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Mission Montreal (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Montreal ComicCon celebrated Star Treks 50th anniversary with on-stage appearances by Kate Mulgrew, Nichelle Nichols, William Shatner, and Brent Spiner. We bring you the highlights, including Mulgrew's thoughts on Janeway's significance, her upcoming book, and what she'd like to see in a new Star Trek series.
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Mission of Mercy

== Summary ==
== Background information ==
* This issue was originally intended to be #20, but was pushed up to 19 for varying reasons. 
=== Creators ===
* Based on Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry 
* Writer: Dan Mishkin
* Artists:
** Ken Penders (pencil art, cover art)
** Arne Starr (inking)
** Joseph Allen (letter art)
** Mike Heilemann (color design)
** Violent Hues with Janice Wismar (interior color)
** Renee Pulve (cover color art)
* Editors:
** Mark Paniccia
** Clarissa Manansala (asst. editor)
== Characters ==
=== Regular and recurring characters ===
; Benjamin Sisko : Commanding officer of Deep Space 9.
; Kira Nerys : First officer aboard Deep Space 9, and Bajoran liaison to Starfleet.
; Julian Bashir : Chief medical officer aboard DS9.
; Odo : Changeling chief of security aboard DS9.
; Jadzia Dax : Trill science officer aboard DS9.
; Miles O'Brien : Chief of operations aboard DS9.
; Quark : Ferengi businessman and owner of Quark's located on the station's Promenade.
== References ==
Deep Space 9
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Mission race

A mission race or second contact race was an off-the-cuff suggestion made by Captain Carol Freeman on behalf of the crew of the against Vice Admiral Les Buenamigo's automated starship, . 
Conducted in 2381, it was a "multi-planet mission, timed and judged." Details included making repairs at Galardon, installing an outpost on LT-358, and resupplying Ockmenic 9.
Although the Aledo technically won, its failure to follow up on potential signs of life on LT-358, a violation of the Prime Directive, gave Freeman an avenue to disqualify it. Even without this flaw, the point became moot when Ensign Sam Rutherford realized that the artificial intelligence used in the class was dangerously emotionally unstable and prone to patricidal impulses, making the class unfit for any Starfleet service, never mind second contact. Buenamigo responded to this by granting the Aledo full autonomy with the intent of having the Cerritos destroyed under the guise of the Cerritos having attacked the Aledo first in response to losing the race, leading to an attack on Douglas Station that killed Buenamigo and led to the destruction of the vessels at the hands of the Cerritos and the rest of the California-class fleet. ()
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Mist

Mist was produced from the air's humidity when the dew point was reached and microdroplets of water or ice were suspended.
In 2267, Boma was unable to see the Taurus II anthropoids through the mist, but Spock could. ()
In 2269, Leonard McCoy described the mists surrounding as being similar to a macromorphase enzyme, warning that they'd be digested if the shields went down. ()
Later that year, after the swoopers got sprayed with a chemical sprayer used by James T. Kirk, he believed that the creatures were waiting for the mist to clear. ()
In 2367, Beverly Crusher asked 's main computer what the mist she was seeing around the starship was. The computer replied, "Sensors indicate it to be a mass energy field seven hundred and five meters in diameter". ()
In 2373, Korenna Mirell described the beauty of the Danius Cliffs, saying, "You'll know what beautiful truly means when you stand on the cliffs on a rainy morning and watch the raindrops turn to mist when they hit the molten sea." ()
Mist could also be a metaphorical representation of obscurity. According to Gul Dukat, "Joining the Dominion will save billions of lives and keep the Federation from fading into the mists of history." ()
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Mistress of the Winter Constellations

Mistress of the Winter Constellations was a hereditary title held by a senior female member of House Tendi, one of the most powerful families in the Orion Syndicate. It evoked substantial respect and fear from ordinary Orions, as the Mistress was inevitably a fearsome warrior and battle commander. Many Orions knew the current Mistress' identity, though this was not universal. ()
Astrea Tendi was the Mistress during the mid-23rd century. ()
D'Vana Tendi was the Mistress during the late 24th century. She continued to hold this title even after she left the Syndicate to join Starfleet. D'Vana leveraged the prospect of the Mistress returning to House Tendi to bargain with her sister D'Erika for a battleship in 2381. ()
Under Orion law, the Mistress was required to personally train her successor for the first fourteen years of her life. For this reason, D'Erika concealed her pregnancy from D'Vana in 2382, knowing that her child would be the next Mistress but that D'Vana desired to return to Starfleet. ()
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Mitchell Danton

