Deep Space Nine might have thrown the bomb in the first place by giving us the existence of Section 31, but it understood the danger of wielding such a weapon in the first place—because it ...

Section 31 was Deep Space Nine’s scariest villain. Paramount. In the utopian future of Star Trek, Section 31 is a grim anomaly. Creator Gene Roddenberry’s vision of humanity has evolved beyond ...

Star Trek: Section 31 is the first live-action Trek project taking place in the “Lost Era.” ... introduced in Deep Space Nine. Constable Odo from DS9 was one of these shapeshifters, ...

And that she had a brief stint working for the eponymous Section 31, Starfleet's answer to the CIA or MI6, whose disregard for standard Federation procedures is legendary (refs: "Deep Space Nine ...

"Star Trek: Section 31" might not be lighting the galaxy on fire for diehard fans and critics, but one can at least appreciate the creative folks involved attempting to deliver something new and ...

Created by Ira Steven Behr and first introduced in a 1998 episode of “Star Trek: Deep Space Nine,” Section 31 was initially envisioned as a covert, morally grey, cloak-and-dagger branch of ...

Paramount+. The titular Section 31 refers to Starfleet’s ultra-secret black ops division. Star Trek first introduced them in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine as a kind of galactic urban legend. Later ...

Chameloids Paramount. The most famous shapeshifters in Star Trek are the Changelings from the Gamma Quadrant, introduced in Deep Space Nine.Constable Odo from DS9 was one of these shapeshifters ...