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Unnamed Xindi - Primates The following is a list of unnamed Xindi - Primate s . Crewman . This crewman was kidnapped along with Degra and Thalen by Jonathan Archer in an attempt to trick Degra into revealing the location of the Xindi weapon . He previously assisted Degra in testing the second prototype of the Xindi weapon in the Calindra system . ( ) Councilor 1 . This councilor was one of the representatives of his race on the Xindi Council ; he was a colleague to Degra . When " Enterprise " first entered the Delphic Expanse on its search for the Xindi weapon , he speculated the starship ' s presence might be a coincidence , but nevertheless suggested that Commander Dolim use his contacts to gather all the information he could about the Humans . ( ) He voted against the development of the Xindi biogenic weapon , because there was not enough information available on the Humans to make it feasible . When Commander Dolim acquired that information through Rajiin ' s infiltration of " Enterprise " , he worried that the Xindi had been exposed to the Humans . ( ) When Captain Jonathan Archer approached the Council ( claiming that the Xindi were being lied to and that Humans were not a threat to the Xindi ) , he was unconvinced . He was especially suspicious of the fact that Archer attempted a diplomatic solution only after he failed to blow up the weapon with photonic torpedo es . He was wary of bringing Archer before the full Council , recognizing that the Council was fractured enough as it was . ( ) However , once Degra was murdered by Dolim , the councilor moved to assist Jannar in supporting Archer . He said that , though he had argued with Degra many times , only a fool would ignore him when he spoke . If Degra believed that Humans and Xindi had a future together , he would support that vision . The councilor committed Primate forces to the battle to stop the launch of the Xindi weapon . He also crewed Degra ' s shuttle , when Archer used it to go after the weapon in the subspace vortex . ( ) Degra ' s assistant . This Xindi - Primate accompanied Degra in 2153 . He was present at the Xindi Council when Degra gave a Xindi - Reptilian commander orders . Later , he accompanied Degra to a Xindi - Arboreal colony . ( )
Star Trek : Secret of Vulcan Fury Star Trek : Secret of Vulcan Fury is a 1999 unreleased PC game from Interplay . It was written by D . C . Fontana and featured the voice of William Shatner , Leonard Nimoy , DeForest Kelley , James Doohan , George Takei , Walter Koenig , and Nichelle Nichols in their original roles . The game used motion - capture and voxel technology , priding itself on attention to detail . Developers bragged about getting DeForest Kelley ' s forehead bump in 3D , as well as the accurate reproduction of Leonard Nimoy ' s " 5 o ' clock shadow " on his shaved eyebrows . Three different non - interactive demos were released ; the first two ( Autumn 1997 and Winter 1998 ) demos are essentially identical except the latter has a Tribal Dreams intro screen and some screens describing the game ' s features . The third demo is different , and features a voice over by James Doohan . According to D . C . Fontana , the game had become expensive due to its complexity and size and the publisher , Interplay , pulled it from the schedule due to cost . Story . Centering on the Romulan / Vulcan split that occurred thousands of years ago , the Vulcan s used a space station called " Fury " to destroy the Romulan fleets . The station drew its power from the twin planets and a Vulcan would have to mind meld with the station to use the weapon . The surviving Romulans fled to settle several planets and later establish the Romulan Star Empire . It emerges that in the game the Romulans are trying to establish peace with , and the is sent to provide security . The peace conference , however , is a ruse for the Romulans to try and find the Fury space station and use it on the Vulcan people . Structure . The story for SoVF was to be divided into six chapters or episodes ( initially to be eight ) divided into three arcs , with each chapter focusing on a different male main character from TOS . The first arc dealt with internal strife on Vulcan . In McCoy ' s episode , McCoy had to investigate the death of a Romulan ambassador that was participating in the peace talks . The Romulans are actually behind the murder and blame it on a Tellarite in hopes of starting a new war . Kirk and company are held in Vulcan custody under suspicion of murder . The following two chapters uncovered the dark secrets of the Vulcan / Romulan wars of eons past , which are more Scotty and Sulu based ; Scotty specifically has to deal with a sabotage event on the " Enterprise " . The final arc involved a Romulan attack or war on the Federation when the Federation came to the aid of Vulcan ( a Kirk / Chekov story arc ) .
