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Prodigy "Supernova" Part 2 (podcast)

== Summary ==
:The signal from the living construct aboard the Protostar seems fully capable of destroying Starfleet. Dal, Gwyn, and the others have to make a sacrifice to save the day – but there's no guarantee Starfleet will welcome them afterward when goes into the Mission Log.
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Prodigy "Terror Firma" (podcast)

== Summary ==
:The Protostar crew is still stranded on a planet that doesn't want them to leave.. ever. It's up to Dal and Gwyn to reach the ship and Captain before the planet traps them for good or before Drednok and The Diviner track them down and discover the secret inside the ship... a secret even Janeway doesn't know about. goes into the Mission Log.
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Prodigy "The Devourer Of All Things" Part 1 (podcast)

== Summary ==
:The Intrepid reaches its long-awaited destination, and the crew meets the entity that's been contacting them. Time, space, and the power of thought all converge as many of this season's story threads also start to converge in .
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Prodigy "The Fast and the Curious" (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Dal and crew use a Borg transwarp conduit to shorten their journey, only to be captured by a Kazon who insists the conduit is his. To regain their freedom, the kids must win a race that's rigged against them. Go for a ride with us as we break down .
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Prodigy "Touch of Grey" (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Captured by Asencia, the Protostar crew must evade The Loom or face erasure from existence. Admiral Janeway offers herself to Asencia for their release, but not without a little twist. Char and Marina break down all the exciting moments from in this week's Mission Log: Prodigy.
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Prodigy "Who Saves The Saviors" (podcast)

== Summary ==
:In present-day Solum, Gwyn challenges Asencia to an ancient Vau N'Akat ritual. Meanwhile, Dal and his crew crash-land on Solum in the future, and catch up with Captain Chakotay... only to lose him and the Protostar all over again? Char and Marina discuss it all in their analysis of .
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Product placement

Product placement refers to a form of advertising in which ed goods are incorporated into the content of entertainment such as television programs and movies. Due to its futuristic setting, product placement is relatively rare in Star Trek productions. To date, it has only appeared in several of the and in episodes of , , , and .
In the documentary , J.J. Abrams was interviewed regarding the product placement in his films, including . Abrams noted that it was a "necessary evil", which has to be minimized so that it does not interfere with the creation of a fictional world. 
Instances of product placement in Star Trek films include:
* Michelob, Macintosh, ()
* Levi's jeans, Jack Daniels ()
* Dom Pérignon ()
* Nokia and Budweiser Classic ()
* Glenfiddich Scotch ()
Other real products featured in televised Star Trek
* Pyrex ()
* Nike, Inc. (; )
* Twinings ()
* Jameson Irish Whiskey ()
On the other hand and reversely, merchandise from the Star Trek franchise has often been featured in contemporary movie and television productions, most conspicuously in the Star Trek friendly sitcom The Big Bang Theory, which also mentions the franchise on occasion.
Not only that, but Star Trek merchandise even turned up occasionally in Star Trek productions themselves as in-universe products, such as the Star Trek model kits as display models in Berman-era Star Trek productions, followed by those from Eaglemoss Collections' Star Trek: The Official Starships Collection partwork publication in several episodes of , most conspicuously .
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Production station

A production station, or production facility, was a type of mining structure used by the Federation in the 23rd century.
The personnel of this station would extract raw ores from mines and would process these ores into high-grade mineral products or metals. This processing was done through a series of physical and chemical means. 
An example of a production station was the colony on Janus VI. One of their chief products was pergium. After a deal was struck between the miners and Horta on who would do what task, the products of this world increased to include uranium, cerium, gold, and rare earths. The colony was then able to supply the mineral needs of a thousand planets. ()
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Profanity in Star Trek - Majel Barrett Roddenberry - 1994 (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Profanity in Star Trek? Say it isn't so! Majel Barrett Roddenberry responds to a fan letter in over concerns about the language in . We've got special guest Rod Roddenberry here to talk about his mother's legacy and the place of questionable language in the Trek franchise.
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Professional VisionCare Associates

