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Nicole Dickinson

Nicole Dickinson is a stuntwoman and actress who worked as stunt double for Mary Chieffo in the first and second seasons of . 
Additionally, she played several minor and background roles on the series, mostly Klingons or other aliens, wearing prosthetic makeup. She only received credit for four of her roles, when she spoke on screen.
Dickinson worked as a stunt performer on (starring Famke Janssen, with Emmanuel Kabongo, Wole Daramola, and stunts by Jennifer Murray), 11.22.63 (with Leon Rippy), Killjoys (with Jake Michaels), (starring Aaron Stanford and Todd Stashwick, with stunts by Jennifer Murray, developed by Terry Matalas), and Alias Grace (with David Cronenberg and Jonathan Goad, and stunts by Jennifer Murray and Al Vrkljan).
The costumes she wore as the Talosian observer in , as Colt in and , and as Mary Chieffo's stunt double in were sold off on the Star Trek: Discovery online auction in . 
== Star Trek appearances ==
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File:Talosian observer 6.jpg|Talosian observer(uncredited)
File:Bird-of-Prey Klingon 2.jpg|Bird-of-Prey Klingon(uncredited)
File:Klingon monk guard.jpg|Klingon guard(uncredited)
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File:Kili.png|Kili matriarch(uncredited)
File:Cardassian captain.png|Cardassian captain(uncredited)
File:Ni'Var spectator 01.jpg|Ni'Var spectator(uncredited)
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File:Kelpien councillor 3.jpg|Kelpien council member(uncredited)
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File:Nicole Dickinson, Choose Your Pain.jpg|Stunt double for Mary Chieffo
File:Nicole Dickinson, Si Vis Pacem Para Bellum.jpg|Stunt double for Mary Chieffo
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File:Nicole Dickinson, Will You Take My Hand.jpg|Stunt double for Mary Chieffo
File:Nicole Dickinson, Point of Light.jpg|Stunt double for Mary Chieffo
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Nicole Forester

Nicole Forester is a Daytime Emmy Award-nominated actress who played an imaginary Dabo girl in the third season episode (in what was her first television acting appearance) and Nora in the second season episode .
Forester was born Nicole Theresa Schmidt in Ann Arbor, Michigan. She majored in Musical Theatre at Western Michigan University and studied performance at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts campus in Pasadena, California, from which she graduated in 1993. She also studied at the University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA) and at the Goethe Institute in Schwabisch Hall, Germany, where she became fluent in the German language.
Since appearing on Deep Space Nine, Forester made guest appearances on television shows such as The Single Guy (starring Olivia d'Abo), (starring Kristanna S. Loken), (with Joanna Cassidy), Whoopi Goldberg’s (starring Jenifer Lewis, with Nikita Ager), and NBC's . Following her stint on Enterprise, she was seen on (starring Ted Levine, with Stanley Kamel, Sarah Silverman and Billy Burke) and CBS' .
In addition, Forester had recurring roles on Chicago Fire, Boss, (working with Michael Durrell, Cynthia Graham, Rosie Malek-Yonan, Michelle Phillips, Paul Popowich, and director Michael Ray Rhodes), UPN's Shasta McNasty, and NBC's . During her time on the latter series, she worked with fellow Star Trek alumni Jeff Allin, Vaughn Armstrong, Steven Culp, Bob Gunton, Randy Oglesby, George D. Wallace, and Harris Yulin. 
Forester has also appeared in such made-for-TV movies as 1995's The Christmas Box (with Robert Curtis Brown), 1998's Perfect Prey (with Gregg Daniel and Richard Riehle), and 1999's Three Secrets (starring with Katy Boyer and again acting alongside Robert Curtis Brown). In 2005, she starred with Cristine Rose in a TV pilot for ABC called Enough About Me, but the show was not picked up. Forester's feature film credits include (1999, with Robert Ito and Robert O'Reilly), (1999) and Vampires Anonymous (2003, with Brent Hinkley and Paul Popowich).
Forester starred as Cassie Layne Winslow on CBS' from 2005 to 2008. One of her co-stars on this series was guest Marj Dusay. For her performance on this series, Forester was nominated as Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series at the 35th Annual Daytime Emmy Awards in 2008.
She later appeared in (2016, starring Laurence Fishburne, Holly Hunter, Joe Morton and Jeffrey Dean Morgan, with art direction by Beat Frutiger).
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Nicole Frank

