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Maria Kelly

Maria Kelly is a former stuntwoman and stunt actress who performed stunts in , and . A costume worn by Kelly as stunt double for Nana Visitor in the seventh season of Deep Space Nine was sold off on the It's A Wrap! sale and auction on eBay. The name tag misspelled her as "Maya Kelly". 
Kelly was born in California and is the daughter of choreographer , her uncle was stuntman Bob Hoy. She worked several years as a background actress in television series such as Knight Rider before she made her career in the stunt business. She doubled actresses such as Tracy Scoggins (in , Watchers II, Timebomb, and Dead On), Leslie Hope, Ashley Judd, , , , , Melinda Clarke, Denise Crosby, Michelle Forbes, Teri Hatcher (in Lois & Clark, Tango & Cash, Brain Smasher, and 2 Days in the Valley), , and .
Among her stunt credits are television series such as (with Robert Picardo), , Roseanne, Rescue 911, , (with Branscombe Richmond), seaQuest DSV (with Stephanie Beacham), , , , , , , Lois & Clark (1993-1997, with Teri Hatcher, Tracy Scoggins, K Callan, and Scott Leva), and (2005, with Teri Hatcher and Brenda Strong).
Kelly performed stunts in various feature films, including (1988, with Kane Hodder and Craig Thomas), (1988, with Lisa Wilcox, Brooke Bundy, and Noon Orsatti), (1989, with David Graf, Matt McCoy, Kenneth Mars, Gerrit Graham, Dennis Ott, and Scott Leva), (1991, starring Billy Campbell, with Paul Sorvino, Max Grodénchik, Terry O'Quinn, Ed Lauter, Tiny Ron, Clint Howard, and William Frankfather), (1992, with Janet Brady), (1992, with Ian Abercrombie, Patricia Tallman, Dennis Madalone, and Tom Morga), (1993, with Michelle Forbes, Sierra Pecheur, Tom Hand, and Patricia Tallman), (1995, with Anita Hart, Rosine "Ace" Hatem, Stephen Lee, Matt Roe, and J. Suzanne Rampe), (1996, with Ashley Judd, John Rubinstein, Earl Boen, Jeffrey Combs, and Sam Anderson), (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, Cullen Chambers, Scott Barry, Ivy Borg, Gene Cross, Steve Diamond, Scott L. Schwartz, Gary Morgan, Denney Pierce, and Dan Rose), (1998, starring Wesley Snipes, with Judson Scott, Mark Chadwick, Phil Chong, Marjean Holden, and Tim Trella), and (2002, with Rick Worthy, Raymond Cruz, Ethan Dampf, and Michael Cavanaugh).
In 2004, Kelly was diagnosed with a rare tumor which caused severe heart problems. Although it was removed, the aftereffects forced her to retire from the stunt business. The Stuntwomen's Foundation provided her with financial assistance in 2007. 
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Maria del Mar

Maria del Mar is an actress who played Culber's grandmother in the fifth season episode .
She was born in Madrid, Spain, but grew up in Ottawa, Canada. Since 1987, she has made over eighty screen appearances, most of them on television.
In 1995-96, del Mar had a regular role as Lt. Sam Houston in William Shatner's . Besides Shatner, the show also featured Nicole de Boer, Tara Rosling, and Conrad Coates in guest roles. Producers and writers included Hans Beimler and Richard Manning, and directors Allan Kroeker, Allan Eastman, and Hans Beimler, as well as Shatner in all above capacities.
She was also a regular on the sixth through eighth seasons of (1991-94), (1998-99, co-starring Joe Morton and Brian McNamara, with Larry Cedar), the first two seasons of (2001-02, starring Mimi Kuzyk), and (2005).
She guested in episodes of series such as , Forever Knight, Kung Fu: The Legend Continues, (starring Kelsey Grammer), (with Mitchell Ryan and Googy Gress), The Outer Limits (narrated by Kevin Conway), (starring Ted Levine, with Stanley Kamel), (with Penny Johnson, Zachary Quinto, Alan Dale, Michael Cavanaugh, Glenn Morshower, Daniel Dae Kim, Jamie McShane, and Michelle C. Bonilla), (with Scott Lawrence, Zoe McLellan, William Sadler, Barbara Eve Harris, Dean Stockwell, Ray Wise, Richard McGonagle, and Wendy Schenker), , (with Jason Gosbee, directed by T.J. Scott), Hannibal (with Shawn Doyle, developed by Bryan Fuller), (with Zarrin Darnell-Martin), The Wedding Planners, and Slasher (with David Cronenberg).
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Mariah IV