Mitchell R. Danton is a former stuntman and stunt actor who performed stunts in several episodes of , , and . He received no credit for his appearances but was identified by call sheets. A Klingon belt worn by him in the episode "Redemption" was later sold off on the web. 
Danton is the younger brother of stuntman, actor, and director Steve Danton and both are sons to director and actress . He grew up watching his father at work and later attended the USC School of Cinema/Television where he graduated in 1990. Since then, Danton has been working as film editor on television series which earned him four Primetime Emmy Award nominations for his work on the reality show Survivor between 2001 and 2005 and a Primetime Emmy Award in the category Outstanding Single Camera Picture Editing for a Miniseries or a Movie in 2007 and an Eddie Award from the American Cinema Editors in the category Best Edited Miniseries or Motion Picture for Commercial Television in 2007 for his work on the television mini-series The Path to 9/11.
As actor and stuntman, Danton worked on (1977), The Immortalizer (1989, with George Colucci), (1992, with stunts by Chuck Borden, George Colucci, B.J. Davis, Chris Doyle, Ken Lesco, Irving Lewis, Rosine "Ace" Hatem, Dan Koko, Gene LeBell, Tom Morga, Frank Orsatti, Lynn Salvatori, and stunt coordinator Dennis Madalone), (1994, with Nick Dimitri, Chuck Borden, Red Horton, Sonia McDancer, Chuck Madalone, Joe Murphy, Mark Riccardi, and Patricia Tallman), and (1996, with Kelsey Grammer, Jackson Sleet, Andrew English, Steve Giralo, Danny Nero, Adrian Tafoya, and stunts by Dan Barringer, Eddie Braun, Gary Guercio, and Julius LeFlore).
Among his work as editor are episodes of (1993-2000), (1995), (1996-97), (1997), (2000-01), American Idol (2002), (2001-03), 10-8: Officers on Duty (2003-04), (2004-2005), (2007), In Plain Sight (2008), In Gayle We Trust (2010), (2012), Survivor (2001-12), (2012-17), Siren (2018), Absentia (2019), and FBI: Most Wanted (2020).
== Star Trek appearances ==
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Mitchell Ryan

Mitchell Ryan was the actor from Louisville, Kentucky, USA who portrayed Kyle Riker in the second season episode . Earlier, he was a contender for the role of Captain Jean-Luc Picard, but the role was ultimately given to Patrick Stewart. 
He was known for his appearances in and as well as for his role as Burke Devlin on the 1960s cult serial Dark Shadows, which also featured Next Generation guest star Kathryn Leigh Scott. Ryan starred as Hugh Hefner opposite Bibi Besch and Jim Boeke in Death of a Centerfold: The Dorothy Stratten Story, which was directed by Gabrielle Beaumont. And he appeared with Marianna Hill and Billy Curtis in the 1973 Clint Eastwood film High Plains Drifter.
In 1993 he appeared in with Ben Lemon, Miguel Ferrer, Martin Sheen and Brenda Bakke. He appeared again with Lemon in (1997, with Anne Haney, Eric Pierpoint, Randy Oglesby, and Chip Mayer). He is also best known for his performance as Dr. Terence Wynn in (1995, with J.C. Brandy, Kim Darby, George Wilbur, Alan Echeverria, and music by Alan Howarth).
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Mitena Haro

Mitena Haro was the assumed name of an alien in the guise of a Bolian female. The unnamed alien species kidnapped Captain Jean-Luc Picard, a Mizarian named Kova Tholl, and a Chalnoth named Esoqq – replacing them with replicas – as part of a maze experiment to study the nature of authority. 
While in disguise as Haro, the alien claimed to be a first year cadet at Starfleet Academy. She also stated her best area of study to be impulse propulsion systems, with a particular interest in field coils. She followed Picard's orders and worked with the others in opening the door. She also contributed to suspicion that Tholl might be working with the captors, but defended Picard when he was accused. 
She blew her cover by mentioning his mission to Mintaka III and the Phyrox plague eradication, events which were unlikely and impossible for her (in that order) to know. When Picard confronted her, she turned back into her native form. ()
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Mixtus II