Nicole Frank was a hair stylist who worked on . She is best known for her Emmy Award-nominated work on the hit ABC series Desperate Housewives, which starred Teri Hatcher, Brenda Strong, Steven Culp, and Mark Moses. Frank worked on this series during its first two seasons, from 2004 through 2006.
She was born as Nicole Giacondina DeFrancesco in Allentown, Pennsylvania, USA.
Frank was a key assistant hairstylist on (2004, with Steven Culp, Matt Malloy, David Paymer and Natalia Nogulich) and (2004, starring Virginia Madsen). Her hairstyling can also be seen in films such as (2005) and (2008). In addition, she was hired as a Day Player on (2007, featuring Star Treks Rachel Nichols and Faran Tahir).
Frank's other work as hair stylist include the television series , , Ugly Betty (starring Vanessa Williams), and Big Love (2010) and (2008). As Hair Department Head she worked on the ABC sitcom Carpoolers (2007-2008) and (2009). Among her last work are the short comedy AppleBox (2011), (2012), and (2012).
Frank passed away on 17 January 2013 at the age of 43 in Toluca Lake, Los Angeles, California, USA. She was remembered in the end credits of the 2013 Suburgatory episode "Chinese Chicken".
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Nicole Orth-Pallavicini

Nicole Orth-Pallavicini is the actress who played Kareel Odan in the fourth season episode . She filmed her scenes on Monday on Paramount Stage 9.
Orth-Pallavicini, sister to actress and singer and stage actress , was a regular on the daytime soap opera All My Children in 1988, originating the role of Marissa Rampal. She was also a regular on the soap opera Loving during the 1980s, and went on to become a regular on another soap opera, One Life to Live, in 1997, becoming the fourth actress to play Melinda Cramer Janssen. She reprised the role in a 2005 episode.
Her additional television credits include the 1989 television movie Christine Cromwell: Things That Go Bump in the Night (co-starring Theodore Bikel, James Cromwell, John de Lancie, and Ellen Albertini Dow) and guest spots on , (starring James Earl Jones and Madge Sinclair), and (1993 & 2003, former with fellow Next Generation guest Carolyn McCormick and guest stars Gail Strickland and Fritz Weaver, and latter with Erick Avari. She also had a supporting role in (1991, with Fran Bennett and Brian Markinson) and appeared as a reporter in (1993, with Jim Beaver and Leonard Kelly-Young).
Later in 2007, she had a role in Shooting Johnson Roebling.
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Nicole Randall

Nicole Randall is a stuntwoman and stunt actress who played the Tarkalean female in the second season episode . She received no credit for her appearance. Her costume was later sold off on the It's A Wrap! sale and auction on eBay. 
Randall was born in Newport Beach, California and was married to fellow stuntman Keith Campbell (2004-2006). Randall is also an accomplished dancer and has performed in live shows such as Elvira, Mistress of the Dark (1997-1998) and Power Rangers World Tour (1994-1996) and was also one of the Los Angeles Lakers girls (1999-2000). She has doubled for stars such as , , , , , and .
Among her stunt resume are films such as Magic Jersey (1998), (2001, with Brian George, Cyia Batten, and stunts by Charlie Brewer, Andy Gill, Anita Hart, Steve Kelso, Faith Minton, Katie Rowe, and Spike Silver), (2002, with The Rock, Branscombe Richmond, Joseph Ruskin, Scott L. Schwartz, Nikki Flux, Rachelle Roderick, and stunts by Craig Baxley, Jr., Peewee Piemonte, Tom Lupo, Jeff Wolfe, Alex Chansky, Thomas DuPont, Anita Hart, Oliver Keller, Bridgett Riley, Lynn Salvatori, and Scott Workman), (2002, with Malcolm McDowell, Famke Janssen and Gary Cole), (2003, with Scott McElroy and Kevin Grevioux), (2004, with Stephen Root, William Shatner, Gary Cole, and stunts by Joey Box, Peewee Piemonte, and Spice Williams), (2004, with Kirsten Dunst, Donna Murphy, and Daniel Dae Kim), (2005), (2006), (2006), and Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan (2006).
Randall has also performed stunts in television series such as , , , She Spies, , , , , Power Rangers, (starring Nikki Cox), The Young and the Restless, The Bold and the Beautiful, (2001, starring Paul Guilfoyle, with Gregg Henry and Glenn Morshower), and (2003, with Raymond Cruz).
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Night Terrors (podcast)

