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Sam Mendoza Sam Mendoza worked as a propmaker foreman on , along with John M . Carroll and Steve Morey and under the supervision of Dean Wilson . He later worked as a construction foreman on ( under coordination from Thomas J . Arp ) and ( under Richard J . Bayard ) . Mendoza ' s first film was Paramount Pictures ' 1986 Eddie Murphy vehicle , " The Golden Child " . This was followed by John Huston ' s " The Dead " ( featuring Colm Meaney ) in 1987 . Mendoza was a propmaker on both of these films . He went on to serve as propmaker foreman on the films " Rising Sun " ( 1993 ) and " I Love Trouble " ( 1994 , starring Saul Rubinek ) . He was also a construction foreman on the films " Final Analysis " and " Hoffa " ( both 1992 ) and a stage foreman on the 2002 adaptation of T . H . Wells ' " The Time Machine " , which , like " Star Trek Nemesis " , was written by John Logan . Mendoza was a prop maker on Universal Pictures ' 2006 musical comedy " American Dreamz " . More recently he worked as assistant effects instructor on the fan - made internet series " Star Trek : New Voyages " episode " World Enough and Time " ( 2007 ) .
Garvin Garvin was a village magistrate on the planet Barkon IV . After his wife died in 2369 , he became a single parent with a daughter named . In 2370 , he met a malfunctioning Lieutenant Commander Data who had been sent to retrieve radiation fragments from a Federation deep space probe that had crash landed on the planet . Garvin and Gia took Data into their home when the android wandered into their village with amnesia . After Garvin developed radiation poisoning from being exposed to fragments from the probe that Data had unwittingly carried in , he approved Data ' s investigation into the cause of the illness . He was later cured of the poisoning by Data . ( )
Albert Whitlock Albert " Al " J . Whitlock was a British - born matte painting artist , who created all the matte paintings used in . His creations include the panoramas of Rigel VII for , Delta Vega for and Eminiar VII for . Whitlock ' s matte painting of Starbase 11 from was used ( in a slightly modified version ) as a cover of Galaxy magazine in the episode . Whitlock was never employed by Desilu or its successor , Paramount Television , but rather worked on contract basis for the two , Howard A . Anderson Company and Film Effects of Hollywood , that worked on the show . He later commented about his work on " Star Trek " , " " I did most of my STAR TREK paintings for Lin Dunn . Only a few for Howard . I don ' t remember exactly how many , maybe a dozen or so . It ' s easy to lose track ' cause I ' ve painted over a thousand paintings over the years . " " , having added , " " For STAR TREK I only had about a week to do each , mostly futuristic architecture . I can ' t remember if I did any for Joe Westheimer , I don ' t think so , and I don ' t believe I had any contact with Frank Van Der Veer ' s company at all . " " ( " Cinefantastique " , Vol 27 # 11 , p . 72 ) Career outside " Star Trek " . Whitlock had a long and distinguished career in England and Hollywood , which ranged from the 1930s to the 1980s . He worked with on a number of the director ' s most famous films , including " The Man Who Knew Too Much " ( 1934 ) and " The 39 Steps " ( 1935 ) . Later he also worked on some of Hitchcock ' s American films , including " The Birds " ( 1963 ) . He relocated to the United States in the 1950s , to work on a number of features . Until his retirement , Whitlock provided background art for many major motion pictures , including " Dune " ( 1984 , with Patrick Stewart ) . He received an Academy Award ( Oscar ) for the 1974 film " Earthquake " , for which he created more than 70 individual matte paintings . The movie starred Geneviève Bujold and featured George Murdock , Gene Dynarski , Jerry Hardin , Charles Picerni and George Sawaya in the cast . Other awards Whitlock received were an Oscar nomination for " Tobruk " ( 1967 , shared with Howard A . Anderson , Jr . , who brought him in on " Star Trek " ) , an additional win for " The Hindenburg " ( 1975 ) , a Saturn Award nomination for " The Wiz " ( 1978 ) , and a Emmy Award for " A . D . " ( 1984 , shared with among others Syd Dutton ) .
Administrative Operations Administrative Operations was one of the subdivisions of Starfleet Operations , along with Engineering Operations , Strategic Operations , and Tactical Operations . I . Ceja , F . Elizarraaaz , Firoi , G . Mignacca , K . Nakonse , and P . Pacheco were assigned to Administrative Operations in 2372 , serving under Admiral Leyton . ( )
Bob Kahan Bob Kahan is a comic book editor . He spent most of his career working for DC Comics , editing a wide variety of trade paperback collections including ones for " Preacher " , " Superman " , " Batman " , " Wonder Woman " , " Hellblazer " , and " JLA " . He edited some of the " Star Trek " reprints including " Tests of Courage " and " " .
