The Dominion War in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine was inevitable, so Jake Sisko's camping trip at the end of DS9 season 2 can't bear 100% of the blame for starting the war. After the discovery of the ...

In Star Trek: Deep Space Nine season 5, episode 25, "In The Cards," Jake Sisko recruits Nog in his scheme to acquire a vintage 1951 Willie Mays baseball card. Deeply concerned by the fear and low ...

Cirroc Lofton’s friends sometimes try to amuse him by buying posters, buttons and postcards bearing the face of his “Deep Space Nine” character Jake Sisko and asking for autographs. At other ...

One of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine’s defining episodes owes a key part of its success to one late night drink. The controversial and acclaimed hour “In the Pale Moonlight,” which turned 25 ...

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine broadcast In the Pale Moonlight 25 years ago this month. ... the classic episode “The Visitor” — centered on Sisko’s son, Jake (Cirroc Lofton), ...

A service is held aboard DS9 for Ben Sisko and Jake is left alone. A few months after his death, however, Jake sees his father for a few seconds, only to witness him vanish again.

The third episode of Deep Space Nine‘s fourth season (as the series was beginning to pivot its examination of Starfleet and its saints in paradise with the oncoming storm that would be the ...

In a first bold move that would prove to be one of many over its seven-season run, Deep Space Nine opens with Star Trek‘s new hero staring down the horrifying visage of its old one: Jean-Luc ...

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine’s Cirroc Lofton talked with CinemaBlend about when Tony Todd stopped by the show to play the older version of his character, Jake Sisko. Skip to main content.

No, no, no, I'm going to pit Sisko head to head with Picard and Kirk, mah friends. First, Sisko wipes the duracrete floor with JLP in the DS9 pilot, "Emissary," confronting him about that little ...