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Electro - plasma system The electro - plasma system ( EPS for short , or more specifically the electro - plasma distribution network , the term preferred by engineers ) was the primary form of energy distribution on starship s . The technology was based on storing energy in a highly energetic plasma , " electro - plasma , " and distributing it throughout the ship via plasma conduit s , called EPS conduit s . The system of conduits was also referred to as the plasma grid . EPS conduits usually started at a matter - antimatter reaction assembly , also called the warp core , where matter was converted to energy , and extended to all areas of a ship . Plasma conduit power levels were regulated by plasma coolant ducts , and monitored by plasma conversion sensor s . Very large conduits extended from the warp core , through the nacelle struts , and into the nacelles to facilitate the massive power transfer to the warp coil s needed to create a warp field . A plasma stream was directed by plasma injector s at the warp coils . In addition to distributing power to the warp nacelles , various EPS tap s were placed on the conduits throughout the ship to enable other systems to access electro - plasma wherever it was needed . From the EPS taps , the energy was distributed through conventional electricity ; however , this conversion often occurred deep inside the components of a subsystem . Some systems used plasma distribution manifolds ( or plasma manifolds , for short ) to manage the power conversion level . Electro - plasma could also be bled off into warp plasma canister s or a plasma infuser for mobile use as an energy source . The had a primary plasma system and a backup secondary plasma system . Additional systems were the life support power flow and the auxiliary replicator system . ( ) A massive EPS explosion in cargo bay 4 was detected by internal sensor s in 2368 ; it later turned out that it was just a malfunction caused by tampering with the conduit by solanogen - based lifeform s . ( ) Engineer in command Lieutenant Paul Porter assumed that a problem within the EPS conduits caused the environmental control ' s problems when the temperature in main engineering increased . ( )
J . Stanfill J . Stanfill is an actor who appeared as a [ Starfleet Academy 24th cadets | Starfleet Academy cadet ] ] in the fifth season episode in . He filmed his scenes on Monday on location at the Japanese Garden at the Tillman Water Reclamation Plant .
Ka ' Tann Conference The Ka ' Tann Conference was a meeting held in Vulcana Regar during the late 2090s or early 2100s , which was held to negotiate the terms of the Treaty of Ka ' Tann . Vulcan Ambassador V ' Lar was the primary negotiator during this conference . While T ' Pol was in her early schooling on , she traveled to Vulcana Regar to see V ' Lar during her negotiations . At one of the recesses , during the second Ka ' Tann Conference , T ' Pol approached V ' Lar to question the ambassador about her negotiating tactics , which V ' Lar later recalled as being " quite presumptuous coming from one so young . " V ' Lar later noted that T ' Pol ' s bluntness made the ambassador reconsider some of her positions in negotiating the treaty . ( )
Taugan sector The Taugan sector was a region of space . Many planets in this sector were home to ancient Romulan and Debrune , an offshoot of the Romulans , settlements . Most of this sector was in Federation territory . Six months prior to stardate 47135 , in 2369 , Arctus Baran and his band of mercenaries started raiding several planets in the search for ancient Romulan artifacts . ( )
Hovat Hovat was a Cardassian legate and a senior member of the Cardassian Union in the 2370s . In early 2375 , Hovat was honored with a dinner with many senior members of the Cardassian government attending . It was at this dinner that Damar and Siana met . ( )
Parada IV Parada IV was the fourth planet in the Parada system . This planet was located in the Gamma Quadrant . This was the largest planet in the system , and it had seven moon s . In 2370 , a replicant of Chief hid his runabout behind Parada IV in an attempt to escape Commander Sisko , Doctor Bashir and Major Kira , who were pursuing him in the . ( )
M ' Pella M ' Pella was a dabo girl who worked in Quark ' s on Deep Space 9 for many years . Together with many non - Starfleet residents of Deep Space 9 , she listened to Benjamin Sisko ' s final speech , shortly before he left the station and Cardassian s and the Dominion took control of Deep Space 9 . ( ) M ' Pella worked on a dabo table when a group of Cardassians and Jem ' Hadar started a brawl during which some of them died . After this , she and Morn were interrogated by a Bajoran security deputy and she seemed shocked when she used a handkerchief . ( ) In the time of the occupation she also worked in Quark ' s and entertained Cardassians and Jem ' Hadar . ( ) Along with Quark and another dabo girl , she welcomed home the returning Starfleet crew of Deep Space 9 after the joint forces of the Cardassians and the Dominion had left the station . ( ) M ' Pella attended the memorial for Morn in Quark ' s and later comforted a distressed Quark when Morn seemed to