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Trij's Bird-of-Prey

Trij's Bird-of-Prey was a Klingon Class 5 Bird-of-Prey that was in service with the Klingon Empire during the late 24th century. In 2384, this ship was under the command of Captain Trij. () The Captain, Trij, as well as many non-Federation allies, used her ship to shield a Starfleet Armada to prevent them from destroying themselves with their own weapons after being corrupted by the Living Construct.
== Personnel ==
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Trillions of Trilligs

Trillions of Trilligs is a Star Trek children's pop-up book.
== Summary ==
The approaches the planet Ynobe II and receives a distress call telling them that the Trillig robots are taking over the planet. Kirk, Scotty, and Spock beam down to the planet and are captured by the robots. They are taken to the robot factory and presented to the Mad Robot Maker. Scotty and Spock take out their phasers and fire at the Robot-Making Machine, destroying it. The Trillig robots fall to the floor. Kirk takes the Mad Robot Maker to a satellite and imprisons him for one Ynobe year, and the Enterprise continues on its mission.
== Background information ==
This eight page pop-up book was the second (and last) Star Trek pop-up book released by Random House. It contained four pop-ups, each with a page of story opposite.
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Trillius Prime

Trillius Prime was the inhabited prime planet in its star system. ()
Trillius Prime was one of the regular destinations of the Earth Cargo Service ships in the 22nd century. Travis Mayweather visited this planet in the sixth grade. It took three years for the to get there. ()
== Background information ==
Travis Mayweather was born in 2126 () and was fifteen in 2141 (). Assuming that the education system of the 22nd Century is largely the same as the 21st Century, and a sixth grader is normally eleven years old, he would have visited this planet in 2137.
In , the - an starship - became the first Earth ship to travel 90 light years from its homeworld. Trillius Prime was visited by Humans prior to this event, and thus presumably was closer.
According to , the top speed of the ECS Horizon was warp 2, which corresponded to 8 times the speed of light according to the warp chart seen in . This suggests that Trillius Prime was located about 24 light years away from Earth.
According to Star Trek: Star Charts (p. 33), Trillius Prime was another name for the planet . However, the does not consider Trillius Prime as being an alternative name for Trill. The authors believed there were two planets, the Trill homeworld and Trillius Prime. This work located Trillius Prime in the Trillius system.
According to StarTrek.com, Trillius Prime was located in the Alpha Quadrant. 
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Trinary star system

A trinary star system, also called a ternary system, trinary system, ternary star, trinary star, or trinary sun, was a star system made up of three stars. 
In 2152, radiation from a trinary star system caused the crew of to obsess over insignificant details and tasks. Continued exposure eventually resulted in unconsciousness, and death would have followed had the ship not moved out of range. The radiation itself apparently had no lasting side effects. ()
After being abducted to the planet Triskelion in 2268, Captain James T. Kirk took note of the trinary suns. Later, when Uhura wondered if the would be able to find them, stating, "We're here, and we don't know where it is," Kirk assured her that "this system's star is a trinary. Limits it a bit, but we're a long way from the Enterprise, if we're in the same dimension." Kirk later explained to Shahna, that "From Earth, Triskelion's three suns are just a flicker of light." ()
According to Kor, during Kang's battle against T'nag, "Kang took the high ground and, keeping the three suns to his back, he forced the enemy to fight him against the blinding light." ()
In 2372, Jadzia Dax asked for Captain Benjamin Sisko's permission to send a science team to investigate a trinary star system. Sisko told her the team could take the . ()
In 2373, Commander Chakotay ordered Ensign Harry Kim to mark the coordinates of a trinary star in the Delta Quadrant, as he thought it would make "a good point of reference" for the sector the was passing through. ()
When the Irina told Harry Kim in 2377 that she was from "a small trinary system," he joked, "Three suns? Must make for some long days." ()
==List of trinary star systems==
*Alnitak (Zeta Orionis) 
*Alpha Centauri
*Argelius (Iota Leonis)
*Ascella (Zeta Sagittarii)
* Celes (Tau Hydrae)
*Deneva (Kappa Fornacis)
*Fellebia (94 Aquarii)
*Gamma Coronae Borealis
*Idran system
*Kelvas
*Khitomer system
*Luyten 789-6 (EZ Aquarii)
*Lyshan system
*M24 Alpha system
* (Zeta Boötis)
*Ophiucus system (36 Ophiuchi)
*Preenos (Rho Geminorum)
*Pyrithia (26 Draconis)
*Ramatis
*Sauria (Psi Serpentis)
*Talaxian system
*Thalos
*Vulcan system (40 Eridani)
*An unidentified trinary system with a black hole
== Appendices ==
=== See also ===
* Trinary star cluster
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Trio

