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TOS Season 2 Blu-ray

Star Trek: The Original Series – Season 2 is a Blu-ray Disc release of the second season of The Original Series. For the first time, the remastered episodes can be seen with the original effects or the new digital versions, accessed via the angle button or seamless branching. The soundtrack includes remixed 7.1 DTS-HD Master Audio and the original mono audio via Dolby Digital track.
File:TOS Season 2 Blu-ray back slipcover.jpg|Region A USA back slipcover
While still being marketed as region-restricted, this release was actually confirmed, as one of the very first ones where Star Trek was concerned, to be already region-free before this had increasingly become commonplace for the Blu-ray format. 
== Contents ==
:Each disc includes preview trailers for the episodes contained on them, and is BD-Live and Mobile-Blu (iPhone and iPod Touch app) enabled.
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:Contents
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:Special Feature: Billy Blackburn's Treasure Chest: Rare Home Movies and Special Memories Part 2 (HD)
:Special Feature: Starfleet Access for "Amok Time"
:Special Feature: "Content To Go" featurette via Mobile-Blu: Writing Spock
2 	
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:Special Feature: "Content To Go" featurette via Mobile-Blu: Creating Chekov
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:Special Feature: "Content To Go" featurette via Mobile-Blu: Listening to the Actors
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:Special Feature: Audio commentary by David Gerrold (new for this release)
:Special Feature: (in HD) (24:13)
:Special Feature: "More Tribbles, More Troubles" audio commentary by David Gerrold
:Special Feature: (Upscaled to 1080i) (45:30)
:Special Feature: "Trials And Tribble-ations": Uniting Two Legends
:Special Feature: "Trials And Tribble-ations": An Historic Endeavor
:Special Feature: Star Trek: The Original Series On Blu-ray
:Special feature: Starfleet Access for "The Trouble With Tribbles"
:Special feature: "Content To Go" featurette via Mobile-Blu: Spock's Mother
5 	
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:Special Feature: To Boldly Go... Season Two
6 	
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:Special Feature: Designing the Final Frontier
7 	
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:Special Feature: Star Treks Favorite Moments
:Special Feature: Writer's Notebook: D.C. Fontana
:Special Feature: Life Beyond Trek: Leonard Nimoy
:Special Feature: Kirk, Spock, and Bones: Star Treks Great Trio
:Special Feature: Star Treks Divine Diva: Nichelle Nichols
:Special Feature: Enhanced Visual Effects Credits
== Easter eggs ==
Access to the Blu-ray Live and Mobile-Blu features, even if you don't have these capabilities, along with some other Easter eggs, is granted through the following hidden Easter eggs:
On discs 2-7, highlight "Communication" and navigate to the right.
On each of the discs, if you are on the main menu page and use the remote control to type in the corresponding code below, it will access them.
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TOS Season 3 Blu-ray

Star Trek: The Original Series – Season 3 is a Blu-ray Disc release of the third season of The Original Series. For the first time, the remastered episodes can be seen with the original effects or the new digital versions, accessed via the angle button or seamless branching. The soundtrack includes remixed 7.1 DTS-HD Master Audio and the original mono audio via Dolby Digital track.
File:TOS Season 3 Blu-ray back slipcover.jpg|Region A USA back slipcover
While still being marketed as region-restricted, this release was actually confirmed on the website to be already region-free as one of the very first ones where Star Trek was concerned, before this became increasingly more commonplace for the Blu-ray format.
== Contents ==
:Each disc includes preview trailers for the episodes contained on them, and is BD-Live and Mobile-Blu (iPhone and iPod Touch app) enabled.
Disc	
:Contents
1 	
: (50:49)
: (50:48)
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: (50:54)
2 	
: (50:45)
: (50:48)
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3 	
: (50:51)
: (50:47)
: (50:48)
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4 	
: (50:51)
: (50:43)
: (50:47)
: (50:46)
: (50:54)
5 	
: (50:38)
: (50:44)
: (50:59)
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:Special Feature: Life Beyond Trek: Walter Koenig
:Special Feature: Chief Engineers Log
:Special Feature: Memoir From Mr. Sulu
:Special Feature: Captains Log: Robert H. Justman
6 	
: (63:33)
: - Extended Version (71:01)
:Special Feature: - Unaired Alternate Version (52:22)
:Special Feature: David Gerrold Hosts Convention Coverage
:Special Feature: "The Anthropology of Star Trek" Comic-Con Panel 2009
:Special Feature: The World of Rod Roddenberry – Comic-Con 2009 
:Special Feature: Billy Blackburn's Treasure Chest: Rare Home Movies and Special Memories Part 3 
:Special Feature: To Boldly Go... Season Three
:Special Feature: Collectible Trek
:Special Feature: Star Treks Impact
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TOS Special 1

