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Review

Series :	Deep Space Nine	Rating :
Disc No :	3.5	Episode :	62
First Aired :	27 Feb 1995	Stardate :	Unknown
Director :	Reza Badiyi	Year :	2371
Writers :	Ethan H. Calk	Season :	3
Guest Cast :	Annette Helde as Karina Bob Minor as Bo'rak Dennis Madalone as Atul Jack Shearer as Ruwon Ray Young as Morka
Moral :	Radiation :  There's nothing that can't be explained with the correct application of technobabble.

Plotline

After an accident floods him with radiation, O'Brien finds himself periodically jumping through time to a few hours in the future. But among the things he sees are his own murder and the total destruction of Deep Space Nine.

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Copyright Graham Kennedy

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