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Featured Article

Gul Dukat stands casually in Ops as the self-destruct counts down

The counter-insurgency program was a security measure designed for a hypothetical revolt by Bajoran laborers aboard Terok Nor.

It was installed by its commanding officer, then-Gul Dukat during the Occupation of Bajor because the Bajorans far outnumbered their Cardassian overseers. The program was designed so Dukat and his fellow Cardassian officers could interact with and control it, but if necessary, it could run independently. To ensure smooth operation, the program had several levels of severity to allow it to deal with a variety of scenarios, the focus being a revolt by laborers in ore processing. Naturally, Dukat omitted mention of the program's existence when control of what was now called Deep Space 9 passed to Benjamin Sisko in 2369.

If the workers escaped or the insurgency spread and resulted in an escape from ore processing, the program was set to take control of the station. Force fields would secure sensitive areas of the station's computer circuitry, Ops and the security office, with similar force fields blocking access to virtually every major doorway on the station.

The program was discovered by Miles O'Brien, and Jake Sisko in 2371 while investigating the possibility of turning the ore-processing area into a deuterium refinery. Lack of knowledge about the program caused the crew to activate the program's higher levels once the station-wide program took effect...
– from Memory Alpha's Featured Articles index

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Today in Trek history

Today is
Sunday
Jan 2012
1915
Albert Henderson is born.
1919
Jim Rugg is born.
1936
Mark Dempsey is born.
1943
Tommy J. Huff is born.
1945
Kathryn Leigh Scott is born.
1972
The Twenty-Eighth UK Story Arc begins in Valiant & TV21 #18 with the first of five installments.
1982
Filming is wrapped for Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan.
1990
Jessica D. Stone is born.
TNG: "The High Ground" airs.
1991
Second day of filming on TNG: "The Nth Degree".
1996
DS9: "Crossfire" airs.
VOY: "Threshold" airs.
1997
VOY: "Coda" airs.
2002
Barbara Townsend dies.
2004
Fifth day of filming on ENT: "The Forgotten".
2009
IDW Publishing's Star Trek Archives volume 3, Best of Gary Seven, is released.

Did You Know...

...that Deep Space 9 was originally built by the Cardassians to process uridium ore?

...that the TNG episode "Unification II" was filmed before "Unification I"?

...that, in 2026, Buck Bokai broke Joe DiMaggio's record for scoring hits in consecutive baseball games?

...that LeVar Burton has directed episodes in all four modern Trek series?

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Where to watch

Television

United States

All times EDT

  • BBC AmericaTNG: Monday-Friday at 5pm (sometimes pre-empted)
  • SyfyTNG: Weeknights at 6pm (often pre-empted)

Australia

  • Sci-Fi Channel (Australia)
    • TNG: Friday at 1:00pm, 1:50pm and 2:40pm; Saturday and Sunday at 7:30pm
    • VOY: Saturday and Monday at 8:30pm
    • DS9: Saturday at 9:30pm
    • ENT: Weekdays at 6:30pm and 11:30pm, Saturday and Monday at 10:30pm
    • TOS: Sunday at 2:20am, 8:00am and 10:50am
    • Movies: Saturday at 6:00pm; Sunday at 4:05am and 5:30pm
  • ElevenTNG: Thursday at at 8:30pm and 9:30pm

Brazil

  • Sy-Fy Channel (cable)
    • DS9: Wednesday at 11:00 to 14:00, 3 episodes at once.
    • TNG: Thursday at 12:00 to 16:00, 4 episodes at once
  • Rede Brasil (open) – TOS: Sunday at 21:05

Canada

  • Space
    • TOS: Monday-Friday at 12pm, 3pm, 5am, and 2am*
    • TNG: Monday-Friday at 4pm and 4am
    • VOY: Monday-Friday at 5pm, 3am, and 11pm (2pm, 8:30pm, 2am in Victoria, BC)*
  • Ztélé (french)
    • VOY: Thursday at 2am
* Varies depending on other shows, see website for details

Finland

  • MTV3 Scifi
    • TOS: Mon-Fri (see website for details)
    • ENT: Mon-Fri, repeated Sunday (see website for details)

France

Germany

Hungary

  • AXN
    • DS9: Mon-Fri 5:00pm (repeated at 8:00am and 12:00am next day)
  • AXN SCI-FI
    • DS9: Sat-Sun 2:00pm (two episodes, both repeated at 12:00pm the same day)
    • ENT: Mon, Tue, Thu 11:10pm (repeated at 2:00pm and 7:00pm next day), Wed, Fri 11:10pm, Sat, Sun 1:00pm (repeated at 1:00am the same day)
  • VIASAT6
    • TNG: Mon-Sun 1:00pm (repeated at 12:00am next day)
    • VOY: Mon-Sun 3:00pm (repeated at 2:00pm next day)

Norway

  • TV2 Science Fiction
    • VOY: Mon-Fri 6:40pm (all the week's episodes repeated Sunday from 5:05pm)
    • ENT: Mon-Fri 8:15pm (all the week's episodes repeated Saturday from 2:25pm)

Poland

  • Scifi UniversalTNG: Mon-Fri 2:20pm, 3:10pm (repeated Sat-Sun from 8:30am) - Season 4

Republic of Ireland

Romania

  • AXN SCI-FI – TNG: Mon-Fri 8pm (repeated at 2am and 5am next day) - Currently on Season 6

Slovenia

  • SCI FI Channel Slovenia
    • TNG: Mon-Thu 2:10pm and 3:00pm (repeated at 9:00am and 9:50am next day)
    • ENT: Mon-Thu 5:30pm (repeated at 12:20pm next day)

Sweden

  • TV4 Science FictionDS9: Mon-Fri 9pm (all the week's episodes repeated Saturday from circa 2:25pm)
  • TV400VOY: Mon-Fri 11pm (two episodes per time around midnight)

United Kingdom

  • CBS Action
    • TOS: Weekdays at 1pm (repeated at 5pm and 8pm; omnibus of week's episodes Sunday 9am to 2pm)
  • Sky Atlantic
    • VOY: Weekdays at 5pm (repeated at 7am and 12pm the following day; omnibus of week's episodes (minus the ones shown on Monday 7am and 12pm. as they were in the previous week's omnibus) Sunday 3pm to 8pm)
    • ENT: Weekdays at 4pm or sometimes 1pm (repeated at 8am, and 1pm if it was a 4pm showing the next day; omnibus of week's episodes Saturday 10am to 3pm)
  • Sky2
    • DS9: Weekdays at 2pm and 3pm (omnibus of some or all of week's episodes, and sometimes Monday's first two, at unpredictable times at the Weekend or early morning Monday)

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