These '''spectators''' watched [[Vedek]] [[Winn Adami]] and [[Bareil Antos]] during their speech on the [[Promenade]] in [[2369]]. When Commander Benjamin Sisko stopped [[Neela]], who tried to [[assassination|assassinate]] Bareil, he knocked the Bajoran man and the second Human man to the ground. ({{DS9|In the Hands of the Prophets}})
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These '''spectators''' watched [[Vedek]] [[Winn Adami]] and [[Bareil Antos]] during their {{dis|speech|public}} on the [[Promenade]] in [[2369]]. When Commander Benjamin Sisko stopped [[Neela]], who tried to [[assassination|assassinate]] Bareil, he knocked the Bajoran man and the second Human man to the ground. ({{DS9|In the Hands of the Prophets}})
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{{bginfo|All three performers received no credit for their appearance.}}
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These '''springball spectators''' and watched Major Kira during her matches, including one with a male '''opponent'''. ({{DS9|For the Cause}})
These '''springball spectators''' and watched Major Kira during her matches, including one with a male '''opponent'''. ({{DS9|For the Cause}})
{{bginfo|Most of the spectators were Bajorans, with a few Humans. They were played by [[unknown performers]]. [[Julian Bashir|Bashir]], [[Elim Garak|Garak]] and [[Tora Ziyal|Ziyal]] were also present.|Although his face was not seen, the script confirms that the opponent was a male Bajoran. He was played by an [[unknown actor]]. (''{{st-minutiae|resources/scripts/494.txt|script}}'')}}
{{bginfo|Most of the spectators were Bajorans, with a few Humans. They were played by [[unknown performers]]. [[Julian Bashir|Bashir]], [[Elim Garak|Garak]] and [[Tora Ziyal|Ziyal]] were also present.|Although his face was not seen, the script confirms that the opponent was a male Bajoran. He was played by an [[unknown actor]]. (''{{st-minutiae|resources/scripts/494.txt|script}}'')}}
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{{see-list|DS9 Antican 001||Unnamed Anticans}}
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==== Anti-Odo mob ====
==== Anti-Odo mob ====
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===== Mob member 1 {{anchor|Bajoran anti-Odo 001}}=====
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==== Bajorans following Sisko {{anchor|Bajorans 002}}====
'''Bajoran residents''' on the Promenade crowded around Benjamin Sisko as he was walking among them. Sisko had received a series of [[pagh'tem'far]] and could see the past, present, and future. The people wished to hear his wisdom. ({{DS9|Rapture}})
'''Bajoran residents''' on the Promenade crowded around Benjamin Sisko as he was walking among them. Sisko had received a series of [[pagh'tem'far]] and could see the past, present, and future. The people wished to hear his wisdom. ({{DS9|Rapture}})
{{bginfo|The residents were played by [[unknown performer]]s.}}
{{bginfo|The residents were played by [[unknown performer]]s.}}
This '''Bajoran man''' was one of the residents aboard Deep Space 9 in 2369.
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He was one of the civilians, listening to the {{dis|speech|public}} of Vedeks Bareil and Winn on the Promenade aboard Deep Space 9. He also witnessed the [[assassination]] attempt on Bareil by [[Neela]]. ({{DS9|In the Hands of the Prophets}})
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{{bginfo|This Bajoran was played by background actor [[Bob Harks]] who received no credit for his appearance.}}
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==== Bajoran with aphasia {{anchor|Bajoran aphasia 001}}====
A '''Bajoran with aphasia''' contracted the disease from a [[virus]] that was left behind on [[Terok Nor]] following the [[Cardassian]] [[occupation]]. The virus made the person unable to speak coherently. ({{DS9|Babel}})
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A '''Bajoran with aphasia''' contracted the disease from a [[virus]] that was left behind on [[Terok Nor]] following the [[Cardassian]] [[Occupation of Bajor]]. The virus made the person unable to speak coherently. ({{DS9|Babel}})
{{bginfo|This Bajoran was played by an [[unknown actor]].}}
{{bginfo|This Bajoran was played by an [[unknown actor]].}}
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This '''Bajoran woman''' was a resident aboard Deep Space 9.
This '''Bajoran woman''' was a resident aboard Deep Space 9.
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Dressed in a red dress, she watched the speech of Vedeks Bareil and Winn on the Promenade aboard Deep Space 9. She also witnessed the [[assassination]] attempt on Bareil by [[Neela]]. ({{DS9|In the Hands of the Prophets}})
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Dressed in a red dress, she watched the {{dis|speech|public}} of Vedeks Bareil and Winn on the Promenade aboard Deep Space 9. She also witnessed the [[assassination]] attempt on Bareil by [[Neela]]. ({{DS9|In the Hands of the Prophets}})
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She was one of the Bajorans told by [[Li Nalas]] to calm down and leave the space aboard the [[runabout]]s to non-Bajorans during the [[evacuation]] of the station. ({{DS9|The Siege}})
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She visited Quark's bar where she took part in a game near the entry of the bar. Later, she was walking on the upper level of the Promenade when Major Kira talked to Grand Nagus Zek regarding his present. ({{DS9|Rules of Acquisition}})
She walked on the Promenade when several groups of [[Skrreean refugees 001|Skrreeans]] arrived on the station. ({{DS9|Sanctuary}})
She walked on the Promenade when several groups of [[Skrreean refugees 001|Skrreeans]] arrived on the station. ({{DS9|Sanctuary}})
She was also on the Promenade and talked to another civilian when she passed [[Sakonna]] and [[William Samuels]] near the [[Promenade directory]]. ({{DS9|The Maquis, Part I}})
She was also on the Promenade and talked to another civilian when she passed [[Sakonna]] and [[William Samuels]] near the [[Promenade directory]]. ({{DS9|The Maquis, Part I}})
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She was walking on the Promenade and talking to another Bajoran when Odo and Quark were released from the [[security office]] and security aboard the station was back. ({{DS9|Civil Defense}})
She visited the replimat when Kira introduced Odo to [[Tiron]]. ({{DS9|Meridian}})
She visited the replimat when Kira introduced Odo to [[Tiron]]. ({{DS9|Meridian}})
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She was working in one of the shops on the Promenade. ({{DS9|What You Leave Behind}})
She was working in one of the shops on the Promenade. ({{DS9|What You Leave Behind}})
{{bginfo|This Bajoran woman was played by regular background actress [[Mary Mascari]] who received no credit for her appearances.}}
{{bginfo|This Bajoran woman was played by regular background actress [[Mary Mascari]] who received no credit for her appearances.}}
She was walking on the second level of the Promenade in 2373 when several stopped in front of the large [[window]]s and watched another Dominion convoy pass the wormhole. Later, she was among the Bajorans who were evacuated to Bajor. ({{DS9|Call to Arms}})
