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Taking the "Center Seat" (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Sue interviews Brian Volk-Weiss, founder and CEO of The Nacelle Company and Director of The Center Seat: 55 Years of Star Trek, airing now on The History Channel. According to A+E, "The Center Seat unveils lesser-known stories about the franchise from the importance of addressing timely topics, the creation of the character Spock, the unrelenting fans that kept the show on air. and the reruns that gave it new life. These behind-the scenes stories among thousands of hours of show footage will be coupled with interviews from the cast, crew and experts who worked on set."
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Tal's flagship

Tal's flagship was a Romulan battle cruiser that served the Romulan Fleet in 2268. 
It originally served as the flagship of Sub-Commander 's female commander, during the capture of the after it had entered the Romulan Neutral Zone, and during which time Tal served as the commanding officer in his commanders absence until the commander herself was taken prisoner. During the mission, this ship was accompanied by a Bird-of-Prey and a second vessel that together surrounded the Enterprise, but were however, not able to prevent its escape. ()
== Appendices ==
=== Apocrypha ===
The novel The Romulan Way gives Talon as the name of the Romulan flagship in this episode. A sequel by the same author, Honor Blade, gives it as ChR Memenda. These are presumably meant to be the same name, rendered in English and the Romulan language.
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Tal Shiar Headquarters

The Tal Shiar Headquarters were the headquarters of the Tal Shiar on Romulus, only mentioned in the of the second season episode , and not the aired episode. 
In the script, Sisko wanted to go to the Tal Shiar headquerters after a member of the Federation Embassy named Stolpan was arrested by the Tal Shiar. Curzon Dax talked him out of it.
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Talar system

Talar system was an inhabited planetary system located inside Talarian territory in the Alpha Quadrant. It was a unary star system consisting of a primary and four planets. One of these planets was the Talarian homeworld, which was the capital planet of the Talarian Republic. 
== Stellar Cartography ==
In 2259, it was listed among several in the region surrounding the Kiley system as being home to a warp-capable civilization. The location of this system was labeled on a stellar cartography chart that was seen on the 's ready room viewscreen. ()
The system's location was labeled in a Federation star chart that was in Fleet Admiral Kirsten Clancy's office at Starfleet Headquarters in 2399 and on the bridge of the in 2401. The Talar system was in or near to Talarian space. () 
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Talarian Republic

The Talarian Republic was the sovereign nation of the Talarians. Its capital planet was the Talarian homeworld in the Alpha Quadrant. It had been an interstellar power since at least the mid-23rd century. ()
In 2259, the location of this power was labeled on a stellar cartography chart that was seen on the 's ready room viewscreen. ()
In the early 24th century, a chart used during a Section 31 Alpha Squad briefing marked the Talar, Megara and Grazer systems as part of Talarian Republic. ()
In 2399, the location of the Talarian Republic was labeled on a Federation star chart that was in Fleet Admiral Kirsten Clancy's office at Starfleet Headquarters. () 
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Talarian freighter

The Talarian freighter was a type of freighter used by the Talarians during the 24th century. 
In 2364, the freighter Batris was hijacked by three Klingons: Korris, Konmel, and Kunivas. ()
In 2368, the hulk of a Talarian freighter was among the various starships stationed at Surplus Depot Z15 in orbit of Qualor II. ()
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Talarian homeworld

The Talarian homeworld was an inhabited planet in the Talar system. The planet was located inside Talarian territory in the Alpha Quadrant. This was the homeworld of the Talarians and the capital planet of their Talarian Republic. It had two moons. Native animals included the t'stayan.
By 2259, the Federation had established first contact with this planet. ()
Jono, the surrogate son of Captain Endar, when in distress, would go to the brae and run along the river as fast as he could, an action that provided calmness for him. (; )
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Talax

