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Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: Business as Usual (1997)

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: Business as Usual (1997)
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Quark's unquenchable thirst for profits has potentially deadly consquences this time around, as Quark's cousin Gaila (John Pais) gets tied up with ruthless arms dealer Hagath (Steven Berkoff), who is selling weapons that could very well bring about the Apocalypse. Never one to turn down a dishonest ducat, Quark nonetheless balks at getting involved with Hagarth, but as it happens, he may have no choice. Craggy film noir icon Lawrence Tierney guest stars as The Regent, while series regular Alexander Siddig (using his given name Siddig El Fadil directed. Originally telecast April 7, 1997, "Business as Usual" was written by Bradley Thompson and David Weddle. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

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Director(s):
Alexander Siddig
 
 
 
 

Synopsis of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: Business as Usual

Quark's unquenchable thirst for profits has potentially deadly consquences this time around, as Quark's cousin Gaila (John Pais) gets tied up with ruthless arms dealer Hagath (Steven Berkoff), who is selling weapons that could very well bring about the Apocalypse. Never one to turn down a dishonest ducat, Quark nonetheless balks at getting involved with Hagarth, but as it happens, he may have no choice. Craggy film noir icon Lawrence Tierney guest stars as The Regent, while series regular Alexander Siddig (using his given name Siddig El Fadil directed. Originally telecast April 7, 1997, "Business as Usual" was written by Bradley Thompson and David Weddle. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

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Director(s):
Alexander Siddig
Writer(s):
David WeddleBradley Thompson
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