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Derek Coleman

Derek Coleman is an actor who appeared as a Fortunate crewmember in the first season episode . He received no credit for this appearance but was identified by the call sheets.
Between 2000 and 2005, Coleman appeared as a background actor – a White House staffer – in several episodes of NBC's , starring Martin Sheen, with Timothy Davis-Reed and Andrew DePalma. He reprised this role in the short comedy Walk & Talk: The West Wing Reunion (2012) and in the special Walk & Talk – The West Wing Reunion: Behind the Scenes (2012). In 2015, he had a supporting role in the crime thriller Violence.
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Derek Johnson

Derek Steven Johnson is an actor, stand-in, photo double, and stunt man who served as the stand-in for Karl Urban in . He was born in Concord, Michigan, and holds two Bachelor of Arts degrees from Michigan State University: one in English with a specialization in Film Studies and another in Telecommunications with a specialization in Digital Media Arts and Technologies from Michigan State University.
Johnson was a stand-in for Zachary Quinto in the 17 November 2008 episode of NBC's . For the 2007 Monday Night Football promotional advertisement for the film Hitman, Johnson was a stand-in for star Timothy Olyphant, who was up for a role in Star Trek. Johnson has also worked as a stand-in for such actors as Michael Steger (on the TV shows Criminal Minds and 90210), Russell Brand (for the film Bedtime Stories), and John C. McGinley (in "The Commish" commercials for Miller Lite). 
Johnson was Jerry O'Connell's stand-in in (2009, starring Idris Elba). Johnson also had an acting role in this film, playing an assistant to a character portrayed by Bruce McGill. Johnson also had an acting role in (2009), in addition to performing stunts.
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Derek McGrath

Canadian actor Derek McGrath played Chell in the first and seventh season episodes and . He also voiced the character in the Star Trek: Voyager - Elite Force.
McGrath is best known for his role as Andy Schroder in four episodes of . Kirstie Alley, Kelsey Grammer, and Bebe Neuwirth were all regulars on that series. He is also well known for playing Dr. Benjamin Jeffcoate in the TV series My Secret Identity (starring Jerry O'Connell) from 1988 to 1991.
He voiced the character of Knuckles, Muggsy, Spike and additional voices on from 1984 through 1987. He also had a recurring role as Ozwald Valentine on from 1986 through 1988. Glenn Corbett also had a role on this series during this time. He later starred in , which was on the air from 2001 through 2004. 
McGrath's motion picture credits include Nothing Personal (1980, with Saul Rubinek), Mr. Mom (1983, with Terri Garr, Christopher Lloyd, Michael Ensign and Carolyn Seymour), (1987, with David Graf, Brian Tochi and Carolyn Scott), She's Out of Control (1989, with Catherine Hicks and Wallace Shawn), Freaked (1993, with William Sadler and Lee Arenberg), and Hologram Man (1995, with Tommy "Tiny" Lister, Jr.).
McGrath was a regular on the first three seasons of (2006-09) as Reverend Duncan McGee. The series also starred Sheila McCarthy. He appeared on Kim's Convenience (2016-17, with Ali Momen and Shaleen Mulvany).
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Derek Mears

