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Theodore Sturgeon Theodore " Ted " Sturgeon ( born Edward Hamilton Waldo ) was a prolific science fiction author . He made his mark in the " Star Trek " universe , crafting the backstory for Spock and the Vulcan s in , an episode that garnered him a Hugo Award nomination . Sturgeon wrote two episodes , and " Amok Time " . He also wrote two unproduced story outlines : " " , which was later developed into a first draft teleplay by Meyer Dolinsky , then into a novel by James Gunn , published by Pocket Books , and " Shore Leave II " , an intended sequel to " Shore Leave " . Sturgeon was liked by the " Star Trek " staff for his fertile imagination and writing skills , however he wasn ' t familiar enough with the television format and his stories often turned out to be too expensive or simply impossible to be put to the screen . He also worked very slowly , often taking months to get from outline to teleplay and then to revised drafts . The story for " Shore Leave " has been assigned in , finally filmed in late - October . " Amok Time " was planned to be a first season episode , but had to be postponed until season 2 . ( " " , " " ) According to the , the character Sturgeon from was named after him . Sturgeon was also referred to in dialogue in , and thus has a namesake in the " Star Trek " universe . Career outside " Star Trek " . Sturgeon was born Edward Hamilton Waldo in Staten Island , New York . He was a distant relative of the well known US writer Ralph Waldo Emerson . It is sometimes said his brother Peter Sturgeon introduced Mensa to the USA . After his mother remarried to William Dickie Sturgeon , the brothers changed their surname to Sturgeon . In addition to his work on " Star Trek " , Sturgeon also wrote an episode of " The Invaders " , the basis of the horror film " Killdozer ! " , an episode of " Land of the Lost " and also some episodes of " The Twilight Zone " revival series in the 1980s . Sturgeon knew and interacted with numerous other well - known science fiction writers including L . Ron Hubbard , Ray Bradbury , Kurt Vonnegut ( Sturgeon was the basis of Vonnegut ' s Kilgore Trout character ) and John W . Campbell . In later life , he lived in Oregon , where he died . Legacy . The Theodore Sturgeon Award is named for him . It was established in 1987 by James Gunn of the Center for the Study of Science Fiction at the University of Kentucky . Kij Johnson and George Zebrowski have also been involved , and Pamela Sargent has won it . " Star Trek " award . Sturgeon has earned the following award nomination for his work in " Star Trek " ,
The Continuum vs . Q The Continuum vs . Q was a legal case in 2378 , in which the Q Continuum judged whether Q Junior had sufficiently improved his character to be reinstated as a , or would be transformed into an Oprelian amoeba to live out the rest of eternity . According to an agreement between Q and the Continuum , his son had been given a week aboard the Federation starship as a Human to change his ways and become an " upstanding citizen of the cosmos " . During this period , Q engineered a situation in which Icheb was critically injured by an apparent Chokuzan vessel while on a joyride with Q Junior , forcing the younger Q to admit his culpability in order to obtain medical treatment . Q hoped that the Chokuzan incident would sway the Continuum in his son ' s favor , but when the court convened aboard " Voyager " , the Continuum judged against him due to the fact that Q Junior ' s actions had placed Icheb in danger in the first place . However , in light of Q Junior ' s progress , the judge s decided not to sentence him to existing as an amoeba but the " next worst fate " : a Human . Afterward , Q was able to bargain with the Continuum to return his son ' s powers , in exchange for eternal custody of him . ( )
Communication subroutine A communicative subroutine was a computer program that allowed Soong - type android s to express themselves . In 2379 , Data only activated the cognitive and communicative subroutines of B - 4 . When B - 4 asked him why he was unable to move , Data explained what he had done , adding that it was because B - 4 posed a danger to the . ( )
USS Muroc The USS " Muroc " was a Federation starship operated by Starfleet during the mid - 23rd century . In the of 2256 - 57 , this ship was on patrol duty in the same sector as the and the when they were simultaneously ambushed by Klingon warship s . The loss of all three ships resulted in 462 Starfleet casualties . ( )
Ed Charnock , Jr . ( Starfleet ) Ed Charnock , Jr . was a Starfleet officer in the 24th century . In 2353 , he was listed as a Starfleet Operational Support Services officer on a directory placard at Starbase 32 , Maxia sector . His office was located in room # 45197 . ( , directory ) In 2371 , he was a crew member aboard the . He was among the crew stranded in the Delta Quadrant , when " Voyager " was forcefully brought there by the . In that year , his name was listed on a crew manifest . ( ) , ) " In an unknown , alternate future timeframe , he was listed as an Advanced Technologies officer on the dedication plaque of the . " ( dedication plaque )