Talax, or Talaxia, was an inhabited planet and the homeworld of the Talaxian species. The planet was located in the Talaxian system in the Delta Quadrant. From its surface, the lights of the colonized moon Rinax were visible. ()
Talax was seized by the Haakonian Order in the year 2356, after the Talaxian unconditional surrender concluded the Talaxian-Haakonian War. () As of 2378, the planet was still believed to be under Haakonian control. They did not treat the Talaxians well, leading some to leave. ()
One of the most pleasant places on the planet was the Paxau Resort, located on Paxau, where the rich and privileged went to relax. () Notable landforms, remembered fondly by Neelix and Dexa, included the Axiana Lakes and the Godo Mountain Range. ()
In 3189, the location of Talax was denoted on a holographic star chart of the galaxy at Federation Headquarters. (DIS: "Die Trying")
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Talaxian champagne

Talaxian champagne was a moon-ripened variety of champagne from Talax. Neelix kept some bottles of the beverage aboard the .
When he and Kes came aboard Voyager in 2371, they drank some of this champagne. Three years later, when Kes was about to leave the ship, the two of them again shared a last glass of Talaxian champagne. ()
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Taleen

Taleen was a Nyrian female who served as the senior officer of the Nyrian biosphere vessel.
In 2373, she assisted Dammar in taking over by translocating the ship's crew into the biosphere. She was in charge of the captives that were transported to the biosphere ship. She gave the crew of Voyager instructions on how to live as captives and what they could do and could not do, explaining that the Nyrians expand their civilization by switching places with the crews of ships, colonies, and space stations, and transport the crews to an artificial environment drawn from the victims' own databases.
Taleen had an icy demeanor and ruled the biospheres with an iron fist. However, she saw herself as a benevolent jailer and told the crew that they would be well taken care of. She became upset with the crew's lack of appreciation. ()
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Talisman

A talisman was an object believed to be imbued with .
The Doctor told Freya that the container with one of the photonic lifeforms was a talisman until Unferth interrupted the two. ()
The medicine wheel was a talisman of Chakotay's tribe. ()
A talisman was worn around the neck of the Ilari Autarch. Once belonging to Tieran, it was taken by his overthrowers, though in 2373, he managed to kill the current Autarch and take the talisman back. ()
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Taliyah

Taliyah was a Skagaran girl and descendant of the Skagarans who abducted Humans on Earth during the late 19th century and brought them to a planet in the Delphic Expanse where she lived.
Taliyah was one of Bethany's students, and was learning about Human/Skagaran history when the crew of visited the planet in 2153. Bethany asked her to tell Jonathan Archer how Humans and Skagarans wound up living together. ()
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Talkin' Trek

== Summary ==
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:The television series Star Trek debuted in the United States on September 8, 1966, telling the tale of the crew of the and their five-year mission "to boldly go where man has gone before." Gaining extraordinary world-wide popularity, the show spawned an animated series and conventions of fans around the planet – which in turn helped fuel major motion pictures and no fewer than three separate latter-day television series.
:Talkin' Trek and Other Stories features conversations with several actors who were there at the inception of the original series, including George Takei (Sulu), Grace Lee Whitney (Rand), and James Doohan (Scotty), who share their memories of the science fiction phenomenon. They are joined by additional performers (Armin Shimerman, Robin Curtis, Nick Tate) who appeared in later series and film incarnations. Other interviewees include behind-the-scenes professionals Susan Sackett and Eric A. Stillwell, as well as the Star Trek creator himself, Gene Roddenberry.
::"Anthony Wynn, as interviewer, does a good job of guiding the conversation; he appears to be a genuine fan and that shows through."
:::- The Asian Reporter, Portland, Oregon
:Not only limited to their various involvements with Star Trek – a number of the interviews in this book delve deeper into the respective careers, activities, and other notable credits of the performers and professionals both prior to and following their work on the iconic show.
::"This book highlights and gives a good insight into the establishment and beginnings of the working lives of performers."
:::- Barry Morse, Actor & Director
:Anthony Wynn is author of the stage drama Bernard and Bosie: A Most Unlikely Friendship, performed in England and the USA. He is also coauthor (with Barry Morse and Robert E. Wood) of Merely Players - The Scripts, Stories of the Theatre, and Remember with Advantages, the theatrical memoir of actor Barry Morse.
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Tallera

