Deep Space X

On the penultimate episode of Deep Space X's second season, Cmdr. Aster leads the crew back to Earth. Before attending a meeting with Starfleet's Grand Admiral, they stay the night at Dr. Felix's childhood home. His father, Bob Tamura, has a special request for Gul Boket. 

On an otherwise benign day aboard Deep Space X, the senior officers are surprised to find a cloaked probe exiting the Bajoran wormhole. After initial examination, its origin is revealed: Romulus. Will Aster, Tamura, and Boket be able to unveal the secrets hidden inside this Romulan nesting doll? 

Aster, Tamura, and Boket meet with Admiral Barrett to suss out any safe path forward to confront Starfleet about Section 31. The Admiral also has a request of her own: stop a Changeling cloning project taking place on Deep Space X. 

Set in the universe of Star Trek, The Brothers Pimm presents a new actual play podcast, Deep Space X. On the far side of the Bajoran wormhole, the station stands as a beacon of order and justice. Featuring Starfleet, Cardassia, Holosuites, Gorn and more, join us for a journey into the final frontier. 

While enjoying a holosuite program based on "Wild West" Earth adventures, the senior officers of DSX are startled from their leisure after they receive an emergency message: The USS Kestrel is missing. Cmdr. Aster, Dr. Tamura, and Gul Boket form a search party to bring the Kestrel back home. 

After receiving a visit from Exarch Movik and a reinstatement of his Gul title, Boket requests assistance from Aster and Tamura to revisit Talara-Prime. The crew of DSX then assist the photonic workers of the planet, known as Holodytes, amidst influences from Starfleet, Cardassia, and perhaps even the Breen Confederacy. 

Having commandeered a Ferengi vessel, the crew of Deep Space X attempt to save Grand Nagus Rom and his wife, Leeta. The two are being kept on "New Ferenginar," a resort planet in the Gamma Quadrant, operated by a strict social conservative party of Ferengi known as Traditionalists. Will Aster, Tamura and Boket be able to restore order?

After Ran Boket finds Rankle attempting to commandeer one of the station's shuttles, the Ferengi shares information on a kidnapping plot. The victim: Grand Nagus Rom, the leader of Ferengi society and famed engineer. Aster leads Tamura, Boket, and Rankle in an undercover mission to save the benevolent leader. 

During a review of the station's personnel physicals, Dr. Tamura reveals to Cmdr. Aster and Dal Boket his recent nightmares and distressing visions. The two agree to be Tamura's pylloras, entering a special mind meld to help him uncover, and live through, a suppressed memory.

Dal Boket fends off his adversaries, both the Cardassian politician Eerack and Starfleet Officer Lt. Emai, while attempting to restore his reputation. Meanwhile, Cmdr. Aster and Dr. Tamura try to connect the dots, concerned of possible Obsidian Order, Orion Syndicate, or even Section 31 involvement.

Cmdr. Aster is assigned to lead the Fauna, the goat-like species first encountered in "Lock, p'Tahk, & Two Smoking Barrels," in removing highly advanced explosive mines from their once occupied planet. Dal Boket and Dr. Tamura offer technical and moral assistance, while a certain Klingon makes a surprise appearance. 

The famous EMH Doctor of the USS Voyager, with Dr. Tamura's assistance, cures Lt. Avder of his chronic disease. Meanwhile, Cmdr. Aster is requested by The Siskans to deliver the Orb of the Emissary back to the wormhole. 

For the season premiere of Deep Space X, Cmdr. Aster, Dr. Tamura, Dal Boket, and the Betazoid security officer, Lt. Emai, interrogate the first ever captive Breen prisoner. Known as Kiet the Shunned, he is an exile of the Breen Confederacy and rival of Aster. 

Cmdr. Aster, Dr. Felix, and now Dal Boket lead a Starfleet/Cardassian taskforce to snuff out the remaining hideouts of the Orion Syndicate in the Gamma Quadrant. Having located Udaden, the last remaining Orion hideout, the crew of DSX are confronted in space combat. Will the crew be able to handle an ambush? Tune in to find out!

