0x48 - Michael Westmore's Aliens, Season Four

Michael Westmore presents an insight into the process of designing aliens for DS9's Fourth Season.

0x49 - Crew Dossier: Worf

Features interviews with Michael Dorn on the subject of his Klingon character, Worf.

0x50 - Deep Space Nine sketchbook: John Eaves (S04)

0x51 - Jim Martin Sketchbook

(Region 2 only)

0x52 - Robert Blackman's Designs of the Future

(Region 2 only)

0x53 - Section 31: Hidden File 01 (S04)

Alexander Siddig (Julian Bashir) explaining his love and admiration of the episode "The Quickening"

0x54 - Section 31: Hidden File 02 (S04)

Armin Shimerman (Quark) interview (regarding "Little Green Men")

0x55 - Section 31: Hidden File 03 (S04)

Nana Visitor on playing Russian agent Anastasia Komananov in "Our Man Bashir"

0x56 - Section 31: Hidden File 04 (S04)

Susanna Thompson (Lenara Kahn) interview (about working on "Rejoined")

0x57 - Section 31: Hidden File 05 (S04)

David Livingston (Director) on directing "The Visitor"

0x58 - Section 31: Hidden File 06 (S04)

Gary Hutzel (Visual Effects Coordinator) on filming masses of Klingon starship models for "The Way of the Warrior"

0x59 - Section 31: Hidden File 07 (S04)

Ronald D. Moore (Writer) interview (regarding "Sons of Mogh")

0x60 - Section 31: Hidden File 08 (S04)

Chase Masterson on playing the role of Leeta

0x61 - Section 31: Hidden File 09 (S04)

Michael Dorn (Worf) interview (regarding "The Sword of Kahless")

0x62 - Section 31: Hidden File 10 (S04)

Robert O'Reilly on playing the role of Gowron

0x63 - Deep Space Nine Chronicles

The cast introduce selected episodes of DS9's first four seasons. (Region 2 only)

0x66 - Trials and Tribble-ations: Uniting Two Legends (S05)

Traces the origins of the episode.

0x67 - Trials and Tribble-ations: A Historic Endeavor (S05)

An examination of the technical challenges involved in the episode's creation. Blending Scenes A new Enterprise Deep Space Station K-7

0x68 - Crew Dossier: Miles O'Brien

Includes interviews with Colm Meaney, who played Miles O'Brien throughout DS9's run, as well as in fifty-five episodes of TNG.

0x69 - Inside DS9 with Michael Okuda (S05)

Art supervisor Michael Okuda presents a tour of the Promenade and reveals the inside jokes that can be found there.

0x70 - Michael Westmore's Aliens: Season 5

Michael Westmore discusses make-up designs for: Klingon transformations in "Apocalypse Rising," Scars and Bruises, Jem'Hadar, & Trills.

0x71 - Deep Space Nine Sketchbook: John Eaves (S05)

A look at the designs of futuristic technology, presented by John Eaves. (Region 2 only)

0x72 - The Ferengi Culture

A featurette about the development of the Ferengi through the series. (Region 2 only)

0x73 - Section 31: Hidden File 01 (S05)

Rene Auberjonois (Odo) interview (regarding "The Begotten")

0x74 - Section 31: Hidden File 02 (S05)

Rene Auberjonois interview (regarding "The Ascent")

0x75 - Section 31: Hidden File 03 (S05)

Robert Hewitt Wolfe interview (regarding his five years on the series)

0x76 - Section 31: Hidden File 04 (S05)

Nana Visitor interview (regarding her pregnancy during filming)

0x77 - Section 31: Hidden File 05 (S05)

Nana Visitor interview (regarding "Ties of Blood and Water")

0x78 - Section 31: Hidden File 06 (S05)

Ronald D. Moore interview (regarding Klingons and the episode "Soldiers of the Empire")

0x79 - Section 31: Hidden File 07 (S05)

Chase Masterson (Leeta) interview (regarding Robert Picardo and "Doctor Bashir, I Presume")

0x80 - Section 31: Hidden File 08 (S05)

Armin Shimerman (Quark) interview (regarding Ferengi prosthetics and Ishka)

0x81 - Section 31: Hidden File 09 (S05)

J.G. Hertzler (Martok) interview (regarding Martok)

0x82 - Section 31: Hidden File 10 (S05)

Jeffrey Combs (Tiron, Brunt, Weyoun) interview (regarding his characters)

0x83 - Mission Inquiry: Far Beyond the Stars

The cast and crew discuss one of Star Trek's most popular and challenging episodes.

