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Ezri Dax



In late 2374, unforeseen circumstances lead Ezri Tigan, a young and promising Starfleet ensign, to unexpectedly become the new host for the Dax symbiont. As the ninth Dax host, Ezri has a rich legacy to live up to. Her immediate predecessor, Jadzia, is a valued and popular officer during her service on the Federation station Deep Space Nine, but, in 2374, Jadzia is murdered by the insane Gul Dukat. Dr. Julian Bashir manages to save the Dax symbiont, and it is rushed aboard the U.S.S. Destiny, for transportation back to Trill. Halfway through the journey, the symbiont takes a turn for the worse; it needs to be placed in a host immediately. Ensign Ezri Tigan, serving as an assistant ship's counselor, is the only Trill on board the Destiny; despite her total lack of preparation, she agrees to become the symbiont's new host. Instead of the usual years of training to prepare her to joined existence, Ezri is given a 15 minute lecture by the ship's surgeon - "and he wasn't even a Trill!" She later remarks. "I laid down on that operating table one person [and woke up] eight different people." In light of this, Ezri's subsequent confusion over her identity is understandable. Unlike many young Trills, Ezri never wanted to be joined; instead, she spent most of her childhood dreaming of a life and career that would take her far away from her home and family. Ezri's dreams of leaving home become reality when she joins Starfleet, a decision that leads her to a new life, first on the starship U.S.S. Destiny, and later on Deep Space Nine. The young Trill's defiance of her mother's wishes shows that Yanas has not smothered her daughter's independent spirit, but the same cannot be said for Ezri's two brothers, both of whom work for the family firm. Ezri's new life may, at times, be strange and uncomfortable, but she does not regret her decision to leave home. She has forged a new life for herself in Starfleet, one that allows her to follow her own dreams and aspirations, free of unreasonable expectations. (from Fact Files).


Nicole De Boer


Most recently, deBoer starred in the independent feature film "Cube" (the Toronto Film Festival winner which was hailed with widespread critical acclaim). One of Canada's busiest leading actresses, last season she completed work on the series "Dooley Gardens," marking the fifth Canadian series in which she has been a series regular. Her other Canadian series include "Beyond Reality," "9B," "Forever Knight" and "First Resort." American audiences will know deBoer from her starring role in USA Networks' "Mission Genesis," her series regular role on MTV's "Catwalk," and recurring roles on HBO's "The Kids in the Hall." In addition, she has guest-starred in the CBS Movie of the Week, "Family of Cops" and "Top Cops," and Showtime's "Outer Limits" and "Poltergeist," as well as in a number of Canadian series, including "Manic Mansion," "Hidden Room," "Sweating Bullets" and "The War." DeBoer has appeared in a number of made-for-television movies, including Fox's "The Counterfeit Contessa," ABC's "J.F.K.: Reckless Youth," USA Networks' "Kissing Place" and The Disney Channel's "My Date With the President's Daughter." Her films for Canadian television include starring roles in "Heart of Courage," "E.N.G." and "Baby It's You." In addition to "Cube," deBoer has starred in a number of other independent feature films, including "Jungleground," Prom Night IV" and New Line's "National Lampoon's Senior Trip." A busy stage actress in addition to her television and film work, deBoer has starred in numerous Canadian regional theater productions, among them "Little Women," "Our Town," "Anne of Green Gables," "The Wizard of Oz," "Little Foxes" and "The Father."

Actress filmography

"Deepwater Black" (1997) TV Series .... Yuna
... aka "Mission Genesis" (1997)
Cube (1997) .... Leaven
When Innocence Is Lost (1997) (TV)
Kids in the Hall: Brain Candy (1996)
... aka Brain Candy (1996)
... aka Drug, The (1996)
Senior Trip (1995) .... Meg Smith
... aka National Lampoon's Senior Trip (1995)
Jungleground (1995) .... Caitlin
Counterfeit Contessa, The (1994) (TV)
"JFK: Reckless Youth" (1993) (mini) TV Series .... Olive Cawley
"Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" (1993) TV Series (as Nicole deBoer) .... Lieutenant Ezri Dax
... aka "DS9" (1993) (USA: promotional abbreviation)
Family Pictures (1993) (TV) .... Penny
"Catwalk" (1992) TV Series
Prom Night IV: Deliver Us from Evil (1992) .... Meagan
"Beyond Reality" (1991) TV Series .... Celia
Kissing Place, The (1990) (TV) .... Cathy
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Notable TV guest appearances

