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Reboot

Reboot was a term in computing for the process of restarting a working computer. 
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In 3188, after her red angel suit was damaged in a midspace collision, Michael Burnham requested a full system reboot from the suit's computer. As she descended to the surface of Hima, the computer kept saying, "Rebooting", as the process was occurring. Seconds from impacting the surface, the reboot completed with Burnham regaining control over the suit and softening her crash landing. () 
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Recessive gene

A recessive gene was a type of gene that would not manifest unless two copies were present. For example, in Human-Skagaran hybrids, the Skararan cranial genes were recessive, meaning that a hybrid with only 1/4th Skagaran ancestry would look Human. ()
Within the Borg Collective, access to Unimatrix Zero was controlled by a recessive genetic mutation. ()
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Recklessness

Recklessness was deliberate lack of concern for the consequences of one's actions.
while talking with Captain James T. Kirk about the Excalbians, Abraham Lincoln said to him, "We must first convince them that they have provoked us to recklessness. James, I do not mean to presume upon your authority. What I propose is that I circle around to their rear while you two provide a frontal assault. It should be sufficiently violent to cover whatever I do." ()
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Recluse

A recluse was an individual who lived apart from society by choice.
In 2269, Nyota Uhura described the purchaser of planet Holberg 917G, Mr. Brack as "a wealthy financier and recluse." ()
In 2364, the Jarada were considered, by William T. Riker, to be "a reclusive, insect-like race known for its idiosyncratic attitude towards protocol." ()
Prior to the 's visit to Kaelon II in 2367, Captain Jean-Luc Picard informed Ambassador Lwaxana Troi that their upcoming mission was "something of a rather delicate situation" on account of the fact that it was "the first real contact with a rather reclusive race," known as the Kaelon. ()
In a 2370 discussion between Beverly Crusher and Jean-Luc Picard about the inclusion of only half of planet Kesprytt's people into the Federation, Crusher pointed out that the considered half, the Kes, were "a very unified, very progressive people." Picard, however, countered that "the Prytt are not. They are reclusive to the point of xenophobia." ()
=== See also ===
* Hermit
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Recollection

Recollection was the act of retrieving specific details and contextual information associated with a past event.
In 2269, Doctor Leonard McCoy noted in his medical log that, "Captain Kirk and First Officer Spock were rescued 48 hours ago. They have no recollection of what happened to them after they were attacked, but medical examinations show an unidentified substance in the bloodstream has affected their entire metabolism and changed them into water-breathers." ()
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Record

A record was a document or log that contained data.
Many organizations or cultures appointed a record keeper who specialized in maintaining particular types of information. (; )
Odo observed that Humans particularly liked to keep records. ()
== See also ==
* Computer record
* Enrollment record
* Family record
* Medical record
* Personnel file
* Police record
* Printout
* Record tape
* Report
* Requisition record
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Recreational activities

A list of recreation activities by species.
==Bajoran==
* Prayko
* Springball
==Cardassian==
* Kotra
* Cardassian pinochle
==Ferengi==
* Dabo
* Tongo
==Human==
* Anbo-jyutsu
* Baccarat
* Baseball
* Basketball
* Billiards
* Bingo
* Blackjack
* Boxing
* Caber toss
* Chess
* Computer game
* Darts
* Fencing
* Football (American football)
* Freeze tag
* 
* Gin rummy
* Go
* Golf
* Hide and seek
* Hockey
* Hopscotch
* Horseback riding
* Hoverball
* Hydrosailing
* Ion surfing
* Kayaking
* Light cube table
* Orbital skydiving
* Parrises squares
* Poker
* Pool
* Racquetball
* Skydiving
* Soccer (football)
* Three-dimensional chess
* Tennis
* Terrace
* 
* Video game
* Water polo
==Klingon==
* Bat'leth competition
* B'aht Qul challenge
* Qa'vak
==Vulcan==
* Kal-toh
* Vulcan chess
==Wadi==
* Chula
==Other==
* Altonian brain teaser
* Arena games
* Barokie
* Dom-jot
* Double-jack
* Durotta
* Fizzbin
* Holodeck programs
* Hunting
** Royal hunt
* Jokarian chess
* Juro Counterpunch
* Kadis-kot
* Kalevian montar
* Karo-net
* Ktarian game
* Laser duel
* Octran fertility contest
* Pornography
* Radio program
* Roladan Wild Draw
* Strategema
* Television
** Cartoon
** Television program
* Twenty questions
* Tsunkatse
* Vajhaq
==See also==
* Championship
* Competition
* Final
* Sports team
* Tournament
* Unnamed recreational activities
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Recruitment