Cmdr. Aster, Dr. Felix, and now Dal Boket lead a Starfleet/Cardassian taskforce to snuff out the remaining hideouts of the Orion Syndicate in the Gamma Quadrant. In part one, we meet our antagonist, Hexanna the Orion Baroness. But she doesn't leave a trail that's easy to follow. Will the crew of Deep Space X succeed in locating her? Tune in to find out!

With Lt. Avder still sick and Bajoran/Federation relations at a low, things brighten up momentarily on DSX when Gul Boket receives a commendation from the Daystrom Institute for the long-range probe he launched during S1 E2, “Idol Threats.” However, he is unexpectedly arrested for the death of one his allies. Aster and Tamura battle how to assist him in the Cardassian legal system.

The Bajoran Republic has pulled out of a summit that would have finalized their Federation membership and orders all Bajoran Starfleet members back to Bajor. DSX’s Chief of Engineering, Lt. Avder, himself a Bajoran-Siskan, disobeys this order to leave and becomes stricken with an acute illness. Aster, Tamura, and Boket visit the Bajoran System to try and connect the dots.

With the assistance of Gul Boket in the USS Kestrel and a few Klingon Birds of Prey, Cmdr. Aster and Dr. Tamura attempt to minimize "first contact" damage with the Fauna, the rebellious pre-Warp captors of a Gorn warship, the Eegal'Roc. Disguised as the Fauna themselves, the two Starfleet officers contend with a Gorn threat still aboard the ship.

Cmdr. Aster is visited by Kuri, a warrior Commander for the Klingon Empire and an ex-lover of his. She implores him to assist her in a mission to capture a Gorn warship, the Ee'gal Roc. The twist: the ship was recently captured by a rebellious group of pre-warp inhabitants of a Gorn colony. Dr. Tamura and Gul Boket offer widely different opinions on how to deal with the pre-warp aliens. 

Keeop, the Orion Syndicate baroness apprehended in "Victoria et Mors, Part II," shares information about a possible Breen collaborator: Naf, a Ferengi Syndicate member. She is suspected of targeting the civilian families of fellow criminals. With the aid of the USS Burbank, Aster, Tamura, and Boket prepare for the worst.

While Gul Boket and Cmdr. Aster are finalizing a deal with the Karemma Commerce Authority, Dr. Tamura experiences debilitating visions. The Vulcan psychologist turns to Stafleet's Emergency Counseling Hologram, modeled after the one and only Ezri Dax. 

Following the daring rescue of the USS Victoria's crew, the senior officers of Deep Space X continue their pursuit of the Breen, who have been discovered to use a subdermal nerve implant to control captives. Under the guidance of Cmdr. Aster, Gul Boket and Dr. Tamura go on an undercover mission to snuff out the criminal presence on Dosi Prime. 

The senior officers of Deep Space X are tasked to investigate a recent Breen attack, a devastating raid on the Galaxy-Class vessel, the USS Victoria. Aster, Tamura, and Boket wrestle with victory and death.

During a night out drinking with the station's Klingon ambassador, Urtol, the senior officers are thrown off guard by a major systems failure aboard Deep Space X. Aster is challenged by the rival responsible for the disruption, while Tamura and Boket try to get environmental controls back online. 

The Cardassians have worked out a secret deal with the Dominion to rule over a planet of hologram beings. Boket juggles his responsibilities while Aster and Tamura prod at the plan. 

During the ancient Earth holiday known as "Halloween," Cmdr. Aster rallies his senior officers to celebrate. To do so, they participate in a holosuite program designed by the Wadi, a Gamma Quadrant species with a knack for elaborate games.

While inspecting the station's specialized shuttlecraft, the USS Kestrel, a gigantic multi-limbed statue appears near DSX. Claimants challenge Cmdr. Aster and the crew, including the Ferengi merchant Rankle. Dr. Tamura and Gul Boket fight for answers. 

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In the premiere of Deep Space X, the senior officers, Cmndr. Aster, Dr. Tamura, and Gul Boket, consider a strange request from a group known as "The Siskans;" religious followers of the famous Starfleet Capt. and Emissary of Bajor. 

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