*part two of two) Joe Murphy talks one of the greatest Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episodes for stunt performers, "Battle Lines", where Joe is stabbed several times by stunt coordinator Dennis Madalone in a fully choreographed action sequence. Murphy also talks about doing stunts in the Paramount caves sets for the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode "The Circle" with Mark Riccardi and Chuck Borden getting phasered with a stunt fall on his back at the hands of the star of the series Ben Sisko (Dennis Madalone ). Joe reminisces about getting phasered using a Paul Stader taught pratfall classic stunt move. Essentially, this stunt move is where a performer falls flat on their rear end over and over and doing so on one of the hottest days of the year in Sun Valley California desert rock quarry for the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode "Rocks and Shoals". Murphy goes on to say they were all in Jem'Hadar full costumes and rubber wet suit like alien wardrobe working up to an 18-hour day in dangerous desert conditions alongside Dennis Madalone , Tom Morga , Christopher Doyle , and Chester E. Tripp III . Murphy also talks about doing stunts where he jumped a van 156 ft for the Film "Private Wars". Joe talks about being the stunt coordinator along with specific stunts from the hit TV show "Sister, Sister" and the clip from the episode "Scrambled Eggs" with church pews rigged up and specific choreography from this hit show he did at Paramount. He goes into great detail about the whole cast/crew being there by name with twins Tia Mowry and Tamera Mowry-Housley , plus, Jackée Harry , and Tim Reid .
