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Principle

A principle was a rule, a law, a guideline, or a fact that governed one's conduct.
In 2371, Tom Paris mentioned that his father Owen Paris used to talk to him about the Prime Directive once a year, which Tom likened to a holiday sermon. According to Captain Kathryn Janeway, Owen Paris considered the Prime Directive to be the guiding principle of space exploration. ()
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Prior Claim

The Enterprise figures out the Ferengi have tricked them and return to the planet. Meanwhile, the landing party members are taken captive. (Part 3 of 4)
==Background information==
* This story takes place during TNG Season 4.
===Creators===
* Based on Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Writer: Peter David
* Artists:
** Pablo Marcos (interior art)
** Bob Pinaha (letter art)
** Tom McCraw (color art)
** Adam Hughes (cover pencil art)
** Karl Story (cover inking)
* Editor: Robert Greenberger
==Characters==
===Regular and recurring characters===
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===Timeline===
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Priority One: A Roddenberry Star Trek Podcast

Priority One: A Roddenberry Star Trek Podcast is a podcast that aired on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and other podcast platforms. It was hosted by , Rosko McQueen, and Elio Lleo. Launched in , Priority One released weekly episodes reporting on the state of the Star Trek multiverse.
== Summary ==
:Priority One: A Roddenberry Star Trek Podcast – your weekly report on the Star Trek Multiverse! With its first publication in , Priority One Podcast has endeavored to be a positive, informative, and forward-looking podcast that covers Star Trek, Star Trek Online, and the greater Trek multiverse. Our goal: To serve our listeners with revealing interviews and entertaining commentary.
== Production staff ==
* Hosts:
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** Rosko McQueen
** Elio Lleo
** Tony Hunter (former)
* Executive producer: Elio Lleo
* Producer: Jake Morgan
* Associate producers:
** Shane Hoover
** Thomas Reynolds
* Editor: Thomas Reynolds
* Audio editors:
** Rosko McQueen
** Daniel Stephens
** Rand Hurrle
** Brandon Parker (–)
** William Hardy
** Gray Bowers
* Video editor: Tony Hunter (former)
* Writers:
** Shane Hoover
** Thomas Reynolds
* Commander-in-Chief, Priority One Armada: Michael McDonald
* Legal: Tony Hunter
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* Chief officer: Elliot Tan
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* Science advisor: Robert Hurt
* Contributor: Michael Chen
* Web master: Lennon Rich
* Audio and technical specialist: James Skifter
* Literary reviewer: Jayce
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Priors World

Priors World was an inhabited planet in the Beta Quadrant.
==History==
In the mirror universe, after his failed coup against Emperor in the 2250s, traveled to Priors World to recruit allies. During his meeting, the attacked his ship, the . As Lorca was beaming back to the Buran, it was hit by an ion storm and the Charons torpedoes, which caused a transporter accident that shifted Lorca into the prime universe. ()
In 2259, the location of this planet was labeled on a stellar cartography chart that was seen on the 's ready room viewscreen. This planet's symbol had a color, indicating that it was affiliated with the . () 
In 2399, the location of Priors World was labeled on a Federation star chart that was in Fleet Admiral Kirsten Clancy's office at Starfleet Headquarters. The planet was in or near to Federation space. () 
In 2401, this planet's position was labeled on a star chart used by Captain William T. Riker during his attempt at finding the last known location of the . ()
In 3190, the location of Priors World was labeled on a star chart used by Commander Paul Stamets for tracking the movement of the Dark Matter Anomaly through the galaxy. ()
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===Apocrypha===
Priors World features in the 2019 Star Trek Online storyline "Rise of Discovery", expanding upon events in 2256 transpiring between and . Priors World falls to the Klingons early in the war, prompting a Starfleet response dubbed "Operation Riposte". Gabriel Lorca, commanding the USS Buran, leads Federation forces to retake the planet. However, the Klingons then mount a counteroffensive under the cover of the ion storm, during which the mirror universe Lorca arrives to assume his prime counterpart's place.
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Prisoners

