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Timothy Davis-Reed

Timothy Davis-Reed (born 6 December) is an actor who appeared as a Kyrian spectator in the fourth season episode .
Davis-Reed has been a stage actor and television actor and appeared as a regular in (2000-2006, starring Martin Sheen, with Gary Cole, Thomas Kopache, Steven Culp, and Glenn Morshower) and Sports Night (1998-2000, with guest stars Ron Ostrow and Brenda Strong).
His resume includes guest appearances in television series such as (2000), (2003, starring Stephen Collins and Catherine Hicks, with Christopher Michael), (2005, with Tony Plana and Heather Long), (2005, with Teri Hatcher, Brenda Strong, Steven Culp, and Mark Moses), and (2003 and 2006, with Tom Virtue).
He also appeared in films such as Joshua's Heart (1990, with Jack Blessing), (1998, with Andreas Katsulas, Theodore Bikel, Reiner Schöne, J. Patrick McCormack, and Tricia O'Neil), (1999, with Whoopi Goldberg, Todd Jeffries, Brenda Strong, Van Epperson, and Steve Blalock), and Material Girls (2006, with Brent Spiner and Bridgett Riley).
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Timothy Olyphant

Timothy Olyphant is an actor who was in talks for an unspecified role in , but both he and director/producer J.J. Abrams decided against it. He auditioned with the role of in mind, but Abrams told him they already had the doctor, but not . He got the impression they wanted a younger actor. However, despite not being cast, Olyphant was allowed to guest-conduct the orchestra for a brief time during the film's scoring session. 
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Olyphant is best known for his role as Sheriff Seth Bullock on , opposite Jim Beaver, Keith Carradine, Brad Dourif, Pasha Lychnikoff, and Paula Malcomson. He had supporting roles in such films as (1997, with Jerry O'Connell), Go, (2000), (2003), (2003, with Jeff Kober), and (2004). He later appeared in (2006), (2007, co-starring Tim Russ), (2007), and (2009, with Chris Hemsworth). He also appeared as Wes Krulik on (2009-10).
Between 2010 and 2015 he starred as Deputy US Marshal Raylan Givens on . Olyphant's later film credits include (2014) and (2015, with Zachary Quinto).
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Tina Kotrich

Tina Kotrich is an actress who appeared as a recurring operations division officer in several episodes of . As a background actress she received no credit for her appearances.
She attended the University of Colorado in Boulder and graduated with a BA in Communications. She also earned her JD in Law from Newport University. As a model and spokesperson she worked for Moda Hair, Basic, Samsung Perfume, Body Glove, The Body Archer, Dryel, and Home Depot. She also appeared in stage plays such as "Hamlet", "Streetcar Named Desire", "Midsummer Nights Dream", "Othello", "Steel Magnolias", and "Little White Lies".
Kotrich had guest roles in episodes of MTV Beach Time, Arrest and Trial, Cedric the Entertainer, The Guardian, (starring Concetta Tomei), The Division, Days of Our Lives, Desire (2006), and Watch Over Me (2006).
Her film work includes the independent projects Vicky's Face, Malibu Riding and Tennis, President Rebecca, Tim Russ' The Art Police, and Music Through the Glass, the short comedy The Reluctant Dominatrix (2003), and the fantasy comedy Bedtime Stories (2008, with Paul Dooley, Arne Starr, and Brian Waller). Kotrich also worked as executive assistant for the legal company Manatt, Phelps & Phillips, LLP. 
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Tina Lawton