Mariah IV was the inhabited fourth planet in its star system. The planet was located somewhere in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant.
Along with Fahleena III and Ultima Thule, Mariah IV was a stop on a route formerly taken by Valerian traders supplying weapons-grade dolamide to the Cardassians. 
The Valerian transport ship Sherval Das visited this planet in 2369. ()
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Mariah Rose

Lieutenant Mariah Rose was a Starfleet officer who lived during the late 24th century. In 2381 she served aboard the under Captain Carol Freeman.
In 2381, her name was on a list of crewmembers Dr. T'Ana gave to Ensign D'Vana Tendi that had avoided their annual physical exam for Tendi to find. Rose was the second Tendi successfully tracked down and scanned. (, )
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Marianna Elias

Marianna Elias is a Greek-American make-up artist. She was the head of the second unit make-up department on , produced and directed by J.J. Abrams. Elias previously worked for Abrams as a make-up artist on and What About Brian. 
Elias was born in Corinth, Greece, and raised in Stuttgart, West Germany. She later returned to Greece, where she began practicing make-up by assisting her uncle, a noted make-up artist. She later moved to Los Angeles, California, to further her career in make-up. One of her first make-up projects was (1999, starring /s Jeri Ryan).
In addition to Alias, Elias has done make-up for such television shows as Entourage, Close to Home, CSI: Miami, Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip, and Shark (again working with Jeri Ryan). She even did make-up for the 75th Annual Academy Awards in 2003. Her TV work also includes commercials for such agencies as Porsche, GMC, ADIDAS, McDonald's, Burger King, Pepsi, Home Depot, UPS, Nike, Sony, Budweiser, T-Mobile, Fox Broadcasting, Buick, Mercedes Benz, Chevrolet, Mastercard, BMW, Coca-Cola, and Microsoft.
Elias' make-up skills have been in high demand for feature films as of late. Some of her other film make-up credits include (2007), (2007), (2008), (2008, starring Eddie Murphy and Gabrielle Union), and (2008). She also did uncredited work for (2007) and (2007, featuring Cyia Batten and Rachel Nichols).
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Marianna Hill

Marianna Hill is an actress who portrayed Helen Noel in the first season episode . She filmed her scenes between Thursday and Wednesday at Desilu Stage 9 and Stage 10.
Born in Santa Barbara, California, as Marianna Schwarzkopf, Hill lived in several countries as a child and learned a number of accents. This, combined with a vaguely foreign beauty, earned her a number of feature film and television roles. She worked steadily from the early 1960s until the early 1980s. Her film work included a number of B-movies, such as The Invisible Strangler. Hill and appeared in the Perry Mason episode "The Case of the Greek Goddess".
Hill left Los Angeles in the 1980s and moved to New York to teach at the Lee Strasberg Theatre and Film Institute. Her final film in America was Chief Zabu, filmed in 1986 but not released until 2016. She then moved to England in 1988 to teach at The Lee Strasberg Studio in London. She remained there until its closure in 2001. Hill continued to teach at The Method Studio in London, and made an appearance in the 2005 British film Coma Girl: The State of Grace, a part she got through the association of one of her students with the film's writer and director Dina Jacobsen. 
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* Gunsmoke episode "Pa Hack's Brood" (1963, with musician Carl Fortina)
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* Paradise, Hawaiian Style (1966, with Julie Parrish)
* The Batman episodes 'The Spell of Tut' and 'Tut's Case is Shut' (1966, with Sid Haig and Michael Pataki) 
* (1967, with Michael Dunn)
* The Traveling Executioner (1970, with Graham Jarvis, James Sloyan, Stefan Gierasch, Logan Ramsey and James Greene)
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* Blood Beach (1981, with Stefan Gierasch, Ian Abercrombie and Bobby Bass)
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Marie Chambers