She was walking on the second level of the Promenade in 2373 when several stopped in front of the large [[window]]s and watched another Dominion convoy pass the wormhole. Later, she was among the Bajorans who were evacuated to Bajor. ({{DS9|Call to Arms}})
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She was walking on the upper level of the Promenade near Quark's where she passed Worf, Odo, and Doctor Bashir. ({{DS9|The Reckoning}})
She had a drink with a fellow [[Bajoran DS9 female 007|Bajoran woman]] in Quark's when Quark, disguised as "[[Lumba]]", had a drink with [[Nilva]]. ({{DS9|Profit and Lace}})
She had a drink with a fellow [[Bajoran DS9 female 007|Bajoran woman]] in Quark's when Quark, disguised as "[[Lumba]]", had a drink with [[Nilva]]. ({{DS9|Profit and Lace}})
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She passed Worf, Martok, Sisko and Admiral Ross in front of Quark's bar when Worf was asked to be the Federation ambassador to [[Qo'noS]]. ({{DS9|What You Leave Behind}})
She passed Worf, Martok, Sisko and Admiral Ross in front of Quark's bar when Worf was asked to be the Federation ambassador to [[Qo'noS]]. ({{DS9|What You Leave Behind}})
{{bginfo|This Bajoran woman was played by regular background actress [[Dorothy Hack]] who received no credit for her appearances.}}
{{bginfo|This Bajoran woman was played by regular background actress [[Dorothy Hack]] who received no credit for her appearances.}}
She was among the group of civilians and Bajorans who welcomed Captain Sisko and the Federation back aboard Deep Space 9 following the retreat of the Dominion and the Cardassians in 2374. ({{DS9|Sacrifice of Angels}})
She was among the group of civilians and Bajorans who welcomed Captain Sisko and the Federation back aboard Deep Space 9 following the retreat of the Dominion and the Cardassians in 2374. ({{DS9|Sacrifice of Angels}})
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She visited the Bajoran [[shrine]] on the Promenade when the [[mirror universe]] counterpart of {{mu|Bareil Antos}} joined the ceremony led by Vedek [[Ossan]]. Later, she and another woman passed Bareil and Major Kira on the Promenade. ({{DS9|Resurrection}})
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She visited the [[Bajoran temple]] on the Promenade when the [[mirror universe]] counterpart of {{mu|Bareil Antos}} joined the ceremony led by Vedek [[Ossan]]. Later, she and another woman passed Bareil and Major Kira on the Promenade. ({{DS9|Resurrection}})
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She was selling some things at a small sales table at the Promenade near the Bajoran temple. ({{DS9|The Reckoning}})
She had a drink with a fellow [[Bajoran DS9 female 006|Bajoran woman]] in Quark's when Quark, disguised as "[[Lumba]]", had a drink with [[Nilva]]. ({{DS9|Profit and Lace}})
She had a drink with a fellow [[Bajoran DS9 female 006|Bajoran woman]] in Quark's when Quark, disguised as "[[Lumba]]", had a drink with [[Nilva]]. ({{DS9|Profit and Lace}})
{{bginfo|This recurring Bajoran woman was played by an [[unknown actress]].|She also appeared as an [[El-Aurian survivors 001|El-Aurian survivor]] in {{film|7}} and as a Hospital administrator in the ''Ally McBeal'' first season episode "These Are the Days" in 1998.}}
{{bginfo|This recurring Bajoran woman was played by an [[unknown actress]].|She also appeared as an [[El-Aurian survivors 001|El-Aurian survivor]] in {{film|7}} and as a Hospital administrator in the ''Ally McBeal'' first season episode "These Are the Days" in 1998.}}
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This '''Bajoran woman''' was a resident aboard Deep Space 9.
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She passed Major Kira and Jadzia Dax on the Promenade in front of Quark's when Quark tried to get the two female officers into his bar. Later, she visited Quark's bar herself. ({{DS9|Babel}})
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She was present on the Promenade during the bombing of the station's school and during the {{dis|speech|public}} of Vedek Bareil and Vedek Winn. She also witnessed the assassination attempt at Vedek Bareil. ({{DS9|In the Hands of the Prophets}})
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She was one of the Bajorans told by [[Li Nalas]] to calm down and leave the space aboard the [[runabout]]s to non-Bajorans during the [[evacuation]] of the station. ({{DS9|The Siege}})
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She was one of the spectators outside of Quark's during the investigation regarding the killing of [[Kozak]]. She also listened to Quark's speech, how he killed the Klingon in self defense. ({{DS9|The House of Quark}})
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In 2371, she prepared [[fabric]] on the Promenade for the [[Bajoran Gratitude Festival]] and attended the festival openening by Major Kira on the Promenade. ({{DS9|Fascination}})
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{{bginfo|This recurring Bajoran was played by regular background actress and [[stand-in]] [[Susan Lewis]], who received no credit for her appearances.}}
This Bajoran man married [[Ensign]] [[Latara]], who was stationed aboard Deep Space 9, in [[2372]]. After their marriage, they asked for Captain Benjamin Sisko, the [[Emissary of the Prophets]], to give his [[blessing]] to their union. He did so, making them both very happy. ({{DS9|Accession}})
This Bajoran man married [[Ensign]] [[Latara]], who was stationed aboard Deep Space 9, in [[2372]]. After their marriage, they asked for Captain Benjamin Sisko, the [[Emissary of the Prophets]], to give his [[blessing]] to their union. He did so, making them both very happy. ({{DS9|Accession}})
{{bginfo|This Bajoran man was played by an [[unknown actor]].}}
{{bginfo|This Bajoran man was played by an [[unknown actor]].}}
This '''Bajoran monk''' was present when Vedek Winn Adami gathered a group of Bajorans around her and confronted [[Keiko O'Brien]] with the [[Bajoran religion]] on the Promenade. He supported Winn and left the place behind her. Later he assisted her dressing up inside the [[Bajoran shrine]]. After the failed [[assassination]] attempt on Vedek Bareil by Neela, he accompanied Vedek Winn off the station. ({{DS9|In the Hands of the Prophets}})
This '''Bajoran monk''' was present when Vedek Winn Adami gathered a group of Bajorans around her and confronted [[Keiko O'Brien]] with the [[Bajoran religion]] on the Promenade. He supported Winn and left the place behind her. Later he assisted her dressing up inside the [[Bajoran shrine]]. After the failed [[assassination]] attempt on Vedek Bareil by Neela, he accompanied Vedek Winn off the station. ({{DS9|In the Hands of the Prophets}})
{{bginfo|This Bajoran monk was played by an [[unknown actor]].}}
{{bginfo|This Bajoran monk was played by an [[unknown actor]].}}
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{{bginfo|This monk was played by an [[unknown actor]].}}
This '''[[Ranjen]]''' was walking on the [[Promenade]] and ringing the {{dis|bell|instrument}} to announce services at the [[Bajoran temple]] in [[2374]]. He was passed by {{dis|Captain|rank}} [[Benjamin Sisko]] who stopped and considered to enter the temple for services. The ranjen looked surprised at Sisko. When Sisko prepared to enter, he was contacted by [[Lieutenant Commander]] [[Worf]] over com and had to leave because of the arrival of [[Kai]] [[Winn Adami]]. The ranjen stood at the doorway of the temple and starred at Sisko until he left.
