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Crystal Allen

Crystal Allen is an actress who played D'Nesh in the fourth season episode . She is also a professionally-trained jazz and ballet dancer and has been modeling for several years. She has played roles on , , (starring William Shatner and René Auberjonois), and (starring Kim Cattrall), among others. She also starred in an original Hallmark movie, Falling in Love with the Girl Next Door. Allen appears in the first mainstream lacrosse film "Crooked Arrows", a film about a Native American lacrosse team that beats the odds. The film released nationally and in Canada June 1, 2012.
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Crystal LaPrie

Crystal LaPrie is an actress and model who appeared as an operations division officer in several episodes of . As a background actress she received no credit for her appearances.
Other acting credits include (1996, with Nikki Cox, Lawrence Pressman, Kris Iyer, and Pete Leinbach), (1998, with Bill Cobbs, Danny Goldring, and John Cothran, Jr.), (1998, starring Angela Bassett, with Whoopi Goldberg and Victor Garber and directed by Kevin Sullivan), (1998, with Ben Vereen, Ray Proscia, and James Gleason), the action thriller The Last Marshal (1999, with Raymond Cruz, Ken Jenkins, and Morgan H. Margolis), and the comedy All Lies on Me (2007).
Television work includes episodes of The Young and the Restless, Hollywood Safari, The Practice, and Dharma & Greg, as body double in Beyond Belief, and as stand-in on My Cousin Skeeter.
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Cube (disambiguation)

Cube could refer to:
;In universe
* Balok's cube
* Borg cube, a class of Borg ship
* Cube, a type of shape
* Cube (species), a type pf photonic lifeform
* Cube root, a math concept
* Cubic centimeter
* Cubic foot
* Cubic kilometer
* Cubic parsec
* Cubic meter
* Cubic millimeter
* Ice cube
* Reaction cube
* Sugar cube
Cucumber sandwich

A cucumber sandwich was a type of sandwich originating in British, made out of bread and cucumber.
Within the holoprogram Janeway Lambda One, Henry Burleigh appreciated cucumber sandwiches with his tea, but his sister Beatrice did not as she didn't like the way Cook cut them. 
When experiencing visions caused by the Botha in 2372, Kathryn Janeway falsely thought that Neelix had prepared cucumber sandwiches for Lieutenant Hargrove, but the Talaxian did not even know what cucumber sandwiches were. ()
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Culinary science

Culinary science was a discipline that incorporated the necessary culinary skills of food preparation, with the underlying science behind the makeup of each of a recipe's ingredients.
In 2378, Seven of Nine developed an interest in culinary science. She mentioned this to Chakotay, in a roundabout way of asking him on a date, by stating that she was "preparing a meal tomorrow night, and I thought perhaps you could attend to evaluate my work." ()
The Klowahkan culture and social order revolved around the prospect of food and culinary science.
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Cullen Chambers