No mercy – No justice – No escape! 
==Background information==
===Creators===
* Based on Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Writer: Kevin Ryan
* Artists: 
** Rachel Ketchum (pencil art)
** Mark Heike (inking)
** Ray Murtaugh (color art)
** Phil Felix (letter art)
** Jason Palmer (cover art)
* Editor: Margaret Clark
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Prisoners of Peace

A stowaway brings trouble to DS9!
Prisoners of Peace is a Pocket DS9 Young Adult novel – #3 in the series – written by John Peel. Published by Aladdin Paperbacks, it was first released in .
== Summary ==
;From the book jacket
:Life suddenly gets interesting on Deep Space Nine when a new student turns up in Jake and Nog's class, Riv Jakar, a Bajoran boy whose parents were killed by Cardassians. Riv thinks school and hanging out on the Promenade are a waste of time. Instead he is determined to join the Bajoran freedom fighters in their battle against the Cardassians.
:When Jake, Nog, and their friends Ashley and T'Ara are investigating some mysterious incidents on the station they discover a stowaway, a Cardassian girl named Kam. She is the daughter of a high-placed Cardassian official who has just shown up at Deep Space Nine with eight warships, demanding the return of his daughter.
:But Riv has other plans for Kam, and it's up to Jake and Nog to save her before Riv starts a new war.
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;Jake Sisko
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Prisoners of War?

:You may also be looking for the political term prisoner of war.
The Tabukan Syndrome
Part Three 
==Background information==
===Creators===
* Based on Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Writers: Howard Weinstein
* Artists: 
** Gordon Purcell (pencil art)
** Carlos Garzon (ink art)
** Tom McCraw (color art)
** Bob Pinaha (letter art)
** Jerome K. Moore (cover art)
* Editor: Kim Yale
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===Regular and recurring characters===
; James T. Kirk : captain.
; Leonard McCoy : Enterprise-A surgeon.
Prisoners of the Ferengi

Prisoners of the Ferengi! 
==Background information==
* This story concludes the story begun in the prior issue.
===Creators===
* Based on created by Gene Roddenberry
* Writer: Michael Jan Friedman
* Artists:
** Pablo Marcos
** Juliana Ferriter (color art)
** Bob Pinaha (letter art)
** Jerome K. Moore and Tatjana Wood (cover art)
* Editor: Robert Greenberger
==Characters==
; Jean-Luc Picard : captain.
; William T. Riker :Enterprise-D exec.
; Deanna Troi : Half-Betazoid Enterprise-D counselor.
; Worf : Klingon Enterprise-D security chief.
; Miles O'Brien : Enterprise-D transporter chief.
; Geordi La Forge : VISOR-sighted Enterprise-D chief engineer.
; Beverly Crusher : Enterprise-D surgeon.
; Wesley Crusher :Enterprise-D Conn Officer.
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Privacy

Privacy was the ability and right to protect some aspects of one's life from public scrutiny.
A common phrase was, "to speak with someone in private". ()
According to Captain Jonathan Archer, dating wasn't discouraged aboard but there wasn't a lot of privacy. He answered this to a question from Geoff Miles in 2151. ()
During the 23rd century, on Starfleet ships when particularly private conversations needed to be had, the captain could order the ship's computer to observe their privacy. ()
In 2367, the con artist styling herself as "" attempted to seduce Captain Jean-Luc Picard in his quarters. He attempted both to activate an intruder alert and to contact the 's bridge, but neither attempt was successful, and she told him that she had arranged for a bit of privacy. ()
That same year, Lieutenant Commander Geordi La Forge disconnected both the audio and visual pickups inside the Enterprise-D's conference room so that Reginald Barclay could not monitor the senior staff after he had created a neural scan interface which transferred much of his higher brain functions into the starboard computer core. ()
The Cairn, a telepathic species, did not understand the concept of privacy, as nothing among them was hidden. In 2370, when Maques detected a part of Lwaxana Troi that was "dark," her daughter Deanna Troi initially believed mistakenly that Maques was referring to privacy, not realizing that he had sensed her mother's metaconscious, in which she had suppressed her memory of her lost daughter Kestra. ()
In 2372, Lieutenant Commander Worf argued to Lieutenant Commander Jadzia Dax that Constable Odo valued his privacy and did not like to socialize. Dax thought that this was only an act, but Worf stated that it wasn't, that he told him so himself. Dax then noted that Worf was socializing with Odo when he said it. () 
During the 24th century, Federation citizens using recreational holoprograms had some expectancy of privacy. () In 2373, when Tom Paris discovered B'Elanna Torres using the program Insurrection Alpha, she asked him if he was in the habit of walking in on people's private holodeck time. He reminded her that they had a lunch date and, referencing the unusual contents of the program, stated that he had expected to find her shooting pool at Sandrine's, rather than hanging out with Seska. ()
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Probability