Recruitment was the process of actively seeking out, finding and hiring candidates for a specific job. The recruitment definition includes the inception to the individual joining the organization as new member who is called a recruit.
D'Vana Tendi decided to become a recruit for Starfleet after visiting a recruitment booth. (LD: "Reflections")
In 2255 of the alternate reality, Captain recruited to enlist into Starfleet at Riverside, Iowa. This was a surprise to Kirk, who told Pike he must have been way behind on his recruiting quota for the month. ()
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Recruitment booth

A recruitment booth was a small temporary structure used by organizations to promote themselves and attract potential new recruits. Such booths were typically gathered together in fairs to give prospective applicants many to choose from.
D'Vana Tendi decided to join Starfleet from visiting a recruitment booth.
In 2381, a recruitment fair was held at the commuter's market outside the on Tulgana IV, which included booths from Starfleet, the Collectors Guild, the Independent Archaeologists Guild, the Wadi, outpost scientists, and conspiracy truthers. Ensigns Beckett Mariner and Brad Boimler were assigned to work the Starfleet booth, where they were heckled relentlessly by Petra Aberdeen and others. Boimler eventually lost his temper and went on a rampage, destroying several other booths as Mariner fruitlessly attempted to get him to return to the Starfleet booth, though his display of confidence sparked increased interest in Starfleet. It later emerged that Aberdeen had engineered the incident as a distraction so that she could rob the nearby Museum of Antiquities for the stolen Grand Nagus' staff and return it to Ferenginar. ()
== See also ==
* Recruiting speech
Category:Infrastructure
Red-Headed League

The Red-Headed League was a fictional organization that employed Jabez Wilson in the Sherlock Holmes short story "The Red-Headed League".
In 2365, Data, while masquerading on the holodeck as Sherlock Holmes, noticed a bell cord hanging in front of the door of the home of the Red-Headed League shortly after witnessing a thieving boy running away, and, from these three things, was able to deduce that Wilson was the intended target of a murder. ()
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Red Directive

A Red Directive was a 32nd century Starfleet term for a mission of the utmost urgency and sensitivity. The secrecy of a Red Directive could supersede even the authority of Starfleet's commander in chief. Red Directive briefings were conducted inside the Infinity Room. ()
During his career, Captain Rayner had participated in seven Red Directives, four of them as the lead. ()
In 3191, Doctor Kovich dispatched Captain Michael Burnham and on a Red Directive mission to retrieve Doctor Vellek's findings regarding an ancient Progenitor technology of immense power. After Burnham found the technology and decided to place it out of reach beyond the event horizon of a black hole, Kovich informed her that the Red Directive had been officially closed. All records would be classified, and no one would ever know that the Progenitor technology ever existed. ()
When Burnham asked for Kovich's real name, he told her that it was "a bit of a Red Directive", before revealing his identity to be Agent . ()
Several weeks later, Burnham and Cleveland Booker accepted a new Red Directive mission from Kovich. ()
Decades later, Discovery was returned to its 23rd century configuration for its final mission, a Red Directive that involved waiting nearly a thousand years in deep space for Craft. Before taking the ship out, Burnham promised Zora that Starfleet would eventually return for her. (; )
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Red Directive (aftershow)

"Red Directive" is the 99th episode of , and the first produced for DIS Season 5, covering the first two episodes, and .
It is the eighty-second episode of The Ready Room hosted by Wil Wheaton. The episode's studio guest was Doug Jones.
== Summary ==
:Doug Jones (Saru) talks about his character's journey over the years and teaches host Wil Wheaton () how to walk like a Kelpien.
:Plus, get an in-depth look at 's final season's connection to Star Trek: The Next Generation.
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Red Lady (code name)