Derek Mears is a stuntman and stunt actor who performed stunts in two episodes of . He first worked as stunt double for actor Chris Freeman on the third season episode and later appeared as an Orion guard in the fourth season episode . He received no credit for his appearances. Mears was the first choice for playing the long faced bar alien in J.J. Abrams' but was unable to shoot his part because of his time schedule. He recommended Douglas Tait who got this part. 
Mears always plays creepy or large aliens, mutants, or outsiders and specializes in wearing werewolf and vampire prosthetics.
Among his resume are films such as The Demolitionist (1995, with Dana Dru Evenson), (2002, with Jack Kehler, Mary Stein, Kevin Grevioux, Doug Jones, Ransom Gates, and Alex Madison), Signs (2002), (2003, with Wallace Shawn, Rachael Harris, and Michael McAdam), Cursed (2005, with Michelle Krusiec, Brian Avery, Joni Avery, Paul Eliopoulos, Anita Hart, Angela Meryl, Boni Yanagisawa, and Alex Chansky), (2003, with Tom Morga), and (2006, with Tom Morga), (2006, with Jude Ciccolella, Tom Wright, Donna Murphy, Scott Leva, and Thom Williams), and (2007, with Michael Bailey Smith and Jeff Kober).
Mears also appeared in several television series such as (1999, with Lisa LoCicero, Faith Minton, and Karen Sheperd), (2000, starring Eriq La Salle, with Lily Mariye, Joanna Miles, Scott MacDonald, and Christopher Michael), (2001, starring Merrin Dungey), , , (2005, with Eugene Collier), and (2006, directed by Marc Buckland).
He filmed stunt work for (2008) alongside stunt performers Shauna Duggins, Ian Eyre, and Stacey Carino, and , also alongside Shauna Duggins and Jon Braver, Lauro Chartrand, Kevin Derr, and Gary Wayton. Both films were released in 2008. Mears has also acted in several short films and short-lived series, such as and Wade and Eric sold a Movie for Channel 101 and .
He portrayed in (2009, featuring Nana Visitor and Kathleen Garrett, with stuntman Michael Owen. He later portrayed the title role in (2019, with Virginia Madsen, Tim Russ, and Adrienne Barbeau) and reprised this role for the Legends of Tomorrow episode "Crisis on Infinite Earths: Part Five" (2020, with Cress Williams and Osric Chau). He appeared in the music documentary Slayer: The Repentless Killogy (2019, with Katelyn Brooke and Sean Whalen) and guest starred in episodes of (2019) and Charmed (2020). Mears also portrayed Awesome Man in the first season of (2022).
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Derek Partridge

Derek Partridge is the British actor who played Dionyd in the third season episode . He filmed his scenes on Monday , Tuesday and Tuesday at Desilu Stage 10.
Partridge's father was a diplomat in the British Foreign Service. He was 8 years old, when, in June 1943, he and his nanny gave up their seats to movie star on a flight from Lisboa, Portugal to Bristol, England, which was subsequently shot down by the German air force, killing everyone on board, including Howard.
Partridge attended university in Paris and Barcelona and served in the Royal Air Force and as a City of London Special Constable before moving to acting. In the 1960s, he appeared on several British television series, including Dixon of Dock Green, Espionage, The Edgar Wallace Mystery Theatre, and Crossroads, as well as in an uncredited role in (1965). He also played small roles in (1965), (1966) and (1968).
In the 1970s, Partridge moved to Rhodesia where he worked as a news anchor, television presenter, and wrote several books. In 1981, he appeared in the horror movie Savage Harvest, filmed in Kenya, starring Michelle Phillips. In the 1980s, he worked mostly in American television, appearing in episodes of series like (starring Pierce Brosnan andJames Read, with James W. Jansen), (starring William Shatner and James Darren, with Robert O'Reilly), (starring Susan Howard, with Barry Jenner and Robert Pine), and (directed by Vincent McEveety).
Partridge subsequently retired from acting and became an advertising agent, however, in the 2010s, he sporadically had acting roles again. He had a recurring voice role as Commander Brom Titus in (2014-2018).
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Derek Tyler Attico

Derek Tyler Attico is an American writer.
Attico wrote The Autobiography of Benjamin Sisko and had two stories selected for inclusion in the anthology series, with the latter being a story. Attico also contributed articles to and material to the role-playing game.
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* "A & Ω" (Alpha & Omega) ()
* "The Dreamer and the Dream" ()
* The Autobiography of Benjamin Sisko ()
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Dermaplastic garment

A dermaplastic garment was an article of clothing designed by The Doctor for Seven of Nine in 2374.
Attempting to "balance functionality and aesthetics", The Doctor provided Seven with this garment after removing many of her Borg implants, in an attempt to assist her transition to a member of the 's crew. ()
A year later, The Doctor revealed to Seven that, when he first designed Seven's dermaplastic garment, which was very functional, he also tried his hand at casual attire, and suggested she replicate one in preparation for an upcoming date. ()
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Dermott Downs

