Bajoran

“Picard said Sedge and the Bajoran were the two responsible for Nilan’s murder.”

Captain’s Peril William Shatner with Judith 2002

“Picard said Sedge and the Bajoran were the two responsible for Nilan’s murder.”

Captain’s Peril William Shatner with Judith 2002

“Picard said Sedge and the Bajoran were the two responsible for Nilan’s murder.”

Captain’s Peril William Shatner with Judith 2002

Obviously, the Bajoran was a Federation sympathizer, because he now took a moment to consider Bashir’s request.

MILLENNIUM GARFIELD REEVES-STEVENS JUDITH 2000

Obviously, the Bajoran was a Federation sympathizer, because he now took a moment to consider Bashir’s request.

MILLENNIUM GARFIELD REEVES-STEVENS JUDITH 2000

Obviously, the Bajoran was a Federation sympathizer, because he now took a moment to consider Bashir’s request.

MILLENNIUM GARFIELD REEVES-STEVENS JUDITH 2000

Eivos Calan, at the time a prylar in the Bajoran religious hierarchy, started toiling at the site immediately after its rediscovery.

Star Trek: Typhon Pact: Rough Beasts of Empire David R. George III 2011

The two of them walked out of the hall, Rebecca dressed in pink pajamas covered with drawings of Bajoran animals: batos and cows, sheep and pylchyks.

Star Trek: Typhon Pact: Rough Beasts of Empire David R. George III 2011

The officer who survived on the front lines of the Dominion War, only to disappear into the Bajoran Wormhole for months afterward.

Star Trek: Typhon Pact: Rough Beasts of Empire David R. George III 2011

There's arguably nothing wrong with mysticism in SF; Deep Space Nine embraced the dual view of the Bajoran Prophets as gods and wormhole aliens, and Galactica itself has long dabbled with apparently mystical visions and prophecies, much as Babylon 5 did before it.

MIND MELD: If We Ran Battlestar Galactica 2009