Probability is the chance that an event will occur given as a mathematic ratio that states the number of possible events giving one outcome in relation to a total number of similarly possible events in all outcomes. This ratio is often used in gambling to determine the odds, or the degrees of advantage or disadvantage in a competition based on previous results.
According to Leonard McCoy, in 2267, the chances of contracting Sakuro's Disease are literally "billions to one". ()
In 2269, Spock determined the probability of the Insectoid pod ship being dead at being .997 accurate. ()
After succumbing to rapid aging, caused by the polarized conductor headbands they the Enterprise landing party was forced to wear, Spock hypothesized that there was a possibility that the transporter could be used to restore the landing party to their original ages. Unfortunately, at the time, the odds were against the aged crewmembers 99.7-to-1. ()
Later that year, Spock determined the probability of Harry Mudd being found on the planet Motherlode to be 81% ± .53, which was, in his words saying: "Mudd is probably there." () 
Later yet that year, Spock determined the probability of approximately 82.5% that one of the members of the Vedala search party, assigned to find the Soul of the Skorr, was an saboteur. ()
In a tactical projection of possible future Romulan deployments along the Romulan Neutral Zone, Data determined that their ships were deployed to support a policy of confrontation designed to test Federation defenses along the Neutral Zone. With this analysis, he projected a 90% probability that they would continue to pursue this policy. ()
In 2370, an alien visiting Deep Space 9 named Cos introduced a gambling machine to Martus Mazur that was able to manipulate the laws of probability. Jadzia Dax later discovered this abnormality when she observed that the spin of over 80% of the solar neutrinos in the space station were spinning clockwise, when the given probability was that about 50% of should be spinning clockwise and the other 50% spinning counterclockwise. () 
One skill necessary for a dabo girl was being able to calculate odds in one's head quickly. Leeta confessed this to a masseur in 2373 while receiving his ministrations. ()
During the opening months of the Dominion War, Julian Bashir calculated his shipmates having a 32.7% chance of surviving the war. ()
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Probability device

A probability device was a purple, hand-held spherical object covered by angles and curves, as if fashioned from exotic seashells. The gambling device fundamentally altered the laws of probability. The nature of the device made it the ideal gambling toy, whereas those who played it and won would experience good luck, and those who lost would experience bad luck.
A person played the device by pressing a key located on the surface – winning was signified by glowing accompanied by a humming sound, losing by a whistling sound only. It was not known how to turn the device off, and its power source was assumed to be internal.
In 2370, Cos brought the gambling device to Deep Space 9 where it was acquired by Martus Mazur after Cos's death. After Quark offered to purchase the device for use in his casino, Martus realized that the device could bring him profit. He replicated several larger versions of the device and opened a competing casino, "Club Martus", across the Promenade from Quark's. Whereas the original device only affected the user, these large-scale devices affected seemingly the entire station, resulting in a plethora of bizarre coincidences and improbable accidents. It was only after Lieutenant Dax discovered an easily traceable side effect – high percentages of otherwise-equal neutrino rotations – that they were discovered to be the cause. Because Martus didn't know how to turn them off, Sisko and Dax resorted to destroying them all via phaser fire. ()
==Background information==
Originally, there were three designs for the probability machine; the handheld device (which was initially designed larger than its appearance in the final episode), the larger device created by Martus, and a four-person gambling orb for the casino. Ultimately, only the first two designs (with some elements from the third) were incorporated into the final production. (The Making of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, p. 47)
The script for "Rivals" describes the handheld version as "small, spherical, softball-sized, handheld GAMBLING DEVICE. It has a strange design, covered by curious angles and curves, as if fashioned from exotic seashells." 
The handheld version of the gambling device was sold off on the It's A Wrap! sale and auction on eBay. 
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Probasco

