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Aruni Devi Hansen

Aruni Devi Hansen is a retired dancer and actress who was featured as a humanoid bar patron in the fifth season episode . As a background actress she received no credit for this part and was identified by a call sheet for the episode, dated and filmed on Paramount Stage 8.
Hansen studied acting under coaches such as Sharon Carnicke, Sandra Caruso, Candy Hermann, and guest actress Lilyan Chauvin. She attended the College of Great Falls and the Phoenix Institute and studied acting at the L.A. Conservatory of Arts. Hansen is a certified yoga instructor and experienced with palmistry and tarot cards. She portrayed Lady MacBeth in the stage play "MacBeth" and Gertrude Stein in "Gertrude Stein and Companion", both at the L.A. Conservatory of Arts beside other plays.
Her television work includes principal and featured parts in (1993, starring Kelsey Grammer and with Dan Butler, Richard Poe, and Tory Christopher), (1996, with Mary Mara, Scott Jaeck, Peggy Roeder, Harry Boykoff, Larry Polson, Tami Peterson, and Melissa Vinicor), , , The Tracey Ullman Show, and Ancient Mysteries on which she worked with Leonard Nimoy.
Hansen's film appearances include (1990, with Harvey Jason, Barbara Harris, David Randolph, and Gary Schwartz), (1991, with Whoopi Goldberg, Teri Hatcher, John Tesh, Barry Kivel, Willie Garson, and Herta Ware), (1991, with Christopher Lloyd, Carel Struycken, and Richard Tanner), (1993, with Kevin Tighe, Carlos Palomino, Stephen McHattie, and Jim Beaver), (1994, with Carolyn McCormick, Richard Ryder, and Warren Munson), (1994, starring Jamie Lee Curtis), (1994, with Whoopi Goldberg, Lea Thompson and Kenny Yee), and (1996, with Ed Lauter, Melinda Clarke, Michael Krawic, Titus Welliver, Buddy Joe Hooker, Johnny Martin, and Louise Fletcher).
Later films include (1998, with Judson Scott and Sidney Liufau), (1999, with Clint Howard, Geoffrey Blake, Don Most, Steve Kehela, Googy Gress, Barry Wiggins, and Cyndi Pass), and (2003).
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Arvada III

Arvada III was the third planet in its star system. This planet was located somewhere in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant and was the home of a Federation colony.
In the 2330s, Arvada III was the site of a major disaster and the young Beverly Howard and her grandmother, Felisa, were present to help survivors. Traditional medical supplies quickly ran low, and Felisa learned how to use herbs and roots as medication despite the fact she was not a physician. She passed this knowledge down to Beverly, inspiring her to a career in medicine. ()
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Ascella

Ascella, also known as Zeta Sagittarii, was a star system in the Alpha Quadrant. It was a trinary star system consisting of the two components Zeta Sagittarii Aa/Ascella and Zeta Sagittarii Ab, which together formed a binary star system, and Zeta Sagittarii B. ()
== Stellar Cartography == 
The Ascella system was visible from Earth in the constellation Sagittarius. It was approximately 88 light years from Sol.
In 2401, Ascella's location was labeled on a star chart used aboard the . ()
In 3191, this system's location was labeled on a star chart. ()
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Ascendance