"Psi Factor: Chronicles of the Paranormal" (1996) playing "Kelly Tanner" in episode: "Possession" 10/5/1996
"Poltergeist: The Legacy" (1996) playing "Samantha Wallace" in episode: "Crystal Scarab, The" (episode # 1.11) 6/28/1996
"Outer Limits, The" (1995) playing "Cadet 2nd class Bree Tristan" in episode: "Quality of Mercy" (episode # 1.13) 6/16/1995
"E.N.G" (1990) playing "Nancy Bergman" in episode: "Play's the Thing, The" (episode # 5.10) 1994
"E.N.G" (1990) playing "Brenda" in episode: "Baby It's you" (episode # 4.8) 1993
"Forever Knight" (1992) playing "Jeannie" in episode: "Dark Knight, the Second Chapter" (episode # 1.2) 5/6/1992
"Forever Knight" (1992) playing "Jeannie" in episode: "Dark Knight" (episode # 1.1) 5/5/1992
"TekWar" (1994)

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Rule 001 » Once you have their money, you never give it back.
Rule 002 » The best deal is the one that brings the most profit.
Rule 003 » Never spend more for an acquisition than you have to.
Rule 004 » A woman wearing clothes is like a man in the kitchen.
Rule 006 » Never allow family to stand in the way of opportunity.
Rule 007 » Keep your ears open.
Rule 008 » Small print leads to large risk.
Rule 009 » Opportunity plus instinct equals profit.
Rule 010 » Greed is eternal.
Rule 011 » Even if it's free, you can always buy it cheaper.
Rule 012 » Anything worth doing is worth doing for money.
Rule 013 » Anything worth doing is worth doing twice.
Rule 014 » Keep your family close, keep your Latinum closer.
Rule 016 » A deal is a deal. (until a better one comes along).
Rule 017 » A contract is a contract is a contract - but only between Ferengi.
Rule 018 » A Ferengi without profit is no Ferengi at all.
Rule 019 » Satisfaction is not guaranteed.
Rule 020 » Only give money to people you know you can steal from.
Rule 021 » Never place friendship before profit.
Rule 022 » A wise man can hear profit in the wind.
Rule 024 » Latinum can't buy happiness, but you can sure have a blast renting it.
Rule 025 » There's always a way out.
Rule 026 » As the customers go, so goes the wise profiteer.
Rule 027 » There's nothing more dangerous than an honest businessman.
Rule 028 » Whisper your way to success.
Rule 029 » What's in it for me?
Rule 031 » Never make fun of a Ferengi's mother. (insult something he cares about, instead).
Rule 033 » It never hurts to suck up to the boss.
Rule 034 » War is good for business.
Rule 035 » Peace is good for business.
Rule 037 » If it's free, take it and worry about hidden costs later.
Rule 039 » Friendship is temporary; profit is forever.
Rule 040 » She can touch your lobes, but never your Latinum.
Rule 041 » Profit is its own reward.
Rule 042 » What's mine is mine, and what's yours is mine too.
Rule 044 » Never confuse wisdom with luck.
Rule 045 » Ambition knows no family.
Rule 046 » Make your shop easy to find.
Rule 047 » Don't trust a man wearing a better suit than your own.
Rule 048 » The bigger the smile, the sharper the knife.
Rule 049 » Everything is worth something to somebody.
Rule 050 » Gratitude can bring on generosity.
Rule 051 » Reward anyone who adds to your profits so they will continue to do so.
Rule 052 » Never ask when you can take.
Rule 057 » Good customers are as rare as Latinum, Treasure them.
Rule 058 » There is no substitute for success.
Rule 059 » Free advice is seldom cheap.
Rule 060 » Keep your lies consistent.
Rule 062 » The riskier the road, the greater the profit.
Rule 065 » Win or lose, there's always Huyperian beetle snuff.
Rule 068 » Ear stroking will get you anything.
Rule 069 » Ferengi are not responsible for the stupidity of other races.
Rule 072 » Never trust your customers.
Rule 073 » If it gets you profit, sell your own mother.
Rule 075 » Home is where the heart is, but the stars are made of Latinum.
Rule 076 » Every once in a while, declare peace. "It confuses the hell out of your enemies".
Rule 077 » It's better to swallow your pride than to lose your profit.
Rule 078 » When the going gets tough, the tough change the Rules.
Rule 079 » Beware of the Vulcan greed for knowledge.
Rule 082 » The flimsier the product, the higher the price.
Rule 084 » A friend is not a friend if he asks for a discount.
Rule 085 » Never let the competition know what you're thinking.
Rule 087 » A friend in need means three times the profit.
Rule 089 » Ask not what your profits can do for you, ask what you can do for your profits.
Rule 092 » There are many paths to profit.
Rule 093 » Act without delay! The sharp knife cuts quickly.
Rule 094 » Females and finances don't mix.
Rule 095 » Expand or die.
Rule 096 » For every Rule, there is an equal and opposite Rule, (except when there's not).
Rule 097 » Enough... is never enough.