Probasco was a 23rd century Human Starfleet officer assigned to the as a crewmember. He shared his quarters with and Cadet Nyota Uhura.
During the Enterprises mission to Hetemit IX, Probasco, along with every other crewmember aboard the ship, were exposed to a light virus that members of the away team picked up while exploring the planet. ()
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Problem

A problem was defined as a situation or an issue that needed to be resolved or dealt with.
In 1986, time traveler Spock from 2286 was met with a problem. In order to return to the exact moment at which they left the 23rd century, Spock used their journey back through time as a reference and calculated the coefficient of elapsed time in relation to the acceleration curve, but acceleration was no longer a constant. ()
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Problem solving

Problem solving is the process of finding solutions to problems that people encountered in their lives.
In 2370, "" offered to drop Molly off at day care on his way to Ops, but Keiko O'Brien said she would take her to school instead. When "Miles" asked why, Keiko explained that she wanted to show Molly a Vulcan problem-solving educational program. In reality, Keiko was trying to keep Molly away from a replicant of Miles O'Brien. ()
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Problems of That Day (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Talking with Konstantine Anthony about the Gene Roddenberry quote "What I look forward to is some new writer, new producer, bright people that are out there someday that will take [Star Trek] and recast it, redo it, and talk about the problems of the '80s and the '90s [that day]." Read by Danny Strong.
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Process of elimination

The process of elimination was a method of determining an answer by removing other possibilities until only one remained.
It was evidenced in the saying coined by one of Spock's ancestors, "if you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth." ()
In 2267, when attempting to locate the source of a "radiated energy pulsation" coming from the planet Pollux V, Spock suggested that Hikaru Sulu use the process of elimination to determine where the power source was not. Sulu initially questioned whether the first officer really meant him to search the entire planet, but ultimately performed the task as instructed. ()
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Procyon

Procyon, also known as Procyon A, Andoria or Alpha Canis Minoris A, was the primary star of the Andorian system. It was one of two stars in a binary star system; the companion star was named Procyon B. Found within Andorian space in the Andorian sector, these Alpha Quadrant stars were approximately 11.5 light years from Sol. 
== Stellar Cartography ==
Procyon was visible from Earth in the constellation Canis Minor. 
In 2364, the location of Procyon A and Procyon B was labeled in a star chart of a stellar neighborhood with Sol at the center. This chart was stored in the library computer. Later that year, the chart was scanned by Outpost 63. (, production art; )
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=== Background information ===
A picture of a star chart supposedly used for was tweeted by Ted Sullivan on 28 November 2017. According to this map, the star Andoria was also known as Procyon, or Alpha Canis Minoris. 
Confirmation of Andoria being in the Procyon system, or Andorian system, was made in the star chart created for the episode . Unlike the earlier star chart, this one was seen in the episode. This star chart seen in Fleet Admiral Clancy's office used this label, "Procyon (Andoria)", connecting these two locations together.
In the final draft script of , the Andorian sun was said to be "powerful" and, as seen from the surface of Andoria, to radiate "brilliant sunlight with a slightly bluish hue."
The star chart naming the stars within twenty light years of Sol was drawn by Rick Sternbach for the Star Trek Spaceflight Chronology (p. 77) in the late 1970s. This chart showed Earth commercial and exploration routes after the use of warp drive began. There were no commercial or exploration routes to this system.
Information on this system was derived from the episodes and films, the reference works Star Trek: Star Charts and Stellar Cartography: The Starfleet Reference Library, and real-world sources. The reference works were used extensively in the creation of star charts seen in , , , , and . The real-world information added to the article was current as of 2025.
According to the Star Trek: Star Charts (pp. 19 & 36) and the Stellar Cartography: The Starfleet Reference Library ("Federation Historical Highlights, 2161-2385"), the two stars of the Procyon (Andoria, Alpha Canis Majoris) star system were a F-class star and an A-class star. The stars were located in Sector 006 (Andorian Sector). 
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Procyon V

