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Bedtime

Bedtime was the time one was supposed to go to bed and sleep.
For children, bedtime often came with a bedtime story and being tucked in.
In 2152, Doctor Phlox noted that he had many animals to feed before bedtime, suggesting Hoshi Sato (leave sickbay and) get a good night's sleep. ()
In 2370, when asking questions about her mother Anetra, Taya was told that it was past her bedtime. ()
In 2373, a worn out Quark decided it was his bedtime when Jadzia Dax suggested Worf wouldn't be able to help him if his body was too tired to fight for Grilka. ()
Later, after a long day on Risa, Jadzia told Worf it was past her bedtime. ()
In 2374, Neelix offered to visit Naomi Wildman near her bedtime after hearing from her mother Samantha Wildman that the girl had been asking for him. ()
Twice while playing The Adventures of Flotter holoprogram with Naomi in 2375, Neelix had to tell her it was her bedtime. ()
Later that year, Artim noted that Data, who had never been a child, had never had to experience such limitations as bedtimes, among other things. The android replied that he would gladly accept such limitations if he could have had a childhood. ()
Also that year, after taking Naomi out on a ride in the Delta Flyer with Seven of Nine, Tom Paris offered to tell Samantha why her daughter was two hours late for bedtime if she started the survey report, to which Seven agreed. ()
In 2381, Captain Carol Freeman enforced crew bedtimes on the while reporter Victoria Nuzé was onboard. ()
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Bedtime story

A bedtime story was a story told at a child's bedtime, with the hopes of inducing sleep.
In 2369, Miles O'Brien read a bedtime story about to his daughter Molly. Later, when she reported that the titular character was in her room, he wondered, "Why we tell her stories about evil dwarfs that want to steal children?" ()
In 2372, Corin asked Tuvok to tell him a story about The Fire-Beast of Sullus. After the Vulcan commented, "I never understood the practice in some cultures of describing ferocious creatures in an attempt to lull children to sleep", Corin asked whether Vulcans told bedtime stories. Tuvok then explained that he played music when his children couldn't sleep. ()
In 2378, Neelix asked Naomi Wildman if she wanted him to tuck her in and tell her a bedtime story, something she noted he hadn't done in years. He then suggested that she had missed many stories since then. Naomi declined his offer, as she was no longer little. ()
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Beef

Beef was the term for the meat butchered off of an Earth cow or related livestock. 
In 2267, Korob created a table consisting of several foods, including a giant roast of beef, roast peacock, and boar's head. ()
In 2367, while re-enacting a scene from A Christmas Carol on the holodeck of the , Lieutenant commander Data, as Ebenezer Scrooge, told Jacob Marley 's ghost that he didn't believe in him, for "You may be an undigested bit of beef, a blot of mustard, a crumb of cheese, a fragment of an underdone potato." ()
"Beef" was also a slang term for a complaint on Earth in the 1920s. In 2268, after leaving Sigma Iotia II, James T. Kirk asked a brooding Leonard McCoy what his beef was, having already heard an equally perturbed Spock out. () It continued to be used as a slang term in this sense on Earth as late as 1997, when it was used by rapper and record producer John Forté in the second verse of the song "We Trying to Stay Alive". () 
== Beef dishes ==
* Beef stew
* Beef with mushrooms
* Corned beef
* Hamburger
* Mordanian beef loin
* Steak
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Beetle

A beetle was a type of insect characterized by the first pair of wings being modified into hard, protective coverings.
Certain varieties of beetles were eaten by Ferengi, either alive or processed into various dishes. ()
One of the stories in The Adventures of Flotter children's holonovel series involved a giant beetle. ()
During shore leave at Norcadia Prime in 2376, The Doctor planned to visit an exhibit on beetle larvae from the equatorial subcontinent at the Norcadian Museum of Entomology. ()
== Beetle species ==
* Alverian dung beetle
* Dalvin hissing beetle
* Hupyrian beetle
* Snow beetle
* Spawn beetle
==See also==
* Volkswagen Beetle
* The Beatles
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Beginnings