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Later, the ranjen was among the Bajorans who sent [[prayer]]s to the [[Prophet]]s by sitting on the [[floor]] of the Promenade and led by Kai Winn. When Benjamin Sisko arrived to send this last group to the transport due to the [[evacuation]] of the station, the ranjen left with the other Bajorans after Winn told them to do so. ({{DS9|The Reckoning}})
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{{bginfo|This ranjen was played by an [[unknown actor]].|He was identified as ranjen in the [[script]] of the episode.|{{CCG name|Shandor|his}}}}
===== Vedek at auction {{anchor|Vedek 001}}=====
===== Vedek at auction {{anchor|Vedek 001}}=====
[[File:Vedek at auction.jpg|thumb|150px|A Bajoran vedek]]
[[File:Vedek at auction.jpg|thumb|150px|A Bajoran vedek]]
This '''Bajoran vedek''' was present during an auction in Quark's in [[2373]]. He was one of the bidders. ({{DS9|In the Cards}})
This '''Bajoran vedek''' was present during an auction in Quark's in [[2373]]. He was one of the bidders. ({{DS9|In the Cards}})
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===== Bajorans standing around {{anchor|Bajorans 004}}=====
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[[File:Bajoran boy 2375.jpg|thumb|150px|Bajorans at Replimat]]
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These '''Bajorans''' were standing at the [[Replimat]] and watched [[Captain]] [[Benjamin Sisko|Sisko]] after they learned that Sisko planned to marry [[Kasidy Yates]]. ({{DS9|Penumbra}})
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These '''Bajorans''' were standing at the [[Replimat]] and watched {{dis|Captain|rank}} [[Benjamin Sisko|Sisko]] after they learned that Sisko planned to marry [[Kasidy Yates]]. ({{DS9|Penumbra}})
{{bginfo|The Bajoran boy has his own article. The other Bajorans behind him were played by [[unknown performers]].}}
{{bginfo|The Bajoran boy has his own article. The other Bajorans behind him were played by [[unknown performers]].}}
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Later, [[Q]] disguised himself as the Bajoran waiter to prevent Bashir dating [[Vash]] for [[dinner]]. ({{DS9|Q-Less}})
Later, [[Q]] disguised himself as the Bajoran waiter to prevent Bashir dating [[Vash]] for [[dinner]]. ({{DS9|Q-Less}})
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{{bginfo|This Bajoran waiter was played by an [[unknown actor]].}}
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===== Garanian bolites couple {{anchors|Bajoran male 001|Bajoran female 002}}=====
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After the employees of Quark's decided to end their strike, Leeta stopped him as he entered, saying, "''why don't you try your luck at the Dabo wheel? Remember, every Bajoran gets one free spin.''" ({{DS9|Bar Association}})
After the employees of Quark's decided to end their strike, Leeta stopped him as he entered, saying, "''why don't you try your luck at the Dabo wheel? Remember, every Bajoran gets one free spin.''" ({{DS9|Bar Association}})
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==== Woman {{anchor|Bajoran female 004}}====
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A '''Bajoran woman''' was behind a security deputy who confronted [[Lursa]] and [[B'Etor]]. ({{DS9|Past Prologue}})
A '''Bajoran woman''' was behind a security deputy who confronted [[Lursa]] and [[B'Etor]]. ({{DS9|Past Prologue}})
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{{bginfo|This Bajoran woman was played by an [[unknown actress]].}}
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Together with a Bolian man she was leaving the station in [[2370]]. ({{DS9|The Siege}})
Together with a Bolian man she was leaving the station in [[2370]]. ({{DS9|The Siege}})
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She was a guest in [[Club Martus]] where she wonin a game with the [[gambling device]] in 2370. ({{DS9|Rivals}})
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She was exiting Quark's behind [[Martus Mazur]], as Mazur spotted [[Roana]] across the Promenade. She, along with a Bajoran man, later passed Quark and [[Commander]] [[Benjamin Sisko]] as Quark argued against the opening of [[Club Martus]]. She was later a guest in [[Club Martus]] where she conversed with a [[Pakled DS9 visitors 001|Pakled guest]], before going on a winning streak with one of Martus' [[gambling device]]s. A short time later she was among the crowd of gamblers who all hit the [[jackpot]] at the same time. She was later seen leaving Club Martus as Quark arranged the [[racquetball]] match between [[Miles O'Brien]] and [[Julian Bashir]] across the way. Afterwards she stood outside of Quark's, telling of her winnings, with the same Paklad man. At 1200 hours the next day, the same two stood in Quark's and watched the aforementioned match between O'Brien and Bashir on a [[viewscreen]] Quark had set up over his [[bar]]. She was later expressed anger when O'Brien disconnected the video feed. ({{DS9|Rivals}})
She was frequently seen on the Promenade such as when Vedek Bareil visited the station. ({{DS9|Shadowplay}})
She was frequently seen on the Promenade such as when Vedek Bareil visited the station. ({{DS9|Shadowplay}})
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She observed the Promenade from the second level when Doctor Bashir and Garak met for [[lunch]] in the Replimat. ({{DS9|The Wire}})
She observed the Promenade from the second level when Doctor Bashir and Garak met for [[lunch]] in the Replimat. ({{DS9|The Wire}})
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She was present on the Promenade when {{USS|Voyager}} docked at Deep Space 9 in [[2371]]. ({{VOY|Caretaker}})
She participated in the dabo game at Quark's when a brawl between the [[Klingon Intelligence]] officers and [[Romulan]] guards started and was shocked by the following fight. ({{DS9|Visionary}})
She participated in the dabo game at Quark's when a brawl between the [[Klingon Intelligence]] officers and [[Romulan]] guards started and was shocked by the following fight. ({{DS9|Visionary}})
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She was sitting at the bar in Quark's when Miles O'Brien attacked Quark because of serving his drink not fast enough. ({{DS9|Hard Time}})
She was sitting at the bar in Quark's when Miles O'Brien attacked Quark because of serving his drink not fast enough. ({{DS9|Hard Time}})
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She was present on the Promenade when {{USS|Voyager}} docked at Deep Space 9. ({{VOY|Caretaker}})
{{bginfo|[[File:Bolian female.jpg|thumb|100px|Production photo]]|This Bolian was played by regular background actress [[Mary Meinel-Newport]], who received no credit for her appearances.|This Bolian female is possibly [[Lysia Arlin]].}}
{{bginfo|[[File:Bolian female.jpg|thumb|100px|Production photo]]|This Bolian was played by regular background actress [[Mary Meinel-Newport]], who received no credit for her appearances.|This Bolian female is possibly [[Lysia Arlin]].}}
He informed Quark that his cousin {{dis|Gaila|Ferengi}} was about to arrive on the station. ({{DS9|Business as Usual}})
He informed Quark that his cousin {{dis|Gaila|Ferengi}} was about to arrive on the station. ({{DS9|Business as Usual}})
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He was one of the bidders at an auction held at [[Quark's]] in late [[2373]] and purchased a post-[[eventualist movement|eventualist]], pre-[[Matoian movement|Matoian]] [[bronze]] and [[triptin]] sculpture for one bar and three strips of [[Latinum]]. Quark called him "the blue man with the good shoes". ({{DS9|In the Cards}})
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He was one of the bidders at an auction held at [[Quark's]] in late [[2373]] and purchased a post-[[eventualist movement|eventualist]], pre-[[Matoian movement|Matoian]] [[bronze]] and [[triptin]] sculpture for one bar and three strips of [[latinum]]. Quark called him "the blue man with the good shoes". ({{DS9|In the Cards}})
