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Titan Books Titan Books is a division of the UK publishing company Titan Entertainment Group , along with Titan Magazines . They publish a mix of reprints and brand - new titles for the UK market . Formed in 1981 , the company has released a wide variety of titles , including an extensive line of " Star Trek " reprints , beginning in 1987 with " Chain of Attack " . They continued , re - printing a number of novels published by Bantam Books and more recently by Pocket Books . In 1996 , they published " " which collected articles about previously published in the " Star Trek Magazine " . In , they released " Star Trek - The Art of the Film " , a behind - the scenes companion to . With these , Titan Books started a trend in that original English - language " Star Trek " reference book s were published that had no US pedigree and / or counterparts , and as such taking over to an extent the role Pocket Books previously had , having actually already been the officially licensed UK publisher for the original Pocket Books " Star Trek " releases in the late 1980s - early 2000s era . " Original Series " novels . When reprinting the " Original Series " novels , Titan ran its own monthly numbering scheme , which did not correspond with that of Pocket Books . This was largely due to the fact that Titan began with Pocket ' s most recent bimonthly release at the time , " Chain of Attack " , slotting in older novels where possible . Following excellent UK sales of the first three imported US " giant " Pocket paperbacks , Titan repackaged several of the heftier regular Pocket numbered releases , and giving them " giant " novel status for the UK market . The exception to this reprint release was the which , although forming part of the numbered series , had already been licensed for publication in the UK through Granada Books . Following " The Great Starship Race " , Pocket Books began releasing the novels through Simon & Schuster UK . " Next Generation " novels were released by Titan in the same order as Pocket .
Blue match A blue match was one of the two types of Tsunkatse matches . It was characterized by blue pit lights and blue polaron disruptor s on the fighters ' gloves and footwear . In a blue match , a fighter won by knocking out his or her opponent or otherwise causing so much pain to the opponent that they would be unwilling to continue . This was opposed to the other type of Tsunkatse match , the red match , which did not end until one opponent killed the other . ( )
Billy Simpson Billy Simpson is the actor who played the voice of young Spock in the episode . Simpson also appeared in an episode of " Ark II " with Terry Lester , Malachi Throne , and Lou Scheimer and an episode of " Wonder Woman " with Tony Brubaker and David Richard Ellis . Billy Simpson is also known as " Whimiscal Will " , an associate of American radio personality " Dr . Demento " .
Renaissance class The " Renaissance " - class was a class of Federation starship that was in service with Starfleet during the 24th century . During the 2360s , this class , specifically the , was utilized for deep space exploration missions . ( ) Appendices . Background information . Information on this class designation was originally derived from an okudagram described as a starship mission status that was displayed in the observation lounge starting around TNG Season 4 and was originally described in the . The stated that the class was " " named for the period in European history when civilization as we know it had a dramatic rebirth , or renaissance . " " " Technical Manual " . According to the " " ( p . 174 ) , the USS " Hokkaido " , launched in 2337 , was the last starship of this class to be built ; it was also the first to receive the ASRV upgrades . Apocrypha . The " Renaissance " - class was first depicted in the DC Comics issues 77 and 78 as a combination of a saucer section reminiscent of the refit - design , equipped with type large phaser array s , style secondary hull , with the warp nacelle s fixed to the side positions even during warp flight . Additionally , the nacelles had " Galaxy " - class style Bussard collector s .
