"Treachery, Faith and the Great River" is a season seven episode of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine that first aired on November 4, 1998. The teleplay was written by David Weddle and Bradley Thompson, based on a story by Philip Kim, and directed by Steve Posey. The episode has an average rating of 4.5/5 on the official Star Trek website (as of August 16, 2007). Odo gets a coded message from Gul Russol and takes off to meet him, even though he...
Kira is telling Odo what the Prophets are to her as in comparison to the view...
Kira is telling Odo why Weyoun was content when he died.
Odo is telling Kira about the look Weyoun had on his face when he died.
Nog is saying that he never lost faith in the Great Material Continuum.
Weyoun is asking Odo to tell him that he has served him well.
Weyoun 6 is telling Odo that voluntary termination isn't the painless process...
Odo is telling Weyoun 7 that they don't need any assistance from him because ...
Weyoun 7 is apologizing for any inconvenience that he may have caused Odo.
Weyoun 7 is telling Weyoun 6 that he's glad to see that he's come to his senses.
Weyoun is asking Odo if cutting life support power was part of their current ...
Martok is telling O'Brien that he wants his bloodwine back by tomorrow.
Bashir is telling O'Brien that other than the fact that the desk is the wrong...
Weyoun is telling Odo that only a god could think of such an idea.
Weyoun is telling Odo that he is sure that he will think of something to get ...
Weyoun is telling Odo that he has an opportunity to rectify the mistakes that...
Odo is asking Weyoun why he didn't give him this information earlier.
Weyoun is telling Odo that if the Founders are unable to find a cure to the d...
Weyoun tells Odo the history of the Vorta and how they became what they are t...
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