Rule 098 » Every man has his price.
Rule 099 » Trust is the biggest liability of all.
Rule 100 » If they take your first offer, you either asked too little or offered too much.
Rule 101 » The only value of a collectible is what you can get somebody else to pay for it.
Rule 102 » Nature decays, but Latinum lasts forever.
Rule 103 » Sleep can interfere with...
Rule 104 » Faith moves mountains... (of inventory).
Rule 105 » Don't trust anyone who trusts you.
Rule 106 » There is no honor in poverty.
Rule 107 » A warranty is valid only if they can find you.
Rule 109 » Dignity and an empty sack is worth the sack.
Rule 111 » Treat people in your debt like family, exploit them [ruthlessly].
Rule 112 » Never have sex with the boss' sister.
Rule 113 » Always have sex with the boss.
Rule 115 » The best contract always has a lot of fine print.
Rule 116 » There's always a catch.
Rule 117 » Everything is for sale, including friendship.
Rule 119 » Never judge a customer by the size of his wallet, (...sometimes, good things come in small packages).
Rule 121 » Everything is for sale, including friendship.
Rule 123 » Even a blind man can recognize the glow of Latinum.
Rule 125 » You can't make a deal if you're dead.
Rule 126 » Count it.
Rule 127 » Stay neutral in conflict so that you can sell supplies to both sides.
Rule 135 » Never trust a beneficiary.
Rule 139 » Wives serve, brothers inherit.
Rule 141 » Only fools pay retail.
Rule 142 » There's no such thing as an unfair advantage.
Rule 143 » Risk is part of the game... play it for all it's worth.
Rule 144 » There's nothing wrong with charity...as long as it winds up in your pocket.
Rule 146 » Necessity, is the mother of invention. Profit is the father.
Rule 152 » A lie is a way to tell the truth to someone who doesn't know.
Rule 153 » Sell the sizzle, not the steak.
Rule 162 » Even in the worst of times, someone turns a profit.
Rule 169 » Competition and fair play are mutually exclusive.
Rule 171 » Blood is thicker than water, and Latinum is thicker than both.
Rule 172 » Chances aren't what they used to be.
Rule 177 » Know your enemies... but do business with them always.
Rule 181 » Not even dishonesty can tarnish the shine of profit.
Rule 188 » A fool and his money is the best customer.
Rule 189 » Let others keep their reputation. You keep their money.
Rule 190 » Hear all, trust nothing.
Rule 191 » A Ferengi waits to bid until his opponents have exhausted themselves.
Rule 192 » Never cheat a Klingon... unless you're sure you can get away with it.
Rule 194 » It's always good business to know about new customers before they walk in your door.
Rule 200 » If you're going to have to endure, make yourself comfortable.
Rule 202 » The justification of profit is profit.
Rule 203 » New customers are like razor-backed Gree worms... They can be succulent, but sometimes they bite back!
Rule 204 » It takes a Ferengi to cheat a Ferengi.
Rule 208 » Sometimes the only thing more dangerous than a question is an answer.
Rule 211 » Employees are the rungs on the ladder of success... don't hesitate to step on them.
Rule 214 » Never begin a business negotiation on an empty stomach.
Rule 216 » Never gamble with an empath.
Rule 217 » You can't free a fish from water.
Rule 218 » Always know what you're buying
Rule 219 » Possession is 11/10 of the law.
Rule 223 » Beware the man who doesn't make time for oo-mox.
Rule 229 » Latinum lasts longer than lust.
Rule 231 » There's a sucker born every minute; be sure you're the first to find each one.
Rule 236 » You can't buy fate.
Rule 239 » Never be afraid to mislabel a product.
Rule 241 » Never trust a hardworking employee.
Rule 242 » More is good... all is better.
Rule 253 » Synthehol is the lubricant of choice for a customer's stuck purse.
Rule 255 » A wife is a luxury... a smart accountant, a necessity.
Rule 256 » Accountants do not play the game; they only keep the score.
Rule 260 » Life's not fair. How else would you turn a profit?
Rule 261 » A wealthy man can afford anything except a conscience.
Rule 262 » A verbal contract isn't worth the paper it's written on.
Rule 263 » Never allow doubt to tarnish your lust for Latinum.
Rule 265 » The customer is always right, (...until you get their cash).
Rule 266 » When in doubt, lie.
Rule 267 » If you believe it, they believe it.
Rule 270 » In business deals, a disruptor can be almost as important as a calculator.
Rule 277 » Anything worth fighting for is worth hiding from.
Rule 284 » Deep down, everyone's a Ferengi.
Rule 285 » No good deed ever goes unpunished.
Rule 286 » When Morn leaves, it's all over. (Quark made this rule up)
Rule 299 » Whenever you exploit someone, it never hurts to thank them. That way, it's easier to exploit them the next time. (Neelix made this rule up)