Professional VisionCare Associates is a contact lens company providing film, television, and commercial projects in the industry since 1951. The company made contact lenses for several Star Trek films and television series.
The company was founded by optometrist Dr. Reuben Greenspoon in 1951 and his first work in the film industry were 's contact lenses for the western Broken Arrow (1950). Due to problems with her contact lenses during filming of the thriller Wait Until Dark in 1967, Audrey Hepburn was mainly responsible for a new policy which required a contact lens technician on set of every production lenses are involved. 
The company also provided contact lenses to (1968), (1973), (1976), (1981), (1982), (1983, with Malcolm McDowell), (1984, with Brad Dourif, Virginia Madsen, and Patrick Stewart), (1984, with Zach Galligan and Dick Miller), (1984), (1986), (1987, starring Frank Langella, with Robert Duncan McNeill, Christina Pickles and Meg Foster), and (1990).
In 1988 Dr. Morton Greenspoon and Dr. Richard L. Silver joined as partners. In 1995 Dr. Stacy Sumner also joined as partner and as creative head behind the theatrical portion of the practice and in 2007 Dr. Vasudha Bhutani joined, too. Linda Barron is working as Office Manager/SFX Coordinator in the practice since 1994. 
Since then, the company provided contact lenses to over 400 feature films and 100 television series such as Edward Scissorhands (1990), Batman Returns (1992), Outbreak (1995), (1996), (1997), (1997), Titanic (1997), The X-Files (1998), , The Green Mile (1999), (1999), Galaxy Quest (1999), Charlie's Angels (2000), (2000), (2001), , , (2002), (2002), The District, Alias, , CSI: Miami, , (2004, starring Ron Perlman and Doug Jones), , , , General Hospital, (2004), , , , Sin City (2005), , Passions, the Pirates of the Caribbean films, Bryan Singer's (2006), 30 Days of Night (2007), , Ghost Whisperer, , (2007, with Kirsten Dunst), , , Lost, , the Twilight movies, the Lord of the Rings trilogy, Bones, , District 9 (2009), (2009), Surrogates (2009), Alice in Wonderland (2010), FlashForward, Inception (2010), and A Nightmare on Elm Street (2010). 
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The following employees worked on Star Trek:
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Profit and Lace (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Chaos erupts on Ferenginar when Zek loses his power – all because he supports the right of women to wear clothes! When Ishka is waylaid, Quark has to step in as the voice of the future of female Ferengi finance. goes into the Mission Log.
:Sponsored by Slug-o-Cola – the slimiest cola in the galaxy!
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Profit and Loss (podcast)

== Summary ==
:An old flame of Quark's happens by DS9. She's a Cardassian, but not just any Cardassian. She's a teacher to a couple of students with radical ideas. This gets the interest of Garak the tailor. But he's not just any tailor. An outcast of his home world, he'd kill to get back to Cardassia. Literally. It doesn't take much to see that problems of three little people don't amount to a hill of beans on DS9, when lands in the Mission Log.
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Progress (ML) (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Major Kira works to avert a crisis, while Nog and Jake pursue an opportunity. Kira trades the stubbornness of the past for her chosen path, while Nog and Jake trade yamok sauce for self-sealing stem bolts, which they then trade for land. Kira proves something to herself, while Nog proves something to his uncle. It is heading into the Mission Log.
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Progress report

A progress report was a type of report used by the Cardassians, Starfleet and the Klingon-Cardassian Alliance. 
In 2155 in the mirror universe, Commander informed Commander that Captain Maximilian Forrest wanted a progress report on the repair of a Suliban cloaking device. ()
While investigating the circumstances on a duplicate Earth in 2266, Spock found a progress report from the genetics section of the Life prolongation project. ()
During the Occupation of Bajor, these were recorded by Guls and included the Gul's whereabouts. Gul Darhe'el's progress report during the Gallitep labor camp mining accident was found to reveal Aamin Marritza's deception in pretending to be Darhe'el. ()
The term could refer to a verbal status report on a task rather than a written account. Captain Kathryn Janeway asked Ensign Harry Kim for a progress report of their attempt to send a transmission through a micro-wormhole to the Alpha Quadrant in 2371. ()
In the mirror universe of 2371, progress reports showed a fifteen percent drop in the ore processing center's productivity, which caused to order random executions of workers. ()
Category:Reports
Project Khan