Ascendance is a Pocket DS9 novel – part of the – written by David R. George III. Published by Pocket Books, it was first released in .
== Summary ==
;From the book jacket
:On the original Deep Space Nine, Captain Kira Nerys watches as the nearby wormhole opens and discharges a single, bladelike vessel. Attempts to contact its crew fail, and the ship is soon followed by another vessel of similar design. When an armada subsequently begins to emerge from the wormhole, it seems clear that DS9 is under attack. Kira orders her first officer, Commander Elias Vaughn, to board the and defend the station, and alerts Starfleet to send additional forces as her crew prepares DS9's shields and weaponry for the onslaught to come.
:Meanwhile, on the lead ship, Iliana Ghemor considers launching an attack on DS9 and finally ending the life of Kira, the fountainhead of all the ills in her miserable life. Her vengeance demands more than mere death, though – it requires pain. Ghemor refocuses, choosing to follow her plan to mete out her revenge on the captain by first decimating the population of Bajor…
== Background information ==
* Editor Margaret Clark revealed the title in .
* In January 2016, David R. George III announced that he had started work on the follow-up to Ascendance. This was The Long Mirage. 
* Cover art by Doug Drexler and Ali Ries, design by Alan Dingman.
== Characters ==
* Benjamin Sisko
* Kira Nerys
* Odo
* Ezri Dax
* Quark
* Nog
* Kasidy Yates-Sisko
* Vic Fontaine
* Ro Laren
* Iliana Ghemor
* Girani
== References ==
Bajoran; Cardassian; Jem'Hadar; Tzenkethi
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Aschelan V

Aschelan V was the fifth planet in its star system. This planet was located inside Cardassian space in the Alpha Quadrant and was near the Badlands. 
In the 2360s, the Cardassian military maintained a fuel depot on this planet. 
In 2370, B'Elanna Torres reprogrammed the Cardassian missile to destroy the depot on Aschelan V. However, the missile failed to reach its target, as one day after its launch it was swept into the Delta Quadrant by the . There, it locked onto the similar planet Rakosa V, mistaking it to be Aschelan V due to their similar sizes, radiothermic signatures, atmospheric composition, and more. ()
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Asha

Asha could refer to:
* Asha (Bajoran), a Bajoran member of the USS Discovery crew in the 31st century
* Asha (Cardassian), a Cardassian child in the 24th century
;Other references
* Dahj Asha, a Coppelius android
* Soji Asha, a Coppelius android and twin sister of Dahj
Ashley Edner

Ashley Edner is the actress who played Yun in the seventh season episode and Natalia and Pesca in . She is the stepdaughter of makeup artist Joel Harlow. 
Edner has received Young Artist Award nominations for her appearances on (in an episode with Gregory Itzin), , (starring Stephen Collins and Catherine Hicks, with Ed Begley, Jr. and Ashley Sierra Hughes), and , and won an award for her appearance in an episode of The Huntress. Additionally, she received nominations for her performances in the 2001 film Rain and the 2003 television movie Monster Makers (the latter co-starring Tracey Walter and Richard Riehle). She had a recurring role on and made appearances on , (2000, with Wendy Schaal), The Drew Carey Show (starring Diedrich Bader), The District (starring Roger Aaron Brown), , and Will & Grace.
Edner worked on such films as (2000, starring Winona Ryder, with Brad Greenquist and Alfre Woodard), (2002, starring Kirsten Dunst), and (2003). An aspiring voice artist, she has also participated in additional dialogue recording sessions for such films as Cast Away, Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood, and The Village. She also supplied her voice for Disney/Pixar Animation Studios's (2001) and several episodes of , appearing alongside Clancy Brown, Olivia d'Abo, Stephen McHattie, Jason Marsden, and Robert Picardo.
Later projects include (2004-05, starring Jason Alexander), guest roles in Teachers (2006, with Matt Winston), Two and a Half Men (2006), and Weeds (2009, with Stephanie Erb), (2008, with Clint Howard), the adventure Hanna's Gold (2010, with Crystal Allen), and the horror film The Artifact (2011).
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Ashley Harvey