A trio was a group of three musicians.
During the Bynar upgrades to the , Commander William T. Riker visited the holodeck, where he a holodeck program was created on his behalf, of the Bourbon Street Barn in New Orleans, with a jazz trio consisting of "a piano, bass and drums, and a 'bone for me." ()
==See also==
* Picard Mozart trio, Program 1
* Trio in G minor
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Trip (event)

A trip was a short, often planned, outing to a specific location.
Following the demotion of Matthew Ryan to able crewman in 2151, Captain Keene told Jonathan Archer that Ryan would spend the rest of the trip purging hydraulic pumps aboard the . ()
== See also ==
* Excursion
* Family outing
* Field trip
* One-way trip
* Pleasure trip/Pleasure excursion
* Road trip
* Safari
* Tour
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Trisha Burton

Trisha Burton worked as 2nd unit hand double for "Kathryn Janeway" actress Kate Mulgrew on several episodes of . For , Burton worked as 2nd unit hand double on Wednesday on Paramount Stage 8. She received no credit for her appearances but is listed as "Hand P.D. Janeway" on the call sheets of the episodes.
Burton later became a script supervisor for television and film productions. Among her credits as second unit, insert unit, and additional script supervisor are (1999), What's Eating You? (2000, written and starring Leslie Ackerman, directed by Jonathan West, and with Randy James), The Fluffer (2001), (2002), (2002, starring Joe Morton and Kathy Bates, with Casey Biggs, Susanna Thompson,Lisa Banes, Heidi Swedberg, Samantha Smith and Gillian Vigman), (2002, starring The Rock), (2003), (2004), (2005), (2005), (2005), (2006), (2006), (2007), (2008), (2008), (2009), Burlesque (2010), (2011, starring Chris Hemsworth and Idris Elba), (2012), (2013), (2013), (2014), (2014), (2014, starring Zoë Saldana), (2015), (2016), (2016, starring Benedict Cumberbatch), (2017), (2017), (2017), Bumblebee (2018), and Eternals (2021).
She also coordinated scripts for (2004), Noah's Arc (2006), (2007), Revenge (2012-13), Battle Creek (2015), (2015-16), Goliath (2016), Animal Kingdom (2017), Jean-Claude Van Johnson (2016-17), Grey's Anatomy: B-Team (2018), (2018), Bosch (2019), Unbelievable (2019), The Morning Show (2019), (2020), (2017-21), (2021), Truth Be Told (2019-21), and Big Shot (2021).
== Star Trek appearances ==
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Triskelion

Triskelion was an inhabited planet located in the M24 Alpha star system. The planet was located somewhere in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant and was approximately 11.630 light years from the Gamma system. This planet was located in what Montgomery Scott, chief engineer of the , described as an "empty sector". The planet was the homeworld of the Providers.
This world was ruled by a cabal of three powerful disembodied brains called the Providers. The Providers' society revolved around betting their monetary reserves (counted in a currency known as a quatloo) on various aspects of captured slaves' ("thralls") lives, including open combat with one another. The thralls lived in a compound on the lower hemisphere of the planet.
The Federation starship Enterprise under command of Captain James T. Kirk was obligated to visit the planet to secure the release of several crew kidnapped by the Providers. Upon arrival, the Enterprise discovered numerous species enslaved on the surface as thralls, including their missing crew. Eventually, to free the thralls and his crewmates, Kirk entered into open combat against three drill thralls, betting not quatloos on his victory, but the condition of freedom for all if he was victorious, or enslavement of the Enterprise crew if he lost. He won, and the Enterprise left the system shortly afterward.
Another condition of the wager was that the Providers would educate the remaining thralls and allow the development of a free society on the planet. ()
In 2328, Triskelion was the home for the Triskelion Orbital Station. ()
In the 24th century the Cardassians traded with Triskelion during the Bajoran Occupation, as did the Bajorans after they took control of Deep Space 9. ()
An advertisement for Triskelion, depicting the Providers' symbol and a thrall, was present on Starbase 80 in 2382. ()
==Inhabitants==
== See also ==
* Triskelion Prime
== Appendices ==
=== Background information ===
The "Triskelion symbol" was designed by Matt Jefferies. (Star Trek Sticker Book, pg. 22) A bottle with a Triskelion emblem said to be used in several episodes including was sold off on the It's A Wrap! sale and auction on eBay. 
=== Apocrypha ===
According to Star Trek Maps (p. 27), Triskelion was the second planet in the system. When the small and disparate humanoid colony was given self-government it had a population of 480.
The s and Forged in Fire depict Triskelion joining intergalactic affairs, considering Federation membership, and signing a nonaggression pact with the Romulan Star Empire.
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Trombone