== Summary ==
:You would think that being trapped immobile in space would be the biggest problem facing the Enterprise. It is not. The biggest problem is that almost no one is dreaming. If they do not start soon, someone is going to die, followed by everyone else. The only person on the ship still dreaming may have the answer. But can she get it to the beings that are stopping the dreams? Find out when we put in the Mission Log.
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Nightclub

A nightclub is an establishment, meeting place and business which opens in the evening throughout the night. Beside alcoholic beverages it is also a place with music and sometimes dancers.
Malcolm Reed and visited a nightclub on Risa as part of their shore leave in 2152. They ended up being constrained in the basement under the nightclub after meeting the two alien criminals Dee'Ahn and . ()
A 20th century nightclub hosted Charnock's Comedy Cabaret. Data accessed a holographic recreation of this nightclub in 2365. ()
Nightclubs were listed on Yorktown's public transporter menu. ()
In 2368, Worf, Kurn and visited a Klingon nightclub in the capital city of Qo'noS. ()
In 2376, when The Doctor was trying to explain to Lewis Zimmerman how he had expanded beyond his original programming, Zimmerman sarcastically replied "Of course. You can sing and dance. I should install you in a Ferengi nightclub." ()
A nightclub was part of the Dixon Hill holonovel The Big Good-Bye and a place where Captain Jean-Luc Picard and Lily Sloane found shelter from two Borg. ()
== List of nightclubs ==
* 602 Club
* Blue Parrot Cafe, identified as a club by Riker
* Club Ingenue
* Club Martus
* M-11 Starbase Club
* Nightbox
* Officers' club
* Pancho's Happy Bottom Riding Club
* Slit Throat
* Vic's lounge, identified as a club by Vic
== See also ==
* Bar
* Bistro
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* Lounge
* Pub
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Nightshade

Lt. Worf must turn peacemaker in negotiations that will determine the fate of an entire world!
Nightshade is a Pocket TNG novel – #24 in the numbered series – written by Laurell K. Hamilton. Published by Pocket Books, it was first released in .
== Summary ==
;From the book jacket
:After two hundred years of civil war the planet Oriana is dying. Most of the surface vegetation is gone, the air is nearly unbreathable, and the people themselves are dying. Now, the two warring factions have finally sat down to talk peace, and Captain Picard and the are sent to help them negotiate a settlement.
:Picard, Lt. Worf, and Counselor Troi beam down to Oriana, just as the Starship Enterprise is called away on another urgent mission. Alone on the planet, the USS Enterprise team learns that there are people that would rather finish the devastating conflict than talk peace. Suddenly, Picard is accused of murder and the delicate negotiations have fallen into the hands of Lt. Worf.
:Now, Worf and Troi must unravel the truth and prevent planet-wide disaster, before time runs out for the people of Oriana and the crew of the Starship Enterprise.
== Memorable quotes ==
"Doubt could kill you much quicker than your opponent's blade."
:- Counselor Troi, observing Worf (p. 201)
== Background information ==
* This is the only Star Trek novel written by Laurell K. Hamilton.
* Following the cancellation of four novels to be set in the alternate reality of , a reprint of the novel was announced as taking the mass-market slot.
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File:Nightshade 2010 reprint cover.jpg|2010 reprint cover
== Characters ==
;Jean-Luc Picard : Captain.
;Worf
;Deanna Troi : Counselor.
;Kelly : Ensign
;Connor : Ensign
;Vincent : Lieutenant.
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Nikhil Jayaram

Nikhil S. Jayaram is a writer who worked as staff writer on the first season of .
Previously, he wrote on the police drama series and The Mysteries of Laura.
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Nikki Cox

Nicole Avery "Nikki" Cox is the actress who played the role of Sarjenka in the second season episode . She later went on to star in television series , , , (featuring James Wellington and Harry Groener in recurring roles), and The Jake Effect.
Among her film work are (1991, starring Linda Hamilton, with Earl Boen, Joe Morton, Jenette Goldstein, Castulo Guerra, Terrence Evans, and Abdul Salaam El Razzac), (1992, with Richard Beymer, Gary Graham, and Christopher Pettiet), and (1996, with Bob Gunton and Blake Lindsley).
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Nikki Tyler