Ross 248 Ross 248 was a star that was located approximately ten light year s from Sol . In 2364 , the location of Ross 248 was labeled in a star chart of a stellar neighborhood with Sol at the center . This chart was stored in the library computer . Later that year , the chart was scanned by Outpost 63 . ( , " production art " ; )
Dikon Alpha Dikon Alpha was a Class 9 pulsar . In 2370 , when choosing a site that could produce vertion particles if a modified photon torpedo detonated inside it , the crew of the had to choose between two candidates . The candidates were Dikon Alpha and the MacPherson Nebula . Based on the recommendation of Chief Engineer Geordi La Forge , the " Enterprise " set a course for the nebula . ( )
Richard Isanove Richard Isanove ( born ) is a French comic book artist specializing in colors . He studied film and animation in Paris before moving to the United States in 1994 to study at the California Institute of the Arts . While there , he was hired by Top Cow as a colorist . While at Top Cow , he worked on a variety of titles before settling on " The Darkness " and " Arcanum " . He continued to freelance and worked on " Ultimate X - Men " , " Wolverine : Origin " , " Marvel 1602 " , and the various " The Dark Tower " series . In 1996 , he was one of the color artists for " Star TreX " from Marvel Comics .
Riverside Shipyard The Riverside Shipyard was the ground - based Starfleet shipyard 2 - 1A located in Riverside , Iowa , Earth . The Riverside construction zone was under the SFC Division , United Federation of Planets , Sector 47 . It was considered a maximum security zone ; intruders could be met with lethal force . ( ) History . In the mid - 2250s , the was constructed at the Riverside Shipyard . The shipyard was also an embarcation point from where Starfleet Academy cadet s would travel to their training facilities . According to the ship ' s dedication plaque , although constructed in Iowa , the " Enterprise " was launched from the San Francisco Fleet Yards . In 2255 , boarded the military shuttle " Bardeen " at the Riverside Shipyard after dared him to enlist in Starfleet and do better than the night before at the nearby Shipyard Bar . ( ) In 2259 , one of the news feed s from UFP News showed a reporter doing a news piece from the shipyard . ( ) Appendices . Background information . The first teaser trailer for premiered with the release of " Cloverfield " ( 2008 ) , depicting scenes of the " Enterprise " being constructed at the Riverside Shipyard . According to co - writer Roberto Orci : " " Shortly after the heroic death of George Kirk , the Iowa shipyards were erected by Starfleet to honor and commemorate the sacrifice . Hence , the " Kelvin " salt shaker in the diner , etc . . . " " According to the novelization of " Star Trek " , the decision was more a matter of location , as central Iowa was close to the Mississippi River and a still - industrial Midwest , but sufficiently isolated that a catastrophic accident would endanger few people outside of the shipyard itself . The live - action elements of the shipyard were filmed at the Pastoria Energy Facility in , California . ( )
Colds Referenced in the final draft script of the episode , " colds " was a term used by Onlies . The term was used only once in the script , with Miri stating , " " The Onlies mark down all the hots and colds at a secret place . . . It ' s not much fun . . . " "
Erosene winds Erosene winds were an astronomical effect in the atmosphere of the planet Alastria , located forty thousand light year s from Sikaris . The winds start shortly before the sun rises , and were said to evoke euphoria in those who encountered them . Ensign Harry Kim enjoyed the sensation of the erosene winds in 2371 , when he and a Sikarian female named Eudana transport ed there by using the spatial trajector . ( )
Pamela Douglas Pamela Douglas is a writer who wrote with Jeri Taylor the teleplay for the fourth season episode after a story by Shari Goodhartz . Douglas previously wrote episodes for the television series " Insight " ( 1983 , directed by Michael Rhodes ) , " Trapper John , M . D . " ( 1984 , with Madge Sinclair and Fran Bennett ) , " Frank ' s Place " ( 1987 ) , " A Year in the Life " ( 1987 , with Richard Kiley and Jay Underwood ) , and " TV 101 " ( 1989 , with Leon Russom , Cristine Rose , and Scott Trost ) and the teleplay for the television drama " A Girl of the Limberlost " ( 1990 , with Joanna Cassidy ) . Between 1992 and 1995 she wrote three episodes for the drama series " CBS Schoolbreak Specials " with Concetta Tomei , Mark Phelan , and Michelle Krusiec . For this work she received a Humanitas Prize nomination in 1992 in the category Children ' s Live - Action Category , a Daytime Emmy Award nomination in 1993 in the category Outstanding Writing in a Children ' s Special , and a Writers Guild of America Award nomination in 1996 in the category Children ' s Script . In 1995 she won a Humanitas Prize Award in the category Children ' s Live - Action Category .
