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Bobby C. King

Bobby C. King is a stuntman, stunt actor, and stunt coordinator who played a Starfleet security chief in the fourth season episode . The IMDb credits King as a stuntman on .
King served for two years in the U.S. Army and entered the entertainment industry as a stuntman. He has moved on and works now mostly as a stunt coordinator for independent films. King has also played in several television commercials and stage plays such as Richard III. and West Side Story. He studied stunts under stuntman Paul Stader. King has doubled actors such as and .
Among his stunt performing, stunt acting, and stunt coordinating resume are films such as One Clean Move (1996, with Carlos Palomino), (1997, with René Auberjonois, Jeffrey Combs, Armin Shimerman, and Mick Fleetwood), Get it On! (1998), (1999), (2001, with Ed Begley, Jr., Maria del Mar and Lisa Lord), Skeletons in the Closet (2001, with Gordon Clapp), (2002, starring Michael Reilly Burke, with Julianna McCarthy, Tiffany Shepis, Jesse James Rutherford, Jason Collins and Tracey Walter), (2002, starring Kirsten Dunst), (2004, with Ed Lauter, Lawrence Monoson, Brenda Strong, and stunts by Eliza Coleman, Lisa Hoyle, Oliver Keller, Lane Leavitt, and Monica Staggs), Flight of the Living Dead: Outbreak on a Plane (2007, with Erick Avari, Derek Webster, Todd Babcock, Tucker Smallwood, David Spielberg, Brian Thompson, and stunts by Shawn Crowder, Rosine "Ace" Hatem, Dorenda Moore, Steve Rizzo, Nancy Thurston, Spice Williams, and Boni Yanagisawa), and (2008, with Daniel Roebuck and Patrick Fischler).
King has also performed in television series such as (1997, with Bruce Gray, Leslie Hoffman, Dey Young, and Phil Morris), , , and .
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Bobby Cabe

Bobby Cabe was a male Human citizen of the United States on Earth in the 20th century. He was born in 1907.
In 1930, he murdered Alfredo Pedillo Jose in an apartment house hallway. When Cabe returned a borrowed car to a friend, he was arrested and confessed. 
A news article about the arrest of Cabe was printed in a New York newspaper. The article was on the same page as articles reporting on the advised return of Americans from Thailand and the death of the "local social worker" Edith Keeler. This was one of the images Spock's tricorder recorded before he and Captain Kirk transported back in time. ()
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Bodies of Evidence

Body of evidence? 
== Background information ==
* The DC Comics TNG timeline sets this three issue arc, concluded in this issue, after the events of and before those of .
=== Creators ===
* Based on created by Gene Roddenberry
* Writer:
** Michael Jan Friedman
* Artists: 
** Deryl Skelton (interior art)
** Rick Taylor (color art)
** Bob Pinaha (letter art)
** Jason Palmer and Jerome K. Moore (cover art)
* Editors: Margaret Clark
== Characters ==
; Jean-Luc Picard : captain.
; William T. Riker :Enterprise-D exec.
; Beverly Crusher : Enterprise-D surgeon.
; Data : Android Enterprise-D operations officer.
; Geordi La Forge : VISOR-sighted Enterprise-D chief engineer.
; Wesley Crusher : Teenage acting ensign.
; Worf : Klingon Enterprise-D security chief.
; Deanna Troi : Half-Betazoid Enterprise-D counselor.
== References ==
Body function

A body function or bodily function was any natural process carried out by a lifeform's body.
Borg drones had fewer bodily functions than the average lifeform, but when Seven of Nine's assimilation was partially undone, she regained most of them, although she still regenerated instead of sleeping. ()
== List of bodily functions ==
* Biting
* Blinking
* Breathing
* Burp
* Chewing
* Cough
* Dream
* Eating
* Feces
* Hairball
* Hiccup
* Inhalation
* Meow
* Purr
* Running
* Saliva
* Seizure
* Sleep
* Sleepwalking
* Sneeze
* Snoring
* Tear
* Urination
* Vomiting
* Walk
* Yawn
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Boimler Seven

Boimler Seven was a holodeck program created by Brad Boimler to prepare for various crew interactions. In late 2380 he used it to prepare for an evaluation he had with Captain Carol Freeman, for her selection of an "eager to please ensign" to attend her advanced diplomacy . His focus was to practice seeing how eager to please he needed to be. Beckett Mariner described it as a "brown-nosing program".
The simulation loaded on the bridge of the and contained numerous simulated crewmembers, so that Boimler could pre-interview and not make any mistakes during the real thing. He uploaded seven years worth of entries from the entire crew's private logs, which the computer then used to create an algorithmically perfect simulation of every crew member. Then, all Boimler needed to do was feed the holograms a scenario and the simulated crew then "filled in the blanks" for him.
Mariner then began rewriting Boimler's code and created the holoprogram Crisis Point: The Rise of Vindicta. Boimler continued to utilize Mariner's modified program for its original use as intended, but it ended up negatively affecting his interview performance when he accidentally discovered that Mariner was Captain Freeman's daughter. ()
In 2381, Boimler went back to this program to create a sequel to the holoprogram, Crisis Point II: Paradoxus. ()
== Characters ==
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* Human operations commander
They were later carried over as Crisis Point: The Rise of Vindicta holograms, and Crisis Point II: Paradoxus holograms. () 
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Bokara VI