Ardon Broht Ardon Broht was a Bolian in the 24th century who worked for the publishing company Broht & Forrester . In 2378 , Broht agreed to publish the holonovel " Photons Be Free " , written by The Doctor aboard . Broht thought it had great potential . When The Doctor asked him to hold off distributing the novel , pending revision , Broht went ahead and published it anyway . He then refused to withdraw it , asserting that The Doctor had no rights to the novel as he was a hologram , not a person . An arbitration hearing later gave The Doctor rights to the novel , which he then withdrew from circulation , much to Broht ' s dismay . ( )
Comnet database The comnet database was a database of Starfleet Command . It contained data on all assets and personnel as well as orders given out to Starfleet . In 2364 , Lieutenant Commander Data accessed this database and was searching for hints pointing towards a conspiracy in high levels of Starfleet Command . ( )
Organic technology Organic technology was the result of science and engineering for the creation and usage of tools , crafts , and sometimes weapon s with biological components . Like any other technology , it affected a species ' ability to control and adapt to its environment . Organic materials used in the construction of organic technology could include , living organisms , organic compounds , or the products of decay from a recently living organism . Examples of organic technology include :
TNG Season 3 UK VHS " Star Trek : The Next Generation " Season 3 was released on VHS in the UK in two different formats : a two - episode - per - tape release by CIC Video in - , and a three - episode - per - tape release by Paramount Home Entertainment in ( taking over the rerelease after the dissolution of CIC in ) . The original release was deleted on . Releases . Rental release . A four - episode - per - tape release took place in the 1990s , exclusive to Blockbuster Video . This release did not take account of season divisions , and so the volume containing the last episodes of a season would sometimes also include the first episodes of the next . CIC Video . With this season , CIC Video moved to a new process for converting the US NTSC master tapes to PAL , using Digital Electronic Film Transfer . This process provided an improvement in picture quality over the season 1 and 2 releases ; however , in order to preserve the audio track , CIC were unable to pitch - shift the audio track to compensate for the difference in frame speed , resulting in higher - pitched audio . ( " TV Zone " issue 25 , p . 4 ) Fan reaction to the change was mixed . ( " TV Zone " issue 25 , p . 14 ; issue 27 , pp . 10 - 11 ) Sleeve changes . The character portraits were changed to reflect cast changes :
M1 Garand The M1 Garand was a type of projectile weapon known as a semi - automatic rifle and was standard issue to the United States armed forces during World War II . In 1947 , these weapons were used by United States soldier s stationed at an United States Army Air Forces base . ( ) These weapons were prominently used in the holodeck recreation of WWII created by the Hirogen aboard in 2374 . Chakotay , Tom Paris , and Tuvok all utilized this weapon during the simulation . ( ) . " In an alternate timeline in which Germany invaded the United States of America , the resistance fighter s used many weapons , including the M1 . " ( )
You ' re Dead Jim " You ' re Dead Jim ! " Summary . As Dr . McCoy tries to save Kirk ' s life , the crew of the reminisces about the adventures of their captain . Kirk receives an invitation from his brother , Sam , and son , David to join them . He also receives a warning from Christopher Pike that it is time for him to leave . Fortunately , Spock is able to revive Kirk with a mind meld . Once revived , Kirk demands that Bearclaw be found and punished .
Kultarey Kultarey was a member of an alien species and chancellor of the political entity opposed to " the " on their planet . In 2152 , he gave a speech at a political rally . Starfleet officer s Jonathan Archer , Hoshi Sato and Malcolm Reed observed the event covertly . Reed compared the speech to those of Winston Churchill , prior to the Second World War . Kultarey was informed later that the spies were captured and scheduled to be executed . ( )
Star Trek II : The Wrath of Khan ( Atari ) Star Trek II : The Wrath of Khan is an unreleased game from 1983 for the Atari 2600 and the Atari 5200 by Sega . It was announced at the 1983 Winter Consumer Electronics Show . Sega , however , was hit hard by the , and thus the game was never released . It is unknown if any work was actually completed on this game .
Promoter A promoter is someone who publicizes an event on behalf of the participants of said event . Typically , such persons are compensated by being given a percentage of the money generated by the event . In 2370 , Quark claimed to be the exclusive promoter of Julian Bashir and Miles O ' Brien when he created a scheme to increase business at his bar . He lured both men into playing a racquetball match by publicly claiming that they were doing so to raise money for the Bajoran War Orphans Fund . The money would be generated by spectators betting on the outcome , and the proceeds not paid out to the winners would be given ( minus a fee to the House ) to the Fund . Bashir later persuaded Quark to give up the fee he intended to take to the Fund as well . ( )
Scott Lawrence Scott Lawrence is the actor who played Garon in the seventh season episode . In , Lawrence appeared as a section 31 operative aboard the in . He also performed a voiceover as Slovaak in the PC video game " " . Lawrence appeared with many other guest players , including David Andrews , in his four years portraying Commander Sturgis Turner on " JAG " with Zoe McLellan and starred in " Quantum Leap " with Scott Bakula and Dean Stockwell . Another of his acting performances pertaining to " Star Trek " was his portrayal of an overzealous Trekker in an episode of " Nurses " .