have died . ( ) When the crew of the returned to the station after they encountered a subspace compression anomaly , it was Odo who remarked that Chief Miles O ' Brien and Julian Bashir somehow seemed just a little smaller than usual . When M ' Pella rose up from her barstool and was considerably taller than the two men , they went to the infirmary immediately . ( ) M ' Pella was working at Quark ' s when Major Kira received Bajoran lilac s from Quark , celebrating her mother ' s birthday . ( ) In 2374 , an intoxicated Grathon Tolar attempted to dance with M ' Pella while she was operating the dabo wheel . When Tolar became insistent , there was a brief struggle before Quark intervened . Tolar subsequently stabbed the Ferengi . The incident was quietly covered up after Sisko offered a bribe to Quark . ( ) She was running the dabo wheel when a grown up Molly O ' Brien stabbed the Markalian Madrat in the chest with a broken bottle . ( ) M ' Pella was running a gambling table in Quark ' s shortly before Quark and Rom smuggled a cloaking device to the mirror universe . ( ) In 2375 , M ' Pella and Leeta asked Quark to reduce the amount he took from their tips from 20 % to 10 % ; Quark said he would " think about it " . Shortly after , when it seemed Quark would be the next Grand Nagus , M ' Pella offered to keep him company in his " great , big Nagal Residence " , and Quark was more than happy to oblige her . M ' Pella continued working at Quark ' s after it turned out that Rom was to be the next Nagus . ( )
Vision loss Vision loss was the sudden , temporary inability to see clearly or at all out of one or both eye s . It occurred in varying degrees . " In 2258 of the alternate reality , lost vision in his left eye after being vaccinated against Melvaran mud flea s by Doctor . " ( )
Wilfred Moore Wilfred Moore is an actor who appeared as a Klingon High Council member in the fourth season episode in for which he filmed his scenes on Monday on Paramount Stage 16 . He also appeared as a Klingon warrior in the fifth season episode for which he filmed his scenes on Tuesday and Wednesday on Paramount Stage 9 and 16 . Moore appeared again as a Melona IV colonist in the fifth season episode in . He filmed the scenes on Wednesday on location at the Golden Oak Ranch and on Thursday at Paramount Stage 16 . Prior to his work on " Star Trek " , Moore appeared as the Game Warden in the 1967 adventure film " The Last Safari " .
Unnamed Takarians The following is a list of unnamed Takarian s . Bard . The bard sang the " Song of the Sages " , offering the first verse for free and charging three frang s for the full song . He also begged Chakotay and Tom Paris for money to help him pay for his eye , although Paris later pointed out that the bard ' s eyepatch had switched eyes overnight . He unwittingly played a role in removing the Sages when he informed Chakotay and Paris that there was a legend for how the Sages were to leave . Merchant . The merchant informed Chakotay and Paris that no one entered the temple without wearing at least one ear . And of course , he was conveniently able to sell them a pair of lobes . Sandal maker . The sandal maker begged the Great Sages for help , as his shop was struggling . They scolded him for not exploiting his wife , six children and ill mother - in - law for labor and offered a copy of the Rules of Acquisition as an aide . When the villagers decided to literally send the Sages back to the sky on wings of fire , the sandalmaker told Chakotay he had prayed for that day to come . Temple women . This Takarian female gave the Ferengi Kol , who was stranded in Takar , oo - mox . ( ) Villagers . These villagers did business on the marketplace in front of the temple in which the two Ferengi , Arridor and Kol , resided in 2373 . ( )
Love potion crystal Love potion crystal s were an item Harry Mudd conned " a crazy old Sirius medicine man " out of while on the planet Sirius IX in 2269 ; the medicine man whom he so conned would not specify their actual origins . He , in turn , sold the crystals to several thousand of the planet ' s inhabitants , who experienced adverse effects from them . Escaping subsequent charges on Sirius , Mudd escaped to Motherlode , where he attempted to sell his remaining love crystals to the miners for three hundred credit s per crystal . There he was found by Spock of the , and was taken into custody aboard the starship . On the " Enterprise " , Mudd talked Head Nurse Christine Chapel into taking a crystal from him to use on Spock . He also broke several crystals near an air system grille to aid in his escape aboard the shuttlecraft NCC - 1701⁄12 . The crystals worked by breaking the crystal and applying the liquid within to one ' s skin , and then touching another person . Rubbing the liquid potion on the skin could cause temporary dizziness . They were said to cause romantic feelings amongst men and women , and warm fellowship among members of the same gender . To Harry Mudd ' s own surprise , the crystals actually had a temporary effect on the " Enterprise " crew . Spock fell briefly in love with Nurse Chapel , while the crew of the " Enterprise " herself became intoxicated by the love potion fumes through the air ducts . Montgomery Scott and M ' Ress briefly flirted with each other , the transporter officer was too busy dancing with a female officer to beam anyone up , and Kirk and Spock acted like good buddies . Less fortunately for Mudd ' s possible hopes of an honest pursuit of interstellar commerce , the potion had a rebound effect once its main effect wore off ; that meant the crystals would be a poor buy at even half - price . ( )