He was an invited guest to [[Jadzia Dax]]'s bachelorette party and engaged in a strange dance/fight with [[Morn]]; Kira called it a "scuffle". ({{DS9|You Are Cordially Invited}})
He was an invited guest to [[Jadzia Dax]]'s bachelorette party and engaged in a strange dance/fight with [[Morn]]; Kira called it a "scuffle". ({{DS9|You Are Cordially Invited}})
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{{bginfo|This recurring Bolian was played by an [[unknown actor]].}}
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This Bolian was seen near [[Quark]]. ({{DS9|Business as Usual}})
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These '''Deep Space 9 residents''' were among the people who were evacuated when the Cardassians, under the command of Gul Jasad, attacked the station in 2369. Following several explosions on the promenade they were hit by structures of the station and thrown through the air. ({{DS9|Emissary}})
These '''Deep Space 9 residents''' were among the people who were evacuated when the Cardassians, under the command of Gul Jasad, attacked the station in 2369. Following several explosions on the promenade they were hit by structures of the station and thrown through the air. ({{DS9|Emissary}})
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File:DS9 resident 3 2369, Emissary.jpg|Human resident<br />''Played by [[Buck McDancer]]''
File:DS9 resident 3 2369, Emissary.jpg|Human resident<br />''Played by [[Buck McDancer]]''
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This '''Human''' was eating on [[Deep Space 9]] in [[2371]] with a [[Talarian eater 001|Talarian]] who had barely touched his food while the Human had already finished. [[Garak]] pointed them out to [[Julian Bashir]] as an example to support his hypothesis that eating quickly rather than savoring one's food was a Human characteristic. Annoyed, Bashir then suggested that Garak and the Talarian could spend the afternoon together while he and the Human ate [[dessert]]. ({{DS9|Improbable Cause}})
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==== Human female in dress {{anchor|Human female in dress 001}}====
[[File:Female civilian in dress aboard ds9, 2372.jpg|thumb|150px|A female civilian]]
[[File:Female civilian in dress aboard ds9, 2372.jpg|thumb|150px|A female civilian]]
This '''female civilian''' was waiting in front of an [[airlock]] aboard Deep Space 9 when [[Onaya]] arrived aboard the station in [[2372]]. ({{DS9|The Muse}})
This '''female civilian''' was waiting in front of an [[airlock]] aboard Deep Space 9 when [[Onaya]] arrived aboard the station in [[2372]]. ({{DS9|The Muse}})
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{{bginfo|This woman was played by an [[unknown actress]].|The dress worn by her in this episode was originally created for [[Alsia]] in the {{y|1994}} {{s|4}} episode {{e|Rivals}} and was [[User:ThomasHL#"The dress"|re-used in several ''Star Trek'' films and episodes]]. It was sold off on the [[It's A Wrap! sale and auction]] on eBay. ''{{stala|3500}}''}}
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{{bginfo|This woman was played by an [[unknown actress]].|The dress worn by her in this episode was originally created for [[Alsia]] in the {{y|1994}} {{s|DS9}} episode {{e|Rivals}} and was [[Fashion#"The flower dress"|re-used in several ''Star Trek'' films and episodes]]. It was sold off on the [[It's A Wrap! sale and auction]] on eBay. ''{{stala|3500}}''}}
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She had a conversation with Doctor Bashir in front of the [[infirmary]] when Miles O'Brien gave {{dis|Tosk|species}} a tour on the promenade. She examined him doubtful and left with Bashir inside the infirmary. Later she visited Quark's where she met some other civilians. ({{DS9|Captive Pursuit}})
She had a conversation with Doctor Bashir in front of the [[infirmary]] when Miles O'Brien gave {{dis|Tosk|species}} a tour on the promenade. She examined him doubtful and left with Bashir inside the infirmary. Later she visited Quark's where she met some other civilians. ({{DS9|Captive Pursuit}})
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The same year she passed the [[Klaestron]] [[Ilon Tandro]] and the [[Klaestron officer 001|two]] [[Klaestron officer 002|Klaestron officers]] on the Promenade and visited Quark's before the [[Federation freighter]] ''[[Norkova]]'' arrived at Deep Space 9. ({{DS9|Dax|The Passenger}})
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The same year she passed the [[Klaestron]] [[Ilon Tandro]] and the [[Klaestron officer 001|two]] [[Klaestron officer 002|Klaestron officers]] on the Promenade and visited Quark's before the [[Federation]] [[freighter]] ''[[Norkova]]'' arrived at Deep Space 9. ({{DS9|Dax|The Passenger}})
She was talking to [[Morn]] on the Promenade when [[Nog]] and [[Jake Sisko]] made a business deal with the [[Lissepian captain 001|Lissepian freighter captain]]. Later she participated in several games at Quark's and was meeting with friends in the bar. ({{DS9|Progress}})
She was talking to [[Morn]] on the Promenade when [[Nog]] and [[Jake Sisko]] made a business deal with the [[Lissepian captain 001|Lissepian freighter captain]]. Later she participated in several games at Quark's and was meeting with friends in the bar. ({{DS9|Progress}})
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She was talking to a Bajoran officer when a [[Bajoran DS9 vendor|Bajoran vendor]] refused to sell a [[jumja stick]] to Chief O'Brien. Later she witnessed the destruction of the stations [[school]] by a [[bomb]] and [[Vedek]] [[Winn Adami]]'s walk through the aftermath. She was very excited when Vedek [[Bareil Antos]] visited the station and tried to grab him shortly before [[Neela]]'s [[assassination]] attempt on Bareil's life. ({{DS9|In the Hands of the Prophets}})
She was talking to a Bajoran officer when a [[Bajoran DS9 vendor|Bajoran vendor]] refused to sell a [[jumja stick]] to Chief O'Brien. Later she witnessed the destruction of the stations [[school]] by a [[bomb]] and [[Vedek]] [[Winn Adami]]'s walk through the aftermath. She was very excited when Vedek [[Bareil Antos]] visited the station and tried to grab him shortly before [[Neela]]'s [[assassination]] attempt on Bareil's life. ({{DS9|In the Hands of the Prophets}})
{{bginfo|This resident was played by regular background actress [[Tyana Parr]], who received no credit for her appearances.}}
{{bginfo|This resident was played by regular background actress [[Tyana Parr]], who received no credit for her appearances.}}
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She was also on the Promenade when the [[school]] aboard the station was destroyed by a [[bomb]] and when [[Vedek]] [[Winn Adami]] visited the aftermath. Later she witnessed [[Neela]]'s [[assassination]] attempt of Vedek [[Bareil Antos]]. ({{DS9|In the Hands of the Prophets}})
She was also on the Promenade when the [[school]] aboard the station was destroyed by a [[bomb]] and when [[Vedek]] [[Winn Adami]] visited the aftermath. Later she witnessed [[Neela]]'s [[assassination]] attempt of Vedek [[Bareil Antos]]. ({{DS9|In the Hands of the Prophets}})
{{bginfo|This DS9 resident was played by regular background actress [[Holiday Freeman]] who received no credit for her appearances.}}
{{bginfo|This DS9 resident was played by regular background actress [[Holiday Freeman]] who received no credit for her appearances.}}
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==== Human female 3 {{anchor|Human female 003}} ====
==== Human female 3 {{anchor|Human female 003}} ====
[[File:Woman on the promenade witnessing the arrival of Lursa and B'Etor.jpg|thumb]]
[[File:Woman on the promenade witnessing the arrival of Lursa and B'Etor.jpg|thumb]]
'''Woman on the Promenade''' witnessing the arrival of [[Lursa]] and [[B'Etor]] aboard [[Deep Space 9]]. ({{DS9|Past Prologue}})
'''Woman on the Promenade''' witnessing the arrival of [[Lursa]] and [[B'Etor]] aboard [[Deep Space 9]]. ({{DS9|Past Prologue}})
