Nicole de Boer (born December 20, 1970) is a Canadian actress, best known for her roles as Ezri Dax on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine from 1998 to 1999 and as Sarah Bannerman on The Dead Zone from 2002 to 2007. De Boer's early work of note was a recurring role on the Canadian sketch comedy show The Kids in the Hall as Laura, the on again/off again girlfriend of Bobby Terrance (Bruce McCulloch). She subsequently appeared (as a different character)...
Dax is asking Bashir if he's talked to a counselor about his annihilation fan...
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...
Dax is telling Bashir that she supposes that he is going to want to tell O'Br...
Dax is telling Bashir about what they are doing tonight's holosuite session.
Dax and Bashir are talking about the holosuite program that they are going to...
O'Brien is telling the command staff that he is going to move to Earth and th...
Dax is worried that Worf is going to be angry now that he knows her and Bashi...
The computer wakes Bashir up and we find out that Dax spent the night with him.
Dax is telling Bashir that it takes a certain maturity to act the way you sho...
Bashir is telling Dax that if he finds someone attractive that he just goes a...
Dax and Sisko have just found O'Brien, Sloan and Bashir all in the rig that's...
Dax is telling Sisko that O'Brien was supposed to come and fix her sonic show...
Dax is telling Worf that he's the most honorable and decent man that she has ...
Dax is asking Worf how many times he's had to cover something up because he w...
Dax is telling Worf why she thinks the Klingon empire is dying and why it des...
Dax is telling Worf that its her opinion that the Klingon empire is dying and...
Dax is telling Worf that she's not sure if she should give him advice because...
Dax is telling Worf why she thinks the Klingon empire is dying and why it des...
Dax is telling Worf that she thinks that the Klingon Empire is dying and that...
Worf is telling Dax that Martok considers her to be a an honorable woman.
Dax is saying that O'Brien does have a certain cherubic quality.
Sisko has asked Dax and Worf what they learned about the Breen and Dominion a...
O'Brien is telling Dax that everyone was constantly talking about when her an...
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