A trombone was a musical instrument from the planet Earth. A member of the brass family, it was characterized by a slide with which the player varied the length of the tube in order to change es. It was commonly used in jazz music.
Commander William T. Riker was a proficient trombonist, and his trombone was one of his prized possessions. In 2369, Will gave it to his duplicate Thomas Riker as a gift. However, by the next year, Will was in possession of another trombone, a King Instruments model 3B, a classic and well-regarded jazz trombone. ()
In an alternate quantum reality visited by Worf in 2370, Riker was the Captain of the and his trombone was on display in his ready room. ()
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Tropical Resort Simulation 3

Tropical Resort Simulation 3 was a holographic program aboard the , based off the Talaxian Paxau Resort.
In 2373, the individual Marayna secretly infiltrated this program, taking the form of an entertainment director within the program as a means of observing the Voyager crew to relieve her loneliness. She later took control of the program entirely after becoming romantically attached to Lieutenant] Tuvok and desiring a relationship with him. ()
That same year it was accidentally mixed with another program, EMH program 4C. ()
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Trouble

Trouble was a bad situation where it usually meant that an individual had done something bad and would be punished because of it.
In 2365, Q referred to Guinan as an imp, warning Jean-Luc Picard, "This creature is not what she appears to be. She's an imp, and where she goes, trouble always follows." ()
In 2372, when Brunt hired a couple of Nausicaans to assault Quark, Odo declared the assault to be an open and shut case. Despite that, Quark did not plan to press criminal charges, as he was already in enough trouble with the Ferengi Commerce Authority. ()
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Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting
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:Relaunching the adventures of the U.S.S. da Vinci, as Captain , Commander Sonya Gomez, and the rest of Starfleet's miracle workers solve the problems of the galaxy, one disaster at a time.
:Federation Station Deep Space 10 has been plagued by technical difficulties since its construction a year ago. On several occasions, the Starfleet Corps of Engineers team on the da Vinci has been sent to fix them, and now the problems have intensified.
:Fearing sabotage or worse, Commander Gomez and her team try to fix the station once and for all – but Dr. Sarjenka has another idea about what's happening, a theory that puts her at odds with her new superior officer, Dr. Lense.
:Continuing the all-new adventures of the S.C.E.! 
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Troy Cephers