Theoretical physics Theoretical physics was a branch of physics which attempted to explain and predict natural phenomena . Nilani Kahn once expressed a desire to study theoretical quantum physics to her husband Torias Dax . ( ) Hannah Bates , a colonist on Moab IV , was an expert on theoretical physics . ( )
Red hour The Red Hour marked the beginning of the Festival on Beta III during the governance of Landru . It started at six o ' clock in the afternoon . In 2267 , Bilar warned the landing party searching for Hikaru Sulu and O ' Neil to hurry to Reger ' s house , as the Red Hour was almost upon them . Later , after they arrived at Reger ' s place , Hacom noted that the Red Hour had already begun . ( )
Helga Wool - Smith Helga Wool - Smith is a film production assistant who worked as production assistant in the prop department on J . J . Abrams ' . Wool - Smith previously worked in the same position on the comic adaptation " Iron - Man " ( 2008 ) and as prop coordinator on the television series " Private Practice " ( 2008 ) .
Andronesian encephalitis Andronesian encephalitis was an unpleasant , but not life - threatening , disease transmitted by airborne particles that was common in Federation space due to the transmission of the particles via space travel . In 2152 , when Phlox insisted on examining Travis Mayweather , he justified this with the possibility that Mayweather could suffer a seizure at the helm due to Andronesian encephalitis . ( ) In 2154 , a sample of this disease ' s pathogen was stored at Cold Station 12 . ( ) Although the disease was easily treated and regarded as a minor condition by 2365 , Anya , the guardian of the Dauphin of Daled IV , regarded it as a threat and requested that the person infected be terminated . ( )
Jay Smith Jay Smith appeared as an " Enterprise " crewmember in the recreation deck scenes in . He was part of the group of extras which surrounded Dennis Fischer along with Kathleen Sky , Don Fanning , Leigh Strother - Vien , Bjo Trimble , and Katherine Kurtz .
Mudd in Your Eye " The only man who can stop an interplanetary war is . . . Harry Mudd ? " Mudd in Your Eye is a Pocket TOS novel – # 81 in the numbered series – written by Jerry Oltion . Published by Pocket Books , it was first released in .
Aide - de - camp An aide - de - camp was a person who performed for a high - ranking official . In 2293 , the Starfleet commander in chief ' s aide - de - camp introduced him at the classified briefing regarding talks with the Klingon Chancellor Gorkon . ( )
Unnamed Benzites A list of unnamed Benzite s . Trader on Rigel X . This Benzite was one of many species that populated a trade complex on Rigel X . He was present when in 2151 , visited Rigel X in its search for the Klingon Klaang . ( ) Trader on Xanthan bazaar . This Benzite was present on the floating trading bazaar on the Xanthan homeworld , when " Enterprise " visited the planet to do business with a local chemist named B ' Rat Ud . ( ) Visitor at Quark ' s . This Benzite civilian was seen on the Deep Space 9 promenade in 2373 . ( ) He was seen again in Quark ' s in 2374 . ( ) He was sitting at a table in Quarks ' with two male humans as Worf and Jadzia Dax discussed their marriage plans ( ) The following year he passed the senior officers at the second level of Quark ' s Bar . ( ) He also participated in a dabo game at Quark ' s and passed Captain Sisko and his son on the promenade . ( ) Worker at trellium mining planet . This Benzite worked on the trellium mining planet visited by the crew of " Enterprise " , who were searching for a Xindi working in the mining colony . ( )
Echevarria system The Echevarria system was a star system . This system was further away from Romulan territory than the Nequencia Alpha and Carraya systems . In 2369 , the YLT - 3609 , piloted by Jaglom Shrek , visited this system . The flight plan of his , which included this system , was displayed on the bridge of the while searching for Worf . ( , " production art " )
Dick D ' Angelo ( Lieutenant ) Dick D ' Angelo was a Starfleet officer in the 24th century . In 2353 , he was listed as a Starfleet Operational Support Services officer on a directory placard in Starbase 32 , Maxia sector . His office was located in room # 75274 . ( , directory ) In 2367 , he was a lieutenant aboard the . According to the Engineering Division duty roster , he was an Ops Engineer for the Third Shift Antimatter Operations Unit . This roster was on display via the desktop monitor in the ready room . ( , " okudagram " ) 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 2372 , he was listed on the Planetary Geosciences Division duty roster . ( ) " In an unknown , alternate future timeframe , he was listed as a Tactical Systems officer on the dedication plaque of the . " ( dedication plaque )