Marie Chambers is an actress who played a Kyrian arbiter in the fourth season episode .
Chambers has appeared in films such as The Game (1988, with Joseph Campanella), Street Asylum (1990), (1990, starring Tom Hanks, with Kim Cattrall, Saul Rubinek, Louis Giambalvo, Richard Libertini, Marjorie Monaghan, Kirsten Dunst, Don McManus, Jon Rashad Kamal, Richard Gilbert-Hill, F. Murray Abraham, and Terry Farrell), (1996, with Armin Shimerman, Natalija Nogulich, Nicholas Cascone, Wayne Péré, Sierra Pecheur, Angela Paton, Michael Buchman Silver, Robert Clendenin, Jack Janda, and David R. Maier), and The Next Best Thing (2000, with Fran Bennett, Katelin Petersen, and Jay Karnes).
She has also appeared in television series such as (1988, with James Sloyan), (1989, with Steven Anderson and David Froman), Babylon 5 (1994, starring Claudia Christian and Bill Mumy, with David L. Crowley, and Jeffrey Combs), (2000, with Kim Darby, Spencer Garrett, John Harnagel, and Mark Rolston), and in three episodes of (2001, with Darin Cooper, Sam Anderson, Brigid Brannagh, and Thomas Kopache).
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Marie Kaplan

Ensign Marie Kaplan was a Starfleet operations division officer who served aboard while it was trapped in the Delta Quadrant. She was assigned to that vessel in 2371.
Kaplan took over Tuvok's tactical station while he was on an away mission to 1996 Earth. She reported to acting captain and fellow ensign, Harry Kim, an incoming EM signal from Earth that was directed at them. The message was a SETI greeting sent by Rain Robinson from the Griffith Observatory. When Kaplan inquired if she should respond, Kim told her that she should absolutely not. ()
She later escorted The Doctor to Torpedo Tube 1 to treat Captain Janeway follow a manual torpedo launch. () 
Later in 2373, she appeared on a segment of Good Morning, Voyager. ()
The same year, she and Commander Chakotay conducted a scouting mission of the Nekrit Expanse aboard a Class 2 shuttle looking for a faster way out of the nebula. On their return trip to Voyager, Kaplan admitted that they had become lost, noting that the Expanse had completely scrambling the shuttle's navigational readings.
Later, they received a Federation distress signal, which she had misidentified as having originated from Voyager. Landing on a nearby planet, they were attacked by one of the factions that later became part of the New Cooperative. Kaplan was killed during the attack. ()
Kaplan was later mentioned by Seven of Nine while reviewing Voyagers casualty list in 2377. According to Seven, although Kaplan died under Captain Janeway's command, Janeway had accepted her death. Contrarily, Seven felt that if she herself were to die, Janeway would not so easily accept the loss. ()
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Kaplan was played by Susan Patterson. In addition to this Kaplan, there was also a second female Ensign who served aboard Voyager.
There were no particular script notes about Kaplan in any of the three episodes she appeared in, other than being referenced in the "Unity" script: "Ensign Kaplan (as seen in "Future's End")." Her first name was mentioned several years later by Seven in "Imperfection".
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Marie Marshall

Marie Marshall is the actress who played the role of Kelsey on the sixth season episode .
Marshall had a recurring role in two episodes of J. Michael Straczynski's Babylon 5 in 1995 and 1998 where she worked with Paul Winfield, David L. Crowley, Robert Rusler, Art Chudabala, Tracy Scoggins, Andreas Katsulas, Bill Blair, and Skip Stellrecht.
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Marie Micheaux

