian Officer Lily Mariye as an Ops Officer Cassandra Byram as the Conn Officer John Noah Hertzler as the Vulcan Captain April Grace as the Enterprise Transporter Chief Kevin McDermott as the Alien Batter Parker Whitman as an Cardassian Officer William Powell-Blair as an Cardassian Officer Frank Owen Smith as Curzon Dax Lynnda Ferguson as Doran Megan Butler as a Lieutenant Stephen Rowe as the Chanting Monk Thomas Hobson as Young Jake Sisko Donald Hotton as a Monk Gene Armor as a Bajoran Bureaucrat Diana Cignoni as the Dabo Girl Judi Durand as the Bajoran Computer Voice Majel Barrett as the Federation Computer Voice Notes: This episode starts with a scene from the battle of Wolf 359 from the TNG episode "The Best of Both Worlds, Part II". Locutus is shown. This is the first of three episodes with Kai Opaka, played by Camille Saviola. She returned in "Battle Lines" and "The Collaborator". This is the first of two episodes with Jennifer Sisko, played by Felecia M. Bell. She returned in "Through the Looking Glass". This is the first of several episodes with Gul Dukat, played by Marc Alaimo. He returned in "Duet". The Enterprise's transporter chief, played by April Grace, was also in several episodes of The Next Generation. Jadzia Dax is the third Trill shown in Star Trek. The other two were in the TNG episode, "The Host". Dax's former host, Curzon, is shown here, portrayed by Frank Owen Smith. The first use of the Cardassian computer's voice, read by Judi Durand, is in this episode. Judi also portrayed the Space Dock Controller in Star Trek III: The Search for Spock. This episode is the first appearance of Rom and Nog, played by Max Grodénchik and Aron Eisenberg. Max also portrayed various Ferengis in The Next Generation. A novelization of this episode was made, written by J.M. Dillard. The Runabouts "Rio Grande", "Yangtzee Kiang", and "Ganges" are introduced in this episode. The Stars Speak: From an Orlando, Florida Convention: Nana Visitor: "But what it signifies is the fact that you can almost tap into our [Bajorans'] souls, like a computer, through our ears. You can know a person's past. The Opaka is so good at it, that she could do it with the Commander, if you remember in the pilot episode, she touches his ear and finds that he, indeed, had tragedy in his past." Program Highlights STAR TREK: DEEP SPACE NINE: "Emissary" -- On a distant outpost at the edge of the final frontier, an untested crew embarks on an unprecedented journey in the two-hour series premiere of STAR TREK: DEEP SPACE NINE. Advertising Copy IT WAITS... At the edge of the final frontier for an untested crew to begin an unprecedented journey. TV Log Listings Tonight, the wait is over. STAR TREK: DEEP SPACE NINE Series Premiere!

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