Dermott Downs is a director, producer, cinematographer and former child actor who directed the second season episode .
As a child actor, Downs appeared in the films Escape to Witch Mountain (1975, with Ike Eisenmann, Alfred Ryder, Lawrence Montaigne, Paul Sorensen, Rex Holman, and Richard Hale) and Freaky Friday (1976, with Alan Oppenheimer) and made several TV guest appearances. He can be seen in episodes of series such as Mercus Welby, M.D. (with Norman Stuart), Shazam! (written by Rik Vollaerts), , Out of the Blue, and . 
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Descendants

At the edge of the final frontier. 
== Background information ==
=== Creators ===
* Based on Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry and created by Rick Berman and Michael Piller
* Writer: Dan Mishkin
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** Leonard Kirk (pencil art, interior and cover)
** Terry Pallot (inking, interior and cover)
** Patrick Owsley (letter art)
** Rose & Baumann (color design)
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** Albert W. Deschesne (cover color design)
** Debbie Rush (cover color art)
* Editor: Mark Paniccia
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=== Regular and recurring characters ===
;Benjamin Sisko : Starfleet commander assigned as CO of Deep Space 9.
;Kira Nerys : Bajoran Militia major assigned as Sisko's XO and liaison.
;Odo : Shape-shifting security chief of DS9.
;Julian Bashir : Starfleet doctor, a lieutenant junior grade, assigned as station CMO.
;Jadzia Dax : Joined Trill Starfleet lieutenant assigned as science officer
;Miles O'Brien : Starfleet chief petty officer assigned as chief of operations.
;Quark : Ferengi barkeeper who resides on DS9.
;Jake Sisko : Commander Sisko's teenage son, who resides with him on DS9.
;Nog : Quark's teenage nephew who resides on DS9.
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Bajoran; Bajoran religion; Deep Space 9; Preservers; Prophet; Trill; Vulcan
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Descent (podcast)

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:The Borg are acting weird, but they are not the only ones. Their erratic behavior may have rubbed off on Data. He's showing anger and, seemingly, enjoying it. When the Enterprise pursues the Borg, they find Hugh's individuality has set them up to be brainwashed by a charismatic figurehead... Lore. and go into this week's Mission Log.
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Descent stabilizer

A descent stabilizer was an important part of a Federation starship's turbolift system. 
The descent stabilizer prevented the turbolift from plunging down when descending by counteracting the downward pull of gravity. It also prevented any occupants in the turbolift from being pinned to the roof in a descent. If the descent stabilizers were to go offline mid-descent, the g-forces would force the occupants to the roof. However, when the descent stabilizers were reactivated, as described by Neelix, it would prevent anyone stuck on the roof from crashing down to the floor of the turbolift, if the turbolift came to a sudden halt after speeding downwards in free fall. 
When telling the children on Voyager a ghost story in 2377, Neelix related an incident where Chakotay was stuck in a turbolift that fell eleven decks before the stabilizers re-activated. ()
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Design engineer

A design engineer was a senior manager with extensive experience in and knowledge of starship engineering. He or she were tasked with supervising teams of engineers, were intimately familiar with the design of the ships under construction, and were responsible for implementing changes to these ships.
On the first version (2364 to 2367) of the ship's dedication plaque, A.G. Probert was listed as the design engineer for the . (, )
In her career summary, after working as Design Team 7 team leader, Doctor Leah Brahms became a design engineer for the Theoretical Propulsion Group. When working at the Utopia Planitia Fleet Yards, she supervised the implementation of improved subspace field generators on the starships USS Enterprise-D and . She was, then, named as a Starfleet Design Consultant. This information, which was current for 2366, was from her biographical data file. (, okudagram) A year later, in 2367, Dr. Brahms was the senior design engineer of the Theoretical Propulsion Group. ()
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Despite Yourself (aftershow)

"Despite Yourself" is the ninth episode of and discusses the events of .
Hosted by Matt Mira, it featured guests Wilson Cruz, Aaron Harberts, Gretchen J. Berg, and Mary Chieffo, with a cameo by Sam Vartholomeos. It aired live on CBS All Access on , before being made available to stream on the platform.
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Dessica