Cullen G. Chambers is an actor, director, writer, and author who appeared as a background actor in several episodes of and . As a background actor he received no on-screen credit for his appearances. Prior to principal filming on Voyager, Chambers worked as stand-in during camera and makeup tests on Paramount Stage 8 on Wednesday .
Chambers was born in Lima, Ohio and entered the film business as a filmmaker and actor and began as a background actor and stand-in when finally settling in Hollywood. He served as double, stand-in, and body double for actors such as Denzel Washington, Morgan Freeman, Samuel L. Jackson, and Sidney Poitier. Beside his acting appearances he also has experience as producer, writer, author, casting director, director, and stunt actor. In 1986 he wrote a book which is called "the bible for an upcoming actor", titled "Back to One: The Movie Extras Guidebook". This book has become an award-winning bestseller and was published in its 19th edition in 2006. The book features a foreword and small introduction by Adele Simmons, former Next Generation first assistant director. He also thanks Simmons, Marvin Rush, and Arlene Fukai for their support.
Chambers has appeared as a bit player, background actor, or stand-in on television series such as Dallas, (1992 episode "A Diminshed Rebecca with a Suspended Cliff" with Kirstie Alley, Kelsey Grammer, Bebe Neuwirth, Paul Willson, Raye Birk, Jim Norton, Mark Watson, Don Bennett, Keith Rayve, Camara, and Eben Ham), , (starring Corbin Bernsen), , , (starring Kelsey Grammer), , (starring Scott Bakula and Dean Stockwell), (2003, starring Martin Sheen, with Gary Cole, Ron Canada and Chase Kim), , , The Nine (2006, starring John Billingsley and Jessica Collins), and (2007, starring Miguel Ferrer and Jerry O'Connell with Susan Gibney, and Megan Gallagher).
He has performed in feature films such as Student Bodies (1981), Little Nikita (1988), (1994, alongside Cameron), (1997), (1998, with James Cromwell and Denise Crosby), Rules of Engagement (2000), and Believers (2007, with Rif Hutton).
In 1996, Chambers was briefly featured as police academy recruiter in (1996, starring Eric Pierpoint, Gary Graham, Michele Scarabelli and Ron Fassler, with Tim de Zarn, Jeff Allin, Josh Cruze, Juan Garcia, Kevin Grevioux, Bob Harks, Stuart Nixon, Dan Rose, Scott Barry, Ivy Borg, Gene Cross, Steve Diamond, Scott L. Schwartz, Gary Morgan, Denney Pierce, and Maria Kelly).
His homepage lists his appearances in television series, feature films, music videos, and commercials as about 3000 different on-screen performances.
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Cullen Douglas

Cullen Douglas is the actor who played the unnamed Suliban commander in the second season episode .
Douglas is married to Rachel since 1994 and the couple has two children. He has also performed in several stage plays and television commercials for products such as T-Mobile, Kellogg, and Fed Ex.
Among his on screen resume are guest appearances in television series such as From the Earth to the Moon (1998, with Ronny Cox, Daniel Hugh Kelly, Clint Howard, Ethan Phillips, Harve Presnell, and Alan Ruck), Mortal Kombat: Conquest (1998, starring Kristanna Loken), Sheena (2000), (2003, starring Neal McDonough, with Gina Hecht and David Figlioli), (2004, with Leland Orser, Scott Grimes, and Anthony De Longis), (2005, created and produced by J.J. Abrams and with guest actor Cliff DeYoung), (2005, with James Cromwell, Anne Elizabeth Ramsay, Abby Brammell, and Robert Pine), (2005, with Rey Gallegos), (2006, with Robert Foxworth and Lindsey Stoddart), (2006, starring Timothy Olyphant, with Jim Beaver, Brad Dourif, Titus Welliver, Zach Grenier, Larry Cedar, Leon Rippy, Keone Young, Dennis Christopher, Franc Ross, and Allan Graf), and (2007, with Bill Smitrovich).
Douglas has also played in a number of films such as The Limits of Thermal Traveling (1995), Making Waves (1998), (2002, with Jack Kehler), Gotham Cafe (2005, with Kevin Brief), Over My Dead Body (2007, with Stephen Root and W. Morgan Sheppard), and Deadland (2009).
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Cully Fredricksen

Cully Fredricksen played the part of the Vulcan captain in . He appeared as Dereth in the first season episode . Archive footage from his Star Trek: First Contact appearance was later reused in the fourth season episode .
Fredricksen once guest,starred in . Other Star Trek stars who were cast members include David Birney, Karen Austin, Ron Canada, Jeff Yagher, Bruce McGill, and Sam Anderson, Casey Biggs, Chase Masterson, Dion Anderson, John Schuck, Lee Arenberg, Hal Landon, Jr., and Kenneth Tigar.
Fredericksen was later the voice and likeness of the Jedi Rahm Kota in the video game (2008) and (2010); Sam Witwer portrayed the protagonist, Galen Marek, providing the voice of Emperor Palpatine as well.
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Culture Clash

It's T'Priell vs. Selke…!
… And in this case, murder equals suicide!
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== Background information ==
=== Creators ===
* Based on Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Writer: Chris Cooper
* Artists: 
** John Royle (pencil art – interior and cover)
** Tom Wegrzyn (inking – interior and cover)
** Kevin Somers (color art)
** Jim Novak (letter art)
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** Bobbie Chase
** Bob Harras (editor in chief)
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*Benjamin Sisko
*Jake Sisko
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Cure All