Marie Micheaux is an actress who appeared in three third and fourth season episodes of . She received no credit for her appearances but is listed on the call sheets of the episodes.
Micheaux is also an architect, a real estate agent, and a published author. She currently lives in Venice, Italy.
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Marie Ward

Marie Ward is an actress who played the junior guard in the first season episode . 
Ward started her career as dancer and appeared as such in (1994, with Wendie Malick and Dean Stockwell) and Janek: The Silent Betrayal (1994, with William Shatner, Jude Ciccolella, and Claire Rankin, directed by Robert Iscove), and (1998, starring Joe Morton). She played a choreographer in (2003).
She subsequently ventured into acting and has appeared in supporting roles on films and television since the mid-1990s. Her credits include episodes of series such as Due South (starring Daniel Kash, with Shay Duffin), , , , The Dresden Files (with Daniel Kash, written by Robert Hewitt Wolfe and Hans Beimler), , , (starring Adelaide Kane, with Robert Verlaque), (with Nazneen Contractor and Andrew Moodie), (with Clare McConnell), and (starring Roger Cross, with Shawn Ahmed and Robert Verlaque).
She also appeared in films such as The Dogfather (2010, with Tony Nappo), (2018), Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark (2019, with Javier Botet, Stephanie Belding, and Alex Spencer, written by Kevin and Dan Hageman), (2020), and (2020, with Morgan Kohan and Derek McGrath).
Ward also appeared in several TV movies, which include Guilt by Association (2002, with Conrad Coates), (2003, with Karen Robinson and Katherine Trowell), Savage Planet (2007), Teddy Bear (2008), and The Good Witch's Gift (2010). 
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Marilyn Fox

Marilyn Fox is the actress who played Marna in the fourth season episode . She filmed her scenes on Thursday , Monday , and Tuesday on Paramount Stage 16 and on location at the Warner Bros. backlot.
Fox made her screen acting debut in the 1960s, playing a patient in (1962). She had supporting roles in the Three Stooges' (1965, with Nancy Kovack and Rex Holman), (1973, with William Windom), the television drama Flight to Holocaust (1977), (1978, with Dick Miller and Leslie Hoffman), (1978), and (1980, with Stewart Moss and Teda Bracci), as well as in an episode of Green Acres (1970).
After a break from television and film, she appeared in the 1990s on screen in (1993), , , , Animated Hero Classics (1995), and (1995, with Jeff Coopwood), and (1999 and 2001, with Lawrence Pressman, Karen Hensel, Sara Mornell, and Karl Wiedergott), the short drama Lives of the Pharaohs (2001), and the short drama The Heir Apparent (2005).
Beside acting, Fox has also worked as acting coach for actors such as featured actress Lisa Pettett since 1983. Between April and May 2002, she appeared alongside Gene Dynarski in Clifford Odet's play Awake and Sing! at the Public Theater in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Fox has been a member of the Pacific Resident Theatre in Los Angeles, California since 1985 and more recently the artistic director since 1995. Over the years, she won the Golden Boy and Playboy of the Western World Award and directing awards for Ondine in 1993 and The Browning Version in 2010. In 2004, she received the LA Weekly Career Achievement Award. Fox continues to work as director and also appeared in several plays. 
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Marilyn Rockafellow

Marilyn Rockafellow is an actress who made a short guest appearance as Cara Hill in the fourth season episode . She was cut from the aired version and her costume was sold off on the It's A Wrap! sale and auction on eBay. 
Prior to her acting career, Rockafellow was Miss New Jersey, and represented that state in the Miss America Pageant in 1958.
Rockafellow made also guest appearances in television series such as The Cosby Show (1984), Tales from the Darkside (1988, with Stephen McHattie and Patricia Tallman), (1989), Roseanne (1991), Cheers (1993, with Kirstie Alley and Kelsey Grammer), and Dark Skies (1996, with Francis Guinan). She performed in feature films, including (1980, with James B. Sikking), (1987, with Andreas Katsulas and Daniel Hugh Kelly), Blood Ties (1991, with Barbara March), (1991, starring Robert Englund, with Elinor Donahue Yaphet Kotto and Matthew Faison), (1995, with Robert Beltran, Paul Sorvino, David Paymer, Bill Bolender, Tony Plana, Wilson Cruz and Victor Rivers), The Love Letter (1999), and Double Whammy (2001).
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Marin County