Paula Crist Paula Crist - Pickett is a " Star Trek " fan who appeared as a background performer , an alien crewmember in . This character was originally supposed to be a bridge crewmember , but that role eventually went to Billy Van Zandt ' s Rhaandarite character . Crist apparently designed her own alien costume , and gave the character the name Worene . Gene Roddenberry liked the Worene character , and made sure she at least appeared in the final movie by giving her a part in the recreation deck scene . Crist performed stunts in a number of productions , including " Logan ' s Run " , the original " Battlestar Galactica " and as the baby brontosaurus in " Baby : Secret of the Lost Legend " . Crist became a friend of Mark Lenard and his family . After he died of diabetes in , Crist helped the family sort through his possessions . She took special interest in Mark Lenard ' s Klingon costume . She worked with some costumers at Paramount Studios to restore the uniform to its former glory . She used the costume as a fund raising item for a diabetes fund during SiliCon 2002 . See the external link below for the story of how she got the uniform .
John Shiban John Shiban was a co - executive producer and staff writer on during its second season . Shiban attended the University of California at Los Angeles ( UCLA ) , where he received a Bachelor of Arts degree in English Literature . He later earned a Master of Fine Art degree in Screenwriting from the American Film Institute . He is perhaps best known as a writer and later as a producer on the hit science fiction series , . He shared an Emmy Award nomination in 1997 for co - writing the " X - Files " episode " " . As a co - producer on " The X - Files " , he was among the recipients of the show ' s Emmy nomination as Outstanding Drama Series in 1998 . While working on " The X - Files " , Shiban and fellow " X - Files " writers and producers created two short - lived series for the FOX network , " Harsh Realm " ( starring Terry O ' Quinn ) and " The Lone Gunmen " . After his work on " Enterprise " , Shiban wrote for and co - executive produced the ABC series " Threat Matrix " . He also wrote and executive produced the 2004 TV adaptation of Mary Shelley ' s " Frankenstein " . In 2006 Shiban wrote , directed and executive produced the TV horror movie " Rest Stop " . Among the performers he cast in this movie was guest actress Diane Salinger . Shiban recently produced a sequel , " Rest Stop : Don ' t Look Back " , also starring Salinger . Shiban then executive produced the 2007 direct - to - DVD releases " Sublime " and " Believers " . From 2005 through 2007 Shiban was a writer and executive producer on the CW series " Supernatural " ; for the 2007 – 2008 season , he served as consulting producer on the series . In 2008 , Shiban produced the DVD movies " Otis " ( featuring Tracy Scoggins ) and " Alien Raiders " ( featuring Bonita Friedericy ) . In April 2008 it was announced that Shiban had been tapped to executive produce the syndicated television series " Wizard ' s First Rule " , based on the books by Terry Goodkind . The series was eventually produced under the title ; Shiban produced its first season . During the 2009 – 2010 television season , Shiban worked as a writer and producer for the AMC drama series . Shiban was one of the writers for the fourth season of the " Doctor Who " spin - off . This makes him , along with fellow " Torchwood " writer Jane Espenson , one of only two people to write for both the " Star Trek " and " Doctor Who " franchises on television .