== Summary ==
== Background information ==
=== Creators ===
* Based on Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Writer: Peter David
* Artists: 
** James W. Fry (pencil art)
** Arne Starr (ink art)
** Jerome K. Moore (cover art)
** Tom McCraw (color art)
** Bob Pinaha (letter art)
* Editor: Robert Greenberger
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=== Regular and recurring characters ===
; James T. Kirk : captain.
; Spock : Vulcan Enterprise-A exec and science officer.
; Leonard McCoy : Enterprise-A surgeon.
; Uhura : Enterprise-A communications officer.
; Pavel Chekov : Enterprise-A navigator and security chief.
; Hikaru Sulu : Enterprise-A helmsman.
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Curiosity

Curiosity was an individual's desire for learning more about a subject.
In 2151, when the crew of the were investigating an interesting comet that they designated Archer's Comet, they were joined by the Vulcan vessel Ti'Mur. Annoyed by their presence, Captain Jonathan Archer expressed that he wanted to know what they were really doing there, asking T'Pol if she didn't find anything suspicious about their simply showing up. She suggested that they might simply be curious, but Archer retorted that being curious didn't sound very Vulcan to him and that it was not the first time a Vulcan ship had been lurking around unexpectedly. ()
In 2266, after Spock successfully obtained an image of Balok on the viewscreen, the commanding officer of the Fesarius trusted the attempt pleased the bridge crew's curiosity about his form. ()
In 2364, Captain Jean-Luc Picard asked Counselor Deanna Troi's opinion on whether the Ligonians would injure the kidnapped Tasha Yar. Troi didn't believe so as the Ligonians seemed mainly curious; however, she did sense some sexual attraction from all the males. ()
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Curiosity class

The Curiosity class was a Federation heavy cruiser operated by Starfleet during the late 24th century.
==History==
Ships in class were in service prior to the 2390s. During 2390, the ran afoul of then Commodore Oh, who unbeknownst to Starfleet, was a Romulan mole. Using her authority, she directed the ship's captain, Alonzo Vandermeer, to kill two Coppelius androids, and then commit suicide or else she would target and destroy the ship with all hands. Vandermeer subsequently carried out the order, however, the ship was still struck from record and the incident classified. ()
The Curiosity-class did not seem to experience a long service record, and appeared to be out of service by 2401. ()
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Curiosity-class ships featured the saucer section / engineering section / warp nacelle layout common to most Starfleet vessels of the 24th Century, and shared a similar outline to that of the , and lines.
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 	NCC-75710	Struck from records after a Black flag directive	Classified	2390
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According to Michael Chabon, on his Instagram account, the Ibn Majid was a Curiosity-class cruiser. He further noted there are other ships in the class, "named for great navigators and naval explorers, particularly those whose accomplishments were long overlooked or overshadowed due to cultural and historical bias." 
The silhouette of the ship seen on Rios' storage case was provided by John Eaves, and shows a very similar design to his previously designed USS Emmett Till, shown on the 2019 documentary What We Left Behind.
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Curl Up With A Book (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Talking about the Gene Roddenberry quote, "The library was the way of educating a child and teaching him [them] imagination and reading. And so we went to the local library on the streetcar about every Friday night. And we all took a full load of books and came home and I used to love to curl up with a book." Read by LeVar Burton.
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Currency Disposal and Recycling Center

The Currency Disposal and Recycling Center was a facility on Targalus IX. It was established in 2382 for the disposal and recycling of the planet's vast amounts of paper money, gold, and gemstones, which had become obsolete following the Targalans' abandonment of capitalist economics.
Lieutenant jg Brad Boimler and Ensigns Gorm and Mackler from the were assigned to assist in the disposal process outside the Center. ()
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Curry type

