Lieutenant Julian Subatoi Bashir, M.D., played by Alexander Siddig, is a main character in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. Bashir is the chief medical officer of space station Deep Space Nine and the USS Defiant. As a child, Julian Bashir fell behind in school, and was evaluated as having learning difficulties. Because of this, his parents, Richard and Amsha Bashir, had him subjected to genetic engineering. The procedure made him mentally superior...
Bashir describes his new holosuite program to Dax that's all about the battle...
Bashir thinks that Dax wants to run the Alamo holosuite program and Bashir te...
Bashir and O'Brien are imagining what could happen if Bashir comes to visit O...
Bashir is telling O'Brien that he envies him and the fact that he's getting t...
Bashir is telling Dax that he's never been into battle with someone that he's...
Dax is telling Bashir that she supposes that he is going to want to tell O'Br...
Garak is telling Bashir that he's been a good friend and that he's going to m...
Dax and Bashir are talking about the holosuite program that they are going to...
Bashir is trying to give medical aid to O'Brien who has been injured in the s...
The computer wakes Bashir up and we find out that Dax spent the night with him.
Bashir is telling Dax that if he finds someone attractive that he just goes a...
After Odo's recovery, Bashir explains to Odo where he got the disease from an...
Bashir is about to administer what he thinks is a cure to Odo who looks like ...
Bashir is telling O'Brien that the files that they just found inside of Sloan...
Bashir is telling O'Brien that they were fooled and that they haven't actuall...
O'Brien is telling Bashir that he wished he left his wife and kids a note exp...
Sloan and O'Brien are inside of Sloan's mind and have just been shot. O'Brie...
O'Brien is telling Bashir that he knew from the start that going into Sloan's...
Bashir and O'Brien experience themselves as being on a turbolift inside of Sl...
O'Brien and Bashir have just entered Sloan's mind and already they are in tro...
Bashir is telling O'Brien that part of his genetic enhancement gave him the a...
Bashir is telling O'Brien that they don't know if Sloan will be able to tell ...
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