Yeoman third class Tina Lawton was a female Human Starfleet enlisted crewman who lived during the mid-23rd century. She served in the sciences division aboard the under Captain James T. Kirk, during the Enterprises historic five-year mission.
In 2266, Yeoman Janice Rand introduced Lawton to Charlie Evans, a seventeen year-old boy whom the Enterprise was transporting to Earth Colony 5. Uncomfortable with Charlie's awkward expressions of affection, Rand introduced him to Tina in an effort to encourage him to pursue a woman of his own age. Charlie rebuffed Tina, however, as he was still interested in a relationship with Rand. Trying to explain his infatuation to Rand, he claimed that all the other women on the ship looked like Tina to him – that is, undesirable because they were not Rand.
Later, out of frustration with the Enterprise crew, Charlie utilized incredible psychokinetic abilities granted to him by the Thasians to (among other acts) transform Tina into an iguana after she inquired what was the matter with him.
Along with all of the other crewmembers affected by Charlie, Tina was restored to her original form by the Thasians when their ship arrived to retrieve Charlie. ()
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=== Background information ===
Yeoman Lawton was played by Patricia McNulty.
A version of this character, already called Tina, was established in the first draft script of "Charlie X".
In a memo from Associate Producer Robert H. Justman to Producer Gene Roddenberry about the first draft script (the memo was dated ), Justman commented, "I don't know that the Tina character is realized correctly. I would have to assume that she is older than Charlie, therefore I find it difficult to believe that she would be attracted to Charlie on their first meeting. Or for that matter at any time. Therefore, why should she be miffed when he refuses to go to the pitcher show with her?"
In the final draft script of "Charlie X" (dated ), Lawton was described as "young... cute... on her first adventure."
=== Apocrypha ===
The Pocket TOS novel A Choice of Catastrophes revealed that as of 2268, Lawton continued to serve on the Enterprise as duty yeoman, and had attained the rank of petty officer, 2nd class.
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Tina Lifford

Tina Lifford is an actress who played in the third season episodes and .
She has appeared in films such as (1988, with Tony Todd), (1991, with Bill Cobbs), (1991, with Basil Wallace), (2005, with Michelle Horn, Marjean Holden and Glenn Morshower) and (2000). She also voiced one of the sheep in (1995, with James Cromwell).
Lifford's earliest guest appearances included roles in (with James B. Sikking, Barbara Bosson and Barbara Babcock), (with Fritz Weaver and Paul Winfield), (with William Shatner and James Darren), (with Karen Austin and Jim Beaver) and The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air (with James Avery).
In the 2000s, she has guest starred in Karen Sisco, Threat Matrix (with Colby French), (with Leland Orser), (starring Paul Guilfoyle and Wallace Langham, with Jeffrey Nordling and Wil Wheaton) and . Lifford has had recurring roles on Scandal South Central, , , (starring Gary Cole and Brenda Bakke) and .
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Tina Morlock

Tina Morlock is a former actress who was featured in an episode of .
Morlock was born in New York, USA and appeared in episodes of California Dreams, , , One Life to Live, , Babylon 5, Living in Captivity (1998), Family Affair (2003), CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, and . Film credits include the television comedy Mr. Show and the Incredible, Fantastical News Report (1998, with Sarah Silverman), the short film This Is Harry Lehman (1999, with Granville Ames), and the drama The Seekers (2008, with Josh Cruze, Joseph Culp, Shelly Desai, and Ronald F. Hoiseck).
In addition, Morlock hosted the KCET Fund Drive, Spotlight On Travel, and the informercials for Green Foods, Kraft, Hasbro and Ford. She has been married to Frank Ruotolo since 30 April 2009 and lives in Clinton, Connecticut where she has been working as substitute teacher since 2015.
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Tinker Tenor Doctor Spy (ML) (podcast)

== Summary ==
:In the episode , aliens mistake The Doctor's daydreams for his real life. From opera to art to defeating the Borg, there's nothing he can't do. When the threat becomes real though, the ECH has to put his command skills to the test. "Tinker Tenor Doctor Spy" goes into the Mission Log.
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Tiny Ron