Procyon V was the fifth planet in the Andorian system. Found within Andorian space in the Andorian sector, this Alpha Quadrant world was approximately 11.5 light years from Sol. 
In a possible future, the historic Battle of Procyon V was fought at this location in the 26th century, between the United Federation of Planets and the Sphere-Builders, wherein the forces of the Federation were successful in driving the Builders back into their transdimensional realm. ()
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=== Background information ===
A picture of a star chart supposedly used for was tweeted by Ted Sullivan on 28 November 2017. According to this map, the star Andoria was also known as Procyon, or Alpha Canis Minoris. 
Confirmation of Andoria being in the Procyon system, or Andorian system, was made in the star chart created for the episode . Unlike the earlier star chart, this one was seen in the episode. In the newer chart, the label "Procyon (Andoria)" was used.
=== Apocrypha ===
In the game Star Trek Online, the Procyon system is not the Andorian system but rather a system directly adjacent to it, and Procyon V is said to be one of the first exoplanets visited by Andorian space explorers.
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Prodigy "A Moral Star" Part 2 (podcast)

== Summary ==
:With The Diviner in control of the Protostar, and the crew trapped on Tars Lamora, Gwyn learns the terrible secret of her homeworld. The end of her people or the end of Starfleet hangs in the balance when goes into the Mission Log.
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Prodigy "A Tribble Called Quest" (podcast)

== Summary ==
:While searching for supplies to restart the ship's proto-core, the crew visit a planet overrun by oversized tribbles. Rok-Tahk helps solve the problem with her scientific expertise, but not without an unexpected variable along the way. Char and Marina "Rok out" to in this episode of Mission Log: Prodigy.
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Prodigy "Into The Breach" Part 1 (podcast)

== Summary ==
:The wait is over. Season two of is finally here! Char and Marina are diving right in with their in-depth analysis of . We catch up with our crew, take a tour of the newly christened Voyager-A, and embark on a new mission that has a few secrets Dal is determined to unlock.
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Prodigy "Is There In Beauty No Truth?" (podcast)

== Summary ==
:While searching for the Protostar, the Infinity and her crew encounter a planet of noncorporeal beings who offer to replace Zero's broken containment suit with a physical body. The experience of life through touching and feeing with a corporeal body is everything Zero has ever wanted, but is it too good to be true? Char and Marina discuss how this episode beautifully pairs with episode seven, , as they analyze .
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Prodigy "Lost & Found" (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Mission Log kicks off coverage of the first episode of with a look at . After meeting the characters and the , Norman and Ashley look for the messages we can learn from the new crew.
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Prodigy "Observer's Paradox" (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Confined to quarters after their failed mission, the kids must escape the EMH's watchful eye and decode a mysterious message left with Murf. Char and Marina do a deep-dive into the rich Trek lore built into , celebrate the importance of Cetacean Ops in the story, and more!
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Prodigy "Ouroboros" Part II (podcast)

== Summary ==
:With Asencia defeated, the crew must face one more challenge before the Protostar returns to Tars Lamora: The Loom. However, the adventure is far from over once they complete their mission. Char and Marina break down the season two finale, , in this episode of Mission Log: Prodigy.
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Prodigy "Ouroboros" Part I (podcast)

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:Asencia unleashes her most powerful weapon yet in her attack on the Federation in , and it takes everyone's full effort to defeat her and fix the timeline. Char and Marina take a look at how every character contributes small victories that build toward the whole in this installment of Mission Log: Prodigy.
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Prodigy "Supernova" Part 1 (podcast)

== Summary ==
:The Protostar crew's race to somehow save the Federation has run out of time; the is under enemy control, Admiral Janeway is confined to the brig, and it seems that nothing will stop the Diviner's plan from reaching its conclusion. goes into the Mission Log.
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