Stickball Stickball was a street game related to baseball , particularly known in large cities in the eastern United States of America . The equipment consisted of a broom handle and a rubber ball . The rules came from baseball and were modified to fit the situation , i . e . manhole covers for bases with car s or buildings for foul lines . In the fictional " Bashir 62 " holoprogram written by Felix , stickball was played by Vic Fontaine and Frank " Frankie Eyes " Chalmers while growing up in south Philadelphia . Vic would mercilessly beat Frankie at stickball which would later cause friction between the two . ( )
Grip A grip was a particular way of holding something , used in combat maneuvers . In 2374 , while using a " kar ' takin " during a training exercise with his son Alexander , who was wielding a " bat ' leth " , Worf corrected the younger Klingon ' s grip , saying his thumb s must be opposed when fighting with a " bat ' leth " . ( )
Intermix formula An intermix formula was the math ematical formula for combining matter and antimatter in such a way that it resulted in the balanced implosion required for power generation in a warp core . In 2266 , the normal intermix formula used on the warp drive of starship s required thirty minutes , or twenty two if hastened , to regenerate the core when it was initialized from a shut down state . The became the first starship to test a theoretical new formula based on the relationship between time and antimatter . It involved a complete cold start of the core , without regeneration or heating of the antimatter . The crew were forced to use this theoretical formula when they attempted to avoid a crash landing to the Psi 2000 planet . The formula worked , and the ship did not explode , even though there was only a ten thousand to one chance of success . It also had the side effect of generating more engine power than was possible to read with the ships instrumentation , and a warp speed greater than was theoretically possible to achieve in normal space . The ship escaped this time warp by simply reversing power . ( )
Stephen V . Cole Stephen V . Cole is a role - playing game designer . He is currently the CEO of Amarillo Design Bureau , the publisher of " Star Fleet Battles " . He is a former member of the US Army , working as an engineer and as an intelligence officer . After leaving the military , he formed JagdPanther Publications . Later , he co - founded Task Force Games and published the first edition of " Star Fleet Battles " , a game he designed in 1979 .
Companion The Companion was a nonhumanoid lifeform native to a planet oid in the Gamma Canaris region . Composed chiefly of ion ized hydrogen and electricity , it appeared as a gas eous , vaguely sparkling cloud of yellow , orange , and red . Encountered first by Zefram Cochrane shortly after 2119 , it discovered him , old and dying , and brought him to its home , rejuvenating him and sustaining him for the next 150 years . The next Human s it encountered were a party of four : three officers and a Federation commissioner , Nancy Hedford , in 2267 . Responding to Cochrane ' s loneliness , it drew their shuttlecraft to its home planetoid so that they might be companions for Cochrane . This was a problem for Hedford , who was then suffering from Sakuro ' s Disease . Zefram Cochrane could communicate with the Companion , in a limited and non - verbal way . According to his account , he " just sort of cleared " his mind , and it came . Despite the non - verbal nature of the communication , Cochrane claimed he was usually able to get his idea across . The Companion was able to answer at least simple questions in the same fashion – when Cochrane asked whether it could cure Nancy Hedford ' s illness , it was able to tell him that it could not . Kirk tried a number of strategems in an attempt to regain his freedom , without much success . He first tried to disable it with an electronic scrambler . This device evidently caused the entity some discomfort or pain , as it reacted immediately , attacking and destroying the device , and nearly killing Kirk and Spock . ( During this attack , the Companion changed from a soft golden color to an angry reddish hue , suggestion that its external appearance might offer some clue to its emotional state . ) Kirk next instructed Spock to modify the universal translator so that communication might be possible . Although it could now understand the Humans , attempts to persuade it to release them met with resistance . It wanted Cochrane to remain alive , and it believed he needed other Humans for that . Finally , after realizing that it was in love with Cochrane , Kirk played on its inability to ever really experience true love with Cochrane , because they would always be too different . To overcome this , the Companion merged with Nancy Hedford , who was moments from death , creating a joined entity . In this merged form , it gave up its immortality and its powers , choosing to live out the remainder of a Human lifespan with Cochrane . ( ) The Companion demonstrated a panoply of abilities , including :