The Curry type Federation starship was in service during the Dominion War. ()
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Name 	Registry 	Notes	Status	Date
 	NCC-42254	 	Active	2373
Raging Queen	NCC-42284	 	Active	2373
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The Raging Queen has a very similar design to the Curry-type. It may be another of that variant, but with subtle differences due to manufacturing of the vessel - that is, slightly different parts used. It is unclear if this vessel is a Curry-type, or another type designation altogether.
For further information on the studio models, see: Curry-type models
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The following information of specifications and defenses comes exclusively from the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Technical Manual, with regards to the Raging Queen:
* Type: Medium cruiser
* Production Base: ASDB Integration Facility, Utopia Planitia Fleet Yards, Mars
* Accommodation: 290 officers and crew
* Power Plant: Two 1,500+ Cochrane warp core feeding two nacelles; four impulse systems
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** Length: 383.41 meters
** Beam: 195.64 meters
** Height: 148.50 meters
* Mass: 1,270,000 metric tons
* Performance: Warp 9.75 for 12 hours
* Armament: Ten type-9 phaser emitters; two photon torpedo launchers
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Cursa

Cursa, also known as Beta Eridani, was a unary star system in the Beta Quadrant. The official name for this system's star was Cursa. This system was located in Klingon space, 
== Stellar Cartography == 
The Cursa system was visible from Earth in the constellation Eridanus. This system was approximately 89 light years from Sol.
In 2256, its location was labeled on the star chart "Alpha/Beta Quadrant Overview" in the ready room aboard the . ()
A year later, its location was labeled on the star chart showing the trajectory of Lieutenant Spock's shuttle. ()
In 2258, its location was labeled on a star chart seen on the main viewscreen of the . ()
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Curse

In witchcraft, a curse was an expressed wish typically issued by witches and warlocks that was issued as a means of causing misfortune or harm onto another or an object.
During a mission to Pyris VII in 2267, the landing party, which included , encountered the Ornithoid being Korob on the surface. Korob communicated through the crewman, who killed as he beamed aboard the , warned Captain James T. Kirk, through Jackson, "There is a curse on your ship. Leave this place or you will all die." Ignoring the warning, Kirk, Spock and Leonard McCoy visited the planet's surface, where they encountered three witches. One witch repeated Korob's warning, telling Kirk and the others to "Go back! Remember the curse!" Later, after being captured and imprisoned by Korob, he observed how what they encountered, "dungeons, curses, skeletons and iron maidens, [were] all Earth manifestations," but he did not understand the significance. () 
In 2370, Ned Quint told Beverly Crusher his belief that the Howard family candle "has been a curse on your family for generations," adding that "If ye have a lick of sense, you'll listen to me right now and do away with it." () 
In 2371, Harry Kim, when asked by Captain Kathryn Janeway if Neelix had "concocted" any interesting food that morning, recited the ancient Chinese curse "May you live in interesting times." () 
In 2382, Lieutenant jg Beckett Mariner told her friends that Starbase 80 was cursed, specifically that: "A regular smart person spends too much time here and somehow, through mysterious forces, they turn into a total buffoon." She referred to these effects as "The 80". Though the others were dismissive of such an unscientific claim, soon the crew members began falling victim to cognitive incapacitation. The cause was eventually determined to be possession by an anaphasic lifeform named Clem. ()
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* Blessing
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Curt Beech

Curt Beech was one of the many art directors that worked on , under Supervising Art Director Keith Cunningham. 
Beech began his Hollywood career as an art department assistant on the 2004 films Criminal (featuring Ellen Geer) and Collateral (starring Bruce McGill). He then coordinated the Los Angeles production unit art department for , which was filmed in 2004 but not released until 2006. His first film as an assistant art director was (2005).
He first worked with Star Trek producer/director J.J. Abrams and many other members of the Star Trek production staff as an assistant art director on another Paramount Pictures film, Mission: Impossible III (2006). He was also an assistant art director on Paramount's films War of the Worlds (2005 film)|War of the Worlds}} (2005) and Failure to Launch (2006). Beech collaborated with Keith Cunningham and Star Trek set decorator Dawn Brown for the first time on (2007).
Before Star Trek, Beech completed work as assistant art director on (2008, starring guest performer The Rock).
Beech has also served as art director on the pilot for and , both for ABC. He also worked on (2009,
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Curt Jones