0x84 - 24th Century Wedding

The cast and crew discuss the marriage of Worf and Jadzia Dax

0x85 - Crew Dossier: Julian Bashir

0x86 - Crew Dossier: Quark

0x87 - Deep Space Nine Sketchbook: John Eaves (S06)

0x88 - Gary Hutzel on "One Little Ship" (S06)

(Region 2 only)

0x89 - Rules of Acquisition: The Beginning

(S06 Region 2 only)

0x90 - Ferengi Rules of Acquisition: The Sequel

(S06 Region 2 only)

0x91 - Section 31: Hidden File 01 (S06)

Terry Farrell (Jadzia Dax) interview (regarding Dax's death scene in "Tears of the Prophets")

0x92 - Section 31: Hidden File 02 (S06)

Nana Visitor (Kira Nerys) interview (regarding Kira's relationship with Gul Dukat)

0x93 - Section 31: Hidden File 03 (S06)

Nana Visitor interview (regarding her rendition of "Fever" as Lola Chrystal in "His Way")

0x94 - Section 31: Hidden File 04 (S06)

Ira Steven Behr interview (on story arcs)

0x95 - Section 31: Hidden File 05 (S06)

Ira Steven Behr interview (on Iggy Pop and "The Magnificent Ferengi")

0x96 - Section 31: Hidden File 06 (S06 Extra 14)

Rene Auberjonois (Odo) interview (regarding Odo's characteristic 'harrumph')

0x97 - Section 31: Hidden File 07 (S06)

Rene Auberjonois interview (regarding Odo's and Kira's first kiss in "His Way")

0x99 - Section 31: Hidden File 09 (S06 Extra 17)

Marc Alaimo (Dukat) interview (regarding the episode "Waltz")

0x100 - Section 31: Hidden File 10 (S06)

Mark Allen Shepherd (Morn) interview (regarding Morn and his backstory in "Who Mourns for Morn?")

0x101 - Ending An Era

The cast and crew discuss the end of Star Trek's most ambitious series.

0x102 - The Last Goodbyes

This special feature concludes as only one with an end credit roll, listing the special features production staff of this Deep Space Nine DVD series release, but it is safe to assume that they were also responsible for all such features included on the six previous series releases.

0x103 - Crew Dossier: Benjamin Sisko

Avery Brooks and others talk about DS9's captain.

0x104 - Crew Dossier: Jake Sisko

Cirroc Lofton and others talk about the character of Jake.

0x105 - Special Crew Dossier: Ezri Dax

Nicole de Boer and others talk about the character of Ezri. (Region 2 only)

0x106 - Morn Speaks

Mark Allen Shepherd talks about Star Trek's most talkative character. (S07 Region 2 only)

0x107 - Deep Space Nine Sketchbook: John Eaves (S07)

(Region 2 only)

0x108 - Section 31: Hidden File 01 (S07)

Marc Alaimo (Gul Dukat) interview (regarding the evolution of the character of Gul Dukat)

0x109 - Section 31: Hidden File 02 (S07)

Jeffrey Combs (Brunt/Weyoun/Tiron/Shran/Penk/Krem) interview (regarding the variety of characters he has played over the years, in particular Brunt and Weyoun)

0x110 - Section 31: Hidden File 03 (S07)

Robert O'Reilly (Gowron) interview (regarding playing a Klingon character)

0x111 - Section 31: Hidden File 04 (S07)

Louise Fletcher (Kai Winn interview (regarding the character of Kai Winn and her lust for power)

0x112 - Section 31: Hidden File 05

Penny Johnson (Kasidy Yates) interview (regarding the character of Kasidy Yates, her relationship with Benjamin Sisko, and being part of Star Trek)

0x113 - Section 31: Hidden File 06

Max Grodénchik (Rom) interview (regarding auditioning for the role of a Ferengi (originally Quark), and becoming the Grand Nagus)

0x114 - Section 31: Hidden File 07

J.G. Hertzler (General Martok) interview (regarding playing a Klingon, and observations about the show in general)

0x115 - Section 31: Hidden File 08

Aron Eisenberg (Nog) interview (regarding his character Nog, and Nog's growth over time)

0x116 - Section 31: Hidden File 09

Ira Steven Behr (Executive Producer) interview (regarding his desire to have a "Rat Pack" character on DS9, originally wanting Frank Sinatra, Jr., and how he happened to cast James Darren as Vic Fontaine)

0x117 - Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: Behind the Scenes

July 20, 1994

As Star Trek: Deep Space Nine airs it's pilot episode, Paramount airs this 50 minute documentary as a way to spark excitement about the new show. It includes interviews from the cast and crew and contains lots of sneak peaks into the show's first season. This TV special originally aired on January 4, 1993 in the UK but wasn't released for home media until July 20, 1994 in the U.S.