Bartel Lieutenant Bartel served as an engineer aboard the starship in 2369 . She was chief engineer Geordi La Forge ' s assistant in main engineering during the vessel ' s encounter with a Dyson sphere and the recovery of missing person Montgomery Scott from the wreckage of the . When Captain Scott wandered into the engineering section unannounced to inspect the warp core , Bartel attempted to detain him from accessing it , until La Forge gave her permission to let Scott enter his office . As Scott was examining the controls , Bartel informed La Forge that the warp core was ready to be brought online . When Captain Picard suggested Scott take part in an away mission , La Forge recommended Bartel as his best engineer for the team . Instead , Picard asked La Forge to take charge of the matter personally . ( )
The Official Star Trek : Voyager Magazine The Official Star Trek : Voyager Magazine was an authorized magazine published by Starlog Press , reporting on . Like the and before it , the publication provided summaries of current episodes , as well as interviews with production staff . The magazine is notable for numerous behind - the - scenes photographs . The magazine was initially referred to as " bi - monthly " ( in an introduction inside the first issue ) but went on to be published a lot less frequently than that . From issue # 12 onwards , the magazine underwent a slight restyle . Instead of its front and back covers being made from card , the publication began to be published with paper covers . Also , though the images in the first eleven issues were one page in size at the most , three - page gatefold posters were included in all the subsequent issues . These posters were often either publicity stills of the regular cast members or taken from episodes aired around the time of each issue ' s publication , though the images also included Tuvix in issue # 13 , Amelia Earhart and Danara Pel in issue # 14 , The Clown in issue # 16 , and a behind - the scenes photograph of Robert Picardo and Ethan Phillips ( without makeup and in casual clothing rather than costumes ) in issue # 18 . The magazine ' s first issue was published with a variant cover wherein a portion of the card was holographic . Also , the cover of issue # 17 asked " who ' s " really " alien ? " , giving options as Tuvok , Seven of Nine , Harry Kim , Neelix , the Hirogen , and B ' Elanna Torres . The answer given on the same issue ' s contents page was , " " None of them , of course . They ' re played by Human actors . As for the characters , only Ensign Kim is " fully " Human . " "
Sariel Rager Sariel Rager was a female Human 24th century Starfleet command division officer and helmsman . By 2367 , she was an ensign and served aboard the . In 2367 , Rager was at the conn of the when the ship encountered a swarm of a spaceborne species , of which was a member . ( ) She was at the conn when the ship became trapped in a Tyken ' s Rift . Lack of dreams caused her to forget how to operate the conn , so she was ordered to sickbay by Commander Riker and replaced by Peter Lin . ( ) In 2369 , after a Dyson sphere was discovered , she piloted the " Enterprise - D " out of the sphere by executing a 90 - degree roll to slip out of the quickly closing bay doors . ( ) Following disturbing behavior at the conn , Rager was abducted by Solanogen - based lifeform s and was experimented on in their laboratory . She was saved by Commander Riker . ( ) Appendices . Apocrypha . The " " book series sees now - Lieutenant Rager transferring to the following the events of " Nemesis " , having remained with the " Enterprise " crew following the transition to the . The novel " Death in Winter " had stated that Rager was promoted to Lieutenant Commander after " Nemesis " , taking a post as second officer aboard the USS " Hedderjin " , under the command of Picard ' s longtime " Stargazer " XO , Gilaad Ben Zoma , but this event was later overridden in favor of her role on " Titan " .
Dwight D . Eisenhower Dwight David Eisenhower was a 20th century Human who served as the 34th President of the United States from 1953 to 1961 . His nomination and approval as president was based on his noted leadership and heroics while serving as Supreme Commander of the Allied forces in Europe during World War II . ( ) An photograph of Eisenhower was scanned by the Talosian s as they reviewed the library computer files on board in 2254 . ( ) Appendices . Background information . The original version of " The Cage " depicted a simple sketch of Eisenhower during the Talosian ' s scan of the " Enterprise " computers . News coverage of Eisenhower ' s death on preempted the original airdate for the final episode of . As a result , the episode did not air until . Ron D . Moore once joked that one of the ships that cleaned out waste extraction from Deep Space 9 on a weekly basis was called the " Eisenhower " .
