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Shadowplay

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Series :	Deep Space Nine	Rating :
Disc No :	2.4	Episode :	35
First Aired :	20 Feb 1994	Stardate :	47603.3
Director :	Robert Scheerer	Year :	2370
Writers :	Robert Hewitt Wolfe	Season :	2
Guest Cast :	Kenneth Mars as Colyus Kenneth Tobey as Rurigan Martin Cassidy as Male villager Noley Thornton as Taya Philip Anglim as Vedek Bareil Antos Trula M. Marcus as Female villager
YATI :	When the holoprojector is turned off, the only real things left are the projector itself and Rurigan. Surely he must have brought more stuff with him to this planet? Why don't we see anything when the projector is off?

Plotline

Dax and Odo discover a village where people have been mysteriously vanishing for several months. The cause turns out to be stranger than anybody could have expected...

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