2000s In the decade of the 2000s , Human s build the Millennium Gate on Earth to celebrate the new millennium , ( ) but an attack on the World Trade Center in the United States follows the next year . ( ) NASA launches " Nomad " , the first interstellar probe . ( ; )
The Westheimer Company The Westheimer Company was an optical , based in Hollywood , California , which provided that was at the time called , , or opticals , for all three seasons of . As this production was the most effects laden television show of its day , Westheimer was the first of the extra effects companies that was brought in early in the first season , to alleviate the workload on its primary effects vendor , Howard Anderson Company . The Westheimer Company started work on the third episode , , after Howard Anderson Company became backlogged on the effects heavy episode . The Westheimer Company was brought in on the strength of their work they had done on the science fiction series " The Twilight Zone " and would continue working on the " Original series " for the remainder of its run . ( " " , 1st . ed . , p . 143 ) The Westheimer Company was nominated twice for an Emmy Award for Special Classification of Individual Achievements for its work on in and . Twenty years later Westheimer was reacquainted with the franchise as it provided additional visual effects for , as well as titles and opticals for . Among the employees at The Westheimer Company who were involved with " Star Trek " was Joseph M . Wilcots , later becoming an Emmy Award - nominated cinematographer , and Richard Edlund , who later became a multiple Oscar - winner . A later employee was the " Star Trek " award winning visual effects supervisor Ronald B . Moore , who got his break in the motion picture industry at Westheimer ' s . None of Westheimer ' s production staff , including Westheimer himself for that matter , were ever individually credited for their contributions to The Original Series , instead being officially credited collectively under the company name . Outside the " Star Trek " franchise , the company provided special effects for numerous television series , including " The Twilight Zone " and " The Big Valley " , prior to " Star Trek " . Indicative of the contemporary , 1950s , early 1960s , television status of visual effects was , that the company was not officially credited for these productions , notwithstanding the fact that they were , especially in the former case , an important element in the productions . Later , after " Star Trek " the company also started to work on major films , such as " Star Wars V - The Empire Strikes Back " ( 1980 ) . Founded in 1955 , the company was owned and operated by its namesake , Joseph Westheimer , who ran the company for thirty years . The company ' s last recorded credit is " End Titles , Optical Effects " for " Love Hurts " ( 1990 ) , but the company seems to be no longer in existence , most likely due to the long illness and ultimate death in 1998 of its founder , Joseph Westheimer . Staff . Staffers involved at the time of the production of " Star Trek " were among others , Emmy Award nominations . The Westheimer Company , received the following Emmy Award nominations in the category " Special Classification of Individual Achievements : Special Photographic Effects " for their work on " Star Trek " :
Patrick McKay Patrick McKay is a screenwriter . He co - wrote the first draft of with his writing partner J . D . Payne and producer Roberto Orci . McKay is returning to co - write . McKay ' s parents were Trekkie s , and he grew up watching , the , and the first few seasons of when it first aired . " " Then , " " he elaborated , " " I was becoming a teenager and – as many teens do , you reject whatever your parents like – so I went through a few years where I was like , " You know , I don ' t even LIKE Star Trek ! " But I very much came back to it in a big way as I got older . " " McKay and Payne went to junior high and high school together , where they first collaborated on directing a play Payne wrote for a school festival . McKay described himself as " " very much a film buff , into and other cool , edgy filmmakers , and was sort of making my own little backyard silly movies [ while ] J . D . was always writing short stories and novels and with a very sort of sci - fi style . " " Before being assigned to " Star Trek XIII " , McKay and Payne scripted several unproduced projects , including an adaptation of the graphic novel " Boilerplate " and the toyline " Micronauts " for Bad Robot . They also scripted the Biblical epic " Goliath " and a film adaptation of the Spike TV series " Deadliest Warrior " .