Mixtus II was the inhabited second planet in its system.
In 2380, the orbit of Mixtus III's fifth moon began to decay, threatening to impact the surface and cause catastrophic, if not apocalyptic, damage. The planet's inhabitants requested assistance from the , who dispatched the and to carry out a controlled demolition of the unstable moon.
Despite the danger the moon posed to Mixtus III, a wealthy representative from Mixtus II insisted that the moon should not be destroyed because it blocked pollution from Mixtus III that would otherwise land on his planet. This delayed the demolition until Captain Carol Freeman of the Cerritos discovered that Mixtus II was only inhabited by the representative and his wife. Freeman immediately ordered the moon to be imploded, which, despite the representative's protest, was carried out without incident. ()
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Mixtus inhabitant

The inhabitants of Mixtus II and Mixtus III were a species of humanoids who had purple- or red-colored skin, four webbed fingers – including a thumb – on each hand, and one or two s on their heads. The vast majority of the species lived on Mixtus III and its seven moons, while Mixtus II was inhabited solely by a single wealthy couple in 2380. Jet Manhaver referred to them as "some purple people."
In that year, the fifth moon of Mixtus III entered a decaying orbit, threatening to collide with the planet and destroy its population. The inhabitants requested aid from the , who sent the and the to safely demolish the moon. Despite some pushback from communities that venerated, inhabited, or otherwise relied on the moon, a compromise was eventually reached with only the Mixtus II husband – who lost all credibility upon accidentally revealing the true extent of his "civilization" – dissatisfied, and the moon was destroyed. Soon thereafter, the resultant lunar debris was dispersed using orbital platforms to form a new ring system around Mixtus III.
This species was known to use flooring in their homes. ()
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* Mixtus inhabitants
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Mo Moteh

Mo Moteh was a term referenced in the Tamarian language metaphorical phrase, "Kadir beneath Mo Moteh".
In 2368, after Captain Jean-Luc Picard of the greeted a Tamarian deep space cruiser, which left the latter crew clueless as to what was said, the first officer uttered this phrase to Captain Dathon. 
Later, on El-Adrel IV, when Picard made an attempt at emulating the Tamarian language, the words meant nothing to Dathon and he uttered this phrase to himself. ()
In 2382, a parallel universe version of Lieutenant junior grade Kayshon also utilized this phrase, which angered his prime universe counterpart enough to attack him. ()
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Mo Palmera

Ensign Mo Palmera was a Starfleet officer who lived during the late 24th century. In 2381, they served aboard the under Captain Carol Freeman.
During that year, their name was on a list that Dr. T'Ana gave to Ensign D'Vana Tendi containing crewmembers that had avoided their annual physical exam for Tendi to find. Palmera was the first Tendi successfully tracked down and scanned. (, )
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Moan

A moan was a sound made to express pain or annoyance.
In 2372, Quark mistakenly attributed an ear-infection-ridden Rom's moans of pain to annoyance over the Bajoran Time of Cleansing, which had curtailed business at Quark's, saying, "No use moaning about it." () 
In 2374, Kathryn Janeway recalled hearing the low moaning sound of an injured Cardassian soldier while fighting in the Cardassian border conflict. Her commanding officer, moved by the sound of the poor man, ordered her and an ensign to rescue him. ()
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Model HB-88

The Model HB-88 was a 29th century Federation timeship. 
== History ==
One of these craft, the Aeon, was inadvertently acquired by a 20th century Human named Henry Starling. Starling found the craft in the High Sierras on Earth, as Captain Braxton, the ship's original commander, had to transport out before the ship crashed. Starling went on to use the future technology found aboard the ship to advance the Computer Age of late 20th century, and create Chronowerx Industries. ()
== Technical data ==
The Model HB-88 was essentially a small one-pilot craft equipped with a form of temporal drive that utilized rifts in the space-time continuum to travel through time. The timeship generated temporal rifts by initiating a temporal inversion from its temporal navigation system, an act which had the effect of powering the ship's temporal field generator. Once the ship's temporal core reached cascade potential, it was possible to open a rift to a specified time and place. The Model HB-88 was armed with a subatomic disruptor energy weapon capable of breaking apart the molecular structure of its target. discovered that 24th century phaser fire had little-to-no effect. It also possessed the ability to travel at "regular" warp speeds as well, and was equipped with hyper-impulse drive. ()
== Ships commissioned ==
* Aeon
== Appendices ==
=== Background information ===
The Aeon was described in the final draft of the "Future's End" script, dated , as a "vessel" that appeared as "a sleek, black, thing triangle, half the size of a shuttle. It looks like a curved, obsidian spear-head – small but striking."
The Aeon was designed by Rick Sternbach and was based on a single-seater fighter with elements from the stealth program. His original concept featured an ejectable cockpit, but the feature could not be matched to the final set piece. The final design was rescaled with a larger cockpit to shrink the vessel's overall size. 
(Star Trek Voyager: A Celebration, p. 211)
The model designation "HB-88" is a reference to the jet-car HB-88 from the movie The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the Eighth Dimension!.
=== Further reading ===
*Star Trek: The Official Starships Collection, issue 87, 2016
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Modern Sound