Dessica was an inhabited planetary system within Sector 2158 of the Beta Quadrant. It was a unary star system consisting of a primary and at least two planets. One of these planets, Dessica II, was the place where several ancient Romulan settlements, including Nafir, were discovered. This system was approximately 107.9 light years from Sol.
== Stellar Cartography == 
In 2259, the location of this system was labeled on a stellar cartography chart that was seen on the 's ready room viewscreen. This system's symbol had a green color, indicating that it was affiliated with the Romulan Star Empire. () 
The system's location was labeled in a Federation star chart that was in Fleet Admiral Kirsten Clancy's office at Starfleet Headquarters in 2399 and on the bridge of the in 2401. Dessica was in or near to space claimed by the Romulan Free State. ()
In 2401, this system'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 Dessica 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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Dessica II

Dessica II was the inhabited second planet in the Dessica system. The planet was located within Sector 2158 of the Beta Quadrant and was approximately 107.9 light years from Sol. This planet was the place where several ancient Romulan settlements, including Nafir, were discovered.
In 2370, Dessica II was controlled by a government suspected by Starfleet of being corrupt. This planet was one of several planets in its sector that had been raided by a band of mercenaries led by Arctus Baran, who were looking for fragments of the Stone of Gol from ancient Romulan ruins. Captain Jean-Luc Picard tracked the band from its destructive work at Nafir to a bar, where he was captured by the band. ()
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This planet's quadrant of origin is inferred based on the position of its star system as seen in the star chart appearing in the episode .
According to the script, Dessica II is a frontier world at the edge of Federation space. 
According to StarTrek.com, Dessica was a M-class planet. 
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Destination Annihilation

Meet an interplanetary disaster – Professor Whipple! 
== Background information ==
=== Creators ===
* Based on Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Writers: George Kashdan
* Artist: Alden McWilliams
== Characters ==
=== Regular and recurring ===
; James T. Kirk : captain.
; Spock : Vulcan Enterprise exec and science officer.
; Leonard McCoy : Enterprise surgeon.
; Montgomery Scott : Enterprise chief engineer.
; Hikaru Sulu : Enterprise helmsman.
; Uhura : Enterprise communications officer.
; Pavel Chekov : Enterprise officer.
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; Whipple : Professor Whipple was a Human inventor and scientist.
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; Arima : With Mazda, one of the twin worlds in the star system of R-517.
;Mazda : With Arima, one of the twin worlds in the solar system of R-517.
; Quaraxus : A planetoid on the way to R-517.
; phaton : A deflector mechanism invented by Whipple.
; Grolgar : The god of the Mazdans.
;R-517 : Star system.
; Vengwal : The god of the Arimans.
Destiny (podcast)

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:Stop me if you've heard this one: Three vipers walk into a nest in the sky, fated to close the gates of... wait. That's not how it goes. Oh – right! A comet glides into a wormhole, fated to... How does this one go again? Eh. Decide for yourself. It's on this edition of Mission Log.
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Destiny and the Raven (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Gene-ology continues exploring Gene Roddenberry's unmade western series about the life of Sam Houston in the first of two unproduced scripts, "Destiny and the Raven".
:Guest-starring Cody Banning as Sam Houston, Zeke Sidwell as Major Reeves, and Todd Allen Fischer as Bearley.
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; Bearley; Cherokee; ; ; ; ; Major Reeves; Native Americans; Osceola; ; Screen Gems; Seminole; "Man From Texas, The"; ; Tuckee; unsold story; 
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Detective

A detective (aka investigator) was an agent who investigated crimes in order to solve them. This could be done on behalf of a government or as one's private occupation. Someone who did it privately was known as a criminal investigator, private consulting investigator, private investigator, private eye, or P.I.
In the Earth movie Appointment with Danger, seen in T'Pol's nightmare in 2153, a character was referred to by Doctor Phlox as "the detective in the bow tie." He believed that the man hadn't really died in a house fire and would be seen later. ()
Dixon Hill was a fictional 20th century Earth detective. Captain Jean-Luc Picard was fond of Dixon Hill novels, and in his free time would often escape to the holodeck where he would assume the role of Hill in holographic re-creations of the detective's stories. (; )
Sherlock Holmes was a famous fictional Earth detective whom Data imitated on occasion. ()
Preston was a detective with the SFPD in 2024. ()
In his capacity as constable aboard Deep Space 9, Odo performed many detective duties for Gul Dukat and later Commander Benjamin Sisko. ()
Miles O'Brien was fond of the Mike Hammer detective novels by Mickey Spillane, including I, the Jury and Kiss Me Deadly. () Despite this, O'Brien himself was an engineer, not a detective, as Captain Benjamin Sisko pointed out when O'Brien went missing after searching for the widow of Liam Bilby on New Sydney in 2375. ()
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Detective Crusher ("Suspicions") (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Our crew takes a close look at the Season 6 TNG episode . We talk about the guest characters and how they break with Trek racial stereotypes, and look at how Beverly Crusher sciences, solves crime, and kicks butt.
:Content warning: Suicide
:Spoiler alert: Around minute 44:00, light spoilers for Season 3, Episode 3
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Detector