Curtis B. Jones, usually credited as Curt Jones, served as a construction foreman on both directed by Jonathan Frakes, and , under the coordination of Thomas J. Arp. He worked with fellow construction foreperson Clete F. Cetrone on both of these projects.
Jones first started as a propmaker on the 1993 TV movie Body Bags along with fellow First Contact propmaker Steve Morey. After his work on the two Trek films, Jones became a construction coordinator and stuck to television projects such as J.J. Abrams' , and .
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Curt Truman

Curt Truman is a former recurring actor on . He was identified through the makeup continuity Polaroid from "Descent" and through several call sheets. Two Starfleet uniforms worn by Truman, one distressed and previously worn by James Washington, were sold off on the It's A Wrap! sale and auction on eBay. 
His appearance as a dead Brattain scientist in the fourth season episode . He filmed his scenes on Wednesday on Paramount Stage 16 and was listed as "charred body" on the call sheet.
Truman was also on set on Tuesday to appear on the bridge as "conn legs" in scene 31A in the fifth season episode but did not appear in the final episode. He also filmed Ten Forward scenes for the episode but was not part of that final episode, as well.
In 1991, Truman appeared as a man at the auction at the Carrington Mansion in the first part of . Other Trek actors include Joan Collins, Robin Sachs, Tony Jay, Wendie Malick, Keone Young, Evelyn Guerrero, Jeff O'Haco, Ray Reinhardt, Renna Bogdanowicz, Phil Culotta, Bruce Dobos, Peter Eastman, Michael Echols, Melanie Hathorn, Steve Hershon, Debra Dilley, and Bill Blair.
Truman had featured parts in (1990, starring Tom Hanks, with Kim Cattrall, Saul Rubinek, Louis Giambalvo, Richard Libertini, Marjorie Monaghan, Kirsten Dunst, John Eric Bentley, Don McManus, Richard Gilbert-Hill, and F. Murray Abraham), (1991, with Lori Petty, Christopher Pettiet, Mike Genovese, Galyn Görg, Jack Kehler, and Raymond Forchion), and episodes of (1992, starring Steven Weber) and General Hospital (1991-1993, with Nikki Cox) before he was chosen by director to portray Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. in (1993, with Jerry O'Connell, Irene Roseen and Liz Vassey).
He earned his SAG card while working as a construction worker on and appeared in the television series Rude Awakening (1998), (1999, with Scott Lawrence), (1998-1999), and Passions (2000, with Tim Lounibos). Truman can also be seen in Hollywood Squares (1999, with Tom Bergeron and Whoopi Goldberg), Extra (2003, hosted by Dayna Devon), the television drama Inside a Black Box (2000), and The Bold and the Beautiful (2000-2007). He appeared in a television commercial for Zellers Department Stores and in the music videos "" by Pras Michel and Mya in 1998 and "It's Now or Never" by Elvis Presley.
In more recent years, Truman worked as location coordinator on the crime thriller Angel of Death (2009, with James Lew, Monica Staggs, and Chien Funan) and on (2010, with Robert Joy). As a licensed real estate agent in California with his company Truman, Inc. Real Estate he worked for celebrity clients such as Hugh Jackman, Aaron Eckhart, Terrance Howard, Mehcad Brooks, Courtney Love, Steven Sodenbergh, Michael Corbett, and Golden Brooks.
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Curtis Creek

Curtis Creek was a creek located on Earth in Alaska. A holographic simulation created by William T. Riker portrayed a fishing spot on the river that Riker frequented.
When Barash created a simulation ensnaring Riker in which he took on the alias "Jean-Luc Riker", the boy claimed he, his mom, and his dad often enjoyed picnics there, and that once they all fell in the creek while attempting to fish. ()
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Curtis Lyons

Curtis Lyons was a stuntman and stunt coordinator who performed stunts as a Klingon in . 
Lyons died on 6 December 2024 in a car accident in South Fulton, Georgia at the age of 45. Lyons is survived by his wife Lisa and seven children. 
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