Tallera was an alias used by , a member of the Vulcan Isolationist Movement. 
In 2369, Tallera infiltrated Arctus Baran's mercenary vessel. She confided in Jean-Luc Picard who also had infiltrated the mercenary ship, that she was a Vulcan agent of the V'Shar sent to find the Stone of Gol, a psionic resonator which amplified telepathic energy and if used by a trained telepath, became a powerful weapon that could kill. An isolationist group on was seeking the weapon to overthrow the planet's government.
In reality, Tallera was a member of the isolationist group and upon finding the pieces of the Stone of Gol, assembled it and killed the mercenaries in the T'Karath Sanctuary on Vulcan. Picard however had deduced from markings on the stone that it could only kill by using aggressive energy of the victim. By clearing his mind of violent thoughts, he was able to disarm Tallera and arrest her. ()
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Talon Tears

Talon Tears is an actor and martial artist who worked as background actor on several seasons of . He received no credit for his appearances but his trousers from the episode "Flashback" were later sold off on the It's A Wrap! sale and auction on eBay. 
Tears played supporting roles in (1998, with Michelle C. Bonilla), the drama Glam (2001, with Caroline Lagerfelt and Robert DoQui), and in the action film Vampire Lesbian Kickboxers (2004). He portrayed a badminton player in the drama The Invincible Scripture (2008, with Jeff Rector) and was featured in the action film The LBC: Smile Now, Cry Later (2009).
Tears later worked as actor, editor, co-producer, casting assistant, visual effects artist, sound mixer, and camera operator on the action film Blonde Squad (2014).
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Talos I

Talos I was the first planet in the Talos system. This planet was located in the Talos star group, a stellar cluster of the Alpha Quadrant. The planet was approximately 2 light years from Starbase 11.
In 2254, the position and orbital path of Talos I in a map of the inner system was displayed on the bridge of the . This planet was located over one astronomical unit from the binary stars Talos A and Talos B. (, production art)
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Talos II

Talos II was the second planet in the Talos system. This planet was located in the Talos star group, a stellar cluster of the Alpha Quadrant. The planet was approximately 2 light years from Starbase 11.
In 2254, the position and orbital path of Talos II in an inner system map was displayed on the bridge of the . The planet was located at 1.8 astronomical units from the binary stars Talos A and Talos B. (, production art)
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Talos III

Talos III was the inhabited ringed third planet of the Talos system. The planet was located in the Talos star group, a stellar cluster of the Alpha Quadrant. The planet was approximately 2 light years from Starbase 11.
== History == 
By the mid-2280s, the had established a presence on this planet. In 2285, a cargo container from this world had been transported to Regula, where it was stored in a cave located deep under the surface of this planetoid. () 
== Stellar Cartography ==
In 2254, the position and orbital path of Talos III in an inner system map was displayed on the bridge of the . The planet was located 2.5 astronomical units from the binary stars of Talos A and Talos B. (, production art) 
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Talos V

Talos V was the fifth planet in the Talos system. The planet was located in the Talos star group, a stellar cluster of the Alpha Quadrant, and had one moon. The planet was approximately 2 light years from Starbase 11.
In 2254, the position and orbital path of Talos V on an inner system map was displayed on the bridge of the . This planet was located 3.2 astronomical units from the binary stars Talos A and Talos B. (, production art)
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Talos star group