A detector was a device that could be used to receive the presence of a signal.
In 2368, Wesley Crusher was trying to modify the planetary scanners while keeping the data lines open for the stellar physicists, Robin Lefler told him to try calibrating the detectors manually. ()
== Types of detectors ==
* Heavy particle detector
* Lie detector
* Neutrino detector
* Proximity detector
* Seismic detector
* Stasis box detector
* Tachyon detector
* Weapon detector
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Device

A device was an object invented for a particular purpose. Although not a machine, a device could be a machine component performing a task.
In 2024, a sign outside the Los Angeles Police Department Headquarters noted that all unauthorized electronic devices would be considered contraband and confiscated. ()
In 2266, James T. Kirk asked Spock if an alien cube was a vessel, to which the answer was some type of device. Later, Kirk described the fictional corbomite as a device to Balok. ()
In 2364, Data, in the conference room; described an automobile as an "ancient Earth device, used primarily for transportation." ()
Armus referred to Data or "Tin Man" as he called him; as a device, rather than a living being. ()
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Devidian

Devidians were a vaguely humanoid, shapeshifting species native to Devidia II.
In their natural state, they were between two and three meters in height and they had no apparent eyes, but they possessed an orifice that resembled a mouth on what most humanoids would call their foreheads. They lived out of phase with most other lifeforms with a positive phase variance of 0.004. They also possessed the ability to travel through time.
Devidians' only viable form of nourishment was Human neural energy. They acquired this energy by draining Humans of their neural energy, killing them. They preyed on Humans from 19th century San Francisco using the cholera epidemic at the time as a cover for their murders.
In 2369, the fired modified photon torpedoes on the Devidians' cavern habitat to prevent them from further incursions. ()
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=== Background ===
Michael Hood was one of the designers and creators of the alien suits. Their glow was later added in post production.
One of the alien suits was sold off on the It's A Wrap! sale and auction on eBay. It consisted of a blue foam rubber body suit, with extremely wrinkled skin and a large cranial area, with the front of the cranial area indented. Although the costume had five fingers, the feet had six toes. 
=== Apocrypha ===
In Star Trek Online, set forty years after "Time's Arrow", the Devidians return in a five-part feature episode series, where they have been spotted in the re-established Klingon Neutral Zone. Player captains of the Federation (working for Section 31), the Klingon Empire (working for Klingon Intelligence), and the Romulan Republic (working for either or, depending on which faction the player decided to ally with) are sent to investigate. The Devidians' appearance has been changed to make them look more like ghosts, with them hovering above the ground and being partially transparent, and they are led by a leader referred to as the Shrouded Phantasm.
In Star Trek: Coda, set nearly twenty years after "Time's Arrow", the Devidians return in a three-novel trilogy, where they cause a Temporal Apocalypse, destroying not only multiple alternate timelines, but also parallel universes and quantum realities.
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Devil's Brew!

== Background information ==
* Cover artist Jerome K. Moore "attempted to depict nearly every [Klingon forehead pattern] that had appeared since the first feature film." 
=== Creators ===
* Based on created by Gene Roddenberry
* Writer: Michael Jan Friedman
* Artists: 
** Kenneth Penders (pencil art)
** Pablo Marcos (inking)
** Mike McCormick (color art)
** Bob Pinaha (letter art)
** Jerome K. Moore (cover art)
* Editors: Kim Yale
== Characters ==
;Jean-Luc Picard