Project Khan was the code name of a late 20th century project involving the creation of augmented Humans. One of the scientists who worked on the project was Adam Soong. This project resulted in the creation of individuals much like Khan Noonien Singh and other genetically-enhanced people, which was one of the causes of the 1990s Eugenics Wars.
The project began on January 2, 1992, which would have been around the time the Eugenics Wars began, and it ended on June 7, 1996, which was around the end of the wars.
In 2024, after Kore Soong hacked into her father's computer systems and deleted almost all his work, one of the few pieces of work left was a confidential funding report for Project Khan from 1996. As a result, Soong appeared to take a renewed interest in the Project. ()
==Background information==
According to the show runners, Spock was wrong and that the Eugenics Wars actually happened much later during the 21st century. Terry Matalas: "We discussed endlessly. We came to the conclusion that in WW3 there were several EMP bursts that kicked everyone back decades. Records of that 75 year period, the 90s on were sketchy. Maybe Spock was wrong? No easy way to do it if you want the past to look and feel like today." In response to Khan's own references to the 1996 date, that they simply have been ignored to make the series more relatable to the present; " Maybe because in 1967 they didn't anticipate the show still going for another 6 decades." Aaron J. Waltke added: "There's also the ripples of the Temporal Cold War shifting the Prime Timeline in Enterprise — at least until the Temporal Accords put an end to that wibbly wobbliness." 
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Project Swing By

Project Swing By was a Federation exploratory project carried out by starships which aimed to check in on planets previously visited by Starfleet.
Following a visit to the Betans of Beta III in 2380, who had once again fallen under the control of , Captain Carol Freeman of the explained to her first officer, Commander Jack Ransom, that she felt "Nothing against second contact missions, but the Cerritos should be popping in on those legacy civilizations before they unravel." Ransom agreed, but noted that "popping in' is against regulation. We would need specific orders." She further opined, "I just hate seeing a perfectly good society get destroyed by a Gamester of Triskelion or whatever, because Starfleet has a policy of some intervention." Freeman's opinions were reinforced after she discovered that the Pakleds, a species the Federation had previously dismissed as a "joke" due to their poor intellectual development and reliance on stealing technology from other species, had managed to cobble together unexpectedly dangerous ships from the technology they had acquired, one of which destroyed the and almost destroyed the Cerritos. (; ; )
After years of lobbying Starfleet for the project by Freeman, it was finally accepted in 2381 by Vice Admiral Les Buenamigo. The Cerritos first Swing By mission was to check in on the Ornarans and the Brekkians, two species that were originally contacted by the seventeen years earlier. The results were mixed; the Ornarans were found to have experienced a difficult withdrawal period, but had already recovered and required no further Starfleet assistance. On the other hand, the Brekkians were found to have suffered a previously (ostensibly) undetected Breen incursion, which was subsequently resisted by the timely arrival of the newly-unveiled . Despite the mission's difficulties, Commander Ransom suggested to Captain Freeman that the mission was so unexpectedly productive that overall "everyone's gonna be very impressed."
Ransom was wrong; Starfleet Command deemed the initiative a failure due to the disastrous Breen encounter and a subsequent PR disaster resulting from Freeman mishandling the presence of FNN journalist Victoria Nuzé on the Cerritos, and chose to decommission the entire California-class. However, it later came to light that Buenamigo had prior knowledge of the Breen incursion that he had deliberately withheld in order to sabotage Project Swing By and "force" his pet project to come to the rescue, and the decommissioning was rescinded after all three Texas-class vessels were destroyed due to faulty artificial intelligence causing them to go on a rampage. (; )
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Projection