Ashley Harvey, sometimes credited simply as T. Ashley Harvey, worked on four of the Star Trek spin-off series. He began working on as a sound editor, beginning with season one. When this series ended, he moved on to and, after that, . Since 2017 he has been working as dialogue and ADR editor on . His work on Star Trek helped earn five Emmy Award nominations for the franchise.
Ashley has worked with many of his fellow Star Trek sound engineers on various non-Trek projects, including the NBC's with Ruth Adelman, Wilson Dyer, Steffan Falesitch, Miguel Rivera, and Guy Tsujimoto), (1993, with Adelman, Dyer, Falesitch, and Rivera), (1997, with Ruth Adelman, Dale Chaloukian, Doug Davey, Jeff Gersh, Christopher Haire, Bill Henderson, Mace Matiosian, Richard L. Morrison, Miguel Rivera, Jivan Tahmizian, Masanobu Tomita, Audrey Trent, Chris Trent, Jerry Trent, Guy Tsujimoto, Eric Williams, and Bill Wistrom). He also worked on (1999, with Adelman, Chaloukian, Tahmizian, and the Trents).
Other projects on which Ashley has worked include (starring Richard Dean Anderson), Baywatch, and (starring Jerry O'Connell and John Rhys-Davies and (2001, as an additional dialogue recording or "adr" editor) and Population 436 (2006, as a dialogue editor). He later worked as a dialogue editor on (2006), , and NBC's .
==Emmy Award nominations==
Ashley Harvey received the following Emmy Award nominations, all in the Sound Editing categories
* for (shared with Sean Callery, Steffan Falesitch, Jeff Gersh, Miguel Rivera, Stephen M. Rowe, Bill Wistrom, and Jim Wolvington)
* for (shared with Dale Chaloukian, Jeff Gersh, Masanobu Tomita, Gerry Sackman, Bill Wistrom, and Jim Wolvington)
* for (shared with Dale Chaloukian, Masanobu Tomita, Gerry Sackman, Bill Wistrom, and Jim Wolvington)
* for (shared with Dale Chaloukian, Hilda Hodges, Katherine Rose, Stephen M. Rowe, Mosanobu Tomita, Shaun Varney, Bill Wistrom, and Jim Wolvington)
* for (shared with Jon Mete, Tim Farrell, Christopher Assells, Matt Taylor, Trevor Sperry, Angelo Palazzo, Peter D. Lago, Christopher Scarabosio, , James Bailey, Alex Ullrich, and Matt Salib)
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Ashley Judd

Ashley Judd is the actress who played Robin Lefler in the fifth season episodes and .
Judd filmed her scenes for "Darmok" on Thursday on Paramount Stage 9. The call sheet for this day features a yet "uncast actress" in the role of Lieutenant Larson which later became Robin Lefler. For "The Game", she filmed her scenes between Wednesday and Tuesday and on Thursday on Paramount Stage 8 and Paramount Stage 9. Star Trek provided the medium for her first on-screen kiss in "The Game" with Wil Wheaton.
== Career ==
Judd was born in Granada Hills, California as the daughter of , and is half-sister to . Her mother and half-sister form the well-known duo "".
Since her appearance on The Next Generation, Judd has become a major star in feature films – a commonality she shares with guest star Famke Janssen, who made her debut in a later fifth season episode. Her starring credits include the films Kuffs (with Christian Slater, George De La Peña and Leon Rippy), (1996, with Kurtwood Smith), (1999, with Bruce Greenwood and Lance Spellerberg), (1999, with Genevieve Bujold), (2000), (2002, with Fionnula Flanagan), (2002, with Bruce Davison, Jude Ciccolella and John Billingsley), (2004), Kiss the Girls and Tooth Fairy (with Dwayne Johnson). She also had a major supporting role in the Divergent-trilogy (2014-2016, the second outing of which was co-written by A Time to Kills Akiva Goldsman).
She is divorced from race car driver . Judd, a Democrat, considered campaigning for the United States Senate against Republican incumbent of Kentucky in 2014, but decided in March 2013 against doing so. 
She appeared on the cover of Time magazine as a "Person of the Year" issue (2017), although not as herself alone, but as one of the "Silence Breakers", in reference to the #, which ultimately led to the downfall of not only Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein but also to that of CBS Corporation head Les Moonves.
In 2018, she was a regular on , with Michelle Forbes, 
From 2017 to 2019, she was a regular on , with Leland Orser, Tamlyn Tomita and James Cromwell.
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Ashley V. Robinson

