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Passages

Introducing the new recruit!
== Summary ==
 
==Background information==
===Creators===
* Based on Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Writer: Chris Cooper
* Artists: 
** Chris Renaud (pencil art – interior and cover)
** Andy Lanning (inking – interior and cover)
** Jim Novak (letter art)
** Kevin Somers (color art)
* Editors:
** Bobbie Chase
** Bob Harras (editor in chief)
==Characters==
:Canon characters listed below are linked to the main article about them. Characters that recurred, appearing or being mentioned in more than one issue, are defined further in Starfleet Academy characters.
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Passenger liner

A passenger liner or ocean liner was a type of ocean-going vessel dedicated to transporting passengers on a cruise; those that focused on comfort were called cruise ships or pleasure boat.
The "ancient" (early-20th century) steamship was also a well-known passenger liner, as was The Queen Mary. (; )
The revived late-20th century Human, Ralph Offenhouse, suggested to Captain Jean-Luc Picard, that he "should take some lessons from the QE2. Now that's an efficient operation," when it came to service aboard a ship. Picard, who was not familiar with what a "QE2" was, was informed by Data that it was "a passenger liner which mostly traveled Earth's Atlantic Ocean," which the insulted Picard responded, "He's comparing the Enterprise to a cruise ship?" ()
During the 2150s, passenger liners still sailed out of San Francisco. ()
When Gosis disbelieved that "Captain" Jonathan Archer was not a military spy in 2152, he sarcastically suggested that "I suppose you're the Captain of a pleasure boat." ()
In 2259 of the alternate reality, a passenger liner could be seen from Starfleet Headquarters cruising through San Francisco Bay. ()
In 2382 the insterstellar cruise ship, the Cosmic Duchess was plagued by a rogue nanite cluster. The USS Cerritos was assigned to capture it and to find Admiral Milius who went AWOL and is hiding inside the cruise liner. ()
== See also ==
* Starliner
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Passenger pigeon

The passenger pigeon was a type of pigeon once native to the North American continent of Earth. The animal was hunted to extinction, with the last living specimen dying in the early 20th century.
In 2266, Professor Robert Crater compared the impending fate of the M-113 creature to that of the passenger pigeon. ()
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Past Imperfect

The past comes back to haunt Dr. McCoy!
==Summary==
While on leave at Starbase 11, McCoy takes the opportunity to visit his daughter, Joanna. He finds Kirk flirting with Joanna while an old enemy watches. Jahn has come for revenge against the grups because Miri is dead. He kidnaps Joanna and forces a confrontation with McCoy, who learns that his vaccine has mutated. The children, the Onlies, are dying again. 
==Background information==
* Writer Glenn Greenberg noted that this story was ranked as one of the "10 Best Dr. McCoy Stories Ever Written" in . 
* This story is inspired by a concept from D.C. Fontana.
* Greenberg noted that he had heard about the script for Fontana's "Joanna" episode (which later became ) and had wanted to bring Joanna to the Untold Voyages series, as she had been previously used in novels and comics in a manner he found unsatisfying. He chose to make the story a sequel to . Paramount found the age difference between Kirk and Joanna to be too large for a romantic involvement and suggested Chekov as an alternate choice. Greenberg responded with a long memo defending his choice, noting that "a conflict between McCoy and Chekov just wouldn't have the same emotional resonance as a conflict between McCoy and Kirk. Secondly, Kirk wasn't all that much older than Joanna. Using the book published by Pocket Books, which was officially sanctioned by Paramount and written by people who actually worked on the various Trek TV shows, I proved that there was probably no more than a 16-year age difference between Kirk and Joanna. At the time of my story, Kirk was about 41 years old, which meant Joanna was about 25. Nothing too scandalous about that! And besides, the original "Joanna" episode was going to have them get together, and their characters would have been about six years younger back then!" Paramount approved the story. 
===Creators===
* Writer:
**Glenn Greenberg
* Artists:
** (pencil art – interior and cover)
** Keith Williams (inker – interior and cover)
** Matt Webb (color art)
** Chris Eliopoulos & Virtual Calligraphy (letter art)
** Comicraft's John Marasigan (design)
* Editors:
** Tim Tuohy
** Bob Harras (editor in chief)
* Inspired by a concept by D.C. Fontana
* Based Upon Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
Past Perfect