"Red Lady" was a code name given to the Rachel Garrett statue that was due to be dedicated in a ceremony during the pre-Frontier Day recruitment drive that took place in 2401, at the site of a Starfleet Recruitment building in District Seven on M'talas Prime.
The name was first leaked by an Orion dealer to Raffaela Musiker, shortly before the event, in regards to a rumor he had heard on how "something's going down with the Red Lady", in connection with Operation: Daybreak, an investigation of the theft of experimental quantum tunneling tech from the Daystrom Station. 
Unsure if the Red Lady was a person or an organization, Musiker researched the term, initially believing it to be "a buyer or seller", before eventually ruling those prospects out. She made twenty-three search attempts against the term referring to a ship, before ruling that out as well. Musiker then focused on the term as a target, while noting all big upcoming events, before focusing on the upcoming Frontier Day event and observing an image of the red Garrett statue. 
After learning of the location, she flew there and attempted to contact Starfleet, but was too late to stop a terror attack that obliterated the site. ()
An image of the statue appeared in Commander Ro Laren's undercover research implicated as being compromised by suspected Changeling infiltration into Starfleet, as it was included in the data files hidden on her Bajoran earring, she had managed to get to Admiral Jean-Luc Picard shortly before her death. ()
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Red Level Down

== Summary ==
:The all-new origin stories of the Enterprise crew conclude with this special issue that focuses on TWO Trek Stalwarts: and ! Witness their first meeting at Starfleet Academy, and learn how their paths intertwined all the way to the bridge of the Enterprise! Overseen by Trek writer/producer Roberto Orci, this issue sets the stage for Sulu and Chekov's new adventures in the blockbuster film sequel!
== Background information ==
* The title of the story was captioned "Red Level Down" in the original issue of the comic's story. For the paperback collection, the title was removed as a caption but placed above the cover page.
=== Creators ===
* Writers:
** Mike Johnson 
* Artists:
** Claudia Balboni (interior art, pp. 1-11)
** Luca Lamberti (interior art, pp. 12-22)
** Erica Durante (inking art)
** Arianna Florean (color art)
** Claudia SGC (color supervisor)
** Tom B. Long (letter art)
** Tim Bradstreet (cover art)
* Editor:
** Scott Dunbier
* Creative consultant: Roberto Orci
* Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Special thanks to Risa Kessler and John Van Citters at CBS Consumer Products.
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Red herring

A red herring was a metaphor-derived literary device that intentionally misled the audience to form a false conclusion detracting from the relevant of a story. 
While the crew of tried to determine the location of the yet unknown Azati Prime in 2153 from Degra, who eventually revealed that his family was on a colony near a red giant, mused that "this red giant might be a red herring. He only told you his family was living near one of these stars. We don't know that the weapon is there." ()
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Red velvet cake

Red velvet cake was a multi-layered chocolate cake with a reddish filling and white cream cheese icing from Earth.
In 2399, Doctor Agnes Jurati ate a piece of red velvet cake, which she described to Cristóbal Rios and Raffaela Musiker as being "the size of a Borg cube" after she had thrown it up. ()
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Redaction

Redaction was the act of blacking out or making unavailable portions of files due to the classified nature of them.
In 2257 of the mirror universe, Michael Burnham noted that a file regarding the 's presence in the mirror universe was redacted. ()
Portions of a 2367 war damage report on the were redacted. ()
The star system where William Boimler was invited to join Section 31 was redacted on screen. ()
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Redemption and Redemption II (podcast)

== Summary ==
:The Klingon Empire is on the verge of civil war! Gowron is set to take command of the Klingon High Council, though he is challenged by a surprise son of Duras. But these episodes are full of surprises: Tasha Yar has a Romulan daughter! Worf quits Starfleet! Guinan is a sharpshooter! Danger lurks around every celestial body when we put and in the Mission Log.
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Redshirt's Little Book of Doom

Redshirt's Little Book of Doom is a book from Insight Editions. Written by Robb Pearlman and illustrated by Anna-Maria Jung, it was released on .
== Summary ==
;Solicitation blurb
:Star Trek: Redshirt's Little Book of Doom casts a wry, satirical, and reverential eye on one of the most popular and well-loved television and film franchises of all time.
:It's common knowledge that if a Star Trek character is wearing a red shirt, chances are he's going to die. But there are so many other ways red shirt-wearers can be humiliated. By mining the humorous depths of Star Treks most popular in-jokes – that anyone wearing a red shirt is doomed – this book chronicles the many ways one Starfleet officer's day can be ruined.
:Poor Red Shirt just can't catch a break. Whether he's dealing with real-life problems we all face like accidentally mixing whites with colors or being stuck sitting behind a very tall Gorn in a movie theater or trying out a standup comedy routine in front of an audience of surly Klingons, our hapless hero faces a universe-sized number of obstacles.
:Featuring hilarious illustrations and witty gags that both pop culture fans and Star Trek fans will adore, Star Trek: Redshirt's Little Book of Doom is a fresh new take on one of the most beloved sci-fi sagas of all time.
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Reductions & Deductions