Flank speed Flank speed was a term with nautical origins that was used to describe the absolute maximum speed of a vessel . The term was used by both the Romulan Star Empire and Starfleet . This tactic was commonly used in attack maneuvers ; it also had a function in strategic escapes . ( ; )
Bobbing To bob something was to surgically trim or shorten it . In 2268 , following James T . Kirk ' s successful theft of a Romulan cloaking device and return to the , Doctor Leonard McCoy asked the captain to report to sickbay so he could bob Kirk ' s pointy ear s . Spock urged him to have the procedure quickly , as he felt that pointed ears did not look good on Human s . McCoy then asked him if he wanted to go through life resembling his first officer , which finally motivated Kirk to hurry to sickbay for the procedure . ( )
Georgia Schmidt Georgia Schmidt , birth name Georgia Whiteneck , was an actress who played the First Talosian in , the first pilot episode of . Footage of her appearance would later be used for and . She filmed her scenes on Wednesday , Thursday and Friday , at Desilu Culver Stage 15 and 16 . Her additional television credits include " The Monkees " ( 1966 , 1967 , with Vic Tayback ) , " The Wild Wild West " ( 1967 , with George Murdock , Perry Lopez , Michael Dunn , and Oliver McGowan ) , " Family Affair " ( 1971 , with Brian Keith ) , " The Odd Couple " ( 1975 , with Ed Peck ) , " The Incredible Hulk " ( 1981 , with Charles Napier and Peter Mark Richman ) , and the TV movies " A Killing Affair " ( 1977 , with Dean Stockwell , Morgan Farley , Stephen Parr , and John Mahon ) and " Terror at Alcatraz " ( 1982 , with Roger C . Carmel , Diana Muldaur , Elisha Cook , Jr . , Michael Pataki , and Marc Lawrence ) . She also had roles in the films " House of the Damned " ( 1963 , with Felix Locher ) , " The Andromeda Strain " ( 1971 , directed by Robert Wise , with Kermit Murdock , Michael Pataki , Joan Swift , Garry Walberg , and Bart La Rue ) , " Kansas City Bomber " ( 1972 , with Stephen Manley ) , " The Happy Hooker Goes to Washington " ( 1977 , with Ray Walston ) , " Goin ' South " ( 1978 , with Ed Begley , Jr . , Tracey Walter , and Christopher Lloyd ) , and " Midnight Madness " ( 1980 , with Charlie Brill , John Fiedler , and Tom Wright ) .
Warp injector casing Warp injector casings were a component of warp injector s . In the mid - 22nd century , transporting spent casings was a profession that was considered an unpopular job , but a necessary one . It was noted that one would not " " find too many old men hauling spent injector casings " " as it would elevate hemolytic cell count , and eventually cause death . Menos had been using transportation of spent injector casings as cover to smuggle biotoxin s , and by 2152 , would have an elevated hemolytic cell count over 3 , 000 . He would claim that this would eventually kill him , effectively taking him away from his family . ( )
The Twenty - Five Year Mission Tour The Twenty - Five Year Mission Tour ( also known as The 25 - Year Mission Tour , The 25 - Year Mission , and The 25 Year Mission ) was a sixty - minute video documentary which was first released on VHS format in 1992 at science fiction conventions and later into general release . The DVD transfer was released in 2006 and contains the same footage . The documentary focuses on a candid and humorous onstage discussion between William Shatner and Leonard Nimoy which was held at the Sacramento ( California ) Community Center in front of 6 , 000 very enthusiastic " Star Trek " fans . The two actors discuss " Star Trek " , acting , and their friendship , among many other topics .