:You may also be looking for the original concept for , Star Trek: The Beginning.
Beginnings is a collection reprinting issues 1-6 of the original DC Comics series. 
First published by DC in as Star Trek: The Next Generation – Beginnings, it was republished by IDW Publishing in as part of its Star Trek Classics series of reprint collections.
== Summary ==
;From the back cover
:Star Trek: The Next Generation: Beginnings re-presents the very first comic adventures of the crew of the . Set during their earliest voyages, join Picard, Riker, Data, Worf, Troi, Yar, and La Forge as they learn about each other and encounter:
:* A de-powered Q who seeks refuge aboard the Enterprise as he attempts to learn what it means to be mortal.
:* A world where warriors see battle as a child's game.
:* A World with dark secrets that threaten both the ship and crew.
:And more... Where No One Has Gone Before.
== Contents ==
# "... Where No One Has Gone Before!"
# "Spirit in the Sky!"
# "Q Factor"
# "Q's Day"
# "Q Affects!"
# "Here Today"
== Background information ==
* An introduction was written for the collection by Michael Okuda.
* The stardate of issues 2-6 sets them early in the second season; however, a timeline published by DC Comics retroactively corrected the stardate of the stories so as to account for the appearance of Beverly Crusher, Natasha Yar, and William T. Riker without a beard. Consequently, these stories are set between and .
=== Credits ===
* Written by:
** Michael Carlin
* Art by:
** Pablo Marcos (pencil art)
** Carlos Garzon and Arne Starr (inking)
* Colors by:
** Carl Gafford
* Letters by:
** Bob Pinaha
* Edits by:
** Robert Greenberger
* Collection edited by:
** Bob Kahan
* Cover art by:
** Bill Sienkiewicz (DC)
** The Sharp Bros. (IDW)
== Cover gallery ==
File:TNG Beginnings cover.jpg|DC cover
File:TNG Beginnings Titan cover.jpg|Titan cover
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Behemoth, Part 1

==Summary==
:In the wake of their century-spanning encounter with Q, the crew of the leaves explored space behind to embark on a new five-year mission of discovery! Beyond the reach of Starfleet communications, they can only rely on each other when faced with their first encounter in uncharted territory – and it might be their last! Don't miss this perfect jumping-on point for new readers, produced in association with STAR TREK writer-producer Roberto Orci!
==Background information==
*The comic introduces the alternate reality's Irina Galliulin. 
=== Creators ===
* Writers:
** Mike Johnson
* Artists:
** Cat Staggs (interior and cover art)
** Wes Hartman (color art)
** Neil Uyetake (letter art)
* Editor:
** Sarah Gaydos
* Story consultant:
** Roberto Orci
* Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Special thanks to Risa Kessler and John Van Citters at CBS Consumer Products.
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Behemoth, Part 2

==Summary==
;Blurb
:"In the epic finale of 'Behemoth', the crew of the faces an alien threat unlike any they have encountered before – in any timeline! It's a race against time to save the ship or be stranded in uncharted space! Don't miss this all-new adventure overseen by STAR TREK writer/producer Roberto Orci, director of the new movie!"
==Background information==
=== Creators ===
* Writers:
** Mike Johnson
* Artists:
** Cat Staggs (interior and cover art)
** Wes Hartman (color art)
** Neil Uyetake (letter art)
* Editor:
** Sarah Gaydos
* Story consultant:
** Roberto Orci
* Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Special thanks to Risa Kessler and John Van Citters at CBS Consumer Products.
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Behind Enemy Lines

Captain Picard defends the Federation against the Changeling threat!
Behind Enemy Lines is a Pocket TNG novel – the first novel in The Dominion War series – written by John Vornholt. Published by Pocket Books, it was first released in .
== Summary ==
;From the book jacket
:From the Gamma Quadrant they came – hordes of fierce Jem'Hadar warriors commanded by the mysterious Changelings, who will stop at nothing to achieve victory over both the United Federation of Planets and the Klingon Empire. Now that the Dominion has entered into an unholy alliance with the Cardassian military regime and seized control of Deep Space Nine, Starfleet finds itself fighting a losing war against unbeatable odds. As mighty fleets clash in the deadly battleground of space, the fate of the entire Alpha Quadrant hangs in the balance.
:The is patrolling the Cardassian border, bracing for the joint Dominion-Cardassian offensive that Starfleet knows will come soon, when Captain Jean-Luc Picard and his crew are reunited with a former crewmate, friend, and enemy: Ro Laren. The onetime officer, who defected from Starfleet to join the rebel Maquis, brings disturbing news. Deep behind enemy lines, the Dominion is attempting to build an artificial wormhole that will allow them to bypass the mined Bajoran wormhole and bring fresh reinforcements into the Alpha Quadrant, altering the balance of power irrevocably. If Captain Picard cannot stop the project, the new wormhole will guarantee the ultimate victory of the Dominion!
== Background information ==
* The novel's title does not appear on its cover, where it is identified as The Dominion War, Book One. Behind Enemy Lines appears only on the interior page header, and identifies the book in Pocket's backlist.
* An extract from this novel appeared in .
* According to author John Vornholt, was developing a similar storyline at the time, but dropped it after his story received approval from Paramount. ()
== Characters ==
;Jean-Luc Picard : Captain.
;William T. Riker : Commander.
;Data : Lieutenant Commander.
;Deanna Troi : Commander.
;Worf : Lieutenant Commander.
;Beverly Crusher : Commander.
;Geordi La Forge : Lieutenant Commander.
;Ro Laren : Lieutenant.
;Alyssa Ogawa
;Sam Lavelle
;Taurik
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Behind Enemy Lines!