Bensonhurst Bensonhurst was a neighborhood in Brooklyn , in New York City on Earth . " Alicia Travers , an inhabitant of an alternate reality where Germany had invaded the United States , was from Bensonhurst . After encountering Jonathan Archer and learning about and the realities it faced in the 22nd century , she lamented that it was all a little too much for someone from Bensonhurst . " ( )
Philip Anthony - Rodriguez Philip Anthony - Rodriguez is a stage and television actor who played Juan , an engineer of the , in the episode . Among his acting resume are films such as " Academy Boyz " ( 1997 , with Kristanna S . Loken and Ivar Brogger ) , " Undercurrent " ( 1999 , with Brenda Strong ) , and " Ode " ( 2007 , with Kavi Raz ) . He has also guest - starred in television series such as ( 1997 and 2000 ) , " Becker " ( 2002 , with Susan Gibney ) , " JAG " ( 2004 , with Zoe McLellan and Richard McGonagle ) , " CSI : Miami " ( 2005 , with F . J . Rio ) , and " NCIS " ( 2007 , with Brian Cousins , Brian Markinson , and Susanna Thompson ) . He acted in a leading role as Kyle Duarte in the television series " Jake 2 . 0 " ( 2003 - 2004 ) . Anthony - Rodriguez is also a voice actor and has lent his voice to several video games such as " Grand Theft Auto : Vice City " ( 2002 ) and " True Crime : New York City " ( 2005 ) .
Plasma radiation Plasma radiation is a form of radiation associated with energetic plasma , such as inside warp core s . In one of The Doctor ' s daydream s in 2376 , the warp containment field of the suddenly failed , requiring that he save the day as he was the only one who could withstand the plasma radiation inside the core . ( ) In 2377 , an accident aboard a Nygean prison ship caused plasma radiation from a ruptured plasma conduit to flood the interior , necessitating that those aboard be evacuated to " Voyager " . ( )
Oil Oil is any type of multipurpose liquid substances that share common properties ; these properties typically include being combustible , slippery , viscous , and hydrophobic . Throughout history , various types of oils can be used to fuel oil lamp s , such as those used on the Teplan homeworld . Following the Teplan ' s contraction of " the blight " , oil for these lamps was a precious commodity often used in trades . When Doctor Julian Bashir claimed to seek a cure for the blight in 2372 , one of the Teplan inhabitants , Epran skeptically inquired what the cure would cost him , suggesting perhaps " a good coat " or " a tilo of oil . " ( ) Oil can also be used in art as the base paint used in creating an oil painting . ( ) Humanoid skin naturally excrete oils for their pores . In 2374 , Dejaren , an HD25 Isomorphic Projection , expressed his disgust towards " " organics " " to B ' Elanna Torres , describing to her how she was a " " repulsive creature " " that is " " constantly shedding your skin and hair , leaving your oily sweat on everything you touch . " " Following the encounter , The Doctor joke d , after having relieved Tom Paris from sickbay duties , that he wanted Paris to help him " sterilize every square millimeter of the sickbay , " seeing as Paris had " no doubt " left his " " oily residue on every hypospray , and your sloughed secretions on every console . " " ( )
Christy Henshaw Christy Henshaw was a female Human who lived aboard the under the command of Captain Jean - Luc Picard . Henshaw and Geordi La Forge dated on several occasions in 2366 . In early 2366 , La Forge dated Christy on the holodeck where he programmed a romantic location on a beach in moon light . He tried to get closer to her , but she refused and told him that she couldn ' t because she didn ' t feel the same way he felt for her . ( ) In late 2366 , La Forge had a crush on Henshaw but had difficulty conveying it . In Ten Forward , Worf offered advice to La Forge , but when Henshaw noticed him , their conversation had moments of silence and apprehension . This greatly disappointed Worf . However , La Forge soon gained the confidence to pursue a relationship with Henshaw , much to the surprise of both Worf and Commander Riker . ( )
USS Hood ( alternate reality ) The USS " Hood " was a 23rd century Federation starship operated by Starfleet . In 2258 , the " Hood " was docked at at the time came under attack by Nero . Several graduates of Starfleet Academy were assigned to this ship in the scramble to get a fleet to Vulcan . Upon its arrival at Vulcan , the " Hood " was immediately destroyed by the " Narada " in the Battle of Vulcan , along with a number of other starships . ( )
Johnny Hayden Johnny Hayden is an actor who worked as stand - in for John Christian Graas on the fifth season episode in . He also worked as stand - in for Brian Bonsall on the fifth season episodes , , , and . On " Imaginary Friend " he was also the stand - in for Noley Thornton .