Rene Auberjonois
Portrays Odo


Rene Auberjonois portrays Security Chief Odo, a male Changeling. In his natural shape he is a gelatinous liquid, however he can take any form he desires. To assimilate and function on the space station, he takes on a humanoid shape. "Odo is a curmudgeon of sorts," Rene explains. "He is very rigid and uptight, yet there is a wonderful humor about him."
Auberjonois was born in New York City and raised in nearby Rockland County. At 16, Rene took to the stage under the tutelage of family friend and noted director John Houseman. The son of a news correspondent, Auberjonois moved with his family to London, England, where he continued his theatre training while completing high school. Returning to the United States to attend college, he received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Drama from Carnegie-Mellon University in Pennsylvania.

Immediately following college, Auberjonois began his career in theatre at the prestigious Arena Stage in Washington, D.C., and from there he traveled between Los Angeles and New York starring in numerous theatre productions. He helped found the American Conservatory Theatre in San Francisco, the Mark Taper Repertory in Los Angeles and the Brooklyn Academy of Music Repertory Company in New York. Additionally, Auberjonois has starred in such productions as Shakespeare's "Richard III" and "Twelfth Night."

Auberjonois' first appearance on Broadway was in the musical "Coco" with Katherine Hepburn, for which he won a Tony Award. He was also honored with Tony Award nominations for his performances in the Broadway productions of "Big River," "The Good Doctor" and for his role as movie mogul Buddie Fidler in the musical "City of Angels." As a member of the Second Drama Quartet, Auberjonois toured with fellow thespians Ed Asner, Dianne Wiest and Harris Yulin during Star Trek: Deep Space Nine's third season hiatus. He appeared with the Quartet in a theatrical production of "Don Juan In Hell." The company's tour included performances in New York, Stanford, Santa Barbara, Los Angeles and London (with Mira Furlan replacing Diane Wiest).

While his theatre credits are impressive, Auberjonois has also made his mark on the silver screen, beginning with his debut in Robert Altman's ground-breaking black comedy "M*A*S*H." Since then he has appeared in feature films such as "Eyes of Laura Mars," "Brewster McCloud," "The Hindenberg" co-starring George C. Scott, and the remake of "King Kong." Auberjonois also portrayed the character of Straight Hollander in the 1993 Miramax feature film, "The Ballad of Little Jo." In addition, he appeared in the blockbuster "Batman Forever" as the insane psychiatrist Dr. Burton. In 2000, Rene could be seen in the Mel Gibson blockbuster "The Patriot" as the Reverend Oliver.

Auberjonois' voice is instantly recognizable. Auberjonois was the voice of Chef Louis in Disney's animated feature "Little Mermaid," and provided a voice-over for Turner Broadcasting's first feature film, "Cats Don't Dance." The actor has also recorded many novels, including "Shadow Moon," based on George Lucas' feature film "Willow," "Batman Forever," and two Star Trek novels.

On television, Auberjonois is well-known to audiences for his six-year portrayal of Chief of Staff Clayton Endicott III on the hit series Benson (where he co-starred with Star Trek: Voyager's Ethan Phillips). He has been nominated twice for an Emmy Award, once for Benson and also for his performance in ABC's "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow." Auberjonois is also known for his work on Showtime's Faerie Tale Theatre in "The Frog Prince" with Robin Williams, as well as "Sleeping Beauty." He has guest-starred on countless television shows, including Matlock, Civil Wars and L.A. Law. Also, along with Brent Spiner, Auberjonois starred as Professor Buonragazzo in Disney's TV musical adaptation of the Pinocchio story, "Geppetto."

