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Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
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| Title: | Sons of Mogh |
| Episode Number: | 87 |
| Season: | 4 |
| Season Episode #.: | 15 |
| Production Number: | 487 |
| Original Airdate: | Monday February 12th, 1996 |
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Stardate 49556.2: For betraying Chancellor Gowron by not fighting at his side against the Cardassians ("The Way of the Warrior"), Worf's House was punished with the loss of his lands and the banishment from the Empire. While the exile damaged Worf, it hurt his brother, Kurn, most of all. Kurn shows up at Deep Space Nine seeking his brother so that Worf can perform the Mauk-to'Vor and send his brother across the river of blood into Sto-Vo-Kor and the afterlife.
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| Log Entry:
* Operations Log, Stardate 49556.2 - Major Kira and I are returning to the station after completing our inspection tour of the Bajoran colonies along the Cardassian border.
| Ronald D. Moore, the writer of the episode, has gone on the record about Worf's line to Kurn (now Rodek) at the end of the episode that he has no family. In fact, Worf still has Alexander, but Ronald D. Moore states that Worf has over time distanced himself from his son.
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| Runabout Yukon: Yukon River
The Runabout Yukon makes its first appearance in the series. The vessel is named for the River that begins in British Columbia, Canada, moves through the Yukon Territory, then flows through the state of Alaska where it empties into the Bering Sea. More information about the river can be found here.
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