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A '''Human woman''' walking on the [[Promenade]] aboard [[Deep Space 9]]. ({{DS9|Babel}})
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{{bginfo|She was played by an [[unknown actress]].}}
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This '''Human man''' was among the residents of Deep Space 9 who were evacuated when the Cardassians under the command of [[Gul]] [[Jasad]] attacked the station in 2369. Caused by several explosions on the promenade he was hit by a structure of the station. ({{DS9|Emissary}})
This '''Human man''' was among the residents of Deep Space 9 who were evacuated when the Cardassians under the command of [[Gul]] [[Jasad]] attacked the station in 2369. Caused by several explosions on the promenade he was hit by a structure of the station. ({{DS9|Emissary}})
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He was present when [[Vedek]] [[Winn Adami|Winn]] and [[Bareil Antos|Bareil]] held a speech on the Promenade in [[2369]]. When [[Neela]] tried to [[assassination|assassinate]] Bareil she was stopped by Commander [[Benjamin Sisko|Sisko]]. This man was knocked to the ground by Sisko on his way to stop her. ({{DS9|In the Hands of the Prophets}})
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He was present when [[Vedek]] [[Winn Adami|Winn]] and [[Bareil Antos|Bareil]] held a {{dis|speech|public}} on the Promenade in [[2369]]. When [[Neela]] tried to [[assassination|assassinate]] Bareil she was stopped by Commander [[Benjamin Sisko|Sisko]]. This man was knocked to the ground by Sisko on his way to stop her. ({{DS9|In the Hands of the Prophets}})
{{bginfo|This man was played by stunt actor [[George Colucci]], who received no credit for his appearances.}}
{{bginfo|This man was played by stunt actor [[George Colucci]], who received no credit for his appearances.}}
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==== Human male 2 {{anchor|Human male 004}}====
==== Human male 2 {{anchor|Human male 004}}====
[[File:Human passerby 2369.jpg|thumb|150px|A male Human]]
[[File:Human passerby 2369.jpg|thumb|150px|A male Human]]
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[[File:Human DS9 resident 4.jpg|thumb|150px|A male Human]]
This '''Human male''' resided aboard Deep Space 9 for several years.
This '''Human male''' resided aboard Deep Space 9 for several years.
He visited Quark's Bar shortly before Odo was accused of murdering [[Ibudan]]. ({{DS9|A Man Alone}})
He visited Quark's Bar shortly before Odo was accused of murdering [[Ibudan]]. ({{DS9|A Man Alone}})
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He passed the security office when Odo interrogated Quark and Rom and was later standing in front of the office when the [[Miradorn]] [[Ah-Kel]] and [[Ah-Kel's raiderpersonnel|his crew]] blocked the entrance. ({{DS9|Vortex}})
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He passed the security office when Odo interrogated Quark and Rom and was later standing in front of the office when the [[Miradorn]] [[Ah-Kel]] and [[Ah-Kel's crew 000|his crew]] blocked the entrance. ({{DS9|Vortex}})
He visited the Promenade when Odo banished Jake Sisko and Nog from sitting on the second level. Later he witnessed Nog running into Commander Sisko after the Ferengi broke into the [[security office]]. ({{DS9|The Storyteller}})
He visited the Promenade when Odo banished Jake Sisko and Nog from sitting on the second level. Later he witnessed Nog running into Commander Sisko after the Ferengi broke into the [[security office]]. ({{DS9|The Storyteller}})
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==== Human male 3 {{anchor|Human male 005}}====
==== Human male 3 {{anchor|Human male 005}}====
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[[File:Civilian The Visitor.jpg|thumb|150px|A Human resident of DS9]]
This '''Human man''' attended the memorial service for Benjamin Sisko in an alternate timeline in early 2372 on the promenade. ({{DS9|The Visitor}})
This '''Human man''' attended the memorial service for Benjamin Sisko in an alternate timeline in early 2372 on the promenade. ({{DS9|The Visitor}})
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These two '''Humans''' suffered from the [[aphasia virus]] in [[2369]]. They were infected after a [[aphasia device|Bajoran device]] malfunctioned and infected Deep Space 9 while under Bajoran/Federation occupation. ({{DS9|Babel}})
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These three '''Humans''' suffered from the [[aphasia virus]] in [[2369]]. They were infected after a [[aphasia device|Bajoran device]] malfunctioned and infected Deep Space 9 while under Bajoran/Federation occupation. ({{DS9|Babel}})
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File:Human with Aphasia.jpg|''Played by an [[unknown actor]]''
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File:Human with Aphasia - 2.jpg|''Played by an [[unknown actor]]''
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[[Ensign]] {{dis|Kelly|Ensign}}'s '''daughter''' worked with a [[Bajoran student 001|Bajoran girl]] on a [[prize]]-winning [[science fair]] project by [[2370]]. [[Benjamin Sisko]] used their relationship as an example of the relationships members of [[Deep Space 9]]'s crew and residents had developed with Bajorans. ({{DS9|The Siege}})
[[Ensign]] {{dis|Kelly|Ensign}}'s '''daughter''' worked with a [[Bajoran student 001|Bajoran girl]] on a [[prize]]-winning [[science fair]] project by [[2370]]. [[Benjamin Sisko]] used their relationship as an example of the relationships members of [[Deep Space 9]]'s crew and residents had developed with Bajorans. ({{DS9|The Siege}})
In the [[2370s]], the '''Klingon [[chef]]''' owned the [[Klingon restaurant]] on [[Deep Space 9]]. His restaurant featured authentic [[Klingon]] cuisine including ''[[racht]]''. [[Melora Pazlar]], an [[Elaysian]], who visited his restaurant when she was on a mission to chart the [[Gamma Quadrant]], ordered the ''racht''. She yelled at him in [[Klingonese]] that it was half dead. He laughed, and appreciated that she knew that ''racht'' should always be served live. He also serenaded his customers with traditional Klingon folk songs and a [[Klingon accordion]]. ({{DS9|Melora|Playing God}})
In the [[2370s]], the '''Klingon [[chef]]''' owned the [[Klingon restaurant]] on [[Deep Space 9]]. His restaurant featured authentic [[Klingon]] cuisine including ''[[racht]]''. [[Melora Pazlar]], an [[Elaysian]], who visited his restaurant when she was on a mission to chart the [[Gamma Quadrant]], ordered the ''racht''. She yelled at him in [[Klingonese]] that it was half dead. He laughed, and appreciated that she knew that ''racht'' should always be served live. He also serenaded his customers with traditional Klingon folk songs and a [[Klingon accordion]]. ({{DS9|Melora|Playing God}})
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{{bginfo|The Klingon chef was played by the late actor [[Ron Taylor]].|In several novels, the chef is known as {{mb|Kaga}}. The name may or may not have been applied as a tip of the hat to [[wikipedia:Takeshi Kaga|Takeshi Kaga]], host of the Japanese cooking television series {{wt|Iron Chef}}, which debuted the same month that "Melora" initially aired.}}
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This '''female''' individual was the wife of [[Ijarna]]. She frequently beat him. In [[2373]], [[Constable]] [[Odo]] found the two of them engaging in an act of [[public lewdness]] behind the [[information kiosk]] on Deep Space 9. ({{DS9|Crossfire}})
This '''female''' individual was the wife of [[Ijarna]]. She frequently beat him. In [[2373]], [[Constable]] [[Odo]] found the two of them engaging in an act of [[public lewdness]] behind the [[information kiosk]] on Deep Space 9. ({{DS9|Crossfire}})
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According to the script, the Bajoran boy was eight years old, the Bajoran girl ten. The information that three of the kids are Human came from the script of the episode.
