That same ethos drives all of the depictions of Section 31 in DS9.After “Inquisition,” Sloan and Section 31 pop up time and again across the final seasons of the series.

Section 31 made its first appearance in the Deep Space Nine sixth season episode “Inquisition.” In that 1998 episode, a mysterious man named Luther Sloan (William Sadler) who claimed he was ...

Section 31, the Black Ops branch of Starfleet, ... Sloan tried to recruit him to Section 31, but Bashir refused. However, Sloan contacted Bashir a year later, insisting he had joined Section 31.

Luther Sloan and Section 31 returned again in the final season of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. The episode’s title paraphrases the words of Cicero. It is Latin for “In times of war, ...

Not only did Section 31 continue to appear in Star Trek works after Deep Space Nine, but it’s grown into the series’ most revisited invention.Section 31’s origins as a secret cabal that ...

In the final episodes of DS9, Bashir discovers that the virus killing the Founders came from Section 31. Sloan had his team develop the virus and inject it into Odo while the Changeling was in ...

As Luther Sloan once explained, he and other Section 31 operatives did the things Starfleet officers couldn't or wouldn't do so that idealists could go to bed with a clear conscience.

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 ...

In 2374, Section 31 operative Luther Sloan took interest in Dr. Julian Bashir, kidnapped him, and put him through a soul-crushing loyalty test before asking him to become an operative.

Section 31 is the subject of the new Star Trek film for Paramount+, starring best actress winner Michelle Yeoh. She’ll reprise her Star Trek: Discovery role of former Empress Philippa Georgiou.

In the utopian future of Star Trek, Section 31 is a grim anomaly.Creator Gene Roddenberry’s vision of humanity has evolved beyond greed and bigotry, allowing our species to band together and ...