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| − | The '''USS ''Nile''''' was a {{class|Danube}} [[runabout]] mentioned in the first draft script of {{DS9|Shadows and Symbols}} (dated {{d|6|July|1998}}). The ''Nile'' was the ship that [[Benjamin Sisko|Benjamin]], [[Jake Sisko|Jake]], and [[Joseph Sisko]], along with [[Ezri Dax]], used to travel to {{dis|Tyree|planet}} so Benjamin could locate the [[Orb of the Emissary]]. |
+ | The '''USS ''Nile''''' was a {{class|Danube}} [[runabout]] mentioned in the first draft script of the {{s|DS9}} [[DS9 Season 7|seventh season]] episode {{e|Shadows and Symbols}} (dated {{d|6|July|1998}}). The ''Nile'' was the ship that [[Benjamin Sisko|Benjamin]], [[Jake Sisko|Jake]], and [[Joseph Sisko]], along with [[Ezri Dax]], used to travel to {{dis|Tyree|planet}} so Benjamin could locate the [[Orb of the Emissary]]. |
| − | In this version, Ezri attempted to twice contact the ''Nile'' from the planet's surface to beam herself, Jake and Joseph aboard, due to exhaustion, but the runabout did not respond to her [[combadge]]. Later, after Benjamin located the [[Orb of the Emissary]], Dax was successfully able to contact the ''Nile'' and requested the four of them to be beamed up. |
+ | In this version, Ezri attempted to twice contact the ''Nile'' from the planet's surface to beam herself, Jake and Joseph aboard, due to exhaustion, but the runabout did not respond to her [[combadge]]. Later, after Benjamin located the [[Orb of the Emissary]], Dax was successfully able to contact the ''Nile'' and requested the four of them to be beamed up. |
By the final draft of the script (dated {{d|15|July|1998}}), all three references to the ''Nile'' had been removed, and much of the first scene and portions of the second scene had been rewritten altogether. |
By the final draft of the script (dated {{d|15|July|1998}}), all three references to the ''Nile'' had been removed, and much of the first scene and portions of the second scene had been rewritten altogether. |
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Although no runabout was mentioned by name in the episode, the ship was visually identified on-screen as the {{USS|Rio Grande}}. |
Although no runabout was mentioned by name in the episode, the ship was visually identified on-screen as the {{USS|Rio Grande}}. |
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| + | The ''Nile'' was also referenced in the [[novels|novel]] ''[[Worlds of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Volume Two]]''. |
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| + | *{{mbeta|USS Nile (Danube class)|USS ''Nile''}} |
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{{DISPLAYTITLE|USS ''Nile''}} |
{{DISPLAYTITLE|USS ''Nile''}} |
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[[Category:Unused production material|Nile, USS]] |
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Revision as of 15:57, 25 September 2019
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The USS Nile was a Danube-class runabout mentioned in the first draft script of the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine seventh season episode "Shadows and Symbols" (dated 6 July 1998). The Nile was the ship that Benjamin, Jake, and Joseph Sisko, along with Ezri Dax, used to travel to Tyree so Benjamin could locate the Orb of the Emissary.
In this version, Ezri attempted to twice contact the Nile from the planet's surface to beam herself, Jake and Joseph aboard, due to exhaustion, but the runabout did not respond to her combadge. Later, after Benjamin located the Orb of the Emissary, Dax was successfully able to contact the Nile and requested the four of them to be beamed up.
By the final draft of the script (dated 15 July 1998), all three references to the Nile had been removed, and much of the first scene and portions of the second scene had been rewritten altogether.
Although no runabout was mentioned by name in the episode, the ship was visually identified on-screen as the USS Rio Grande.
The Nile was also referenced in the novel Worlds of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Volume Two.
External link
- USS Nile at Memory Beta, the wiki for licensed Star Trek works