Nikki Tyler-Flynn is the actress who played Erin Hansen in the fourth season episodes and . She has been married to actor and comedian .
For "Scorpion, Part II", Tyler filmed her scenes on second unit on Thursday on location at the grassy area in front of the Paramount Administration Building on the Paramount Pictures lot. She is listed as "Mother" on the call sheet and had a makeup call at 7:15 am and a set call at 8:45 am. She filmed her scenes under second unit director Michael DeMeritt with fellow actors David Anthony Marshall and Erica Bryan and their stand-ins Keith Rayve, Cameron, and June Jordan. She is also listed as "Mother" on the call sheet and in the end credits of the episode "The Raven" for which she filmed her scenes on Monday on Paramount Stage 16.
Tyler's previous television experience include two episodes of The John Larroquette Show (1995-96) and episodes of , (1996), and (1996). She was later seen on such television series as Alright Already (1997, with Maury Sterling), The Wayans Bros. (1998), Seven Days (1999, with Norman Lloyd, Scarlett Pomers, and Alan Scarfe), (2002, starring Stephen Collins and Catherine Hicks), (2006), and (2006, starring Teri Hatcher, Alfre Woodard, and Mark Moses).
Tyler also appeared in (2000), (2001, featuring the voice of William Shatner), and (2003, with Seymour Cassel, Googy Gress, Tracey Ruggiero, and Maria Celeste Genitempo).
Tyler had a recurring role on (2001-06). Other Star Trek performers she has worked with on this show are Lisa Banes and Dakin Matthews. She is also known for her role in (2010, with Malcolm McDowell and Bobby C. King).
Later projects include guest roles in episodes of General Hospital: Night Shift (2007, with Justin Rodgers Hall) and Weeds (2010, with John Fleck), (2012, with Reggie Lee and Shelly Desai), and (2015, with Neal McDonough, Shelly Desai, Robert Clendenin, Lorenzo James Henrie, Cory DeMeyers, and Bill Blair).
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Nilo Rodis-Jamero

Nilo Rodis-Jamero (also known as Nilo Rodis) was the visual effects art director on , the art director on , , and , and was one of the costume designers on . 
He was also credited with being the "inventor" of the design of the Klingon Bird-of-Prey and the co-inventor of the design of the on associated design patents issued for those creations. He also oversaw the design of the Spacedock One.
Rodis was born in the Philippines, and immigrated to the US after graduation from high school. He graduated from San Jose University, and began his career as a Chevrolet car designer for General Motors. He began working on films after then-special effects head hired him as a designer for ' Industrial Light & Magic. Aside from his Star Trek work, he contributed to films such as the original Star Wars trilogy, Poltergeist, Raiders of the Lost Ark, Flubber and Home Alone 3. He later worked as art director on (2010). 
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Nilsson

Lieutenant Commander Nilsson was a Starfleet operations officer who lived during the mid-23rd century and the late 32nd century.
== Starfleet career ==
Nilsson attended in San Francisco, and had fond memories of a particular tree. ()
=== Service aboard the Discovery ===
In 2257, Nilsson served aboard the and on one occasion oversaw the deployment of a gravity simulator in the starship's shuttlebay to capture a fragment of an interstellar asteroid. () She also assisted Paul Stamets and Sylvia Tilly in Engineering when a spore hub failure occurred. ()
Following Lt. Cmdr. Airiam's death, Nilsson attended her funeral and replaced the lieutenant commander as the new spore drive ops officer on the bridge. () Captain Christopher Pike commended her, noting she had "stepped up for Airiam in a way that honors her." ()
Nilsson was among the crewmembers who volunteered to stay on board the Discovery and accompany the ship and Michael Burnham into the 32nd century, with no chance of return. () During the Battle near Xahea in 2258, she assisted Tilly in getting Stamets to sickbay, insisting Tilly get back to the bridge. She tried to stay with Stamets while also lending Doctor Tracy Pollard a hand during the crisis. After the battle, she was presumed dead by Starfleet, based on the testimonies of the senior staff. ()
Nilsson arrived to 3189 along with the rest of the Discovery crew. She was sent to assist Paul Stamets and Jett Reno in repairs when the ship was trapped in parasitic ice on "the Colony". () Later, she greeted Michael Burnham in the transporter room. She was among the six crewmembers who visited the grounds of what was once Starfleet Academy in San Francisco, and a particularly popular tree. ()
Nilsson was occasionally left in command on the bridge. ()
=== Service aboard the Voyager ===
Sometime after the Dark Matter Anomaly crisis in 3190, Nilsson left the Discovery for a posting aboard the . She left her pet tribble to Lt. . () 
==Personal life==
Nilsson was fond of Astoria on the Oregon Coast, which she described as "heaven". () She also had a pet tribble. ()
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Lt. Cmdr. Nilsson was played by Sara Mitich, who previously played Airiam in Season 1.
Nilsson was named by writer Ted Sullivan after his favorite musician, . () The social media companion Star Trek: Discovery Logs give Nilsson's first name as "Eva". 
Mitich noted in an interview with that Executive Producer Michelle Paradise described Nilsson's background as: a former ballet dancer at a renowned school of dance, who experienced an injury and took on new skills in environmental science and engineering. Mitich further described Nilsson as "very by the book, Type-A, OCD, disciplined..." ()
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Nimbus 1