Marin County was a county located in the north San Francisco Bay region of California, Earth. This county was surrounded on three sides by water: the Pacific Ocean to the west, the San Francisco Bay to the east, and a strait to the south. The Golden Gate Bridge connected this county to San Francisco. Another bridge, the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge connected the county to Richmond, in the eastern region of the bay. Angel Island, Sausalito, and Tiburon were located in this county. (; )
This county was home to the Fleet Operations Center, the Marin County Shipyard, and the Starfleet Archive Museum. (; , ; )
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Marina, Sir Patrick and Trek Comics at STLV (podcast)

== Summary ==
:We wrap up our coverage of Star Trek Las Vegas 2015 with highlights from the floor, featuring Marina Sirtis and Patrick Stewart, as well as an exclusive interview with IDW's Star Trek comics editor Sarah Gaydos about her work on the Parallel Lives gender-swap Trek comics, efforts to improve representation of women in the Trek comics more generally, and the forthcoming YA comics series.
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Mariner 2

Mariner 2 was an American Mariner program space probe that was in service with NASA in the mid-20th century. A schematic of this spacecraft was stored in the 's library computer database. This database was accessed by the Talosians in 2254. 
The Mariner 2 was equipped with several pieces of advanced technology for the period, including a magnetometer sensor, omnidirectional antenna, radiometer reference horns, radiometer, temperature control shield, solar plasma detector, temperature control louvers, solar panels, command antenna, cosmic dust detector, high-gain antenna, long range Earth sensor, primary sun sensor, ion chamber, particle flux detector, and secondary sun sensor. ()
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Mario Carter

Mario Carter is an actor who appeared as a Quarren security officer in the seventh season episode and later an Enterprise crewmember and the first season episodes and . As a background actor he received no credit for his appearances. Carter was also on set for test shots prior to the regular filming of Enterprise on .
Carter had featured parts in (1999, with James Cromwell, Clarence Williams III, and Pablo Espinosa), (2002, with Joe Chrest, Wayne Péré, and Patrick Fischler), (2004, starring Gabrielle Union), and (2009, with Vanessa Williams and Cole McKay).
Television roles include supporting roles in (starring Clayton Rohner and Googy Gress), as a Secret Service Agent in several first season episodes of 24 (2002), , and Kings (2009, starring Susanna Thompson).
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Mario Muñoz

Mario Muñoz is an actor and stuntman who portrayed one of the Evora delegates in . As a background actor, he received no credit for his appearance. Parts of his costume were sold off on the It's A Wrap! sale and auction on eBay. 
Muñoz is part of the Muñoz family, from which members appeared in several Star Trek productions, including his brothers Mark Muñoz and Michael Muñoz, his mother Nancy Muñoz, and his sister-in-law Marisa Muñoz. He trained martial arts and stunts at the XMA Headquarters in North Hollywood.
Muñoz served as stand-in on (2000-03, with Carlos LaCamara and Ada Maris), appeared in Inhabited (2003, starring Megan Gallagher, with Malcolm McDowell, Rosalind Chao, James Otis, and Michael Muñoz), and performed stunts as one of the Dwergers in (2004), as stunt double for in (2007), and (2008, starring Ariel Winter, with stunt coordination by Cole McKay).
He also appeared in stunt roles and doubled child actors in , (under stunt coordinator Eddie Perez), and Ben Ten Alive (2008), as well as in John Putch's family movie The Boy Who Saved Christmas (1998) and the television special Twas' the Night Before Christmas (2000). Muñoz has appeared in several television commercials for labels such as Snap.com, Toyota, and in 2004 for the ABC Football kickoff, mostly portraying an Elf.
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