Martha Leighton Martha Leighton was a female Human civilian in the 23rd century . In 2266 , she lived with her husband Thomas Leighton on Planet Q . That same year , her husband diverted the to the planet , ostensibly to confirm his discovery of a new synthetic food that could totally end the threat of famine on Cygnia Minor , a nearby colony . In fact , he diverted the " Enterprise " because he believed Anton Karidian , a traveling performer , was actually Kodos . He hoped Kirk , another of the eyewitnesses , would help him in his quest to bring Kodos to justice . She had reservations about her husband ' s claim that Karidian was Governor Kodos . That night , after a performance of " Macbeth " , there was a cocktail party at the Leighton house . She was the hostess at the party , providing her guests with drinks . Kirk asked Martha where her husband was at ; she replied that he was in town and had called to say that he was coming home . Before taking an evening stroll with Lenore Karidian , Kirk apologized to Martha for leaving the party early . After her husband was found dead , his body was returned to the Leighton residence . After covering his body , Martha commented that she believed her husband had found the peace that he didn ' t have when he was alive and questioned , if his suspicions were untrue , why he had been killed . Kirk promised to find the reason for his murder . Before leaving Kirk , with tears in her eyes , she expressed how much she would miss her husband . ( )
Neural tissue Neural tissue was the main component of the two parts of the nervous system ; the brain and spinal cord of the central nervous system and the branching peripheral nerves of the peripheral nervous system . In 2153 , the need for neural tissue to transplant into led to the creation of the mimetic simbiot Sim . ( ) In 2371 , Nurse Jabara asked Dr . Julian Bashir if she should take neural tissue samples as part of Bareil Antos ' autopsy . ( ) Soon after , The Doctor replicated new neural tissue for Ptera after removing a cancer ous tumor from her brain stem and resuscitating her . ( ) Later that year , a holographic Reginald Barclay urged The Doctor to destroy the supposedly holographic and end a malfunctioning holoprogram by saying that the oxidation levels in his neural tissues were rising . ( ) In 2373 , Orum assured Chakotay that other than repairing his neural tissue , there would be no lasting effects of having a Borg neural transceiver attached to his skull ( ) Soon after , Kes told The Doctor that B ' Elanna Torres ' neural tissues were starting to degenerate due to oxygen deprivation following a plasma conduit explosion . ( ) Later , Julian Bashir told Kira Nerys that she was not feeling the effects of neural pathway damage because her neural tissue hadn ' t yet begun to deteriorate . ( )
Jones Jones was a common Human surname . On stardate 1312 , Captain James T . Kirk accidentally called a yeoman named ( another common Human family name ) Yeoman Jones . ( ) In a trial on stardate 2947 , JAG prosecutor Areel Shaw used a hypothetical situation between two characters named Smith and Jones to illustrate a possible psychological interaction between Kirk and Benjamin Finney . ( )
Johnny Lightning Johnny Lightning was formed in 1994 as a subsidiary of Playing Mantis and is currently a brand primarily used for collectible die - cast toy cars . Its parent company was acquired by the RC2 Corporation which was itself acquired by in 2011 . Tomy discontinued the brand in 2013 but licensed it to Round 2 in 2016 , along with the Playing Mantis logo . " Star Trek " releases . Johnny Lightning produced a line of painted " Star Trek " starship miniatures called " Legends of Star Trek " from 2004 until 2008 . The ships measured from ten to twelve centimeters long and were made of PVC . Their display stands were cast in zamac metal . Platz , the distributor of many " Star Trek " models in the Japanese market , re - released the line in Japan from 2011 until 2015 . A , a " " shuttlecraft with " atmospheric re - entry damage " , a " cloak ed " ( from ) , and a with " Borg detailing " ( from ) were slated for possible release but were not produced . " Legends of Star Trek " : standard decos . Series One . Released in ; packed on blue - backed cards with removable stickers ; includes individually - labeled silver metal display stands Series Two : Red Alert . Released in ; packed on red - backed cards ; includes Starfleet insignia ( 2370s ) embroidered fabric patches and individually - labeled silver metal display stands Series Three : Uncharted Territories . Released in ; packed on purple - backed cards ; includes individually - labeled black metal display stands Series Four : Battlestations ! Released in ; packed on red and black - backed cards ; includes individually - labeled black metal display stands Series Five : Sacrifice . Released in ; packed on red - backed cards with purple stripe on right ; includes individually - labeled black metal display stands Series Six : Ships Of The Line . Released in November 2008 ; packed on red - backed cards with green stripe on right ; includes individually - labeled black metal display stands " Legends of Star Trek " : White Lightning decos . Johnny Lightning ' s " Legends of Star Trek " starship miniatures were released in both standard decos ( as listed above ) and as rare " White Lightning " variants with alternate paint schemes . These variants were randomly packed into cases shipped to retailers and made up " less than two percent " of the production run . Except for Series Five , all White Lightning releases were sold in the same packaging as the regular releases . Series One . All ships are painted " pearlescent white " instead of the standard base color . Series Two : Red Alert . All ships have an identical paint scheme to the standard releases but a tiny Starfleet " Delta Shield " logo is painted onto the ship ' s lower hull . Series Four : Battlestations ! All ships are painted silver instead of the standard base color . Series Five : Sacrifice . Unlike all other waves , Series Five White Lightning packaging had a white strip covering part of the purple stripe on the right side of the package ' s front , to make them more easily identifiable .
