Series: Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
Season 5, Episode 14
Original Air Date: February 10, 1997
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Garak episode!
Garak receives an encoded message from Enabran Tain, his old spymaster - surprising since Tain was presumed dead. Garak and Worf head off in a runabout to the Gamma Quadrant to investigate. They are captured and placed in a seemingly inescapable interment camp, conveniently the same one as Tain. And the real General Martok. And - what's this? - Julian Bashir.
There are many important reveals in this episode, the first of a two-part story. Most importantly, we learn that the being on Deep Space 9 we had all believed to be Dr. Julian Bashir is, in fact, a Changeling imposter. Nearly as shocking, if not quite as impactful on the broader narrative, we learn that Tain is not just Garak's mentor. He's his father.
This week's story ends with a massive Dominion fleet passing through the wormhole. It would seem the long-anticipated war is about to become a reality.
No one told Alexander Siddig that his character had been taken over by a shapeshifter until the beginning of filming for "In Purgatory's Shadow." It was a sensible creative decision in order to preserve the deception. Those who put more thought into these things than I do theorize that the Changeling must have replaced Bashir sometime before "Rapture," four episodes ago.
Ziyal is back. Before Garak leaves on his crazy adventure, Ziyal confesses deep affection for him, much to her father's horror. Dukat tries to get her to leave the station, partly to avoid the war and partly to get her away from Garak. She refuses, standing up to his overbearing attempt at control. Go, Ziyal!
Acting Notes
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Melanie Smith was the third and final actor to play the part of Ziyal. "In Purgatory's Shadow" is her first of six appearances. Smith was born in Scranton, Pennsylvania, December 16, 1962. Before DS9, she'd had a principal role as Emily Stewart on five seasons of As the World Turns and had played Jerry's girlfriend Rachel Goldstein for three episodes of Seinfeld. Films include Trancers III, Molly & Gina and Night Hunters.
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