==Background information==
* This story takes place about 20 years after the events of .
===Creators===
* Based on Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Writer: Michael Carlin
* Artists: 
** Tom Sutton (pencil art)
** Ricardo Villagran (inking)
** Michele Wolfman (color art)
** Helen Vesik (letter art)
** Jerome K. Moore (cover pencil art)
** Bob Lewis (cover inking)
* Editor: Robert Greenberger
==Characters==
===Regular and recurring characters===
; James T. Kirk : commanding officer, a Starfleet captain.
; Spock : Vulcan Half-Vulcan Starfleet captain serving as Enterprise-A exec and science officer.
;Leonard McCoy : Enterprise-A CMO, a Starfleet commander.
;Montgomery Scott : Starfleet captain serving as Enterprise-A chief engineer.
; Pavel Chekov : Enterprise-A security chief, a Starfleet commander. 
;Uhura : Enterprise-A communications officer, a Starfleet commander. 
;Hikaru Sulu : Enterprise-A helmsman, a Starfleet commander.
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Past Tense: Part I and Part II (podcast)

== Summary ==
:A transporter accident brings Sisko, Dax, and Bashir to 21st century San Francisco – a place divided into haves and have-nots. Mistaken as indigent, Sisko and Bashir wind up in a Sanctuary District among the displaced who are on the verge of revolution. Historically, Gabriel Bell is the man who should be remembered, but when he dies too soon, Sisko takes his place to correct the timeline and save the future. and "Part II" go into the Mission Log.
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Pat Blymyer

Pat Blymyer was a Starfleet officer who served during the late 24th century.
In 2372, Barcroft was named as one of the yard engineers at the San Francisco Yards who were listed on the dedication plaque of the . ( )
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Pat Clancey (Starfleet)

Pat Clancey was a Starfleet officer in the 24th century.
In the 2370s, he was listed as a Tactical Ops officer on the dedication plaques of starships. (, ; , )
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Pat Kehoe

Patrick H. Kehoe was a First Assistant Director (1st AD) on , along with Douglas E. Wise. 
Kehoe began as a Second Assistant Director (2nd AD) in 1974 with (featuring James Gregory and William Schallert). This film was directed by alum Vincent McEveety, whom Kehoe worked with again on (1976). He was also 2nd AD on two Paramount Pictures' (1975, featuring Kate Woodville) and (1976, starring René Auberjonois).
By 1979, Kehoe had become a 1st AD, an occupation he held on over twenty films. Among these movies were (1985, with Douglas E. Wise serving as 2nd AD), (1982, with cinematography by Matthew F. Leonetti and music by Jerry Goldsmith), and (1985, starring Whoopi Goldberg and featuring Leon Rippy, with set decoration by Linda DeScenna). For his work on the latter film, Kehoe shared an award from the Directors Guild of America (DGA) in the Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Motion Pictures category.
In addition, Kehoe worked on four movies directed by and featuring actor Robert Picardo. He was the 1st AD on Dante's (1985) and (1987) and later served as Associate Producer and Unit Production Manager on (1989). Most recently, Kehoe was Co-Producer and Unit Production Manager on (1993).
Kehoe was also Co-Producer and Unit Production Manager on (1993, starring Angela Bassett and Laurence Fishburne, with Jenifer Lewis and Penny Johnson) and The Peacemaker. His other credits as a 1st AD include (1981, starring Keith Carradine, with cinematography by Andrew Laszlo and production design by John Vallone), (1983, associate produced by Marty Hornstein, featuring Clancy Brown and Alan Ruck), (1984, starring Bruce Davison), (1989, starring Holly Hunter, with Audrey Hepburn), and (1992, featuring George Murdock). He was also 1st AD on the second unit of Paramount's (1992). 
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Patent medicine

A patent medicine was a supposedly medicinal compound that was advertised and sold as a cure for an ailment, but was in reality worthless.
After Captain James T. Kirk returned from Rigel XII, in 2266, following the successful acquisition of much-needed lithium from the miners, Doctor Leonard McCoy jokingly asked him if he had considered working in the patent medicine business, as he must have given "quite a talk down there". Kirk declined, asking why he ought to "work your side of the street". (i.e. practice medicine) ()
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Paterson Supra

