Star Trek: Deep Space Nine - Season 5 Watch Free in HD

Season 5 opens with Sisko having to make a plan to expose Gowron as a changeling while the war between Klingons and Federation intensifying. Odo is still having trouble with becoming a solid.

Genre:

Drama, Action, Adventure

Actors:

Avery Brooks, Rene Auberjonois, Michael Dorn, Terry Farrell, Cirroc Lofton, Colm Meaney, Armin Shimerman, Alexander Siddig, Nana Visitor, Robert OReilly, J.G. Hertzler, ...»

Director:

Rick Berman, Michael Piller

Country:

United States

Release:

1996

IMDb:

8.1

Quality:

Duration:

45 min

Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko

Played by: Avery Brooks

Odo

Played by: Rene Auberjonois

Worf

Played by: Michael Dorn

Jadzia Dax

Played by: Terry Farrell

Jake Sisko

Played by: Cirroc Lofton

Chief O'Brien

Played by: Colm Meaney

Quark

Played by: Armin Shimerman

Doctor Bashir

Played by: Alexander Siddig

Maj. Kira Nerys

Played by: Nana Visitor

Gowron

Played by: Robert O'Reilly

Martok

Played by: J.G. Hertzler

Gul Dukat

Played by: Marc Alaimo

Damar

Played by: Casey Biggs

Morn

Played by: Mark Allen Shepherd

Kilana

Played by: Kaitlin Hopkins

Played by: F.J. Rio

Hoya

Played by: Hilary Shepard

Cardassian Computer

Played by: Tom Morga

Keiko O'Brien

Played by: Rosalind Chao

Grilka

Played by: Mary Kay Adams

Tumek

Played by: Joseph Ruskin

Thopok

Played by: Phil Morris

Kirby

Played by: Andrew Kavovit

Ensign

Played by: Jeb Brown

Rom

Played by: Max Grodénchik

Molly O'Brien

Played by: Hana Hatae

Tekoa

Played by: Rosie Malek-Yonan

Federation Computer Voice

Played by: Majel Barrett

Dulmur

Played by: Jack Blessing

Lucsly

Played by: Jim Jansen

Arne Darvin

Played by: Charlie Brill

Lieutenant Watley

Played by: Deirdre Imershein

James Kirk

Played by: William Shatner

Spock

Played by: Leonard Nimoy

Dr. McCoy

Played by: DeForest Kelley

Scotty

Played by: James Doohan

Uhura

Played by: Nichelle Nichols

Pavel Chekov

Played by: Walter Koenig

Cyrano Jones

Played by: Stanley Adams

Ensign Freeman

Played by: Paul Baxley

Lurry

Played by: Whit Bissell

Korax

Played by: Michael Pataki

Nilz Baris

Played by: William Schallert

Lt. Hadley

Played by: Bill Blackburn

Jones

Played by: Randy James

Lt. Leslie

Played by: Eddie Paskey

Leeta

Played by: Chase Masterson

Garak

Played by: Andrew Robinson

Thrax

Played by: Kurtwood Smith

Nog

Played by: Aron Eisenberg

Kasidy Yates

Played by: Penny Johnson Jerald

Kai Winn

Played by: Louise Fletcher

Furel

Played by: William Lucking

Lupaza

Played by: Diane Salinger

Starfleet Officer

Played by: Uriah Carr

Shakaar

Played by: Duncan Regehr

Dr. Mora

Played by: James Sloyan

Michael Eddington

Played by: Ken Marshall

Captain Sanders

Played by: Eric Pierpoint

Ziyal

Played by: Melanie Smith

Ikat'ika

Played by: James Horan

Enabran Tain

Played by: Paul Dooley

Klingon

Played by: Cathy DeBuono

Jem'Hadar Soldier

Played by: Barry Wiggins

Richard Bashir

Played by: Brian George

Amsha Bashir

Played by: Fadwa El Guindi

Admiral Bennett

Played by: J. Patrick McCormack

Dr. Lewis Zimmerman

Played by: Robert Picardo

Gaila

Played by: Josh Pais

Hagath

Played by: Steven Berkoff

Ghemor

Played by: Lawrence Pressman

Kira Taban

Played by: Thomas Kopache

Weyoun

Played by: Jeffrey Combs

Ishka

Played by: Cecily Adams

Maihar'du

Played by: Tiny Ron

Leck

Played by: Hamilton Camp

Zek

Played by: Wallace Shawn

Tavana

Played by: Sandra Nelson

Yedrin Dax

Played by: Gary Frank

Giger

Played by: Brian Markinson

Paxton Reese

Played by: Tory Christopher

Den of Geek

A good crossover episode is always satisfying, and the opportunity to meet the creator of one o fStar Trek: Voyager's most endearing characters, the Emergency Medical Hologram, is too good to pass up.

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IGN Movies

They threw a lot at us this season and turned the show upside down several times. The end result was unforgettable.

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AV Club

It's a bold move whose boldness only becomes clear in retrospect. In the moment, everything that happens makes sense. That's why it's so brilliant.

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Empire Magazine

Once again the writers and Avery Brooks prove that Sisko is unlike any other Starfleet captain.

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Hollywood Reporter

The fifth season finale of [DS9] hadn't just broken the utopian pacifism of the franchise as a whole, it had broken the very concept of the series by kicking Starfleet off [DS9] and placing the station into the hands of the Dominion.

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What Culture

The cliffhanger, which involves Captain Sisko losing Deep Space Nine, the show's namesake, is the best dramatic hook the show ever offered (and that's saying something).

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Star Trek: Deep Space Nine - Season 5

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