==Summary==
==Blaise of Glory==
R.J. Blaise is rescued by Kirk, and they reminisce on which might have been.
===Background information===
* R.J. Blaise returns for her first (and final) appearance since leaving the following "Return of the Worthy Part 1" in issue #13 of the second TOS series.
====Creators====
* Writer: Peter David
* Artists:
** Rod Whigham (pencil art)
** Arne Starr (inking)
** Phil Allen (color art)
** Bob Pinaha (letter art)
==The Needs of the One==
On , the crew of the reflects on past events.
===Background information===
* This story is set between and .
====Creators====
* Writer: 
* Artists:
** (pencil art)
** Terry Pallot (inking)
** David Grafe (color art)
** Bob Pinaha (letter art)
==Background information==
* This 64 page special featured 2 stories from different writers.
===Creators===
* Based on: Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Cover artist: Bill Sienkiewicz
* Editor: Margaret Clark
==Characters==
==References==
TOS Special 2

==Summary==
==Raise the Defiant==
The is sent to retrieve the from Tholian space.
===Background information===
* This story acts as a loose sequel to , twenty years later.
====Creators====
* Writer: Kevin Ryan
* Artists:
** Chris Wozniak (pencil art)
** Jeff Hollander (inking)
** Chris Eliopoulos (color and letter art)
==A Question of Loyalty==
On a training mission, Lieutenant Saavik meets Ensign Valeris.
===Background information===
* This story is set before the events of .
* The ship rescue sub-plot was not in writer Steven H. Wilson's original outline, and Wilson stated, "it was added to make the story fit the then-current PTB definition of what ALL Trek stories were supposed to be: the ship or a planet is in danger, and the crew must race against time to save the day." 
====Creators====
* Writer: Steven H. Wilson
* Artists:
** Rachel Ketchum (pencil art)
** Rich Faber (inking)
** Robbie Busch (color art)
** Bob Pinaha (letter art)
==Background information==
* This 64 page special featured 2 stories from different writers.
===Creators===
* Based on: Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Cover artist: Dan Curry
* Editor: Margaret Clark
==Characters==
TOS Special 3

==Summary==
==Unforgiven==
Not long after the death of his brother, Kirk takes his nephews Adam, Jason, and Peter Kirk camping to try to help them cope with their loss. They encounter Orion pirates preparing to attack a nearby colony.
===Background information===
====Creators====
* Writer: Michael Jan Friedman
* Artists:
** Steve Erwin (pencil art)
** Jimmy Palmiotti (inking)
** Phil Felix (letter art)
** Buzz Setzer (color art)
==Echoes of Yesterday==
On a trip home for the inauguration of the new Federation President, Kirk stops by the family home in Iowa and encounters his nephew. Peter travels back in time to Deneva to attempt to prevent the death of his parents.
===Background information===
* Kirk notes that it has been almost twenty years since his brother's death.
* According to this story, George's birthdate was September 7, 2229, and his death took place on April 13, 2267. ( originally aired on April 13, .) This is contradicted by the last chapter of Last Full Measure, set in 2238, in which George Samuel Kirk's birthdate is said to be August 12.
====Creators====
* Writer: Mark A. Altman
* Artists:
** Ken Save (pencil art)
** Ron Boyd (inking)
** David Grafe (color art)
** Willie Schubert (letter art)
==Background information==
* This 64 page special featured two stories from different writers.
===Creators===
* Based on: Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Cover artist: Nicholas Jainschigg
* Editor: Margaret Clark
==Characters==
==References==
TOS episode airdates