According to the script all students in this episode range from age six to fourteen.
It may be possible that one of the Bajorans was named Luta. A line from the script which did not made it into the episode stated that O'Brien wanted to see the algebra homework of Jake and Luta.
The alien girl may be a native of Rekag-Seronia, as the makeup used for its inhabitants is nearly identical to the girl's.
This Bajoran man was among a group of Bajorans in an anti-Odo hysteria because they believed Odo had murdered a fellow Bajoran. He and his mob friends threatened Odo and followed him to the security office where they wanted his death but were stopped by CommanderBenjamin Sisko. (DS9: "A Man Alone")
This Bajoran was part of a mob of Bajorans who threatened Odo because they believed Odo had murdered a fellow Bajoran. In the brawl caused by this action, in front of the security office, he was knocked out by MajorKira Nerys. (DS9: "A Man Alone")
This Bajoran was played by stunt actor Tom Morga, who received no credit for this appearance.
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A Bajoran man
This male Bajoran was part of the mob who threatened Odo because they believed Odo had murdered a Bajoran. In the brawl caused by this action, he threw a stone and knocked one Bajoran deputy unconscious, before he was stopped by ChiefO'Brien. (DS9: "A Man Alone")
This Bajoran was played by stunt actor Vincent Mazzella, Jr., who received no credit for his appearance.
The Bajoran clerk ran the assay office on the space station Deep Space 9 in 2369. He inventoried Vash's possessions that she placed in a storage locker. He assured her that the assay office was the safest place to keep her goods. (DS9: "Q-Less")
They went to the second level of the bar when Molly O'Brien, aged and confused through a time portal and the strange environment, went downstairs, and hit the woman. The couple fell down the rest of the stairs. (DS9: "Time's Orphan")
This Bajoran stunt couple was portrayed by stunt coordinator Dennis Madalone and his wife Linda Madalone. Neither received credit for their appearances.
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Bajoran residents
Bajoran residents on the Promenade crowded around Benjamin Sisko as he was walking among them. Sisko had received a series of pagh'tem'far and could see the past, present, and future. The people wished to hear his wisdom. (DS9: "Rapture")
A Bajoran with aphasia contracted the disease from a virus that was left behind on Terok Nor following the CardassianOccupation of Bajor. The virus made the person unable to speak coherently. (DS9: "Babel")
She was one of the Bajorans told by Li Nalas to calm down and leave the space aboard the runabouts to non-Bajorans during the evacuation of the station. (DS9: "The Siege")
She visited Quark's bar where she took part in a game near the entry of the bar. Later, she was walking on the upper level of the Promenade when Major Kira talked to Grand Nagus Zek regarding his present. (DS9: "Rules of Acquisition")
She walked on the Promenade when several groups of Skrreeans arrived on the station. (DS9: "Sanctuary")
She was walking on the Promenade and talking to another Bajoran when Odo and Quark were released from the security office and security aboard the station was back. (DS9: "Civil Defense")
She visited the replimat when Kira introduced Odo to Tiron. (DS9: "Meridian")
This Bajoran woman was played by regular background actress Mary Mascari who received no credit for her appearances.
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A Bajoran woman
This Bajoran woman was a resident aboard Deep Space 9.
Together with another Bajoran woman, she passed Quark's bar when Miles O'Brien saw his vision of Ee'char. (DS9: "Hard Time")
She was walking on the second level of the Promenade in 2373 when several stopped in front of the large windows and watched another Dominion convoy pass the wormhole. Later, she was among the Bajorans who were evacuated to Bajor. (DS9: "Call to Arms")
She was walking on the upper level of the Promenade near Quark's where she passed Worf, Odo, and Doctor Bashir. (DS9: "The Reckoning")
She passed Worf, Martok, Sisko and Admiral Ross in front of Quark's bar when Worf was asked to be the Federation ambassador to Qo'noS. (DS9: "What You Leave Behind")
This Bajoran woman was played by regular background actress Dorothy Hack who received no credit for her appearances.
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A Bajoran woman
This Bajoran woman was a resident aboard Deep Space 9.
She attended the third annual Bajoran Gratitude Festival aboard Deep Space 9 in 2371. Later, she had a drink at Quark's bar with fellow Bajorans. (DS9: "Fascination")
She was among the Bajorans on the Promenade who crowded around Benjamin Sisko as he was walking among them. Sisko had received a series of pagh'tem'far and could see the past, present, and future. She wished to hear his wisdom. (DS9: "Rapture")
She was among the group of civilians and Bajorans who welcomed Captain Sisko and the Federation back aboard Deep Space 9 following the retreat of the Dominion and the Cardassians in 2374. (DS9: "Sacrifice of Angels")
This recurring Bajoran woman was played by an unknown actress.
She also appeared as an El-Aurian survivor in Star Trek Generations and as a Hospital administrator in the Ally McBeal first season episode "These Are the Days" in 1998.
This Bajoran woman was a resident aboard Deep Space 9.
She passed Major Kira and Jadzia Dax on the Promenade in front of Quark's when Quark tried to get the two female officers into his bar. Later, she visited Quark's bar herself. (DS9: "Babel")
She was present on the Promenade during the bombing of the station's school and during the speech of Vedek Bareil and Vedek Winn. She also witnessed the assassination attempt at Vedek Bareil. (DS9: "In the Hands of the Prophets")
She was one of the Bajorans told by Li Nalas to calm down and leave the space aboard the runabouts to non-Bajorans during the evacuation of the station. (DS9: "The Siege")
She was one of the spectators outside of Quark's during the investigation regarding the killing of Kozak. She also listened to Quark's speech, how he killed the Klingon in self defense. (DS9: "The House of Quark")
This man was an attendee at Morn's funeral at Quark's in 2374. During a eulogy given by Quark, he was asked to take Morn's seat at the bar to keep his seat warm. (DS9: "Who Mourns for Morn?")
This Bajoran was played by regular extra Mark Allen Shepherd, who also played Morn, and received no credit for all of his appearances.