The Talos star group was a stellar cluster in the Milky Way Galaxy which was named after the Talos system. This Alpha Quadrant cluster was described as being located "in the third quadrant of the vernal galaxy" in the Starfleet file "". The cluster was about two light years from Starbase 11.
In 2254, this star group was approximately two weeks away from the Rigel system at the maximum cruising speed of a heavy cruiser. In 2267, this star group was six days away from Starbase 11 at the maximum warp speed of a Constitution-class heavy cruiser. (; )
== History ==
By the mid-23rd century, the cluster was unexplored and was not the site of any colonies. The only expedition into the region, a survey by the , had culminated in the Columbia disappearing under mysterious circumstances in 2236. Eighteen years later, in 2254, the , under the command of Captain Christopher Pike, on a search-and-recovery mission for survivors of the downed survey ship became the second ship to enter the star group. ()
In the 2280s, a cargo container from Talos III, a planet in the Talos system, was transported to Regula for use in Project Genesis. ()
In the 24th century, Talos IV, a sister planet to Talos III in the Talos system, was a stop on the commercial transport routes. ()
== Stellar Cartography ==
In 2293, the location of Talos in the Milky Way Galaxy was labeled in a star chart that was in Captain James T. Kirk's quarters aboard the . (, okudagram)
In 2399, the location of Talos was labeled in a Federation star chart that was in Fleet Admiral Kirsten Clancy's office at Starfleet Headquarters. The star group was located in or near to Federation space. () 
In 3189, the location of Talos was denoted on a holographic star chart of the galaxy at Federation Headquarters. ()
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Talupian maneuver

The Talupian maneuver was a standard Starfleet tactical strategy used on Federation starships during battles in the 24th century. It could be done with instrument sighting if desired.
"Captain" William T. Riker used the Talupian maneuver to counter Captain Picard's use of the Kumeh maneuver during the Starfleet battle simulation which pitted the against the . ()
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Talvath system

The Talvath system was a star system in the Beta Quadrant. It was located on the far side of Romulan space from the United Federation of Planets. It was a unary star system with a single star.
== Stellar Cartography ==
In 2259, the system's location was labeled on Federation star charts of the Romulan Neutral Zone on the 's ready room viewscreen. Though it was near the Romulan Neutral Zone, the system was marked with a white symbol, indicating that the system was not aligned with either the or the Romulan Star Empire. ()
In 2399, the system's location was labeled on a Federation star chart in Fleet Admiral Kirsten Clancy's office at Starfleet Headquarters. Talvath was located in neutral space. () 
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Tamara Craig Thomas

Tamara Craig Thomas (aka Tamara Marie Watson) is a Canadian television producer, primarily working in the field of documentary and reality television, and actress who played in the sixth season episode .
She also starred in Manny Coto's from 2002 through 2004, along with Peter Weller and Leslie Silva.
In 2006, she appeared in a Dead Zone episode, with Nicole de Boer.
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Tami-Adrian George

Tami-Adrian George played Kesha in the seventh season episode .
She has appeared in movies as diverse as (1996, with Richard Herd, Henry Hayashi and Steve Kehela), Romy and Michele's High School Reunion, (1997, with Clancy Brown, Christopher Curry, Lenore Kasdorf, Brenda Strong, Dina Meyer, Julianna McCarthy, Blake Lindsley, Bruce Gray, Stephanie Erb, Brian Tochi, Greg Bronson, and Azalea Davila), Rappin-n-Rhyming, Lost Treasure, and Bratz.
She has also made television guest appearances in Clueless, , NYPD Blue (with Gordon Clapp), , , and (with Cristine Rose and George Takei).
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Tami Peterson

Tami Peterson is an actress who worked as recurring background actress in episodes of and . She received no credit for her appearances and was identified by the call sheets of the episodes. Her Changeling costume from the third season episodes and was later sold off on the It's A Wrap! sale and auction on eBay. Prior to principal filming on Voyager, she appeared in her sciences uniform as camera and makeup test model on Paramount Stage 8 on Thursday and Friday .
Peterson appeared as a bar patron in the Cheers episodes "It's Lonely on the Top" (1993, with Kirstie Alley, Kelsey Grammer, Paul Willson, Cameron, Don Bennett, Star Halm, and Brandon Tartikoff) and "Rebecca Faines, Rebecca Loses" (1993, with Kirstie Alley, Kelsey Grammer, Paul Willson, George Hearn, Renata Scott, Don Bennett, Star Halm, Bill Thomas Miller, Rad Milo, Susan Lewis, Rick Berman, Curt Truman, Robert Buckingham, and Lou DeGrado). In 1994/1995, she appeared as a background actress in three first season episodes of the comedy series Cybill. She first portrayed an on set actress appearing as a doctor in the episode "As the World Turns to Crap" where she worked with Christina Pickles, Ken Jenkins, Neal McDonough, and David Clennon, then a casino waitress in the episode "Call Me Irresponsible" with Matt McKenzie, and a gym goer in the episode "The Curse of Zoey" with Kristin Bauer.
She appeared as a patient in (1996, starring Eriq La Salle, with Mary Mara, Scott Jaeck, Peggy Roeder, Harry Boykoff, Larry Polson, Melissa Vinicor, and Aruni Devi Hansen) and as a White House reporter in (1996, starring Pierce Brosnan, with Paul Winfield, Willie Garson, Michael Reilly Burke, Valerie Wildman, Richard Irving, Vinny Argiro, Gregg Daniel, Jeanne Mori, Frank Welker, Greg Bronson, Robert Buckingham, Faith Burton, Maria Celeste Genitempo, Adolphus Hankins, Jana Karson, Jerry Quinn, Michael Wilkinson, and Brian J. Williams). In 1997 she appeared as a mother at the beauty parlor in the Cybill episode "True Confessions" along with Mark La Mura.
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Tammy S. Lee