"Behind Enemy Lines!" (New Frontiers Chapter 6 / The Mirror Universe Saga part 6 of 8) 
== Background information ==
* This story was reprinted in the paperback The Mirror Universe Saga.
* Takes place between the events of and .
* Most of the mirror counterparts of and crew are sedated and out of sight.
* This issue shows a Klingon Bird-of-Prey firing while cloaked. Six years later, showed the same thing, for the "first" time, on screen.
* The name of the Klingon homeworld is given as "Kash" in this series.
* A "" starship of the Empire is briefly shown, closely resembling and apparently meant to be .
=== Creators ===
* Based on Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Writer: Mike W. Barr
* Artists:
** Tom Sutton (pencil art – interior and cover)
** Ricardo Villagran (inking – interior)
** Michele Wolfman (color art)
** John Costanza (letter art)
** Rick Magyar (inking – cover art)
* Editor: Marv Wolfman
=== Characters ===
; James T. Kirk
; Spock
; Leonard McCoy
; Montgomery Scott
; Hikaru Sulu
; Uhura
; Pavel Chekov
; Saavik
; Konom
; William Bearclaw
=== Mirror universe characters ===
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; David Marcus : Mirror counterpart of David Marcus.
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; Blaine : Terran Empire captain
; Dr. Pedersen : scientist, responsible for creating an ion induction field and other devices used by the Terran Empire
; Klingon captain : CO of the Ravager
:[apparently a battle cruiser]
; Kahless IV : Klingon emperor
; unnamed Imperial Starfleet officers and personnel
; unnamed Klingon officers, soldiers and scientists
=== References ===
 starship; ISS; ; ; Klingon Bird-of-Prey; mirror universe; ; Vulcan
Behind the Lines (podcast)

== Summary ==
:With Sisko behind a desk at Starbase 375 and Dax commanding the , it's time to turn our attention to Terok Nor. The resistance cell plots a bold move to preserve the minefield, but their subterfuge is thwarted by the influence of a special visitor... the female Changeling. We go on this week's Mission Log.
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Behind the Scenes with Terry J. Erdmann (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Our guest this week, Terry J. Erdmann, wrote the books on Star Trek, from Star Trek 101 to Star Trek: Action! to the DS9 Companion, and many, many more. He also LIVED on the set of Star Trek V! How did he find Trek? How did Trek find him? What does Buckaroo Banzai have to do with all of it? Come behind the scenes with Terry on this week's Mission Log Live.
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Behind the Trekkies with Roger Nygard (podcast)

== Summary ==
:This week, Roger Nygard, director of Trekkies, Trekkies 2, and The Nature of Existence joins John and Ken. What does it mean to be a fan, a true fan, and a normal fan? Roger has traveled the globe talking to Trekkies and Trekkers alike, in search of answers. Bring your level of fandom and enjoy!
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Bele

Commissioner Bele was from the planet Cheron, and was the Chief Officer of the Commission on Political Traitors.
Fueled by racial bigotry against the people who were the opposite skin color from himself, as he was white on the left side and black on the right side, he pursued a fellow Cheron native he considered a political traitor, named Lokai, across the galaxy for at least 50,000 terrestrial years, until he found him aboard the , a Federation starship he located with his own scout vessel in 2268.
Bele possessed extraordinary powers. Like Lokai, he had a personal force field which protected him from weapons fire and blocked unwanted physical contact. In addition, he had an electrical charge which could be used as a weapon, and mental powers that allowed him to take control of the Enterprise. Lokai did not have such powers.
When Captain James T. Kirk refused to help him, Bele hijacked the Enterprise but released it when Kirk ordered the self-destruct program. After the Enterprise finished its decontamination mission to the planet Ariannus, Bele re-hijacked the ship again and forcibly returned it to Cheron, only to find that years of racial tension had destroyed his world. He refused Kirk's offer to live in the Federation. Lokai beamed down to the dead planet, with Bele in pursuit, still obsessed with bringing Lokai to his warped sense of justice. ()
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Bellerophon class