Noel De Souza Noel De Souza is the actor who played Mahatma Gandhi in the episode . De Souza guest - starred in two episodes of while TOS star Leonard Nimoy ( Spock ) was a regular on that series . One of the episodes he was in , 1969 ' s " The Brothers " , also guest - starred TOS guest actors Lee Bergere , Lee Duncan , and Joseph Ruskin . De Souza appeared in two episodes of " The Man from U . N . C . L . E . " , one ( " The Yellow Scarf Affair " in 1965 ) with Willard Sage and another ( " The Moonglow Affair " in 1966 ) with Dallas Mitchell , Byron Morrow , and Bill Quinn . De Souza ' s other television credits include : a 1959 episode of " Adventures in Paradise " called " The Derelict " , also guest - starring Ricardo Montalban ; a 1963 episode of " The Eleventh Hour " with Richard Kiley and Malachi Throne ; a 1963 episode of " The Outer Limits " with Henry Darrow and Willard Sage ; a 1974 episode of " Kolchak : The Night Stalker " , starring John Fiedler ; and a 1989 episode of " Tour of Duty " , starring Dan Gauthier and Patrick Kilpatrick . He was also seen on the Western series " Wagon Train " and the hit sitcom " Sanford and Son " . Both De Souza and TOS star George Takei had uncredited roles in the 1959 war film " Never So Few " , which also featured Whit Bissell and John Hoyt . De Souza also appeared uncredited along with TOS guest actor Vic Tayback in the 1966 comedy " Gambit " , starring Roger C . Carmel . De Souza also had roles in the films " The Man with One Red Show " ( 1985 , with Gerrit Graham , David L . Lander and David Ogden Stiers ) and " Wildcats " ( 1986 , with Bruce McGill and Bruce French ) . In 1977 , De Souza co - starred with John de Lancie , Persis Khambatta , and Jason Wingreen in the science fiction TV movie " The Man with the Power " . De Souza went on to work with Persis Khambatta again in the 1988 direct - to - video thriller " Deadly Intent " , co - starring Clayton Rohner . In 1985 , De Souza had a role in " My Wicked , Wicked Ways . . . The Legend of Errol Flynn " , a TV movie starring Duncan Regehr and Natasha Yar actress Denise Crosby .
USS Hermes The USS " Hermes " ( NCC - 10376 ) was a 24th century Federation starship operated by Starfleet . In early 2368 , the " Hermes " was docked at Starbase 234 ' s spacedock for repairs . The ship joined Captain Picard ' s fleet that blockade d the Klingon - Romulan border during the Klingon Civil War . It was prematurely deployed , despite the yard superintendent ' s belief the ship was not ready for launch . Experienced officer s from the augmented the crew of this ship . The ship was one of twenty - three assembled for the fleet and was one of the seventeen chosen for the tachyon network . Identified by its name and registry number , the ship ' s position in the network was monitored from the " Enterprise - D " . When the network was disrupted by a high - energy burst released by the Romulan s , the net was no longer effective in a of ten million kilometer s around the . Subsequently , Picard ordered the fleet to proceed to Gamma Eridon at maximum warp , where the fleet would attempt to reestablish the net before the Romulans got there . ( )
Luis Antonio Delgado Luis Antonio Delgado is a Mexican comic book artist , specializing in colors . He began working for IDW Publishing in early 2008 on their Gene Simmons Comics line before moving to the " Don Pendleton ' s The Executioner " series . He has also worked on the adaptation of " Underworld : Rise of the Lycans " , the " Ghostbusters " series , and , most recently , the " " series , including colors on the B covers of both issues in the miniseries .
Hypothetical Krag One Hypothetical Krag One was a holoprogram created by Chief Investigator Krag on the holodeck of the in 2366 . The program was based on data recorded by the Tanuga IV research station ' s ground computer s concerning the events leading to the explosion of the station and the death of Dr . Nel Apgar . This program showed Riker firing a phaser in the station ' s power core . ( )
Ted Sullivan Ted Sullivan is a co - executive producer and writer on . Sullivan is a graduate of the University of Southern California Film Writing School , where for a time he also worked as adjunct professor . He first ventured into television with writing for soap operas " As the World Turns " and " One Life to Live " . In 2006 , he co - wrote , edited and produced the comedy " I ' ll Believe You " . Since then , he has worked as writer and story editor on television series like " Criminal Intent " , " Rizzoli & Isles " ( featuring Bruce McGill ) , " Revenge " , " Supergirl " and " Pure Genius " . On the last three , he has also served as a producer . Sullivan began working as co - executive producer on the series from the episode and his work in that capacity continues up to the present day . Sullivan also co - wrote the first season episode ( with Joe Menosky ) , and wrote the episode , and was interviewed in , and of " After Trek " . T . Sullivan was named after him .