Worf and Deanna face a DEADline…
… from Q! 
==Background information==
===Creators===
* Based on created by Gene Roddenberry
* Writer:
** Michael Jan Friedman
* Artists: 
** Pablo Marcos (interior art)
** Rick Taylor (color art)
** Bob Pinaha (letter art)
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* Editor: Alan Gold
==Characters==
; Jean-Luc Picard : captain.
; William T. Riker :Enterprise-D exec.
; Beverly Crusher : Enterprise-D surgeon.
; Data : Android Enterprise-D operations officer.
; Geordi La Forge : VISOR-sighted Enterprise-D chief engineer.
; Wesley Crusher : Teenage acting ensign.
; Worf : Klingon Enterprise-D security chief.
; Deanna Troi : Half-Betazoid Enterprise-D counselor.
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Redwood

The Redwood was a Federation Type 6A shuttlecraft that was in service to Starfleet in the late 24th century, attached to the . 
In 2380, this shuttle was in the shuttlebay of the Cerritos when Ensign D'Vana Tendi arrived on the ship. ()
In 2382, the Redwood was damaged by crossfire during the shape war between the s and s. ()
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Reed Birney

Reed Birney is an actor who played Luq in the second season episode .
Birney co-starred with Jason Isaacs in (2021) and had a supporting role in (2022). He is also known for his recurring roles in the series Gossip Girl (2007-09, with Wallace Shawn), House of Cards (2013-17, with Reg E. Cathey, Maryann Plunkett, Jimmi Simpson, Benito Martinez, Ralph Byers, Shawn Doyle, John Jarvis, and Kenneth Tigar), (2014-15, with Thomas Kopache and Hélène Cardona), (2018-22, with Rachel Nichols, Sean Meldrum, Craig Henry, and Steve Rizzo), and Home Before Dark (2021-22, with Michael Greyeyes, Lindy Booth, Sharon Lawrence, Scott Lawrence, Adrian Holmes, and Damon Runyan).
He also appeared in guest roles on series such as (with Johnny Haymer), Tales from the Crypt (with John Kassir), From the Earth to the Moon (with Clint Howard, Kieran Mulroney, Conor O'Farrell, and Alan Ruck), (starring Mariska Hargitay and Michelle Hurd), (starring Jana Marie Hupp, with Mike Starr), (with Rebecca Wisocky), (with Stephen Root), (starring Len Cariou), (starring Keith Carradine, with Bebe Neuwirth and Keone Young), Chicago Med (with Maryann Plunkett), The Americans, The Handmaid's Tale (with Bahia Watson, Jordana Blake, and Victoria Goodman), and (with Alan Ruck and Stephen Root).
Other film credits include (2003), (2008, with Gattlin Griffith, Ric Sarabia, and Scott Leva, written by J. Michael Straczynski), Morning Glory (2010), Adult World (2013), In Your Eyes (2014), and Lost Girls (2020).
Birney is also an accomplished stage actor who appeared in the Broadway plays "Casa Valentina" and "The Humans" and off-Broadway in "Man from Nebraska" and "1984". He won the 2016 Tony Award for Best Performance by an Actor in a Featured Role in a Play for "The Humans".
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Reed family