Modern Sound is a sound production company that has performed post-production sound work on , , and as well as on the Star Trek: Borg.
The company also provided post production sound on (1983-91), (1987-90), (1990-91), (1991-93), Baywatch Nights (1995-1997), and (1996-2003). Among the films this company worked on are the television movie Perry Mason: The Case of the Sinister Spirit (1987), the television drama Kids Like These (1987), the television drama Danger Down Under (1988), (1993), and the television special MacGyver: Trail to Doomsday (1994).
== Staff ==
The following people worked for Modern Sound on a Star Trek production:
* Ruth Adelman – Sound Editor
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Modern medicine

Modern medicine was a term used to describe the current standard of medical care, as opposed to primitive, risky, or radical procedures. Comparatively primitive medicine was sometimes referred to as having originated in the Dark Ages. ()
In 2153, when N. Kemper commented that those on who had not gotten their space legs yet still had to visit Dr. Phlox, replied, "The wonders of modern medicine." ()
In 2371, The Doctor was frustrated over his being asked to repair realtively insignificant problems, such as runny noses, stubbed toes and pimples, bragging, "I am not just a doctor. I've been designed with the information from two thousand medical reference sources and the experience of forty seven individual medical officers. I am the embodiment of modern medicine." ()
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Modesty

Modesty was the quality of underestimating or downplaying one's abilities. 
While chastising Julian Bashir for saving Bareil Antos, Winn Adami said to the former, "You are too modest. You've performed nothing less than a miracle here." ()
Another meaning for it was dressing in a way that would avoid unwanted attention or embarrassing oneself. Data was programmed with a modesty subroutine to that end. ()
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Modiphius Entertainment

Modiphiüs Entertainment is a British publisher that develops roleplaying games, board games, miniatures, novels, accessories and more. It was founded in 2012 by gaming entrepreneur Chris Birch and his wife Rita before launching the Achtung! Cthulhu gaming universe via Kickstarter in early 2013.
Since then, Modiphiüs has released a reboot of the Mutant Chronicles RPG, the Thunderbirds co-operative game, the official Infinity RPG, and the Conan Roleplaying Game. 
In , Modiphiüs announced the upcoming release of the role-playing game; it was released in .
==Star Trek games==
* Star Trek: Lower Decks – Buffer Time: The Card Game
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Mold-hunting expedition

A mold-hunting expedition was how Tom Paris described his and Neelix's 2376 trip to a planetoid in the Wyanti system. Their task was to locate a spore that The Doctor wished to grow antiviral proteins from. 
Paris sarcastically remarked "I tell you, Neelix, when I first joined Starfleet I knew it was going to be one glamorous adventure after another, but I never dreamed that I'd have the opportunity to go on a mold-hunting expedition." ()
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Mollie Stallman

Mollie Stallman worked as a production assistant on .
Prior to her work on Star Trek, Stallman was a production assistant on the television series L.A. Models (2000), (2000, featuring Jeri Ryan), (2000), (2001), (2001), the television drama Astronauts (2002, with Wade Andrew Williams), and (2002, with Mark Chaet and J. Patrick McCormack).
Since 2002, Stallman worked as production assistant/ key production assistant on projects such as (2003, starring Kristanna Loken), (2003), (2004, starring Timothy Olyphant, Brad Dourif, Leon Rippy, Jim Beaver, Titus Welliver, and Larry Cedar), (2005, with Michelle Horn, Jimmy Bennett, Marjean Holden, and Serena Scott Thomas), (2005, with Ron Glass), (2006), (2006, with Joseph Ruskin), (2007), (2007), and (2008, with Wallace Langham, Patrick Fischler, George Takei, Adam Scott, and Amy Jo Traicoff).
Stallman also worked occasionally as second assistant director/ second second assistant director on projects such as the drama The Rules of Attraction (2002, with Clifton Collins, Jr.), (2003, stunt coordination by Lynn Salvatori), (2008), and the comedy The Proposal (2009, with Michael Nouri).
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Mollusk

