Benjamin Lafayette Sisko, played by Avery Brooks, is the main character of the television series Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. Born in 2332 in New Orleans, Louisiana, Benjamin is the son of Joseph Sisko, the chef and owner of the restaurant "Sisko's Creole Kitchen," "Sisko's" for short. His birth mother was a human woman named Sarah. However, Sarah was actually possessed by one of the Bajoran Prophets (the life-forms that exist inside the...
Sisko has pulled Kasidy into the weird Prophet-place that he's in and is expl...
Sarah is telling Sisko that his trials are over and that he needs to rest now.
Sisko is asking Sarah if Dukat is dead now that he has defeated the Pah-wraiths.
Sisko is telling Dukat that he will defeat the Pah-wraiths. Dukat laughs at ...
Sisko has come down to the fire caves to confront Dukat who has become the em...
Sisko has just had a moment of revelation and now understands that he has to ...
Sisko is telling Worf that if he wants to go and be an ambassador for the Kli...
Martok and Sisko approach Worf to discuss his future career options.
Martok, Sisko and Ross are discussing their supposedly impending victory over...
Kasidy is asking Sisko when he will be back from whatever weird place he's be...
Martok is telling Sisko that the Bajoran's would call all the dead Cardassian...
Nog is telling Sisko that he lost track of the Breen ship they were trying to...
Sisko is saying that they are going to end the war with the Dominion with thi...
The last battle of the war between the Dominion and the Federation is about t...
O'Brien is telling the command staff that he is going to move to Earth and th...
Kasidy is having some bad sickness with her pregnancy. Jake and Sisko discus...
Dukat and Sisko are having their final confrontation in the fire caves on Bajor.
Sisko is telling Kasidy that he knows that everything is going to be alright ...
The Prophets told Sisko that marrying Kasidy would bring him sorrow. Kasidy ...
Dax is saying that she didn't know that they were getting another Defiant cla...
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