Ashley Victoria Robinson is an entertainment professional known for her contributions to podcasting and voice acting. After previous involvement with fan films such as The Red Shirt Diaries, she later joined Roddenberry Entertainment, where she has been an occasional host for and a primary host of .
The was named after her hometown of Stratford, Ontario, as an in-joke by her husband Jason Inman, who worked on . Inman had previously been the writer/director of The Red Shirt Diaries, and the character A. Williams was named after Robinson's character from that fan series. 
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Aspiring to be Angels

The crew is trapped between an angry Klingon force and a renegade starship that attacked that Empire's outpost. 
== Background information ==
* The second chapter in the Who Killed Captain Kirk? storyline, this issue was later collected in that book.
* This was part of Peter David's first storyline as a Star Trek writer.
* The one-eyed Klingon, Kron, was named for another cycloptic character in author Peter David's Aquaman work.
=== Creators ===
* Based on Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Writer: Peter David
* Artists: 
** Tom Sutton (pencil art)
** Ricardo Villagran (inking)
** Michele Wolfman (color art)
** Helen Vesik (letter art)
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* Editor: Robert Greenberger
== Characters ==
; James T. Kirk : captain.
; Spock : Vulcan Enterprise-A exec and science officer.
; Leonard McCoy : Enterprise-A surgeon.
; Montgomery Scott : Enterprise-A chief engineer.
; Pavel Chekov : Enterprise-A security chief.
; Moron : Growth-stunted Klingon albino found on Miraud. Pocket TNG: "Strike Zone" suggests he later takes the name "Kobry" (to honor his Starfleet guardians, KOnom and Nancy BRYce).
; Kron
; Konom : Klingon Enterprise-A ensign.
; Nancy Bryce : Enterprise-A navigation ensign.
; William Bearclaw : Enterprise-A security ensign.
;Melchior : Andorian mercenary.
;Bendar : Tellarite mercenary.
;Grunt : Alien mercenary.
;Klingon survivor : Klingon used as target practice by the mercenaries. Bendar and Melchior weren't sure which one had managet to shoot him after Grunt hurled him into the air.
; M'Ress : Enterprise-A officer.
; Phil Burroughs, aka "Zair" : Captain of USS Zephyr.
== References ==
;Endicor : Zair's next destination.
; : Federation starship.
;Miraud
;USS Zephyr (NCC-1005): Federation starship. The Zephyr is only referred to as the "Renegade" in this issue. Her registry was readable off of her hull.
Assignment Earth extras casting - January 5, 1968 (podcast)

== Summary ==
:This week, The Trek Files solves a mystery 50 years in the making. Ever since Gary Seven's cat "Isis" took Human form in the episode , fans have wondered who it was on screen for just a few seconds. Rumors swirled, and as is often the case, they were wrong. Meet the newest member of the Trek family, April Tatro.
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Assignment Earth story ideas - January 1967 (podcast)

== Summary ==
:In a parallel universe, Gene Roddenberry successfully used the Star Trek episode as a backdoor pilot to launch a brand new series in the fall of . With episodes needing to be produced, Gene would rely on story editor Dorothy Fontana to narrow down suitable stories and, like Star Trek, draw from existing science fiction authors. The Trek Files welcomes back Rene Echevarria to discuss a TOS favorite and what could have been.
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Assimilation chamber

An assimilation chamber was a section on a Borg vessel where the assimilation of an individual or group of individuals into the Borg Collective was performed. ()
Assimilated individuals were brought to these chambers after being injected with nanoprobes to be fitted with their permanent implants and exo-plating. Here, individuals underwent forceful and invasive surgical procedures to remove limbs, and other body parts in preparation for receiving these implants, often while fully conscious. 
Once complete, a new drone is formed. (; )
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Assimilation², Issue 1