Tiny Ron was the actor known for his role as Maihar'du in seven episodes of . He also played the Alpha-Hirogen Idrin in the fourth season episodes and .
Ron was not part of the primary filming of "Message in a Bottle" but filmed his scenes on 2nd unit on Friday on Paramount Stage 9. He previously had a "Show & Tell" meeting in full makeup and wardrobe on Wednesday during the production of the episode . For the episode "Hunters", Ron filmed his scenes on Tuesday on Paramount Stage 16.
Born as Ronald Taylor, he changed his artistic name when applying for the because it was already taken by Ron Taylor. The name was intended to be ironic, considering he was 7 feet (2.13 meters) tall and a former professional basketball player. 
With his large size, Ron was cast as hulking henchmen in a number of movies. Perhaps his best known film role is the hulking Nazi assassin Lothar in (1991, starring Billy Campbell, with Paul Sorvino, Terry O'Quinn, Ed Lauter, Clint Howard, and Max Grodénchik). Ron also appeared briefly out of prosthetics as a different character in this movie. 
Ron also played one of the kidnappers in (1994, which also starred Noble Willingham and Mark Margolis), (1996, with Patrick Kilpatrick, Ken Jenkins, Chris Doyle, and Allan Graf), and (1989, with Marshall R. Teague, Kevin Tighe, Anthony De Longis, and Patricia Tallman) and (1988, with Ricardo Montalban, Lawrence Tierney, and Raye Birk).
He appeared in (1994) and (1996) as the Giant and the Queen Mother respectively, along with Gary Graham, Eric Pierpoint, Michele Scarabelli, Ron Fassler, Kerrie Keane, Leon Russom, Wayne Péré, Glenn Morshower, Marva Hicks, and James Parks.
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Tip

A tip or gratuity was money given to someone additional to the price of a service.
In 1893, Data gave the bellboy at the Hotel Brian a dollar for a tip. ()
Maggie placed a glass tip jar on the counter in her bar, Pine Tree Bar and Grill, in Carbon Creek. ()
Quark described the Klingon Duras sisters Lursa and B'Etor as "Big talk, small tips" when asked by Commander Riker about them. ()
Brunt accused Quark in 2372 of being a philanthropist because he gave his customers credit at the bar and took thirty percent kickback from his employees' tips. ()
When Quark was acting strangely, Odo asked him if someone forgot to give him his tip. ()
In 2373, Quark obtained the recipes for several Palamarian foods from the Regent of Palamar's palace chefs in exchange for a small gratuity. ()
In 2375, the Dabo girls Leeta and M'Pella confronted Quark with the demand not to give Quark twenty percent of their tips but only ten percent. ()
A possible offer in the game Diplomath was "10% gratuity on a biannual basis". ()
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Tire iron

A tire iron was a 20th century tool, intended for work on automobile wheels. In extreme circumstances, it could also be used for self-defense.
 
In 1986, Doctor Gillian Taylor allowed James T. Kirk and Spock to ride in her Chevrolet truck, warning them that she had a tire iron which was easily accessible from the driver's seat in case they tried anything funny. ()
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Titan dedication plaque

== USS Titan (NCC-80102-A) ==
The following information was listed on the dedication plaque of . (, et al.)
United Federationof Planets 	United Federationof Planets 	 	Constitution III ClassStarship 	Constitution III ClassStarship
 	 	 	 	
Starfleet Registry NCC-80102-A 	Starfleet Registry NCC-80102-A 	Starfleet Registry NCC-80102-A 	Starfleet Registry NCC-80102-A 	Starfleet Registry NCC-80102-A
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"Second star to the right and straight on 'til morning."	"Second star to the right and straight on 'til morning."	"Second star to the right and straight on 'til morning."	"Second star to the right and straight on 'til morning."	"Second star to the right and straight on 'til morning."
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Titus Oleet

According to the "It's Federation Day!" article created for , Titus Oleet was an ambassador for the newly-independent Centauri system in the 22nd century and was present at the Federation Charter signing ceremony on October 11, 2161. However, this information is not canon as the article was not seen on-screen. 
According to Larry Nemecek, who wrote the article, Titus Oleet was named after his mother, Oleta Titus. [1]
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To Brave the Storm