Haliz Haliz was a member of the Kazon - Ogla . He was second in command and aided Razik in his pursuit of Kar , whom Razik had condemned to death for his failure to kill Chakotay . When landed on a moon where Chakotay and Kar had taken refuge , Razik and Haliz offered to take the crew to Chakotay . This offer was revealed to be a trap , which ultimately failed . In 2371 , Haliz became First Maje of the Ogla when Kar killed Razik . Kar offered his life to Haliz , but stated he would follow Haliz faithfully . Haliz spared Kar ' s life and proclaimed him a Kazon warrior . ( )
Sam Freedle Sam C . Freedle was a unit production manager for during the latter half of the first season and the second season . His first episode he received credit for was , following previous UPM ' s David Livingston , Kelly A . Manners , and Bruce A . Simon . His name also appeared in an okudagram reference , where he was listed as a noted comedian in the second season episode . Freedle was born in Kansas , United States and also worked as Unit Production Manager on the television series " Baa Baa Black Sheep " ( 1976 - 1978 ) , " Centennial " ( 1978 - 1979 ) , " Delta House " ( 1979 ) , " The Rockford Files " ( 1979 - 1980 ) , " Bret Maverick " ( 1981 - 1982 ) , " The Rousters " ( 1983 ) , " Automan " ( 1983 - 1984 ) , and " MacGyver " ( 1986 ) . Prior to his work as UPM he wrote the story for the western " Gun the Man Down " ( 1956 ) and the western " Gun Street " ( 1961 ) . He also worked as director between 1964 and 1973 on the television series " Burke ' s Law " ( 1964 - 1965 ) , " The Farmer ' s Daughter " ( 1966 ) , " O ' Hara , U . S . Treasury " ( 1971 - 1972 ) , " Emergency ! " ( 1972 - 1973 ) , and " Adam - 12 " ( 1972 - 1973 ) . As assistant director he worked on episodes of " Columbo " ( 1975 - 1976 ) and " Kojak " ( 1974 - 1976 ) . The latter one earned him a Directors Guild of America Award for Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Dramatic Series ' – Night for the episode " Cross Your Heart , Hope to Die " . His earliest work in the movie industry was in the script department as script supervisor on over thirty films including the comedy " A Song is Born " ( 1948 ) , the western " El Paso " ( 1949 ) , the adventure " Tripoli " ( 1950 ) , the western " The Bandit Queen " ( 1950 ) , the western " High Noon " ( 1952 ) , the drama " Hondo " ( 1953 ) , the western " The Big Country " ( 1958 , starring Jean Simmons ) , the drama " Inherit the Wind " ( 1960 ) , and the fantasy film " Jack the Giant Killer " ( 1962 ) . Freedle passed away on 21 August 2000 in Los Angeles , California at the age of 80 .
Unnamed Zeons The following is a list of unnamed Zeon s . Resistance member . This man was a member of the resistance organization along with Abrom , Davod , and others . ( ) Resistance member in trooper disguise . This man was a member of the Zeon resistance who participated in the ruse to test Captain Kirk and Spock ' s loyalty . This mustached man wore faux Ekosian private accoutrements , and held his fellow rebels at gunpoint . He later drove the car which delivered the Führer ' s Special Documentary Corps to the Nazi Party headquarters ( by this time , he had shaven off his mustache ) . ( ) Resistance member in recruit disguise . This man was a member of the Zeon resistance was part of a ruse to test Kirk and Spock ' s loyalty . This man wore a faux Ekosian recruit ( SS " Anwärter " ) accoutrements , and held his fellow rebels at gunpoint . He later drove the car which delivered Daras to the Nazi Party headquarters . ( )
Payload Deploy Payload Deploy was an agency in 2150s Starfleet . This agency had offices at Starfleet Command ' s Fleet Operations Center , Sol Sector . In January of 2155 , the Starfleet officer s C . Russo , C . Russell , and C . Kunz were working in this agency . The agency and the officers ' names were listed on directory placards . ( , directories )
USS Jenolan personnel Personnel assigned to the . Unnamed . Captain . The captain of the " Jenolan " was responsible for investigating the Dyson sphere discovered en route to Norpin V . This individual was killed when the " Jenolan " crash land ed on the surface of the sphere . ( ) Crew . The remaining crew also perished . ( )
Amazing Detective Stories Amazing Detective Stories was a magazine that featured the Dixon Hill crime stories , including " The Big Good - Bye " , " The Black Orchid " , " The Listening Man " , " The Long Dark Tunnel " , " The National Sheriff " , and " The Parrot Claw " . ( )