This Bajoran lute player played a lute and entertained the people on Deep Space 9 in 2371 during the Bajoran Gratitude Festival, which was held on the station. (DS9: "Fascination")
This Bajoran man married EnsignLatara, who was stationed aboard Deep Space 9, in 2372. After their marriage, they asked for Captain Benjamin Sisko, the Emissary of the Prophets, to give his blessing to their union. He did so, making them both very happy. (DS9: "Accession")
This female Bajoran was a customer of Quark's Bar where she lost her currency pouch in 2369. It was returned to her by Rom with great disappointment by Quark. (DS9: "The Nagus")
The Bajoran monk greeted Benjamin Sisko when he arrived on Deep Space 9. He told him that the Prophets welcomed Sisko and asked him to enter a Bajoran temple. Sisko told him that he would do so at another time. (DS9: "Emissary")
These two Bajoran monks visited Deep Space 9's Promenade in 2369 and witnessed Constable Odo's try to guide the gunji jackdaws over the Promenade. (DS9: "If Wishes Were Horses")
This Bajoran monk was present when Vedek Winn Adami gathered a group of Bajorans around her and confronted Keiko O'Brien with the Bajoran religion on the Promenade. He supported Winn and left the place behind her. Later he assisted her dressing up inside the Bajoran shrine. After the failed assassination attempt on Vedek Bareil by Neela, he accompanied Vedek Winn off the station. (DS9: "In the Hands of the Prophets")
This Bajoran monk resided on Deep Space 9 in 2372. He passed Drex and a few other Klingons on the Promenade, shortly before they stopped Morn. (DS9: "The Way of the Warrior")
This Ranjen was walking on the Promenade and ringing the bell to announce services at the Bajoran temple in 2374. He was passed by CaptainBenjamin Sisko who stopped and considered to enter the temple for services. The ranjen looked surprised at Sisko. When Sisko prepared to enter, he was contacted by Lieutenant CommanderWorf over com and had to leave because of the arrival of KaiWinn Adami. The ranjen stood at the doorway of the temple and starred at Sisko until he left.
Later, the ranjen was among the Bajorans who sent prayers to the Prophets by sitting on the floor of the Promenade and led by Kai Winn. When Benjamin Sisko arrived to send this last group to the transport due to the evacuation of the station, the ranjen left with the other Bajorans after Winn told them to do so. (DS9: "The Reckoning")
This Bajoran boy was among the Bajorans who were standing at the Replimat and watched Captain Sisko after they learned that Sisko planned to marry Kasidy Yates. (DS9: "Penumbra")
This Bajoran boy was played by background actor Kevin M. Brettauer, who received no credit for this part.
The Bajoran couple were eating at the Replimat when Jake Sisko and Nog released some Garanian bolites by their table. They began to itch and harmlessly turn blue and yellow before the effects subsided. (DS9: "A Man Alone")
In 2369, DoctorJulian Bashir attempted to impress this Bajoran woman, in whom he had romantic interest, with stories about his days at the Starfleet Medical Academy. He told her during their date at the Replimat about his final exam and how he mistook a preganglionic fiber for a postganglionic nerve. The Bajoran woman seemed fascinated by his stories and when Bashir had to leave she told him that there would be another time for them. (DS9: "Q-Less")
When Quark tried to honour Kira, as being the one millionth customer, she pointed to this Bajoran, and suggested Quark give to honor to him instead. (DS9: "Meridian")
After the employees of Quark's decided to end their strike, Leeta stopped him as he entered, saying, "why don't you try your luck at the Dabo wheel? Remember, every Bajoran gets one free spin." (DS9: "Bar Association")
This Bajoran was played by an unknown actor who received no credit for his appearances.
Bajoran shop owners leaving the Promenade after their shops were destroyed by the Cardassians prior to the Cardassian withdrawal in 2369. (DS9: "Emissary")
This Bajoran vendor was working at the jumja stick shop on the Promenade of Deep Space 9 in 2369.
He sold jumja sticks to Miles O'Brien until his wifeKeiko was accused of blasphemy by VedekWinn Adami. Then the vendor refused to sell jumja sticks to O'Brien and told him there were no more, although several were displayed at his shop. O'Brien got angry and grabbed him on his collar, but left with Keiko. The vendor shouted that O'Brien and Keiko should seek the Prophets. (DS9: "In the Hands of the Prophets")
This male Bajoran was one of the civilians who cleaned up the debris from the Promenade after Deep Space 9 was left damaged by the Cardassians. When the Markalian thief tried to escape from Odo he knocked him down. (DS9: "Emissary")
This Bajoran was played by stunt actor Cole McKay, who received no credit for this appearance.
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A Bajoran
This male Bajoran was one of the civilians who cleaned up the debris from the Promenade after Deep Space 9 was left damaged by the Cardassians. When the Markalian thief tried to escape from Odo he knocked him down. (DS9: "Emissary")
This Bajoran was played by stunt actor Red Horton, who received no credit for this appearance.
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Bolian woman (2369-2372)
A Bolian woman
This Bolian woman was a resident aboard Deep Space 9 from 2369 til 2372. She was a frequent guest in Quark's and was often seen on the Promenade.
This Bolian woman participated in a dabo game at Quark's and cheated because she didn't place her wager onto the green line after the game was completed. Quark escorted her out of his bar and told her that she should never visit his bar again. While leaving she examined Tosk who witnessed this action. (DS9: "Captive Pursuit")
Together with a Bolian man she was leaving the station in 2370. (DS9: "The Siege")
She was exiting Quark's behind Martus Mazur, as Mazur spotted Roana across the Promenade. She, along with a Bajoran man, later passed Quark and CommanderBenjamin Sisko as Quark argued against the opening of Club Martus. She was later a guest in Club Martus where she conversed with a Pakled guest, before going on a winning streak with one of Martus' gambling devices. A short time later she was among the crowd of gamblers who all hit the jackpot at the same time. She was later seen leaving Club Martus as Quark arranged the racquetball match between Miles O'Brien and Julian Bashir across the way. Afterwards she stood outside of Quark's, telling of her winnings, with the same Paklad man. At 1200 hours the next day, the same two stood in Quark's and watched the aforementioned match between O'Brien and Bashir on a viewscreen Quark had set up over his bar. She was later expressed anger when O'Brien disconnected the video feed. (DS9: "Rivals")
She was frequently seen on the Promenade such as when Vedek Bareil visited the station. (DS9: "Shadowplay")
She joined a male Bolian in the Klingon restaurant aboard the station when Jadzia took Arjin out for dinner. (DS9: "Playing God")
She visited the Promenade when Sakonna and William Patrick Samuels met and visited later Quark's during Sakonna's meeting with Quark. She also passed Commander Sisko and Gul Dukat on the Promenade after both returned from Volan III. (DS9: "The Maquis, Part I")
She observed the Promenade from the second level when Doctor Bashir and Garak met for lunch in the Replimat. (DS9: "The Wire")
She participated in the dabo game at Quark's when a brawl between the Klingon Intelligence officers and Romulan guards started and was shocked by the following fight. (DS9: "Visionary")
She ran a kiosk in 2372 on the Promenade and opened it while the Klingons made their shore leave on DS9. (DS9: "The Way of the Warrior")
She was present on the Promenade when the employees of Quark's went on strike, but visited the establishment during the strike. (DS9: "Bar Association")
She was sitting at the bar in Quark's when Miles O'Brien attacked Quark because of serving his drink not fast enough. (DS9: "Hard Time")
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This Bolian was played by regular background actress Mary Meinel-Newport, who received no credit for her appearances.