To Brave the Storm is a Pocket ENT novel – the second novel in The Romulan War series – written by Michael A. Martin. Published by Pocket Books, it was first released in .
== Summary ==
;From the book jacket
:Earth stands alone
:The Coalition of Planets has shattered, with , Andor, and Tellar abrogating the treaty. Their pledge to come to the mutual defense of any power that is attacked has been shunted aside. Horrified by how easily the Romulans can seize control of their advanced starships, turning them into weapons, Andor and Tellar have joined Vulcan on the sidelines. Humanity is now the only thing that stands between the Romulan Star Empire and total domination of the galaxy.
:To drive Humans from the stars, the Romulans employ ruthless and murderous tactics… and even dare to strike on the Vulcan homeworld with the hopes of demoralizing their Vulcan brethren. Heartened by their victories, the Romulans carry their all-out war assault closer to the heart of Humanity – Earth.
:But the tattered remains of Starfleet stand unwavering, with the resolution that never again would any enemy strike ever reach Earth. On the front lines of the Earth-Romulan War is the United Earth flagship, the Starship . Her captain, Jonathan Archer, has seen his vessel of exploration become a battleship. Once hailed for his work bringing the Coalition of Planets into existence, Archer is now a pariah. Undaunted, the captain keeps fighting, searching for allies and determined to do his duty: to save Earth and forge a new federation of planets.
== Background information ==
* The novel was first announced in , under the title In Shariel's Jaws, and was given a release month of . This was initially brought forward to as a result of delays to the New Frontier novel, Blind Man's Bluff. The new title appeared on the Simon & Schuster website in .
* Cover art by Doug Drexler.
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To Catch a Thief

To Catch a Thief was a mid-20th century movie starring Cary Grant and Grace Kelly, involving cat burglars operating on the Riviera.
There was a holographic version of the movie, which B'Elanna Torres had seen twice.
In an alternate 2374, when the was severely damaged by the Krenim, Torres wrongly remembered Clark Gable starring in To Catch a Thief, when in fact it had been Cary Grant. Harry Kim believed this mistake came from the identical initials of the two, C.G. ()
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To Err Is Vulcan

To Err is Vulcan!
==Background information==
===Creators===
* Based on Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Writer: Arnold Drake
* Artist: Alden McWilliams
* Cover Artist: George Wilson
==Characters==
; James T. Kirk : captain.
; Spock :Enterprise exec and science officer.
; Leonard McCoy : Enterprise surgeon.
; Montgomery Scott : Enterprise chief engineer.
; Uhura : Enterprise communications officer.
; Kring : The past emperor, and now president of Njura.
; Dr. Mlany H. Rdal : A Njuran woman, expert on advanced physics, electro-bionics, and peaceful uses of subatomic energy.
; Gmar : A general turned traitor.
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; Njura : A planet that had suffered years of war, that ended 10 years previous.
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To Lose the Earth

To Lose the Earth is a Pocket VOY novel by Kirsten Beyer. 
== Summary ==
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:The long-awaited follow-up to Voyager: Architects of Infinity from the New York Times bestselling author and cocreator of !
:As the crew of the Full Circle fleet works to determine the fate of their lost ship, the Galen, a struggle for survival begins at the far edge of the galaxy. New revelations about Species 001, the race that built the biodomes that first drew the fleet to investigate planet DK-1116, force Admiral Kathryn Janeway to risk everything to learn the truth.
== Background information ==
* This is the first VOY novel whose physical release came only in trade paperback format since Simon & Schuster abolished the mass-market paperback format for Trek works. It was the last Voyager novel set in the continuity that was established in Homecoming.
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To Proudly Go (podcast)

== Summary ==
:We are joined by Heather Wood (CEO/Chair) and Sonyl Nagale (COO/Vice Chair) of To Proudly Go! To Proudly Go is a 501c3 nonprofit organization formed on March 1, 2021 for the purposes of creating safe and supportive spaces that celebrates science fiction, promotes the LGBTQIA+ community, and partners with important community causes to empower and foster a kinder and better world. The organization has raised over 10k dollars for queer positive and anti-bullying organizations through fundraising initiatives like their charity drag shows!
:Learn more about To Proudly Go at .
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To Take Arms Against a Sea of Troubles

==Summary==
==Background information==
* This story is set between and .
===Creators===
* created by Gene Roddenberry
* Writer: Keith R.A. DeCandido
* Artists:
** Peter Pachoumis (pencil art)
** Lucian Rizzo (inking)
** Ryan Cline (letter art)
** WildStorm FX (color art)
** Tim Bradstreet (cover art)
* Editor: Jeff Mariotte
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;Beverly Crusher
;Data
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;Jean-Luc Picard
;William T. Riker
;Deanna Troi
;Worf
;Linda Addison : A security officer on the Enterprise-D.
;T'Mor : A Vulcan security officer on the Enterprise-D.
;Ra'ch B'ullhy
;Du're C'ullho
;Go'en C'ullho
;Ha'rt M'ullhy
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To The Journey: Looking Back at Star Trek: Voyager