The Reed family was an Earth family of British descent.
Upon hearing that Malcolm Reed would go back in time to 1588 if he could pick any time, as it was the year England defeated the Spanish Armada, felt sure that one of Reed's ancestors was involved. ()
Several generations of this family served in the Royal Navy on Earth, including Malcolm Reed's father and paternal grandfather, the latter of whom served as an ordnance officer. ()
His great uncle, an aquaphobe, served as chief engineer aboard the submarine . On a routine patrol, his ship struck a mine left over from a previous world war. As the ship was stuck under an ice shelf, he sealed himself in the engine room, where he kept the reactor online for long enough for his crewmates to escape. When pinned onto the 's hull by a Romulan mine, Reed recounted this story to Captain Archer. ()
Hoshi Sato once contacted Malcolm's uncle Archie and his two unmarried aunts, in an attempt to find out what food Malcolm liked to eat. Unfortunately, none were able to give her an answer. ()
Malcolm Reed was the first member of his family to join Earth Starfleet. ()
As of an alternate timeline 2154 where was stranded in 2037, Reed's family line ended with him, much to his dismay. He felt certain that on a ship that size, he should have been able to find someone. Hoshi Sato reminded him that only a third of the crew of Enterprise were women, so he ought not to take it personally that he was one of likely many bachelors left over. ()
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* An unnamed grandfather
** Stuart Reed, father of Malcolm and Madeline
*** Mary Reed, wife to Stuart
**** Malcolm Reed, son of Stuart and Mary
**** Madeline Reed, daughter of Stuart and Mary
** Archie Reed, uncle to Malcolm and Madeline
** An unidentified aunt
** An unidentified aunt
** , aunt to Malcolm and Madeline
* An unidentified great-uncle
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Rees Vaughn

Rees Vaughn was the actor who played Latimer in the first season episode . 
Vaughn was born in Berwick, Pennsylvania and graduated from Berwick Area High School in 1953. He earned a Bachelor of Science in philosophy from Lafayette College in Easton, Pennsylvania, where he also minored in drama. He then moved to New York City, where he studied acting and performed in off-Broadway productions. Following a brief stint in the US Army, during which he served in Germany, Vaughn headed to Los Angeles to continue his acting career.
He made his television debut in 1962, appearing in the Alfred Hitchcock Presents episode "The Big Kick", written by Robert Bloch. He subsequently appeared on such programs as The Alfred Hitchcock Hour (including an episode with Rex Holman, Joseph Ruskin, and Lawrence Tierney), (1963, written by Gene L. Coon and featuring Brian Keith), (working with Paul Carr and Paul Comi), (with Frank Overton, Harry Townes, and Anthony Zerbe), and CBS' .
Vaughn's sole feature film credit is 1965's The Playground, in which he had the lead role. His last on-screen work was in the 1970 TV movie House on Greenapple Road, which also featured Tim O'Connor, Paul Fix, Joanne Linville, Ned Romero, and William Windom. His appearance on Star Trek was his final episodic television work.
After House on Greensapple Road, Vaughn left acting and returned to school, earning a Bachelor of Arts degree in education. He received certification as a teacher and, for a brief time, he taught school in Maryland. He later returned to acting, performing with various California stock companies. On 23 February 2010, Vaughn died in his sleep at his home in San Diego, California, at the age of 74. 
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Reference

A reference was a mention of a specific event, place, or person.
In 2259, it was noted that Brad Boimler and Beckett Mariner's references to events such as the Bell Riots were "weirdly specific". ()
In 2269, Spock could find no reference to skin mottling as a symptom of Borgia plant ingestion. ()
In 2369, Jadzia Dax asked Deep Space 9's computer to compile a database of all historical references to orbs and other unexplained phenomena in Bajoran space. ()
== See also ==
* Reference Services
* Referral
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Reflex

A reflex, also known as reflex action or physical reflex, was an automatic neurological response to outside stimuli.
In 2267, Doctor Leonard McCoy found the reflexes of colonists from Omicron Ceti III to be perfect. ()
Later that year, due to the reduction of his reflexes, Spock declined command of the in Captain Kirk's stead while suffering from premature aging. ()
== Types ==
* Autonomic reflex
* Choking reflex
* Cognitive reflex
* Defense reflex
* Gag reflex
* Physical reflex
* Shivering
* Sneeze
* Yawn
== See also ==
* Reaction time
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Reformed Criminal (podcast)

== Summary ==
:It's , and Gene, still writing as Robert Wesley, returns to the police drama with "Reformed Criminal", an early episode of the '50s TV mainstay Highway Patrol.
:Guest-starring Mark Pracht as Detective Dan Mathews and Scott Martin as Mr. Morse.
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; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; Mr. Morse; ; , Rev.; ; 
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