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TREKtivism

TrekTivism is a monthly podcast that airs on Roddenberry Podcasts, as well as Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and other podcast platforms. Premiering on , it is hosted by Heather Rae Barker and Matthew Cimone. In each episode of TrekTivism, the hosts welcome a guest onto the show and look at their contributions to positive social change through the lens of Star Treks values.
== Summary ==
:A monthly conversation about social change and activism that goes beyond the convention circuit to spotlight real-world changemakers and organizations.
== Production staff ==
* Hosts:
** Heather Rae Barker
** Matthew Cimone
* Freelance writer: Jay Stobie
* Consultant: Jay Stobie
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** John Billingsley
** Linda Pianigiani
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** Dan Davidson
* : Yvette Blackmon
* : Laurie Ulster
== Episodes ==
=== Season 1 (2024) ===
=== Season 2 (2025) ===
== External links ==
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TV Book Club With Emily VanDerWerff (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Vox TV Critic Emily VanDerWerff drops by the pod to talk about what it's been like rewatching for the first time, not only as an adult, but during a global pandemic with her newly-minted TV 'book club.' Together, Emily, Paul, and Tawny discuss DS9's enduring legacy and why it speaks to so many LGBTQ fans, Emily's very first experiences with Trek, and dip into the state of media criticism before leaving listeners with some great recommendations for what to watch next!
== External links ==
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TV dinner

A TV dinner was a prepackaged meal which could be easily purchased frozen in a supermarket and heated at home that was introduced in the 1950s. It was intended to be eaten in front of the TV. They were an early application of cryogenics.
 had difficulty believing T'Pol's second foremother, T'Mir, and her stranded Vulcan crewmates had crashed on Earth in 1957, summarizing the story as "two Vulcans stroll into a bar, hustle a few games of pool and walk out with an armload of TV dinners. It sounds like an old episode of The Twilight Zone." ()
==External link==
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Tabby Hanson

Tabby Hanson is a stuntwoman and stunt actress who performed stunts in . 
Since 1991, Hanson has been the exclusive stunt double for and has doubled for her in most of her films. She has also doubled for stars such as , , , , , , and .
Among her resume are (1991), (1991, starring Robin Williams), (1992, with Vincent Schiavelli, Anna Katarina, Diane Salinger, Branscombe Richmond, Anthony De Longis, Henry Kingi, Sr., Biff Yeager, Susan Rossitto, Felix Silla, and stunts by Rick Avery, Jeff Cadiente, Doc Charbonneau, Christian Fletcher, Gary Guercio, Keii Johnston, Joyce McNeal, Denney Pierce, Spiro Razatos, Pat Romano, Lynn Salvatori, and Erik Stabenau), (1993), (1993), Attack of the 50 Ft. Woman (1993, with William Windom, Hamilton Camp, Stephen Rowe, Hilary Shepard Turner, and stunts by Richard L. Blackwell, Chris Doyle, Maria Kelly and Patricia Tallman), (1993), (1995), (1997), (1997, starring Martin Sheen, with Melinda Clarke, Frank Welker, John Cothran, Jr., Caroline Gibson, Kerry Hoyt, Jay Caputo, Laura Interval, Stewart Lew, and stunts by Tony Brubaker, Kane Hodder, Faith Minton, Jimmy Ortega, Hubie Kerns, Jr. and Spice Williams), (1997, with Patrick Stewart), (1998, with James Cromwell), (1998, with Famke Janssen and Bebe Neuwirth), (1999), (2000), (2000), (2000), (2001), (2004, with Kirsten Dunst and Donna Murphy), The Girl Next Door (2004), (2005), and (2006).
Hanson has also performed and stunt acted in television series such as (1991, starring Charles Hallahan, with Jeffrey Combs and Gene Dynarski), (1993 & 1994, with Greg Barnett, Sandy Berumen-Justus, Robert Pine, Susan Savage and Nikki Cox), , , , , , , , and L.A. Heat (1999, with Ted Barba and Ric Sarabia).
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Taboo

A taboo was a cultural prohibition.
During a mission to Capella IV in 2267, Captain James Kirk was concerned that a large landing party had a greater chance of violating one of the Capellans' many taboos. ()
The Ghorusda Disaster in the mid-24th century was officially blamed by Starfleet on "carelessness about Ghorusdan cultural taboos" by Captain Darson of the . ()
Reassociation was taboo for Trill, punishable by exile of b'oth host and symbiont. ()
The Zhal Makh was considered taboo to non-Romulans. ()
==See also==
*Stigma
*Obscenity
==External link==
* 
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Tabor