Geneva Protocol of 1928 The Geneva Protocol of 1928 was a treaty created in 1928 in Geneva on Earth prohibiting the use of biological weapon s . In 2155 , a subsequent treaty dealing with this subject was created . Michael Burnham cited both Geneva Protocols in a discussion with in 2256 . ( )
William James William James was a noted Human philosopher and author . During a shuttlecraft trip to Starbase 515 in 2365 , Jean - Luc Picard gave Wesley Crusher a book to read authored by James , prior to his Starfleet Academy entrance exams . Wesley was only able to read some of it before their journey was completed , which disappointed Picard , who stated that " " there ' s no greater challenge than the study of philosophy . " " Wesley , nevertheless doubted that James would be on his Starfleet exams , to which Picard replied , " " The important things never will be . Anyone can be trained in the mechanics of pilot ing a starship . But Starfleet Academy , it takes more . Open your mind to the past – art , history , philosophy – and all this may mean something . " " ( )
Jimmy Arakaki Jimmy Arakaki was a Starfleet officer in the 24th century . In 2364 , as a captain , he was the commander of the . Sometime in that year , he received an order from the office of Admiral of Starfleet Mission Operations Unit about the Gamma Argus system . ( , okudagram )
Plak tow Plak tow was a Vulcan phrase literally meaning " blood fever " . It was characterized by irrational and instinct driven behavior , a combative nature and a high fever , especially during the final stages of " pon farr " . Normally a Vulcan in this state was unable to speak or think clearly and the desire to mate was very strong and irresistible . The " blood fever " was initiated by a telepathic mating bond between two Vulcans , but instances of Vulcans mating with members of other races did exist . ( ) Even a brief moment of bonding was enough to initiate the blood fever . After the " plak tow " was initiated , it had to be brought to its natural conclusion , or the chemical imbalance that had resulted would lead to death . The " fever " could be broken through either successful mating or through " koon - ut - kal - if - fee " : the ritual challenge to fight to win one ' s mate . Once either of these rituals had been implemented , the blood fever was purged and one would recover from the symptoms . Often the ritual combat was to the death , but could also be resolved without death . ( ; ) In 2267 , T ' Pau expressed surprise when Spock , while suffering from " pon farr " , protested T ' Pring ' s choice of Kirk as her champion in the " koon - ut - kal - if - fee " . Neither Kirk nor Spock wanted to kill the other , so to avoid the situation , Chief Medical Officer McCoy drugged Kirk with a neural paralyzer under the pretext of injecting him with a tri - ox compound so he could breathe better in the dry , hot air . As McCoy intended , Kirk seemed to have been killed by Spock during the ritual battle . ( ) In 2373 , Ensign Vorik , experiencing " pon farr " himself , unintentionally initiated the telepathic mating bond with Lieutenant B ' Elanna Torres . Even though Torres turned down Vorik ' s proposal for marriage , she began experiencing the blood fever herself . This not only resulted in her engaging in some irrational and extremely emotionally driven behavior , but also brought out her more aggressive Klingon mating instincts . With her baser instincts driving her , she tried to unsuccessfully seduce Lieutenant Tom Paris on an away mission . Trying to resolve the blood fever which was driving him near insanity , Vorik declared the " koon - ut - kal - if - fee " and challenged Paris to a fight . Deciding to take on the challenge herself , Torres fought Vorik and by winning the ritual battle , the blood fever was purged . ( ) Apocrypha . experienced " plak tow " in Star Trek After Darkness , Part 1 , subsequently tearing apart his quarters .