To The Journey: Looking Back at Star Trek: Voyager is an upcoming production from David Zappone's 455 Films and Le Big Boss Productions (Canada) set to examine what made special twenty-five years after the series premiere, through new interviews with the cast and crew. The documentary conception came about because of the success of Zappone's prior documentary, What We Left Behind. The title references a toast given in the series finale, .
The working title had previously been A Long Way Home: The Star Trek Voyager Documentary. By March 2021, the film was being reported as yet untitled. 
On 19 July 2024, it was reported that the now titled documentary was nearing completion, and that its Paramount Theater premiere was expected to take place in early November that year. 
== Fundraising campaign ==
Production launched an Indiegogo crowdfunding campaign on , raising more than $450,000 in the first twenty-four hours. By , the campaign had become the most successful Indiegogo documentary campaign ever, reaching more than US$740,000. On March 28, the campaign funding reached and exceeded the one million dollars mark, The Indiegogo concluded three days later, on , having collected US$1,260,245 from 11,728 backers, almost double the US$630,000 raised by What We Left Behind, and broke the record as the all-time most successful documentary crowdfunding (a title previously held by Who the F*@% is Frank Zappa (Save the Vault, Tell the Story), at US$1,126,036.) 
Features made possible by having reached various fundraising goals include additional 3D graphics and animations, filming a cast reunion in London, expanding the film from 60 to 90+ minutes, composition of an original score for the film, and licensing the original title music from Jerry Goldsmith. 
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To Walk the Night

The Enterprise accompanies Sarek to a world entering the Federation. 
==Background information==
===Creators===
* Based on Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Writer: Michael Jan Friedman
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** Gordon Purcell (pencil art)
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** Bob Pinaha (letter art)
** Jerome K. Moore and Jason Palmer (cover art)
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; Christopher Pike : Enterprise captain.
; Spock :Enterprise science officer.
; Sarek : Father of Spock.
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Toby Huss

Toby Huss is an actor who voiced Admiral Milius in the fifth season episode .
He is probably best known for his recurring role as Artie, the Strongest Man in the World in the Nickelodeon series The Adventures of Pete & Pete (1991-1994) and his voice roles in the long-running animated sitcom King of the Hill (1997-2010).
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Toby Lamm

Toby Lamm is a make-up artist who worked on during the seventh season. Lamm and the other members of Deep Space Nines make-up department received an Emmy Award nomination for their work on the episode .
Lamm has worked on several other television series, including , for which he received a second Emmy Award nomination, and , for which he earned three Daytime Emmy Award nominations. He was later a key make-up artist on , with Jennifer Morrison.
Lamm has also done make-up on films such as (1995, featuring Dan Gauthier, Louis Giambalvo, Michael Durrell, Michael Cavanaugh, and Raye Birk), Paramount Pictures' (1998, featuring Judyann Elder), and (featuring Clint Howard). He later worked on (2008), (2008), and (2008).
According to the Internet Movie Database, Lamm was a Special Make-up Effects Artist on . This has yet to be confirmed. He also worked on (2009, starring Rachel Nichols).
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Toby the targ

Toby the Targ, also called Toby Targ, was the lead character and, ostensibly, the writer of a series of educational holoprograms for children. As of 2378, the Toby the Targ program was the most successful children's title from publishers Broht & Forrester. ()
Stuffed animal versions of the character were also produced. In 2376, Tom Paris told Seven of Nine that B'Elanna Torres would often take her Toby the Targ plush toy with her if she was leaving the starship for longer than a day. ()
As a child, Beckett Mariner dressed up as Toby Targ every Halloween, even after she was too old for the character. ()
Toby the Targ kiddie rides were among the amusements on Starbase 80. Ensign Jet Manhaver rode one while he was cognitively debilitated by anaphasic lifeform possession in 2382. ()
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