The Bellerophon class was a class of Federation starship operated by Starfleet during the 23rd century. ()
== History ==
The Bellerophon class was in service with Starfleet as early as 2243. (SNW: "A Quality of Mercy") 
Ships of the line saw normal fleet deployments during this time that took them to Starbase 1, as well as assisting with the setup and configuration, and then later forced scuttling of Bavali Station near Gorn space. ()
In an alternate timeline resulting from a time travelling Christopher Pike, the USS Farragut had assisted the with tracking down a Romulan intruder that had crossed into Federation Space from the Neutral zone. During this encounter, the Farragut was targeted by the intruder, and seriously damaged after being struck with a Plasma torpedo. ()
==Technical data==
The Bellerophon class is an overall small, compact design consisting of a saucer section similar in size and configuration of the , without a separate engineering section. The main deflector was housed in a small area on the underside of the saucer, and the curved nacelle pylons were mounted directly on the ventral surface, which pulled the nacelles in underneath in a tucked in configuration.
This class had a crew complement of approximately four hundred.
Ships of the class were equipped with phaser turrets typical of the period, and deflector shields, in addition to having a maximum speed of warp 9. (, ) 
== Ships in class ==
;Named
Name	Registry	Notes	Status	Date
 	NCC-1647	 	Active	2259
;Unnamed
* Unnamed Bellerophon class starships
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=== Background information ===
In July 2022, concurrent with the visual debut of the USS Farragut in , art director Tim Peel tweeted that he believed the class of the ship to be Bellerophon, based on information he had received from other members of the production crew. This name was eventually substantiated in January 2025 by Fanhome's third issue outing (p. 3) of their partwork publication. Closeup and clearly readable images of Farraguts two bridge dedication plaques were published by Fanhome in the accompanying magazine (p. 14) that came with the aforementioned partwork.
It was on one of the plaques that the following additional class information was stated:
*Length: 316 meters
*Beam: 201 meters
*Height: 69 meters
*Tonnage: 150,000 tonnes
*Tactical weaponry: Phaser arrays fore/Aft photon torpedo
*Rescue: Tractor beams
===Apocrypha===
Before Star Trek: Strange New Worlds in 2022, the designation was used in 2011 by Star Trek Online for a 25th century spin-off/successor class to the .
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Bellows Breath

Bellows Breath was a breathing exercise for increasing energy flow. An individual would do thirty quick breaths followed by one long intake of air through the nose and then hold their breath. This exercise would be repeated several more times.
Julian Bashir was taught this exercise by Isam Helewa and later demonstrated this exercise for Major Kira in 2370, in an attempt to find common ground with her. ()
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Beltane IX

Beltane IX was the inhabited ninth planet in its star system. This planet was located somewhere in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant.
The planet was regularly visited by freighters. Because of this, Jake Kurland stole the Type 7 shuttlecraft from the to travel to Beltane IX and sign onto a freighter there. However, after Jake had unbalanced the dilithium reaction, the shuttlecraft lost and it was nearly destroyed in the atmosphere of Relva VII. Fortunately, Captain Jean-Luc Picard talked Kurland through a procedure which involved "bouncing" the shuttle off the atmosphere and Kurland returned to the ship. ()
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Beluga whale

The beluga whale was a species of sentient cetacean native to the Arctic oceans of Earth. They had their own spoken language. They greatly enjoyed swimming with humanoids and would encourage it whenever possible.
By the late 24th century, beluga whales were serving as navigators in Cetacean Ops on Federation starships. Two such Starfleet officers, Lieutenant junior grade Kimolu and Lieutenant Matt, were assigned to the in the early 2380s. (, )
==Individuals==
*Kimolu
*Matt
*Swhale Swhalens (half-Human hybrid)
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Ben Jensen