Terry Farrell
Portrays Jadzia Dax


For six seasons, Terry Farrell played Lieutenant Commander Jadzia Dax, the Starfleet Science Officer aboard Deep Space Nine. As a joined Trill, Jadzia formed the eighth humanoid host for the 300 year-old symbiont creature Dax, a unique relationship fostered by the separate but interdependent twin species of her homeworld. Terry explains, "While Dax may appear as a young woman, she possesses the wisdom and knowledge that comes from seven lifetimes of experience."
Following Terry's decision to leave when her original six-year contract was up, she quickly was cast opposite Ted Danson in the half-hour situation comedy for CBS, Becker, which she starred in for four seasons. During Star Trek: Deep Space Nine's first season hiatus, Terry starred in the NBC miniseries "Star," based on Danielle Steel's novel by the same name, which aired in September 1993. In addition, Terry landed the starring role in the HBO movie "Red Sun Rising."

Born in Iowa, the beautiful and talented actress is the epitome of success. At the young age of 16, Terry signed with the prestigious Elite modeling agency, and moved to New York City. For the next several years, Terry's beauty was captured on the covers of such publications as Vogue and Mademoiselle, among many others.

Not just "another pretty face," Terry decided to take on the challenges of acting and studied extensively in New York and Los Angeles. Her acting talents were quickly recognized as she landed the co-starring role of Laurie Caswell in the ABC series Paper Dolls. Her other television work includes the NBC telefilm "L.A. Madame," co-starring Faye Dunaway, and guest starring roles on such NBC series as Quantum Leap, The Cosby Show, and Family Ties.

It was not long before Terry was garnering lead roles in feature films. Her credits include the hit movie "Back To School," in which she co-starred with Rodney Dangerfield, and the lead role in Miramax Films' "Hellraiser III."

In addition to her various television and film work,Terry has expanded her horizons by starring in a CD-ROM game produced by Osiris Publications, "Treasure Quest." In it, she acts as a players guide—leading the users to the $1 million dollar treasure through a series of complex clues.

Farrell currently lives in Los Angeles with her dog, Romona. She is married to Sprint spokesman Brian Baker.

Nana Visitor
Portrays Kira Nerys

Nana Visitor plays First Officer Major Kira Nerys, a Bajoran female who is a former terrorist. She has been fighting for Bajoran independence most of her life and is skeptical of the Federation's involvement on Deep Space Nine. "Kira embodies the warrior archetype that all women to a lesser or greater degree possess," Nana explains. "Her aggression is not without purpose, but is passionately connected to her love of the culture, spirituality, and history of the people of Bajor. A mentally and physically fearless fighter, she'll do anything for what she believes is for the good of Bajor."
A New York native, Nana was born and raised on the westside, in and around the theater district. The daughter of theatrical parents, Nana's father was a Broadway choreographer, and her mother, a ballet instructor. Nana herself began to study ballet in her mother's studio at age 7, and by the end of high school, was tapping her way to Broadway.
Visitor appeared with Angela Lansbury in the touring production of "Gypsy," and later appeared in "42nd Street." Her other stage credits include "My One and Only," "The Ladies Room" at the Tiffany Theater in Los Angeles, and "A Musical Jubilee." While still in New York, Nana appeared in the ABC daytime soap operas Ryan's Hope and One Life to Live. Nana made her feature film debut appearing with Ava Gardner in "The Sentinel."
Since arriving in Los Angeles in 1985, Nana has appeared in many television shows such as Empty Nest, Murder, She Wrote, Baby Talk, thirtysomething, Jake and the Fatman, L.A. Law, In the Heat of the Night, and Matlock. In addition, Nana starred in the role of Bryn Newhouse on the NBC sitcom Working Girl.
In a busy 2001, Visitor appeared on Broadway playing Roxie Hart in the Tony Award-winning musical "Chicago" and was also featured on Fox's Dark Angel.

PERSONNEL FILE: Dax, Jadzia
Final rank: Lieutenant Commander
Final assignment: Science officer, Deep Space Nine; helm officer, U.S.S. Defiant
Full name: Jadzia Dax
Year of birth: 2341(Host)
Place of birth: Trill
Education: (Host) Starfleet Academy, 2359-63
Marital status: Married to Worf, 51247.5
Children: None (current host)
Year of death: 2374 (Symbiont survived)
Place of death: Deep Space Nine
Quarters: Deep Space Nine, Level 6 near Corridor 1; U.S.S. Defiant, Deck 3

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