Tabor was a Bajoran Maquis member who served aboard during its seven-year stay in the Delta Quadrant.
As a child during the Occupation of Bajor, Tabor and his family were placed at one of Crell Moset's so-called hospitals on Bajor. It was at this hospital that Moset conducted many unethical tests on Tabor's family, resulting in the deaths of his brother and his grandfather. Moset, who considered the lives of the elderly worthless, exposed Tabor's grandfather's internal organs to nadion radiation under the pretense of research. After the experiment, it took Tabor's grandfather six days to die. Long after the ordeal, Tabor could still remember the sounds Moset's instruments made, the screams of his patients, and the smell of chemicals and dead flesh. ()
While he was in the Maquis, members including B'Elanna Torres would joke that Tabor must have had his own personal force field, as he would go through so many fire fights without even getting his clothes dirty. ()
In 2371, he was aboard the raider Val Jean under Chakotay when it and Voyager were both stranded in the Delta Quadrant by the 's array, and he was forced to join Voyagers crew. Tabor was given the provisional rank of ensign.
In 2375, The Doctor required an exobiology consultant to analyze a cytoplasmic lifeform threatening the life of B'Elanna Torres. He created a hologram in the image of Moset, programmed with his knowledge and experiences. Tabor was violently opposed to the choice. He wanted to be relieved of duty on the basis of moral objections to the ship's medical policy, feeling that the use of Moset and his knowledge dishonored his family's memory. His request was denied by Commander Chakotay. ()
Tabor was friends with Tom Paris. In 2377, Tabor assisted Tom in creating a holodeck simulation of the 1932 Palace Theater in Chicago. While working alone in the holodeck on the program he was attacked by Tuvok, who was under the influence of Teero Anaydis. Tabor spent the next 29 hours in a coma. Foul play was initially suspected and Tuvok began investigating several Voyager crew members. Tabor's friend Jor, who had access to his quarters, read to him while he was in the coma. He eventually recovered on his own but was now "programmed" with instructions from Teero involving a new Maquis rebellion. Upon hearing a Bajoran chant, the affected crew members were compelled to take control of Voyager. After the rebellion was successful, he was assigned to the position of operations officer on the bridge. Tuvok later averted the mutiny and was able to counter Teero's influence through a mind meld, restoring the affected crew members to normal. He and Jor later attended the double feature in the holodeck. ()
In 2384, Tabor served aboard the as a security guard. He was listed as on a mission and off the ship. He was on a planet for resources. ()
===Appearances===
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Tactical officer

The tactical officer, tactics officer, or tactical aide was an officer stationed at the tactical station and responsible for controlling a starship's weaponry and shields. A comparative term also used in Starfleet, the Romulan military, and the Klingon Defense Force was weapons officer or, to a lesser degree, gunner. (; ; )
On Starfleet vessels, the tactical officer's job was to maintain weapon and shield readiness along with executing firing solutions. These solutions could range from a low intensity phaser beam or to plot a torpedo firing pattern. Security chiefs frequently doubled as tactical officers, though the two roles were not required to be filled by the same person. ()
Aboard Federation starships in the mid-23rd century, these duties were handled, at least to a large degree, by the helmsman and/or navigator. ()
== History ==
Captain Jonathan Archer said in June 2151 that he didn't recruit his tactical officer to sit on his butt when he was threatened. ()
Duras, son of Toral was demoted from the position of captain to second weapons officer, serving on the Ty'Gokor defense perimeter, following his first encounter with Jonathan Archer. ()
In the late 2260s, tactical officers doubled as weapons officers and wore gold. They maintained the phaser weapons as phaser crews and made sure everything was operational during a fight. ()
In 2233, Humphrey served as the tactical officer aboard the under Captain Richard Robau. ()
Officer Vigo served as the weapons officer aboard the while serving under Captain Jean-Luc Picard in 2355. ()
Miles O'Brien served as a tactical officer under Captain Benjamin Maxwell aboard the . ()
At the outbreak of the Klingon Civil War in 2367, Lieutenant Worf was granted the position of weapons officer aboard the . Captain Jean-Luc Picard felt Worf's "tactical knowledge and experience will serve them well." ()
By 2375, Alexander Rozhenko was promoted to weapons officer of the during the Dominion War. ()
In 2380, the had Phylosian tactical officer and a Benzite tactical officer. ()
In 2384, the 's security officer Murf doubled as the tactical officer when the Rev-1 attacked the Protostar and the . ()
== See also ==
* Armory officer
* Chief tactical officer
* Ordnance officer
* Phaser crew
* Tactician
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Tag