== Summary ==
"They said it would never happen! Nearly five decades and 1500 episodes in the making! The two greatest science-fiction properties of all time cross over for the first time in history, in STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION/DOCTOR WHO: ASSIMILATION²! When the Federation's most terrifying enemy strikes an unholy alliance with one of the Doctor's most hated antagonists, the result is devastation on a cosmic scale! Spanning the ends of space and time itself, Captain Jean-Luc Picard and the crew of the USS Enterprise find themselves joining forces with the Doctor and his companions, with the fate of the galaxy hanging in the balance! Written by Scott and David Tipton, the authors of the critically acclaimed Star Trek: Infestation, and featuring the beautiful painted artwork of J.K. Woodward (Fallen Angel), this is the adventure that both Trekkers and Whovians have waited for all their lives! Geronimo? Make it so!"
== Memorable quotes ==
"Resistance is futile!"
: - A Cyberman saying the Borg's catchphrase
"Why, we're bound to run into something unusual here! Something like that android in the pinstripe suit."
: - The Doctor, upon seeing Data
==Background information==
* This issue shipped with two general covers, two retail incentive covers, and two retail specific covers, one for Forbidden Planet, and one for Hastings.
* Stardate 45635.2 places the story between and .
* A building appears in the holographic San Francisco with a sign reading "Tom's Bakery", with a nearby street sign reading "4th". This is a reference to actor Tom Baker, who played the Fourth Doctor on Doctor Who from 1974 to 1981. 
===Creators===
* Writers:
** Scott & David Tipton with Tony Lee
* Artists: 
** J.K. Woodward (interior and cover art)
** Shawn Lee (letter art)
** Robbie Robbins (letter art)
** David Messina (alternate cover art)
** Giovanna Niro (alternate cover color art)
** Joe Corroney (alternate cover art)
* Editor: Denton J. Tipton
* Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Special thanks to Risa Kessler and John Van Citters of CBS Consumer Products, and Kate Bush, Georgie Britton, Caroline Skinner, Denise Paul, and Ed Casey at BBC Worldwide for their invaluable assistance.
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Assimilation², Issue 3

== Summary ==
"The two greatest science-fiction properties of all time cross over for the first time in history, in STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION/DOCTOR WHO: ASSIMILATION² The true horror of the Borg-Cybermen alliance has been revealed, but what course of action will Captain Picard and the Doctor agree upon? And will the Doctor's recently resurfaced memories shed new night on the dilemma?"
== Memorable quotes ==
"Hello. Can I be of assistance?" 
"Who are you." 
"I'm the Doctor. Having a little trouble with the door?" 
"You're with the research team?" 
"I've only just arrived. I'm certain I can help you out there, if you'll permit me..."
: - The Fourth Doctor introducing himself to Kirk and McCoy
"Fascinating. Gelatin confection, dusted with starch, and molded into the shape of a small child." 
: - Spock exanimating a jelly baby given to him by the Doctor
"Speaking of unexpected. Where's your doctor? If he hadn't come along when he did, we might never have ever gotten in here." 
"Our doctor? We thought he was with you!"
: - Kirk and Whitmore, on who the Doctor was and where he went
"That would make you more than a hundred years old?" 
"Don't be ridiculous, Commander. I'm nowhere near 100."
: - Riker and The Doctor, on how the Doctor could have met Kirk
==Background information==
* This issue shipped with two general covers and one retail incentive cover.
* The image for Cover B is based on a promotional poster for the movie . The cover image features the Eleventh Doctor in the place of Picard, Rory Williams in the place of Data, Amy Pond in the place of the Borg Queen, and the being replaced by the TARDIS. Also, the Borg army at the bottom of the poster is now outnumbered by the Cybermen.
* The flashback encounter between the original Enterprise crew and the Fourth Doctor on stardate 3368.5, takes place between and .
===Creators===
* Writers:
** Scott & David Tipton with Tony Lee
* Artists: 
** J.K. Woodward (interior and cover art)
** The Sharp Brothers (interior art)
** Shawn Lee (letter art)
** Elena Casagrande (alternate cover art)
** Ilaria Traversi (alternate cover color art)
* Editor: Denton J. Tipton
* Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Special thanks to Risa Kessler and John Van Citters of CBS Consumer Products, and Kate Bush, Georgie Britton, Caroline Skinner, Denise Paul, and Ed Casey at BBC Worldwide for their invaluable assistance.
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