Positronic cortex unit The positronic cortex unit was an unit in Soong - type android s . This unit was the " head " of the androids . The unit was one of the main sections of the androids , along with the locomotion subsystem , the spatial orientation servo , the primary system module , and the substrate interface . In 2365 , when Commander William T . Riker was reviewing the technical specifications for Lieutenant Commander Data , this unit was mentioned in the specs . ( )
Picnic basket A picnic basket or picnic hamper was a type of basket used to carry food , drink s , and other items to a picnic . A picnic basket was present when Christopher Pike and Vina had an illusory picnic in 2254 . ( ) In 2269 , a picnic basket was set on a blue blanket on the Shore Leave Planet for Hikaru Sulu , Leonard McCoy , the White Rabbit , , and a two - headed dragon . ( ) In 2369 , Quark prepared a picnic basket for Lwaxana Troi and Odo , much to the latter ' s annoyance . ( ) While on the Caretaker ' s array in a recreation of a farm yard , some of the hologram s brought picnic hampers with them while entertaining the crew of the . ( ) Miles O ' Brien brought one on the family ' s outing on Golana in 2374 . ( ) Seven of Nine also brought one to her and Chakotay ' s third date in 2378 . ( )
Gewehr 98 / 40 The Gewehr 98 / 40 was a Hungarian rifle used by the German " Wehrmacht " during World War II that was similar to the more common Karabiner 98k . On the in 2374 , the crew fought in a holodeck recreation of World War II using various captured German weapons , including the Gewehr 98 / 40s . Captain Kathryn Janeway killed the lead Hirogen with a holographic Gewehr 98 / 40 . ( )
Amar Amar was a Klingon male that lived during the around the late 23rd / early 24th century . He was a member of a Klingon religious sect that traveled to the Delta Quadrant in search of the " kuvah ' magh " . His father started the journey , and his son , Kolax , and grandson Kohlar followed in his footsteps . He had died sometime prior to 2377 . Kohlar said a daily Plea for the Dead , to honor him in " Sto - vo - kor " . ( )
Marc Garneau Marc Garneau was a 20th century Canadian astronaut in NASA ' s Space Shuttle program . He was a crew member on STS - 41G . In 2063 , the assignment patch for this mission was on display in the Crash - n - Burn Bar . This patch bore the astronaut ' s last name and the flag of Canada . ( )
Emilio Borelli Emilio Borelli played the role of Frool in the episode . Borelli is also a theater director . Borelli starred in the short film " The Greatest Short Film Ever ! ! ! " , which was written , directed , produced and edited by his " Bar Association " co - star Jason Marsden . Borelli has guest starred in " Married . . . with Children " , " Murphy Brown " , " Cybill " , " The Client " ( with Derek McGrath ) , " NYPD Blue " ( with Gordon Clapp , Dylan Haggerty and Michael Buchman Silver ) , " The Tony Danza Show " ( with Dean Stockwell ) , " Just Shoot Me ! " , " Becker " ( with Terry Farrell and Bruce Gray ) , " That Was Then " ( with James Wellington ) , " The Parkers " , " Monk " ( with Clyde Kusatsu and Bonita Friedericy ) and " Will & Grace " . Borelli has also appeared in the motion pictures " Chameleon " ( with Derek McGrath , Tony Amendola and Wren T . Brown ) , " Stuart Bliss " ( also with McGrath ) and " Repli - Kate " .
Tamaal Tamaal was a trading outpost located on the fourth planet of a binary star system . In 2152 , there were over two million individuals living at the outpost . In 2152 , Enolian criminal Kuroda Lor - ehn took over the transport that was delivering him to the penal colony of Canamar and had another prisoner , Jonathan Archer , set a course for Tamaal . Kuroda ' s plan was to rendezvous at Tamaal with another ship and leave the transport to disintegrate in the planet ' s atmosphere , killing the other prisoners . The transport met up with the other vessel at Tamaal as planned . However , the crew of Archer ' s ship , , had taken over the ship and boarded the transport to rescue their comrades and the other passengers . Unwilling to return to prison , Kuroda chose to remain aboard the transport in a futile attempt to take the transport out of its decaying orbit . He was believed to have died when the transport disintegrated over Tamaal . ( )
Perihelion Perihelion refers to the point nearest the sun in the orbit of a planet or other celestial body . A story told by a hologram of Doctor Stephen Hawking referred to the perihelion of . ( ) The perihelion of planets in the Chin ' toka system was listed in a computer graphic display viewed by Benjamin Sisko . ( )
SD - 103 type The SD - 103 type was a class of shuttlecraft used by Starfleet in the 23rd and 24th centuries . This shuttle type was known to be used for orbit al personnel transport . ( ; ) Background information . During the interim between the " Star Trek VI : Undiscovered Country " and " Star Trek Generations " , the studio model was altered to appear as the in and , " et al " . For further information on the studio model , see : SD - 103 model . The stated that SD - 103 types were in fact " Sydney " - class ships , built without warp drive for use as large shuttles . The SD - 103 type shuttle parked on the Enterprise - D ' s saucer in " Generations " was not an actual studio model , but rather part of the matte painting into which live action photography was later inserted in post - production . ( Cinefex , 61 , page 77 ) The USS " Farragut " in - flight shuttlecraft was stock footage from " Star Trek VI " , flopped and edited in post - production as the actual studio model had already been converted into the " Sydney " - class . The was equipped with two SD - 103 type executive shuttles . These shuttles were ' parked ' in the cargo bay of the secondary hull . Though not seen in the episode , they can be seen in a photo , which was put on Instagram along with other photos of the studio model . " " , " "
David Rodriguez David Rodriguez is a web and game artist and occasional actor who worked as a background Starfleet cadet in between December 2007 and March 2008 and as an " Enterprise " crewmember in . A current CSU Northridge student , Rodriguez worked as production assistant for 7 Studios on the video game " Pirates of the Caribbean : The Legend of Jack Sparrow " ( 2006 , with the voice of Brian George ) . He also has experiences as marketing director for EDI Games . More recently he had background roles as a college student in ' s " Drag Me To Hell " ( 2009 , with Lorna Raver and Melissa Vinicor ) , as a high school student in the comedy " Stay Cool " ( 2009 , with Winona Ryder ) , and as a roller skater director in the " Cold Case " episode " Roller Girl " ( 2008 , with Lindsay Haun , Deborah May , and Nancy Youngblut ) .