In psychology, projection was a defense mechanism in which a person refused to acknowledge certain emotions, thoughts, or feelings in themselves and attributed or applied them to others instead. Doctor Sigmund Freud invented the idea of projection in the 19th century. 
In 2377, Deanna Troi suggesting that Reginald Barclay was projecting his suspicions of his ex-girlfriend Leosa onto others after his hologram for the Pathfinder Project disappeared. ()
In 3189, Acting Captain Sylvia Tilly accused Osyraa, leader of the Emerald Chain, of projecting her feeling of being a fraud onto her. ()
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Promellian

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The Promellians were a warp-capable humanoid species, characterized by a midline cranial ridge that ran from the upper lip to the back of the head.
The Promellians were known to have been constantly at war. In the 14th century, they fought a devastating conflict with the Menthars that ended with the mutual annihilation of both species at the Battle of Orelious IX.
Promellian technology, though primitive by 24th century Federation standards, was notably effective and robust, capable of remaining functional for generations. They harnessed gravity waves, gamma-ray bursts, electromagnetic fields, thermal radiation, and nuclear fusion as energy sources. Promellian battle cruisers utilized Lang Cycle fusion engines and memory coils, which were a crude analog of isolinear optical chips.
The Promellians interred their dead in large necropolis complexes on various planets, including Lyrek. Such a necropolis contained numerous pyramids and monumental four-eyed statues, which housed automated drone defenses to deter grave robbers. (; )
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* Galek Sar
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=== Background information ===
While the appearance of the Promellians were not described in the script, it is of note that all of, or portions of, the Promellian makeup design was later for the Algolians, Rotciv, and Yint's species.
In scripted dialogue between Jean-Luc Picard and Data, which was later cut, it was revealed that early Federation starship designs were influenced by the Promellian design innovations. As an example, it took four attempts at tactical command design before the Federation was comparable, in the 23rd century, to the sophistication of the Promellian tactical display. Further references included that to their use of positron ducts that channeled from one end of the ship to the other. 
The four-eyed defense statues in "Under the Twin Moons" bear little resemblance to the Promellians seen in "Booby Trap". It is unclear if this should be taken as abstract religious art, a variation in Promellian biology, or if the Promellians acquired the equipment from a different manufacturer.
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Promellian-Menthar War

The Promellian-Menthar War was a long war between the Promellian and Menthar species that ended with a battle at Orelious IX during the 14th century. The conflict resulted in the extinction of both species.
In 2366, the went to Orelious IX to study the ruins of the battle. ()
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Promises to Keep

New Frontiers (Part 1 of 8)
==Summary==
After visiting with Spock, Sarek, and Amanda, Kirk and his colleagues depart aboard the Klingon Bird-of-Prey and travel to space station Regula I. On Earth, Starfleet Admiral Turner orders Captain Lawrence H. Styles to take the and retrieve Kirk and the Bird-of-Prey. On Regula I, Carol Marcus angrily confronts Kirk over the death of their son, David Marcus. The crew ponders their future then attends a memorial service for David in the Genesis cave inside the Regula planetoid. Meanwhile, in the mirror universe, the obtains vital data from Carol Marcus on Regula I. Carol accuses Captain of killing their son just before Kirk orders Regula I destroyed. The Empire is preparing to conquer another universe…
==Background information==
* This story was reprinted in the paperback The Mirror Universe Saga.
* Takes place between the events of and .
* Throughout this story arc (and many subsequent DC issues), Saavik is drawn in the likeness of Kirstie Alley.
* Story continues in the next issue.
* This was the first mirror universe story in any medium since .
===Creators===
* Based on Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Writer : Mike W. Barr
* Artists:
** Tom Sutton (pencil art – interior and cover)
** Ricardo Villagran (inking – interior and cover)
** Michele Wolfman (color art)
** John Costanza (letter art)
* Editor: Marv Wolfman 
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====Regular and recurring characters====
; James T. Kirk
; Spock
; Leonard McCoy
; Montgomery Scott
; Hikaru Sulu
; Uhura
; Pavel Chekov
; Saavik : ''
; Sarek
; Amanda
; T'Lar
; Carol Marcus
; Lawrence H. Styles
; Stephen Turner : Starfleet Grand Admiral.
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; Saavik (mirror) : Mirror universe counterpart of Saavik.
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; Mirror universe Regula I scientists : The entire station populace died in the ISS Enterprise attack.
; ISS Enterprise navigator : Lieutenant junior grade. Appears to be the mirror universe counterpart of Elizabeth Sherwood.
; Carol Marcus (mirror) : Mirror universe counterpart of Carol Marcus. Dies in this issue.
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Genesis; harp; mirror universe; Regula I; Regula; Terran Empire.
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;Regula I (mirror) : Terran space station.
Pronunciation