He cleared Rom's plate after he left to go on duty, then passed Quark a plate of food for Leeta and sat down on the same bar stool. (DS9: "Doctor Bashir, I Presume")
He informed Quark that his cousin Gaila was about to arrive on the station. (DS9: "Business as Usual")
He was one of the bidders at an auction held at Quark's in late 2373 and purchased a post-eventualist, pre-Matoianbronze and triptin sculpture for one bar and three strips of latinum. Quark called him "the blue man with the good shoes". (DS9: "In the Cards")
He was an invited guest to Jadzia Dax's bachelorette party and engaged in a strange dance/fight with Morn; Kira called it a "scuffle". (DS9: "You Are Cordially Invited")
This recurring Bolian was played by an unknown actor.
When Molly O'Brien, aged through a time portal, tried to escape the strange environment in Quark's, she ran down the stairs from the second level, punched the woman to the ground and hit a Ferengi waiter who fell onto the male Human. (DS9: "Time's Orphan")
Both Humans were portrayed by stunt performers who received no credit for their appearance.
These two Humans watched the boxing fight between Q and Commander Benjamin Sisko in Quark's Bar which was created by Q in 2369. When Sisko punched Q hard he fell back and these two civilians caught him. (DS9: "Q-Less")
Both Humans were portrayed by stunt performers who received no credit for their appearance.
These Deep Space 9 residents were among the people who were evacuated when the Cardassians, under the command of Gul Jasad, attacked the station in 2369. Following several explosions on the promenade they were hit by structures of the station and thrown through the air. (DS9: "Emissary")
This Human was eating on Deep Space 9 in 2371 with a Talarian who had barely touched his food while the Human had already finished. Garak pointed them out to Julian Bashir as an example to support his hypothesis that eating quickly rather than savoring one's food was a Human characteristic. Annoyed, Bashir then suggested that Garak and the Talarian could spend the afternoon together while he and the Human ate dessert. (DS9: "Improbable Cause")
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A female civilian
This female civilian was waiting in front of an airlock aboard Deep Space 9 when Onaya arrived aboard the station in 2372. (DS9: "The Muse")
This Human female was a resident on Deep Space 9 in 2369.
She walked on the Promenade shortly after the Cardassian attack on DS9 was successfully stopped. (DS9: "Emissary")
She had lunch at the replimat when Garak introduced himself to Doctor Julian Bashir. (DS9: "Past Prologue")
She joined a Bajoran officer in Quark's and was later shopping with a bag on the Promenade. After she visited the Replimat, she joined the mob which hunted Odo down to his security office and was calmed down by CommanderBenjamin Sisko. (DS9: "A Man Alone")
Although the station was under an emergency quarantine because of the aphasia virus in 2369, she joined several other Humans, Bajorans, and aliens in Quark's Bar. Later, she was one of the infected patients who were treated in crew quarters which were re-built into a hospital. (DS9: "Babel")
She had a conversation with Doctor Bashir in front of the infirmary when Miles O'Brien gave Tosk a tour on the promenade. She examined him doubtful and left with Bashir inside the infirmary. Later she visited Quark's where she met some other civilians. (DS9: "Captive Pursuit")
She was talking to Morn on the Promenade when Nog and Jake Sisko made a business deal with the Lissepian freighter captain. Later she participated in several games at Quark's and was meeting with friends in the bar. (DS9: "Progress")
She was running over the Promenade when it was snowing there due to the imagination of the residents which became reality. Later she participated in a dabo game and was winning like all other players. She was also on the Promenade when Odo and a Bajoran officer guided the gunji jackdaws over the Promenade. (DS9: "If Wishes Were Horses")
She participated in a dabo game at Quark's when Constable Odo tried to get information from the Ferengi about the mission of the Klingonattack cruiserIKS Toh'Kaht. Later she passed the security office and was again present in Quark's when Major Kira threw Quark over his bar. (DS9: "Dramatis Personae")
This resident was played by regular background actress Tyana Parr, who received no credit for her appearances.
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A Human female
This Human female was one of Deep Space 9's residents in 2369.
She witnessed the arrival of Lursa and B'Etor on the station and the following struggle with a Bajoran security deputy. After Constable Odo arrived the two Klingon women gave their weapons away and left the location. This woman was watching them shocked. (DS9: "Past Prologue")
The same year she witnessed Vash's transformation by Q on the Promenade and was later visiting the Replimat aboard the station. (DS9: "Q-Less")
She was on the Promenade when Odo banished Jake Sisko and Nog from sitting on the second level. (DS9: "The Storyteller")
This Human female was in Quark's having a drink with a Starfleet officer, when Miles O'Brien came in with the alien Tosk to have a drink. Before this she was seen walking on the promenade. (DS9: "Captive Pursuit")
This Human man was among the residents of Deep Space 9 who were evacuated when the Cardassians under the command of GulJasad attacked the station in 2369. Caused by several explosions on the promenade he was hit by a structure of the station. (DS9: "Emissary")
This man was played by stunt actor George Colucci, who received no credit for his appearances.
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A male Human
A male Human
This Human male resided aboard Deep Space 9 for several years.
He visited Quark's Bar shortly before Odo was accused of murdering Ibudan. (DS9: "A Man Alone")
He passed the security office when Odo interrogated Quark and Rom and was later standing in front of the office when the MiradornAh-Kel and his crew blocked the entrance. (DS9: "Vortex")
He visited the Promenade when Odo banished Jake Sisko and Nog from sitting on the second level. Later he witnessed Nog running into Commander Sisko after the Ferengi broke into the security office. (DS9: "The Storyteller")
This Human was smiling at Jadzia Dax on the Promenade shortly before he was among the aphasia victims who were treated in empty crew quarters. (DS9: "Babel")
This Human was played by regular Broik actor David B. Levinson, who received no credit for this part.
Humans with aphasia
These three Humans suffered from the aphasia virus in 2369. They were infected after a Bajoran device malfunctioned and infected Deep Space 9 while under Bajoran/Federation occupation. (DS9: "Babel")
In the 2370s, the Klingon chef owned the Klingon restaurant on Deep Space 9. His restaurant featured authentic Klingon cuisine including racht. Melora Pazlar, an Elaysian, who visited his restaurant when she was on a mission to chart the Gamma Quadrant, ordered the racht. She yelled at him in Klingonese that it was half dead. He laughed, and appreciated that she knew that racht should always be served live. He also serenaded his customers with traditional Klingon folk songs and a Klingon accordion. (DS9: "Melora", "Playing God")
The Klingon chef was played by the late actor Ron Taylor.
In several novels, the chef is known as Kaga (β). The name may or may not have been applied as a tip of the hat to Takeshi Kaga, host of the Japanese cooking television series Iron Chef, which debuted the same month that "Melora" initially aired.
This resident was among the people who were evacuated when the Cardassians, under the command of Gul Jasad, attacked the station in 2369. Following several explosions on the Promenade he was hit by debris thrown through the air. (DS9: "Emissary")
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