Tammy S. Lee is a set designer who worked on . As part of the art department, she received an ADG Excellence in Production Design Award nomination in the category Fantasy Film in which he shared with Scott Chambliss, Ramsey Avery, James Clyne, Lauren Polizzi, Kasra Farahani, Michael E. Goldman, Harry E. Otto, Andrew E.W. Murdock, Jason Baldwin Stewart, Natasha Gerasimova, Steve Christensen, Andrea Dopaso, John Eaves, Nathan Schroeder, Ryan Church, Christopher Ross, Victor Martinez, Steven Messing, Anne Porter, John Chichester, Tex Kadonaga, Kevin Cross, Andrew Reeder, Jane Wuu, Richard F. Mays, Allen Coulter, Karl Martin, Scott Schneider, Lorrie Campbell, Easton Smith, Karl Strahlendorf, Tim Croshaw, Clint Schultz, and Karen Manthey.
Lee previously received two ADG Excellence in Production Design Awards in 2009 in the category Period Film for her work on which she shared with Christopher Ross, Jane Wuu, Lorrie Campbell, Aaron Haye, Randall D. Wilkins, and Richard Bennett and in 2010 in the category Fantasy Film for her work on (2009), shared with Robert Stromberg, Ryan Church, Todd Cherniawsky, James Clyne, Tex Kadonaga, Victor Martinez, Steven Messing, Andrew Reeder, Karl J. Martin, Richard F. Mays, Gregory Jein, Daphne Yap, Joseph Hiura, Paul Ozzimo, and Scott Herbertson.
She earned two more ADG Excellence in Production Design Award nominations in the category Fantasy Film in 2011 for her work on , shared with Robert Stromberg, Todd Cherniawsky, Kasra Farahani, Scott Herbertson, Richard F. Mays, C. Scott Baker, Jeff Markwith, Anne Porter, Jim Martin, Steven Messing, Daphne Yap, Jason Mahakian, Jeff Frost, and Gregory Jein and in 2016 for , shared with Randall D. Wilkins, Lorrie Campbell, Jason Mahakian, and Blake Fabian.
Lee began as art department assistant on (2005) and (2007). Her work as set designer include (2007), (2008), (2009), (2010), (2010), (2010), J.J. Abrams' (2011), (2012), (2012), the crime drama The Gangster Squad (2013), (2013), (2013), (2014), (2018), (2018), (2019), and (2021).
Lee also worked as assistant art director on (2014), (2014), (2016), (2020).
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Tamu Blackwell

Tamu Blackwell is an American actress and assistant director from Brooklyn. She worked as the second assistant director on the seventh season episode .
As an actor, she guest started in The Jeffersons, , The Mary Tyler Moore Show, Good Times, and Police Story. In film, she appeared twice with James Earl Jones in (1974) and (1977, with Marc Lawrence). She was later in (1984, with Deborah Van Valkenburgh).
As an assistant director, she was second assistant director on Sisters and (1991) and Eddie Murphy's (1998).
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