Pronunciation was the way a word or name was to be vocalized. A document which showed how to pronounce words was called a pronunciation guide. () One common pronunciation error was metathesis. ()
In 2161, Jonathan Archer was unsure whether "Shallash" was pronounced with a C or S sound. Hoshi Sato confirmed it was the latter. ()
In 2267, after Leila Kalomi remarked that Spock had never told her his other name, Spock assured her that she couldn't pronounce it. () Amanda Grayson suggested James T. Kirk just call her Amanda after Kirk referred to her as "Mrs. Sarek", saying he couldn't pronounce her Vulcan last name. When Kirk asked if she was able to do so, Amanda replied, "After a fashion, and after many years of practice.". ()
According to Sybok, the Andorian name for Sha Ka Ree was unpronounceable. ()
In 2364, The Traveler explained that he was listed only as Mister Kosinski's assistant because his name was unpronounceable to most Humans. ()
In 2365, Doctor Katherine Pulaski addressed Data using the pronunciation of "Dahta." When he correctly pronounced the name, she at first did not understand what he was getting at. He clarified that he was correcting her pronunciation and when she asked what the difference was, responded "One is my name. The other is not." ()
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Proof Inc.

Proof Inc. is a film and television pre-visualization company, founded in 2003, who worked as such on the sequel . The headquarter is located in Los Angeles, California, USA.
Among the company's work are (2003), (2004, with Zoe Saldana), (2005) (2005), (2005), (2006), Justin Lin's (2006), (2006), (2007), (2006), (2007, with Tim Russ), and (2007, with Salli Elise Richardson).
Further projects include (2009), (2009), (2009), (2009), (2010, with Billy Burke and Michael Welch), (2010), (2011), (2011), Justin Lin's (2011, with Dwayne Johnson), (2012), (2012), (2013), (2012), (2013), (2013), (2013), (2013), (2014) and (2014), and (2014).
More recent projects include (2015), (2015, with Dwayne Johnson), (2015, with Dwayne Johnson), (2015), (2015), (2015), (2016), (2016), and (2016, with Karl Urban).
== Star Trek Beyond staff ==
The following staff members have worked on Star Trek Beyond,
* Ron Frankel – Founder, CEO, VFX Supervisor
* George Antzoulides – Previsualization Artist
* Marcela Coto – Previsualization Coordinator
* Earl Hibbert – Previsualization Supervisor
* C. Michael Neely – Previsualization Artist
* Jordan Nounnan – Previsualization Artist
* Alexander Vegh – Previsualzation Supervisor
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Prophet Motive (podcast)

== Summary ==
:The Grand Nagus Zek is back and he is... happy? He's humming! He's glad to see people! He's... buying people drinks? Giving away gifts? Setting up a Ferengi Benevolent Association? Something is wrong – something only the beings in the wormhole can fix. Also, young Doc Bashir is up for an award. is headed into the Mission Log.
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Prophet of Peace

FROZEN SLEEP in the depths of space! 
==Background information==
* This story was reprinted in Key Collection volume 5.
===Creators===
* Based on Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Writer: Arnold Drake
* Artist: Alberto Giolitti & José Delbo
* Cover Artist: George Wilson
==Characters==
; James T. Kirk : captain.
; Spock : Vulcan Enterprise exec and science officer.
; Leonard McCoy : Enterprise surgeon.
; Montgomery Scott : Enterprise chief engineer.
; Hikaru Sulu : Enterprise helmsman.
; Dr. Bleikoff : A Nobel prize winning physicist in cryogenic sleep who turns out to be an android.
==References==
; Earth Defense Screen : A series of installations to protect Earth.