Nimbus 1 was an American Nimbus Program weather satellite that was in service with NASA in the mid-20th century. This satellite was equipped with high-resolution cameras which were used to photograph the surface of the Earth. An image of the Nimbus 1 satellite in Earth's polar orbit was stored in the library computer of the . This image was later retrieved by the Talosians during their survey of the library computer's contents in 2254. 
The Nimbus 1 was equipped with several pieces of advanced technology for the period, including: horizon scanners, control section, yaw control nozzles, gas tank and cover, solar platforms, infrared scanner, cameras, and thermal control van. ()
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Nina Kent

Nina Kent is a makeup artist who worked on episodes of , , and .
Kent worked as makeup artist on episodes of , Family Feud, Knots Landing}}, , Wheel of Fortune, , Who's the Boss?, The CBS Morning News, The Bold and the Beautiful, The Home Show, MMC, Married with Children (1988-1992), the Annual Academy Awards between 1988 and 1992, Joe's Life (1993), Thunder Alley (1995), and Boy Meets World (1995).
Film credits include the television drama Washington Mistress (1982), the television movie Safe Harbor (1984), (1986), (1987), (1990), (1990), the television special (1992), (1992, with Norma Lee, Ve Neill, Greg Nelson, Kim Santantonio, Yolanda Toussieng, Greg Cannom, and Michael Key), the action film Distant Justice (1992), (1993), (1993, with David Abbott, Allan A. Apone, Zoltan Elek, Tina Hoffman, Starr Jones, Michael Key, Toby Lamm, Steve LaPorte, Greg Solomon, Adam Brandy, Dean Gates, Bill Myer, and Rick Stratton), (1993, with Julia L. Walker and Michael F. Blake), (1993), (1994), and (1995, with Toni-Ann Walker, Brad Wilder, and Joy Zapata).
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Ninth Fleet

The Ninth Fleet was one of several Federation Alliance Fleets involved in the Dominion War.
In mid-2374, elements of the Ninth Fleet, as well as elements of Second and Fifth Fleets, were proposed to be used in the effort to retake Deep Space 9. The Ninth Fleet was, however, a day behind the other two fleets and not able to arrive at Starbase 375 in time to depart with the task force. ()
By Stardate 51247.5, Deep Space 9 was designated as headquarters to the Ninth Fleet and General Martok was made its Supreme Commander. At that time vessels assigned to the Ninth Fleet included the , , , , and . ()
Later that year, the Ninth Fleet, including the and several runabouts, were off conducting war exercises. ()
In mid-2375, Martok announced a plan to lead an attack on the Trelka V starbase, as well as several other large targets located deep in Cardassian territory. Benjamin Sisko, who was concerned with the number of resources it would take for such a large campaign, noted that it would take half the Ninth Fleet alone just to destroy the base. Martok then clarified that he intended to conduct cavalry raid-type attack on his targets in attempt to create chaos and throw the Dominion off balance.
Among the ships from the Ninth Fleet involved in Martok's raid were the , , , , and . ()
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Ninth planets

The following is a list of the ninth planet in each of their respective star systems.
==A==
*'aucdet IX
*Alpha Cygnus IX
*Alpha Delphi IX
*Arloff IX
*Armus IX
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*Bajor IX
*Balkus 9
*Beltane IX
*Bolarus IX
==D==
*Delta IX
*Delta Charnock IX
*Detrion 9
==H==
*Hetemit IX
==I==
*Icor IX
==L==
*Lilliput IX
*Luduvko IX
==M==
*Malkus IX
==N==
*New Brooklyn IX
==O==
*Ockmenic 9
*Orelious IX
==P==
*Persioff IX
*Piskes IX
*Pluto (Sol IX)
==S==
*Sigma Draconis IX
*Sirius IX
==T==
*Targalus IX
*Tarod IX
==V==
*Vega IX
==X==
*Xendi Sabu IX
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