Troy Cephers is an actor who appeared as a Tandaran guard in the first season episode . He filmed his scenes for this episode on Wednesday , Friday , Tuesday , and Wednesday on Paramount Stage 8 and 9.
Cephers started his career in the 1990s with featured parts in three films directed by Tony Scott; (1995, with Scott Burkholder, Earl Billings, and Scott Grimes), (1996, starring Wesley Snipes, with Benicio del Toro, Charles Hallahan, Michael Jace, Dan Butler, Brad William Henke, James G. MacDonald, Michael Bofshever, Don Fischer, Brian Freifield, Richard Riehle, Earl Billings, John Carroll Lynch, and Patti Tippo), and (1998, with Dan Butler, Jacob Chambers, Charlie Curtis, and Brian Markinson).
In 2000, he performed stunts in , along with Jeffrey Eith, Paul Sklar, and Jim Wilkey and in 2004 he appeared in the short drama Agent Orange, again directed by Tony Scott.
Cephers was featured in episodes of (2002, with Jon Braver, Paul Hayes, Gregory Itzin, Bruce McGill, and David Sage), (2005, starring Ted Levine, with Mary Mara and Stanley Kamel), (2005, starring Jenifer Lewis, with Natalija Nogulich and D.C. Douglas and executive produced by Whoopi Goldberg), (2005, with Conor O'Farrell, Harry Groener, and Eric Pierpoint), Raines (2007, with Linda Park and Andrew Borba), (2008, with Thomas Dekker and Matt McColm), Kamen Rider: Dragon Knight (2009), The Event (2010, with Lisa Vidal, Bill Smitrovich, and Clifton Collins, Jr.), (2011, with Michael McGrady and Antal Kalik), and Bones (2014, with Sterling Macer, Jr.).
He later appeared in episodes of State of Affairs (2015, with Alfre Woodard), Bosch (2015, with Titus Welliver, Annie Wersching, Scott Klace, Steven Culp, and John Eddins), (2015, with Emily Bergl, Michael Reilly Burke, and Michael B. Silver), and NCIS: Los Angeles (2015 and 2017, with Miguel Ferrer and Stephen Wozniak).
Since 2013, Cephers has been employed as an officer in the Los Angeles Sheriff's Department out of Palmdale, California.
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Troy Melton

Troy Melton was a stuntman and stunt actor who performed stunts in several episodes of . He received no credits for his appearances. He served as stunt double for Richard Webb as Benjamin Finney in the episode . He filmed his scenes on Tuesday and Wednesday at Desilu Stage 9. He later portrayed an Eminian guard in .
During his long career in film and television (spanning more than fifty years), Melton performed stunts in such films as Giant (1956 film)|Giant}} (1956, with Paul Fix), Dirty Harry (1971, with Andrew Robinson, Vince Deadrick, Bill Couch, Sr., and Chuck Hicks), (1973, starring Roddy McDowall, with Paul Williams, France Nuyen, David Gerrold, music by Leonard Rosenman, and cinematography by Richard H. Kline), (1973, with David Soul), (1974, with Bill Catching, Dick Crockett, Hal Needham, and Bill Zuckert), (1974, with Elizabeth Rogers, George Wallace, Paul Comi, and John Crawford), (1978, with John Savage and Kurtwood Smith), (1985) and (1988, with Leslie Bevis and Brian Thompson). He also acted in these films, and many others, usually in bit roles, going uncredited. Melton also performed stunts and bit parts in many television series, such as , The Twilight Zone, , , , and .
Melton was born in Jackson, Tennessee and passed away at the age of 74 in Los Angeles, California.
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Troy Mepyans

Troy Mepyans is an author and freelance writer for Modiphius Entertainment's . Writing credits include: Star Trek Adventures - Ends and Means, Star Trek Adventures - The Klingon Empire Core Rulebook (credited as Troy A. Mepyans), Star Trek Adventures - Upsetting the Balance, Star Trek Adventures - Mission Briefs: Mysteries, and the Star Trek Adventures Second Edition Core Rulebook. 
Mepyans has worked on a number of non-Trek related materials including titles in the Paladin's Quest line (Riddle of the Horned Gate, Into Darkness, and Creation's Font), Double A Detective Agency: Case of the Missing Bike, The Curse of Partilisa 5e, and For the Kingdom. He has also contributed to the Sentience and Once Upon... RPGs by Al Spader, and Whispers of Starfall and Secrets of Starfall from Dragon-Knight Publishing.
He also created the game Ashland: Roleplaying in a Devastated Future released by Modiphius and The Yellow Hand. 
Related to his Star Trek RPG work, he released a podcast titled Intrepid Adventures with Captain Jilel.
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Troyius