Umali Umali was a humanoid who lived on the planet Quarra in the Delta Quadrant . In 2377 , Umali owned a bar that mainly served workers from the nearby Central Power Facility . Tom Paris , whose memories of his past life had been wiped , approached her for a job after being terminated from the plant . She was surprised they fired him due to the planet ' s labor shortage , but he managed to convince her that his natural charm and personality would be an asset to her . On his first shift , Paris tried to increase " customer loyalty " from two women by giving away free drink s . Umali did not approve and told him to attend to the other tables . ( )
Multiphasic emitter A multiphasic emitter was a component of certain directed - energy weapon s , including Starfleet phase cannon s in the 22nd century . Lieutenant Malcolm Reed , chief tactical officer of , described these emitters to Veylo , the tactical officer from a Vissian starship , while giving her a tour of the armory . ( )
Christopher Shea Christopher Shea is an actor who appeared in episodes of , , and . Shea was cast as Keevan for " Deep Space Nine " on . For the " Star Trek : Voyager " episode " Think Tank " , Shea filmed his scenes as Saowin on Friday on Paramount Stage 9 with a makeup call at 7 : 30 am and a set call at 10 : 30 am . For the " Enterprise " episode " Detained " , he filmed his scenes on Tuesday , Tuesday , and Wednesday on Paramount Stage 18 and 9 . Shea appeared in episodes of " The Drew Carey Show " ( starring Diedrich Bader and John Carroll Lynch ) , " The West Wing " ( with Bill Bolender , John de Lancie and Robert Pine ) , " Charmed " ( with Simon Templeman and Wade Andrew Williams ) , " Frasier " ( starring Kelsey Grammer ) , " The Shield " ( starring Michael Jace , Jay Karnes , and Benito Martinez ) , " Cold Case " ( executive produced by Roxann Dawson ) , " The Practice " ( with Tony Amendola ) , " CSI : Crime Scene Investigation " ( starring Wallace Langham and with K Callan ) , " Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip " ( starring Steven Weber ) , " Desperate Housewives " ( starring Teri Hatcher , Neal McDonough , Mark Moses , and Brenda Strong , and with Thomas Kopache and Kevin Rahm ) , and " Til Death " ( with K Callan ) . In addition to his television career , Shea has worked in a handful of films , including " The Specials " ( 2000 , with Abdul Salaam El Razzac ) , " All You Need " ( 2001 , with Robert Pine ) , and " Leaving Barstow " ( 2008 , with Steven Culp and Scott Klace ) . In addition to film and television , Shea has lent his talent to the video game " The Beast Within : A Gabriel Knight Mystery " on which he worked with Brad Greenquist , Kay E . Kuter , Andrea Martin , and Clement von Franckenstein .
Eichner radiation Eichner radiation is a type of radiation . This radiation could be emitted by a subspace phase inverter or cyanoacrylate s , but it was also found to emanate from some lifeform s . In 2294 and 2295 , it was found that this radiation was capable of stimulating growth in mutated strains of plasma plague , developed by Doctor Susan Nuress during an outbreak of plasma plague on Oby VI . In 2365 , this radiation was found to be generated by the alien Ian Andrew , Counselor Troi ' s son . When he realized his emissions were endangering the crew , he left the ship . After he left , the crew realized he was an unknown lifeform . ( )
Verteron array The verteron array was a powerful directed - energy device based on Mars as of the mid - 2150s , used to redirect comet s toward the ice cap s for the purpose of terraforming . In 2155 , John Frederick Paxton , leader of the xenophobic group Terra Prime , hijacked the array to further his cause of Human superiority . Using the array to fire on Earth ' s moon as a demonstration of its power , Paxton threatened to destroy Starfleet Command unless all alien s evacuated the solar system . When attempted to stop him , Paxton used the array to fire on " Enterprise " , critically damaging it . Malcolm Reed noted that the array was only firing at two percent power , and that Paxton could have used the array to vaporize them . Eventually , Captain Archer was successful in leading a team to infiltrate Paxton ' s base and stop him , but not before Paxton locked in the firing sequence for the array . Fortunately , although they were unable to stop the array from firing , Commander Charles Tucker was able to change the target of the verteron array , which fired harmlessly into the Pacific Ocean . ( )