Mollusks were members of the very large and diverse phylum of invertebrate animals. Mollusks ranged from minute snails and clams to large organisms such as squid, cuttlefish, and octopus.
Klingon food consisted of several live and raw food choices, including a type of mollusk. ()
Quark served both jumbo Romulan mollusks and jumbo Vulcan mollusks in his establishment on Deep Space 9. ()
== Examples of mollusks ==
* Bivalve mullosks
** Clam
** Oyster
*** Slanikian oyster
*** Klowahkan oyster
* Cephalopod
** Ammonite
** Cuttlefish
** Nautilus
** Octopus
** Squid
* Jumbo Romulan mollusk
* Jumbo Vulcan mollusk
* Slug
** Centaurian slug
** Gorathian sulfur slug
** Edosian slug
** Lactran
** Orion wing-slug
** Sluggo's species
* Snail
** Abalone
** Garden snail
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Molly's Star

Molly's Star was a star in Sector 22757. Additionally, this star was located in the Beta Quadrant.
In 2293, Molly's Star's position was labeled in the star chart for the "Operation: Retrieve" command briefing. The chart was from the Starfleet Command Intelligence Database. This star chart was seen in the office of the Federation President on Earth. (, set artwork)
In 2369, the position of this star in the sector was labeled on the star chart "Subspace Comm Net System 2387 - Sector 22757". ()
== Background information ==
This star's quadrant of origin is inferred based on the position of neighboring locations – Starbase 24 and Rura Penthe – as seen in the star charts appearing in the episode and in the episode .
This chart was seen in greater resolution at threads at Flare.Solareclipse.net. 
A clear view of the star chart can be seen .
Many of these locations shared their names with the last names of crew who worked on the sixth film. This star, as in the case with Molly Tranya, was named after a dog once owned by Denise and Michael Okuda. On the star chart, there is a loving tribute to the dog, with the placement of three smaller dots next to the star resembling a dog's pawprint.
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Momo Yashima

Momo Yashima is an actress who played an Enterprise crewmember in . According to her her character was named Ensign Yamada.
She was born as Momoko Iwamatsu in New York as the daughter of children's book authors, Taro Yashima (pseudonym of Jun Atsushi Iwamatsu) and Mitsu Yashima (pseudonym of Tomoe Iwamatsu). The girl in her parents' picture book, "Momo's Kitten" (1961), was based upon her. Momo is the sister of the late actor Mako, and wife of Ralph Brannen. She is also a well known stage actress.
Yashima has guest starred in television series such as The Beverly Hillbillies (1971, with Miko Mayama), Ironside (1974, with Barry Atwater, Joan Pringle, William Shatner, Paul Sorensen, and Mario Roccuzzo), (1973, 1976 & 1979, with David Ogden Stiers in the latter one), (1984, with Robert Foxworth, Whit Bissell, Bill Erwin, Liam Sullivan, and Kenneth Tobey), Street Hawk (1985, with James Avery, Robert Beltran, Christopher Lloyd, Lawrence Pressman, Brian Thompson, Biff Yeager, Robert Costanzo, and Paul Eiding), Babylon 5 (1994, starring Claudia Christian and Caitlin Brown, with Clive Revill), (1997), and (2003, with Gary Bristow, Joanna Cassidy, James Cromwell, Peggy Miley, and her stunt double Boni Yanagisawa).
She has also appeared in films such as Farewell to Manzanar (1976, with Clyde Kusatsu), Charlie Chan and the Curse of the Dragon Queen (1981, with Brian Keith and Henry Kingi, Sr.), (1987, with John Larroquette, George Coe, Georgann Johnson, Armin Shimerman, Brian George, Mike Genovese, and Dick Durock), (1992, with Craig Shugart), and Ravager (1997, with Stanley Kamel and Robin Sachs).
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