Troyius was an inhabited planet, the outer of the two, the other being Elas, found within the Tellun system. This planet was located in the Alpha Quadrant and was the homeworld of the Troyians, a spacefaring humanoid species. 
== History == 
In the mid-23rd century, this planet's system was located in a border area near the Federation-Klingon border.
In 2257, during the first , this planet's system was occupied by the Klingons. ()
The planet had rich deposits of dilithium ("radan" in the Troyian language). In 2268, both planets possessed the capability of mutual destruction. The wedding of the Dohlman of Elas, Elaan, to the ruler of Troyius preserved the peace. ()
== Stellar Cartography ==
In 2256, this planet was mentioned with the star system's name on the star chart "Alpha/Beta Quadrant Overview" in the ready room aboard the . ()
In 2258, the planet's location was labeled on a star chart seen on the main viewscreen of the . ()
In 2259, the location of this planet was labeled on a stellar cartography chart that was seen on the 's ready room viewscreen. This planet's symbol had a color, indicating that it was affiliated with the . () 
The planet'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. Troyius was in or near to Federation space. ()
In 2401, this planet's position was labeled on a star chart used by Captain William T. Riker during his attempt at finding the last known location of the . ()
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=== Background information ===
According to Star Trek: Star Charts ("United Federation of Planets I"), in 2378, Troyius was a Federation member.
=== Apocrypha ===
According to FASA's The Federation sourcebook, Troyius is the fifth planet in the Tellun system.
The Star Trek: The Original Series - Core Game Book says it's the fourth planet in the system.
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True Q (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Meet Amanda Rogers. She is young, smart, driven, and possibly some sort of mage. She can make puppies appear and disappear. She can change the direction of falling objects. She can contain a warp core explosion with her will. Turns out, her biological parents were Q. But is she? And what will happen if she is not? Find out when we put in the Mission Log.
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Truffle

The truffle (genus Tuber) was an edible fungus native to Earth.
In 2377, after their encounter with the Lokirrim, Seven of Nine replicated an ancient Earth delicacy, foie gras with truffles, and described the sensations of eating it to The Doctor so that he may enjoy it vicariously. ()
Later that year, Seven of Nine prepared a meal for Kathryn Janeway, Chakotay, Tom Paris, and B'Elanna Torres. The third course was Luhvian quail with truffle sauce, served with roasted chadre'kab. ()
==See also==
* Blood truffle biscuit
* Chocolate truffle
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Trula M. Marcus

Trula M. Marcus is an actress who played a Yaderan female villager in the second season episode .
Marcus made her first television guest appearance in (1993, starring Chris Demetral and Wendie Malick, with Paul Dooley and Michael McKean). She has also guest starred in The Mandalorian.
Marcus has also appeared in motion pictures such as Antebellum, The Skeleton Key, The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift, Forgetting Sarah Marshall, State of Play, The Rainmaker, Man's Best Friend (with Frank Welker, Robert Costanzo and Bradley Pierce), The Grand, Sunset Park (with Camille Saviola and Scott Burkholder), (1997, with Thomas Kopache) and Little Fockers.
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Truly Outrageous: Female Heroes of Classic Sci-Fi - Dragon Con (podcast)

== Summary ==
:The annual "Truly Outrageous" panel on the Dragon Con American Sci-Fi Classics Track focuses on the women of classic sci-fi who influenced the panelists as children and young adults. While usually a fan panel, this year we were joined by the one and only Terry Farrell (Jadzia Dax) to discuss our favorite female heroes of classic sci-fi and discuss some of the bigger issues and questions surrounding the representation of women in science fiction.
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Truth... or Treachery

He's not a doctor… he's an admiral! 
==Background information==
* The cover of this issue was an abstract interpretation of a mind meld. 
===Creators===
* Based on Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Writers: Howard Weinstein
* Artists: 
** Brandon Peterson (pencil art)
** Scott Hanna (inking)
** Tom McCraw (color art)
** Bob Pinaha (letter art)
** Jerome K. Moore (cover art)
* Editor: Robert Greenberger
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Trynar shield

The trynar shield was a powerful deflector shield that surrounded the Detrion system, erected by Nick Locarno in 2381 to defend his newly formed Nova Fleet. The shield functioned in both directions, preventing exit as well as entry, which Lieutenant jg Beckett Mariner learned the hard way when she briefly forgot about it and almost crashed into it while attempting to flee on the . It was so named because it was operated by a trio of Bynars on Nova One.
Locarno assured his followers that the trynar shield was indestructible, though he was aware that it could be penetrated by sufficient firepower or a large enough force. Indeed, the was able to breach the barrier by setting the derelict Orion destroyer to collide with the shield, creating an opening long enough for the Cerritos captain's yacht to slip into the system to come to Mariner's rescue. Locarno's followers, already having doubts due to his controlling and reckless behavior, abandoned him after the shield was breached. ()
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