Robbie Robbins Robbie Robbins is a comic book artist , specializing in lettering . He began at WildStorm Comics before they became merely an imprint of DC Comics . While there , he " " had hands - on experience doing everything from printing film to book layout , graphic design to color flats , and of course , lettering . " " After working at WildStorm from 1995 through 1999 , he helped co - found IDW Publishing in 1999 with Ted Adams . He is the co - president of the company and manages the creative division and assists with the day - to - day operations , including work on design , layout , production , and printing . He also manages to continue to work as a letter artist on a number of titles for IDW , including Peter David ' s " Fallen Angel " , various " Buffy the Vampire Slayer " and " Angel " titles , " 30 Days of Night " , and various " Transformers " titles .
Ogre An ogre was a mythical character in fairy tale s . In 2267 , James T . Kirk mentioned ogres when listing instinct ive humanoid fear s . ( ) In 2376 , Neelix cited ogres as examples of why fairy tales were frightening to young children . ( )
Kenneth Meseroll Kenneth Meseroll is the actor who played Ensign McDowell in the fifth season episode in . Meseroll was born in New Jersey , USA . Prior to his appearance on " Star Trek " , he voiced Derek Wildstar in the animated television series " Star Blazers " ( 1979 ) and had a guest role in an episode of " The Cosby Show " ( 1991 ) . His only other acting credit in the 1990s is the 1999 television crime drama " Lansky " on which he worked with Michael Krawic , David Selburg , James Harper , Robert Miano , Peggy Jo Jacobs , Scott Haven , Tom Towles , Francis Guinan , Bert Remsen , Michelle Bonilla , James Noah , and Maury Ginsberg . Since 2000 he appeared in the television drama " The 70 ' s " ( 2000 , with Tina Lifford , Leslie Silva , Robert Joy , Jeanetta Arnette , David Gautreaux , Buck McDancer , Hassan Nicholas , Mark Rolston , Michael Rothhaar , David Ruprecht , and Jack Shearer ) , the television drama " After Diff ' rent Strokes : When the Laughter Stopped " ( 2000 , with Corey Mendell Parker ) , and in the sport drama " Carman : The Champion " ( 2001 , with Michael Nouri , Scott L . Schwartz , Zack Duhame , Manny Perry , and Michael Muñoz ) . More notable , Meseroll appeared in episodes of " Family Law " ( 2000 , with Julie Warner , Henry Darrow , Christopher McDonald , and Salli Elise Richardson ) , ( 2001 , with Dan Desmond , Scott MacDonald , Wade Williams , and Jennifer Parsons ) , " Crossing Jordan " ( 2002 , with Miguel Ferrer ) , " The Practice " ( 2003 , with Jim Lau ) , " CSI : Miami " ( 2004 ) , " Numb3rs " ( 2005 , with J . Paul Boehmer and Amanda Carlin ) , " The West Wing " ( 2005 , with Ron Ostrow ) , " ER " ( 2006 , with Scott Grimes and Michelle Bonilla ) , " Criminal Minds " ( 2007 , with Billy Brown and Sofie Calderon ) , " Shark " ( 2008 , with Jeri Ryan , Sterling Macer , Jr . , Kathleen Garrett , James Black , and Joseph Will ) , " Without a Trace " ( 2007 and 2008 , with Enrique Murciano , Bill Smitrovich , Cullen Douglas , and Lou Simon ) , " Cold Case " ( 2008 , with Steven Anderson and Marlene Forte ) , " Medium " ( 2009 ) , and " Mad Men " ( 2009 ) . Following a leading role as Fred Hesse in the short lived science fiction television series " 10 , 000 Days " in 2010 , Meseroll guest starred in episodes of " Criminal Minds " ( 2010 , with Michael Reilly Burke ) and " Grey ' s Anatomy " ( 2010 , directed by Allison Liddi ) .