All Our Yesterdays All Our Yesterdays was the title of a prop book created for Captain Philippa Georgiou ' s ready room . A photo of this bookshelf appeared in the Twitter account of producer Aaron Baiers . The title of this book , and other books on the shelf , were episode titles , and were described as " Easter eggs for all Trek lovers " . " However , the shelf as it appeared on screen counted fewer books , and since the titles were not obviously readable , it is unclear which were removed and which remained . This book ' s title refers to the episode . In - universe , the title of the book , like the title of the episode , likely derives from William Shakespeare ' s Macbeth .
Albert Henderson Albert Henderson is the actor who played Cos in the episode . Henderson , a native of Los Angeles , California , is best known for playing Officer O ' Hara on the classic television sitcom , " Car 54 , Where Are You ? " , which aired from 1961 through 1963 . He also in the 1968 film " Madigan " , starring TOS guest actors Michael Dunn , Lloyd Haynes , and Steve Ihnat . In 1973 , he had a supporting role in the acclaimed crime drama " Serpico " , which also featured F . Murray Abraham . Other films in which Henderson appeared include " Coogan ' s Bluff " ( 1968 , with Seymour Cassel ) , " The Pursuit of Happiness " ( 1971 , starring Michael Sarrazin ) , " The Reincarnation of Peter Proud " ( 1975 , also starring Michael Sarrazin ) , " The Postman Always Rings Twice " ( 1981 , with John Colicos and Christopher Lloyd ) , " Barfly " ( 1987 , with Alice Krige ) , " Big Top Pee - Wee " ( 1988 , with Kenneth Tobey ) , " Three Fugitives " ( 1989 , with Alan Ruck , Bruce McGill , Tim de Zarn , Brian Thompson , and Sherman Howard ) , " Trancers II " ( 1991 , with Jeffrey Combs ) , and " Mr . Jones " ( 1991 , with Thomas Kopache ) . Henderson passed away in his hometown Los Angeles on January 17th , 2004 , the same day as TNG actor Noble Willingham .
Arthur Bernard Arthur Bernard was the stage name of Arthur Friedman , who played Apella in , a second season episode of . He filmed his scenes on Friday at Paramount Pictures ' B Tank . Born in Indiana , USA , Bernard received a Bachelor of Arts degree in sociology from UCLA ( University of California , Los Angeles ) in 1941 , a Master of Arts degree in drama from the University of Southern California in 1947 and a PhD in speech and drama from USC in 1955 . In 1948 , Bernard began a forty - two year tenure as a professor at the UCLA School of Theater , Film and Television , from 1948 to 1990 . He taught courses on acting and directing for film and television , as well as broadcasting , sportscasting , and production techniques . Even after retiring in 1990 , he continued to be involved in the UCLA community by attending stage productions and participating in campus events and student films . Bernard wrote , produced and directed various projects for radio , television , and the stage . Among these was the radio series " Turning Point " , which ran from 1950 through 1965 and featured interviews with over 100 celebrities . He also performed in a number of television and stage productions . Among the latter , he appeared in such plays as " Death of a Salesman " and " Who ' s Afraid of Virginia Woolf ? " His sole Broadway performance was in " The Eccentricities of Davey Crockett " , one of three segments of " Ballet Ballads " , in 1948 . Besides " Star Trek " , other television shows Bernard appeared on were " Cimarron Strip " ( in an episode with Seymour Cassel ) , " Mannix " ( with Leslie Parrish , Michael Pataki , William Windom ) , " Lancer " ( co - starring Barbara Luna ) , and " 240 - Robert " ( starring Joanna Cassidy ) . He also had roles in the acclaimed mini - series " Rich Man , Poor Man " ( co - starring Kim Darby , Fionnula Flanagan , Roy Jenson , Leigh J . McCloskey , Gavan O ' Herlihy , and Lawrence Pressman ) and " War and Remembrance " ( featuring Ian Abercrombie , Steven Berkoff , John Rhys - Davies , Lawrence Dobkin , Bruce French , Byron Morrow , Glenn Morshower , George Murdock , Charles Napier and William Schallert ) and the TV movies " My Father ' s House " ( 1975 , with Rosemary Forsyth and Gail Strickland ) and " The Girl , the Gold Watch & Everything " ( 1980 , with Larry Hankin and Jill Ireland ) . Bernard died in Los Angeles , California , in 2001 . He had just completed filming an appearance as an elderly jogger on the 2001 comedy " The Animal " , his first and only feature film credit .