Paterson Supra was a male child living on in 2368.
He was one of three children aboard the ship who were rewarded for winning the primary school science fair with a tour of the ship conducted by Captain Jean-Luc Picard. For his project, Paterson, in his words, "planted radishes, in this special dirt, and they came up all weird."
Paterson won with his project and was disappointed to find out that the tour would include hydroponics and astrophysics laboratories, but not the battle bridge or the torpedo bay. The tour was interrupted when the Enterprise-D struck a series of quantum filaments. Picard appointed Paterson his executive officer in charge of radishes. After the crisis was resolved and the children returned to safety Captain Picard rewarded them for their brave conduct by promising to resume the tour, this time starting with the battle bridge. ()
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Path of Virtue

Path of Virtue by Lao Tze was a book created as set dressing for scenes in Michael Burnham's childhood home on Doctari Alpha in , that may not have ultimately been used on screen. 
A photo of a Burnham bookshelf was posted to Twitter by the writers room, which also showed The Fizzbin Instruction Manual, [...] and Games on , 10 Steps to Ruling the World, Pon Farr: An Explanation, and Peace and Justice by Edith Keeler. 
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Pathfinder (ML) (podcast)

== Summary ==
:In the episode , it's time to reconnect with old friends Reg Barclay and Deanna Troi. Reg has been obsessed with making contact with Voyager, but nobody at Starfleet believes he can do it. Deanna counsels with lessons of mental health and workplace etiquette. Mission Log follows "Pathfinder."
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Pathfinder class

The Pathfinder class was a type of Federation starship that had entered service by the early 25th century. ()
== History ==
The Pathfinder-class bore strong resemblance to the earlier of the 24th century. 
In 2401, thirty-six ships of this class were assembled near Sol Station for Starfleet's Frontier Day celebration. They, along with the rest of the fleet, were seized by the Borg after their younger crew members were assimilated by a signal transmitted via Jack Crusher. ()
==Interior design==
===Command and control systems===
By 2401, the computer systems on board the class had been built to include the Fleet formation mode, also known as Starfleet emergency protocol NX12.11, designed to place all Federation starships within a fleet under the automated control of the Starfleet mainframe. ()
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 	NCC-74656-B	Third Federation ship to bear the name Voyager	Active	2401
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 	NCC-97626	 	Active	2401
 	NCC-97621	 	Active	2401
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* Unnamed Pathfinder-class starships
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=== Background information ===
The Pathfinder-class originates from Star Trek Online, where it is a 25th century successor to the . It was named in honor of Project Pathfinder, one of the few refit ship classes from Star Trek Online not named after previously seen starships. The hitherto apocryphal class name was later confirmed by Production Designer Dave Blass as the one used to identify the design's onscreen appearances. 
The total number of Pathfinder-class vessels present at Frontier Day was established by Picard Research Assistant Jörg Hillebrand. 
==== Studio model ====
The Pathfinder debuted as a playable ship in Star Trek Online in 2014, nine years before its onscreen appearance. It was the very first ship designed and constructed by Thomas Marrone for the game, who also refined its in-game visuals in 2021. 
The Pathfinder-class became one of several ship classes that transited from Star Trek Online to Picard, among them the , , , , , , , and the .
===Apocrypha===
Commissioned in 2410 as a long-range science vessel, the is the lead vessel of the class in Online lore. Additionally some class specifications are set as follows: 
*Length: 431.4 meters
*Crew: 166
and where it is further stated that, "The modular mission of the USS Pathfinder provide the ship with the ability to swap equipment quickly to respond to a variety of mission profiles it might encounter as it travels beyond the Iconian gateways." (Star Trek Online Starships Collection, issue 7, p. 8)
===Further Reading===
*Star Trek Online Starships Collection, issue 7, October 2020
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Pathogen

A pathogen, germ, or bug was a disease-causing biological agent.
According to Doctor Phlox, germs were "among the most resilient organisms known to medical science." They could survive almost anywhere – on kitchen counters, under fingernails, and, in some cases, in the vacuum of space.
By 2151, over two hundred million space-dwelling microbes had been cataloged. One such microbe called Polycocyx astris lived inside grains of interstellar dust and was one of the most virulent species; it could drift in a dormant state for millions of years and still cause a cold. ()
Some germs spread with personal contact. In 2373, Elias Giger refused to shake hands with Jake Sisko, as it might spread germs. ()
Icheb was genetically altered by the Brunali to carry a pathogen that was lethal to the Borg. ()
== Types ==
* Mutagenic pathogen
* Neurolytic pathogen
* Spaceborne pathogen
* Synthetic pathogen
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*Virus
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Patri Doxica