Tag was a game played by children. The object of this game was to chase other players and touch them, after which they would repeat the process with the other players. One variant was freeze tag.
In 2268, James T. Kirk referred to a transmission coming from an Orion vessel might be "someone out there playing tag". ()
In 2369, a de-aged Ro Laren and Guinan used playing tag as an excuse to affix combadges to the backs of Ferengi intruders on the . ()
==External link==
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Taggert (Ensign)

Ensign Taggert was an officer serving aboard the in 2367. 
That year he prepared the shuttlecraft to transport Odan to the surface of Peliar Zel II. Commander William T. Riker piloted the shuttle himself but it came under attack and Odan was severely wounded. ()
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Tahj D. Mowry

Tahj D. Mowry is the actor who played Corin in the second season episode . At the time, he was most recognized for his recurring role as Teddy on the hit family sitcom Full House, but he became most famous for starring as T.J. Henderson on the WB series Smart Guy from 1997 through 1999.
Mowry made his television debut in an episode of Who's the Boss? in 1990. The following year, he made his debut as Teddy on Full House. He received a Young Artist Award nomination for this role in 1992. He would go on to appear in three episodes of , starring his twin sisters, Tia and Tamera Mowry, before acquiring his own series: Smart Guy. He earned a second Young Artist Award nomination for his performance on this program, as well as two Image Award nominations. Mowry also appeared on an episode of Friends in 1996.
After Smart Guy ended in 1999, Mowry starred with his sisters once more in (2000, with Robert Hooks). Mowry himself earned a third Young Artist Award nomination for his performance in this film. He subsequently appeared in the 2001 TV movie Hounded with Ed Begley, Jr., and the 2007 film Are We Done Yet?
He also voiced the character of Wade Load on the Disney series Kim Possible, which first aired in 2002.
Mowry also played Tucker on ABC Family's Baby Daddy from 2012 to 2017.
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Takara

Takara was an inhabited planet, and was the homeworld of the Takarans.
The Takaran wildebeest was an animal from this planet. ()
In 2369, Takaran scientist Doctor Jo'Bril attempted to steal a prototype metaphysic shield to bring back to his homeworld and develop into a weapon, though his plan was foiled by Dr. Beverly Crusher of the . ()
=== See also ===
* Takara sector
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Takaran wildebeest

A Takaran wildebeest was a large herding animal, native to the planet Takara. 
In 2372, Odo took the form of a Takaran wildebeest as he practiced his shape-shifting. 
Quark, whose quarters were directly below Odo's, complained about all of the tromping around Odo was doing, as it was keeping Quark awake. Following the complaint, Odo took the form of a Rafalian mouse. ()
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Takashi Kimura

Takashi Kimura was listed as Hoshi Sato's husband in text prepared for Sato's personnel file, written by Michael Sussman for the fourth season episode . The text referencing Kimura was not ultimately used onscreen. 
Sussman noted that the character's name was "cobbled together from actors in some favorite Japanese films." 
According to the unused text, after Sato and her family were ordered executed on Tarsus IV on the orders of governor Kodos in 2246, she was buried with Kimura in Kyoto, Japan.
The character would later be used in the Star Trek: Enterprise - Rise of the Federation novel Uncertain Logic.
== External Link ==
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Kimura, Takashi
Takedown

Takedown is a Pocket TNG novel written by John Jackson Miller. Published by Pocket Books, it was first released in .
== Summary ==
;From the book jacket
:When renegade Federation starships begin wreaking destruction across the Alpha Quadrant, Captain Jean-Luc Picard and the crew of the are shocked to discover that the mastermind behind this sudden threat is none other than Picard's protégé and friend: Admiral William T. Riker. The newly-minted admiral is on board the USS Aventine as part of a special assignment, even as the mystery deepens behind his involvement in the growing crisis. But the Aventine is helmed by Captain Ezri Dax – someone who is no stranger to breaking Starfleet regulations – and her starship is by far the faster vessel… and Riker cannot yield even to his former mentor. It's a battle of tactical geniuses and a race against time as Picard struggles to find answers before the quadrant's great powers violently retaliate against the Federation…
== Background information ==
* This is the first full-length Star Trek novel by author John Jackson Miller.
* Cover art by Mark Rademaker, design by Alan Dingman.
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