Rick Mitchell Rick Mitchell was an assistant film editor for Todd Ramsay on , along with Randy D . Thornton . He was primarily involved in consolidating with the film ' s visual effects department , although he was allowed to edit one short sequence . After " Star Trek " , Mitchell worked with that film ' s director , the late Robert Wise , as editor of the 1980 version of the intra - industry promotional short " The Heart of Hollywood " . He subsequently served as a contributing editor on ' s 1981 comedy " In God We Tru $ t " ( which featured cinematography by Charles Correll ) and as an assistant editor on the comedy " Bustin ' Loose " ( featuring Bill Quinn and Roy Jenson ) and ' s adaptation of " Swamp Thing " ( starring Adrienne Barbeau and Ray Wise ) . In the late 1980s and early 1990s , Mitchell worked as both film editor and sound editor . As a film editor , he worked solely on B - movies and independent films such as " Memorial Valley Massacre " , " Blood Games " , and " Breathing Fire " . His sound work , on the other hand , consisted of more mainstream films , including ( working with Ron Bartlett , Destiny Borden , Stephen Hunter Flick , Robin Harlan , Bill Henderson , James Simcik , David E . Stone , and Bill Voigtlander ) , ( featuring Natalia Nogulich and working with Richard L . Anderson , Joseph F . Brennan , Thomas Causey , John Dunn , Stephen Hunter Flick , Richard Kite , and Nicholas Vincent Korda ) , and ( 1993 , starring David Clennon , Dick Miller and Robert Picardo , working with Warren Hamilton , Jr . , Ellen Heuer , Mark A . Mangini , John Pospisil , Curt Schulkey and David A . Whittaker and featuring music by Jerry Goldsmith ) . During the remainder of the 1990s and the early 2000s , Mitchell focused solely on sound editing , with his credits including " In the Mouth of Madness " ( starring Bernie Casey , John Glover and David Warner ; working with Ron Bartlett , John Dunn , Galen Goodpaster , Robin Harlan , Matthew C . May , Howard Neiman , Andrew Patterson , and John Pospisil ) , " Dante ' s Peak " , " Anastasia " ( featuring the voices of Kirsten Dunst , Kelsey Grammer , and Christopher Lloyd ) , " Lethal Weapon 4 " , and " Traffic " . He later received two Golden Reel Award nominations from the Motion Picture Sound Editors Guild – one for 2001 ' s " Cats & Dogs " ( which he shared with the aforementioned Richard Anderson and Mark Mangini ) and another for 2002 ' s " Unconditional Love " ( also shared with Anderson , as well as David Whittaker ) . In 2007 , Mitchell made a return to film editing with the low - budget horror movie " Death ' s Door " .
HyperPro PC The HyperPro PC was a computer scheduled to be released by Chronowerx Industries in the late 20th century . Chronowerx CEO Henry Starling had hired an outside company to design the computer chip intended to drive the HyperPro PC , as he had already cannibal ized the 29th century timeship " Aeon " ( upon which he had based all of his technological innovations since 1969 ) to the point where there was nothing else left on which to base a commercial product . In 1996 , however , only six month s before the device was scheduled to be released , Starling fired the company designing the chip , as he felt their chip was not adequate to power the PC . ( )