Patri Doxica was an Akaali woman who lived in the late 32nd century.
When Doxica was a child, her father was murdered by , who also stole the family's lalogi orb. She was visibly pregnant when the Dark Matter Anomaly was about to destroy her home colony of Radvek V and was evacuated, along with 1200 others by Starfleet, led by the and its captain, Michael Burnham.
Following Felix's death when the DMA destroyed the colony, the lalogi orb was returned to Patri's possession by Burnham. ()
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Patricia Blau Price

Patricia "Patty" Blau Price was a senior staff member of Industrial Light & Magic who worked as effects manager on the pre-production of the first season episode . In 1994 Blau Price was the executive in charge of production during the miniature crash sequence filmed by ILM for and in 1996 an ILM senior staff member during the production of .
Blau Price was employed by ILM from the early 1980s on. Her first credit as production secretary was in 1980 on followed by credits as production and location coordinator on (1981), (1983), (1984), (1984), (1984), and (1985).
Following work as visual effects producer and coordinator on (1987), (1988), (1989), (1990, starring Christopher Lloyd, Lea Thompson and Thomas F. Wilson), and (1991, starring Billy Campbell), Blau Price became the executive in charge of production for ILM on (1992), (1993), (1994), and (1994, starring Tom Hanks).
As ILM senior staff member, Blau Price also contributed to films such as (1995), (1995, starring Robin Williams), (1996), (1996), (1997), (1997), (1997), (1998), (1999), (2001), and (2002).
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Patricia Vecchio

Patricia Vecchio is a hair stylist who worked on as hair stylist for the day players and on the first season episode . For the latter one Vecchio received an Emmy Award nomination in for Outstanding Individual Achievement in Hairstyling for a Series, shared with Josée Normand, Patricia Miller, Shawn McKay, Karen Asano-Myers, Dino Ganziano, Rebecca De Morrio, Barbara Minster, Janice D. Brandow, Gloria Ponce, Caryl Codon-Tharp, Katherine Rees, Virginia Kearns, Faith Vecchio, and Audrey Levy. She is related to fellow Star Trek hair stylist Faith Vecchio.
As hair stylist she worked on the television series Head of the Class (with Delree Todd), (1991-92), Billy (1992), Mad About You, , (starring Teri Hatcher), Playtyus Man (1995, with Barbara Minster), Live Shot (1995-96), (1995-96, with Charlotte Harvey), (1997), J.J. Abrams' (starring Keri Russell), and Bloodline (1999). She then worked as hair department head on (2003-04) and as hair stylist on (2000-03). For the latter one she earned a Hollywood Makeup Artist and Hair Stylist Guild Award in 2003 for Best Period Hair Styling – Television Series.
Her film credits include (1992, with David Abbott, Art Harding, Gloria Ponce, Jill Rockow, and Carlos Yeaggy), the television drama Bloodlines: Murder in the Family (1993), (1993), (1994, with Candace Neal), (1994, with Donna Barrett Gilbert, Jim Kail, and Richard Snell), the television western Gambler V: Playing for Keeps (1994), (1994, with David Abbott), (1994, with Audrey L. Anzures), (1995), (1996), (1999, with Jane Galli), (1999, with David Abbott, Garrett Immel, Diane Pepper, Shannon Shea, Faith Vecchio, and Alan Tuskes), and (2005, with Cynthia Hernandez).
Further television work as hair stylist/key hair stylist include the series The Help (2004), Phil of the Future, (2005), , (2006), Dr. Vegas (2004-06, with Lisa Meyers), (2007-08), and The Suite Life on Deck (2008).
She later worked as department head hair stylist on the third season of (2010).
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Patrick B. Egan