Benjamin "Ben" Peter Jensen is a stuntman, stunt actor, and stunt coordinator who performed stunts in several episodes of .
Jensen started his stunt career in the late '70s with the television pilot BJ and the Bear (1978). Among the actors he has doubled for are (1999 in ), (2001 in ), and (2002 in Poolhall Junkies). Jensen served as stunt coordinator for films such as (1998, with John Glover and John Pyper-Ferguson), (1999), (1999), (2001), and (2002, along Greg Barnett).
In Bryan Singer's (2000), Jensen portrayed a stunt Sabretooth cop. The film features Patrick Stewart, Famke Janssen, Rebecca Romijn, Bruce Davison, Scott Leva, and stunts by Troy Brenna. In (2002), Jensen worked as stunt rigger.
In the '80s, he performed stunts in (1983, with Pete Turner), (1984, starring Bruce Greenwood), (1985, with stunts by Erik Cord, Ralph Garrett, Kim Robert Koscki, Joel Kramer, Paula Moody, Bernie Pock, and Brian J. Williams), (1987), Programmed to Kill (1987, with Chuck Hicks and B.J. Davis), (1987, with Brian Thompson and Sid Haig), (1988, with Denise Crosby and Robert DoQui, and stunts by Stephen R. Hudis, Ken Lesco, and Dennis Madalone), and (1989).
Further stunt credits in the '90s include (1990, with George Colucci and Jeff Imada), (1991, with Claudette Nevins and Alan Oppenheimer), (1991), the television series Crossroads (1991), (1993), (1994), (1995, starring Christopher Lloyd), (1996), (1996), (1997), (1997, with Gina Philips and stunts by Leslie Hoffman), (1998), and Bryan Singer's (1998, with Bruce Davison, Joe Morton, Mickey Cottrell and Joshua Jackson, and stunts by Dustin Courtney, Lane Leavitt and Ken Bates).
Since 2000, Jensen performed stunts in (2000, along John Gillespie and Dana Hee), (2000, with Joanna Cassidy and stunts by Al Jones and Cole McKay), Stranded (2001), the drama Beyond the City Limits (2001, with stunts by Joey Anaya and Noby Arden), (2002, starring The Rock), and (2003, with Randy Oglesby, Michael Ensign, and stunts by Elle Alexander). He also worked as stunt rigger on several episodes of (2001-2003), where he worked along Trek stunt performers Edward Conna, Christopher Leps, Scott Workman, Kevin Derr, Troy Brenna, Mike Mukatis, Theo Kypri, and Mark Wagner.
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Ben Lemon

Ben Lemon is the actor who played Jev in the fifth season episode . He filmed his scenes between Tuesday and Thursday and Monday and Wednesday on Paramount Stage 8, 9, and 16. His costume was sold off on the It's A Wrap! sale and auction on eBay and parts were also worn by Tom Morga, Ron McCoy, and Eve H. Brenner. 
Born in Tarrytown, New York, Lemon first appeared to television audiences in a 1989 episode of , starring David Clennon. This was followed with a guest appearance on , starring Robert Picardo, Concetta Tomei, Jeff Kober, and Megan Gallagher. He subsequently made appearances on , (starring Bill Smitrovich and Ray Buktenica), (with Stephen Macht), The Practice (in an episode with Ron Glass), Melrose Place, , and (with Glenn Morshower).
He made his film debut with a small role in (1990, featuring William Sadler and Colm Meaney. The following year, he again appeared with William Sadler, as well as Glenn Morshower, Leon Russom, and Tim de Zarn, in the TV movie Tagget. In 1993, he appeared in with Miguel Ferrer, Brenda Bakke and Mitchell Ryan. He appeared with Ryan again in (1997, with Anne Haney, Eric Pierpoint and Chip Mayer).
Lemon did not act in film or television between 1998 and 2009, having become a project manager for Walt Disney Studios. In this capacity, he worked on (2001, featuring the voice of Leonard Nimoy) and (2005, with the voice of Patrick Stewart).
In 2009 he made guest appearances in episodes of Big Love (with Charles Esten, Robert Beltran, Patrick Fabian, Michael Ensign, Thomas Kopache, Melinda Page Hamilton, and Annie O'Donnell) and (with Michelle Forbes and Kristin Bauer), followed by a guest roles in episodes of (2010, with Teri Hatcher, Brenda Strong, Dakin Matthews, John Rubinstein, and Kevin Scott Allen) and (2011, with Michael Nouri).
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Ben Stiller (podcast)

== Summary ==
:In their debut episode, hosts Tawny Newsome and Paul F. Tompkins sit down with actor, director, and producer Ben Stiller to talk all things Star Trek memorabilia. The trio go deep into Stiller's Trek collection, his childhood memories of the show, and the way his fandom pops up in many of his projects – even to this day!
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