Attitude control thruster Attitude control thrusters were a standard part of a Federation shuttlecraft ' s propulsion system . In 2373 , Neelix grafted these thrusters onto " " , a mag - lev carriage on the planet Rinax . He was therefore able to replace the functionality of the carriage ' s damaged induction coil s . ( )
I ' ll Be Seeing You " I ' ll Be Seeing You " was a 20th century song from Earth . Vic Fontaine recorded it for Doctor Bashir in 2375 , who played it on the loudspeakers while a Starfleet team awaited an attack by the Jem ' Hadar at AR - 558 . ( ) Nog became fixated on the song after he lost his leg on this planet and continually requested it at Vic ' s Las Vegas Lounge during his recovery . After singing all fifteen arrangements they knew , Vic told Nog that the guys in the band were getting bored with it . ( ) Lyrics . " I ' ll be seeing you " " In all the old familiar places " " That this heart of mine embraces " " All day through . " " In that small cafe ; " " The park across the way ; " " The children ' s carousel ; " The chestnut trees ; " " The wishin ' well . " " I ' ll be seeing you " " In every lovely summer ' s day ; " " In every thing that ' s bright and gay . " " I ' ll always think of you that way . " " I ' ll find you " " In the morning sun " " And when the night is new . " " I ' ll be looking at the moon , " " But I ' ll be seeing you . " " I ' ll be seeing you " " In every lovely summer ' s day ; " " In every thing that ' s light and gay . " " I ' ll always think of you that way . " " I ' ll find you " " In the morning sun " " And when the night is new . " " I ' ll be looking at the moon , " " But I ' ll be seeing you . "
Khefka IV Khefka IV was the inhabited fourth planet in its star system . This world was the location of a Federation Consulate in the mid - 24th century . Verad was stationed there as a communications clerk at some point before 2370 , and he took a native called Mareel under his care , rescuing her from the rough street - life on the planet , and taking her with him when he was recalled to . ( )
Federation Day Federation Day was a day of celebration commemorating the founding of the United Federation of Planets . A card game called " Federation Day " poker existed in the 24th century , in which " 2 " s , " aces " , and " 6 " s were wild , since the Federation was founded in 2161 . Deanna Troi suggested playing this game to the rest of the senior staff members of the in 2368 , however , Worf found it difficult to ascertain exactly what he had in his hand with so many wild cards . ( ) Background information . Non - canon sources have established several dates for the event :
T ' Lani The T ' Lani were a humanoid species from the planet s T ' Lani Prime and T ' Lani III . The T ' Lani fought a war that lasted many centuries with the Kellerun that was finally ended in 2370 . The deadly Harvester virus was used during the conflict . ( ) Several cargo containers with the symbol of the T ' Lani were kept in storage in Deep Space 9 ' s cargo bay s . ( )
Mitch David Carter Mitch David Carter played the SWAT leader in the episode . Carter also guest starred in " Falconcrest " with Edward Arnold , Jr . , and episodes of " Freddy ' s Nightmares " , " The Twilight Zone " , " Tour of Duty " , and " L . A . Law " ( with Michael Chiklis ) . Early in his career , he made several short appearances on " Day of Our Lives . " His motion picture credits include " Savage Streets " with Linda Blair , " Torch Song Trilogy " with Matthew Broderick , " Pulsepounders " with Tim Thomerson and Helen Hunt , and " The Runnin ' Kind " . Carter starred in " Found a Peanut " and " Men Without Dates " onstage in Los Angeles and was praised for his direction of " Getting Out . " Carter went on to become a chiropractor in the Los Angeles area but continues to do some occasional acting in plays , workshops and student films .
Sarah MacDonnell Sarah MacDonnell played Lisa Neeley in the episode . She made her acting debut in 1976 , and in 1977 she played the lead role , Margaret " Muggsy " Malloy , in the television series " Muggsy " . Her first television guest - starring appearance was in " Murder , She Wrote " in 1992 . That episode , " The Wind Around the Tower " , featured many other past and future " Star Trek " guest stars , including George Hearn , Mark Rolston , Richard Riehle , Dakin Matthews and Shay Duffin . MacDonnell had a recurring role on " Weird Science " as Ms . Bouvier and appeared in " Friends " in the episode " The One with the Monkey " . That episode also starred Wayne Pére . She later appeared in television movies such as " Fatally Yours " , " Down , Out & Dangerous " ( also featuring Bruce Davison ) , " Once You Meet a Stranger " ( also starring Neil Vipond ) and " The Areola " .