Patrick B. Egan performed the role of Whatley in the fifth season episode .
Egan's acting debut was in (1979, with Peter Brocco, Jeff Corey, Shay Duffin, Christopher Lloyd, Vincent Schiavelli, John Schuck, Peter Weller, and Noble Willingham). Egan made his television debut in 1983 guesting on the series premiere of , working with Erich Anderson, Ronny Cox, Michael McGrady, Michelle Phillips, and Ray Wise. Egan was later seen on (1998, directed by Adam Nimoy, with Albert Hall, John Larroquette, and Jack Shearer. Egan lent his voice to (1998, with Clancy Brown, Sherman Howard, Kay E. Kuter, and Frank Welker. Egan continued in 1998, reuniting with Erich Anderson in , with Kamala Lopez-Dawson, Miguel Ferrer, , Ken Jenkins, and Clayton Rohner. In 2001, Egan costarred with Tina Lifford in the sex comedy Amy's Orgasm and that year found Egan appearing in Breathing Hard with John Billingsley, Armin Shimerman, Deborah Strang, Joel Swetow, and Kitty Swink. Egan worked rarely over the next fifteen years before getting cast in (2016, with Frank Collison, Hal Landon, Jr., Richard Riehle, and Diane Salinger.
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Patrick Cronin

Patrick J. Cronin is the actor who played the role of Erko in the fifth season episode . Cronin filmed his scenes for this episode on Wednesday , Thursday , and Monday on Paramount Stage 8 and 9.
Cronin co-starred with fellow Next Generation guest actor Paul Sorvino on the short-lived police drama The Oldest Rookie. He previously had a recurring role on during the 1978-79 season. Starring in this series was Victor Tayback. Cronin also made several appearances as George "Sparky" Henderson in the more recent sitcom, Home Improvement (1996-1999).
Aside from his appearance on The Next Generation, other TV shows on which he has made guest appearances include (starring Ricardo Montalban), Archie Bunker's Place (with Bill Quinn), (with Kelsey Grammer, the first two episodes of (with Corbin Bernsen, (with John Larroquette), (with Robert Picardo), and (with Jason Alexander). 
He has also appeared in a few made-for-TV movies, including (1980, featuring Casey Biggs, Jeannetta Arnette, and Julie Cobb), (1984, starring Joan Collins, Ed Lauter, and Charles Napier), 1988's Shakedown on the Sunset Strip (with David Graf), (1990, with Barbara Babcock and Janet MacLachlan), and (1991, with Alan Oppenheimer). The latter movie was a biography on Lucille Ball and her husband, Desi Arnaz, who were the founders of Desilu Studios, the production company that first produced .
Cronin's feature film credits include (1984, starring Tom Hanks, featuring Clint Howard, Bill Smitrovich, Valerie Wildman, Christopher Thomas, and Charles Macaulay), (1990, starring Kirstie Alley and Scott Bakula), and (1992, starring Larry Drake, Cliff DeYoung, John Vickery, and William Dennis Hunt and co-written and directed by Manny Coto).
Among his later credits are episodes of The Magnificent Seven (2000, with Brad Greenquist, Andrew Kavovit, Ron Perlman, Michelle Phillips, and Rick Worthy) and (2001, with Mark Chaet) and Forever for Now (2004).
Cronin is currently Director of the division of Performing Arts in the Honors College at East Tennessee State University. 
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Patrick Cupo

Patrick Cupo played a Bajoran man in the first season episode .
Cupo's motion picture credits include Taking Woodstock, (1988, with Stephen Rowe), (1991, with Nicholas Worth), (1993), Small Time, (2001), (2002, with Hamilton Camp and Richard Libertini), (2004) and The Dukes (with Joseph Campanella).
Cupo guest-starred in the Superboy episode "Out of Luck". Salome Jens and Sherman Howard were cast members on the series. 
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Patrick Fabian

Patrick Fabian is an actor who played the role of Taymon in the third season episode .
Fabian starred as Ray Howard, the Human alias of the Greek god Hephaestus, in (2008), where he appeared alongside regulars Autumn Reeser and Greg Ellis, and guest stars such as Noa Tishby, David Burke, and Tim Ransom. Fabian also appeared as Howard Hamlin in , featuring Michael McKean, Jonathan Banks, Ann Cusack, Raymond Cruz, Mark Margolis, Ed Begley, Jr., and Ethan Phillips.
As a Screen Actors Guild (now SAG-AFTRA) member, Fabian worked in several positions for this union and in 2009 was voted to serve as SAG National Board alternate and to the Hollywood Division Board of Directors. 
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