Bokara VI was the inhabited sixth planet in its star system. This planet was located somewhere in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant.
In 2369, this planet hosted a neuropsychology seminar which was attended by Counselor Deanna Troi. While at the seminar, Troi was returning to her quarters when she was abducted by members of the Romulan underground movement and surgically altered to take the place of Tal Shiar Major in order to help with the defection of Vice-Proconsul M'ret, a high-ranking member of the Romulan Senate. ()
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Bolarus

Bolarus was an inhabited planetary system in the Bolian sector of the Alpha Quadrant. It was a unary star system consisting of a single star and the inhabited planet Bolarus IX, which was the homeworld of the Bolians.
== Stellar Cartography == 
In 2259, the location of this system was labeled on a stellar cartography chart seen on the 's ready room viewscreen. The system's symbol had a color, indicating that it had an affiliation with the . ()
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. Bolarus was in or near to Federation space. ()
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 Bolarus 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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Boldly Writing

Boldly Writing: A Trek Fan and Fanfiction History, 1967-1987 is an unofficial reference book written by Joan Marie Verba and published by FTL Publications originally in 1996, with a revised second edition published in paperback in 2003 and in an indexed hardcover edition in 2021.
== Summary ==
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:Discover the rich, untold history of early Star Trek fandom. Learn how the fans kept interest in the show alive through conventions, clubs, zines, and newsletters after it was canceled and through the times when new movies and series were produced.
:Curious about the circumstances behind the cancellation of The Original Series and how viewers worked to bring it back to the large and small screens? Searching for insights into the development of the Trek fandom? Looking to connect with the originators of some of your favorite phrases? Joan Marie Verba has been a Star Trek fan since the very beginning, both as a dedicated watcher from the show's premiere and as a formative member of the burgeoning community as far back as 1969. And now she's here to share her compelling retrospective of how two decades of pre-internet passion for the show built a fanbase destined to live long and prosper.
:Boldly Writing: A Trek Fan and Fanfiction History, 1967-1987 is an extraordinary chronology of the amateur creations used to keep the story of Star Trek going when hopes for a revival were dim. With twenty years of collected zines and insider context, Verba brings to light the powerful grassroots movement that put the starship Enterprise back on the air. Grab your copy of Boldly Writing and see exactly what it was like living as a dedicated fan before it grew into the most famous science fiction series of all time.
:In Boldly Writing, you'll discover:
:* How zealous viewers fought to bring their beloved series back after it was canned and helped preserve this part of TV history
:* Rare material and print production driving the fanzine explosion that created a loyal following like no other
:* The dedicated, widespread operations taken to organize Trek clubs and conventions
:* Origin stories from this groundbreaking series for everyday catchphrases
:* Humorous anecdotes relating to fan special interest groups, successes, and much, much more! 
:Boldly Writing: A Trek Fan and Fanfiction History, 1967-1987 is your straight-to-the-point source for the impressive underpinnings of the long-living Star Trek fandom. If you like carefully crafted chronicles, stunning revelations, and surprising true stories, then you'll love Joan Marie Verba's fascinating book.
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BoldlyWritingCover1996.jpg| edition (1996) cover
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Bolian Credit Exchange

According to an unused line in the script for the fourth season 
episode , the Bolian Credit Exchange was an economic body run or owned by the Bolians.
Quark blamed a fluctuation in the Credit Exchange for a three percent loss on the value of Karemma fleece when Hanok brought up the issue. (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Companion - A Series Guide and Script Library)
In the Pocket DS9 novel The 34th Rule, Grand Nagus Zek exploits a loophole in the Bolian Credit Exchange.
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Bonaventure (C1-21)

The Bonaventure (C1-21) was an early Earth space warp capable starship.
In 2369, this ship appeared on a wall chart titled "Starship Chronology" in Keiko O'Brien's classroom and had the description "Discovery of the Space Warp". () Later that year, and into the next year, a model of this ship was added to the classroom. ()
== Appendices ==
=== Background information===
In the , it was this ship, only identified by its registry "C1-21"', that was credited with the discovery of space warp, which was until the release of somewhat accepted as "semi-canon". However First Contact firmly established the radically different design of the Phoenix as the first warp capable Earth ship, and all references to the Bonaventure being so were subsequently dropped from later reference works.
The Bonaventure was intended to be a predecessor to the , as confirmed by the creator of the wall display, Doug Drexler; "By the way, 'Bonaventure' was absolutely a nod to the animated show." It was this wall chart that established the name of the ship, as the Chronology had not provided one, only its registry. 
There have been several ships in the Royal Navy with the name HMS Bonaventure. A Canadian aircraft carrier was renamed HMCS Bonaventure in 1952.
The Star Trek: The Next Generation Technical Manual (p. 54) mentions a prototype field device and an unmanned flight test vehicle from 2061, which predates all manned warp ships.
For further information on the display model, see: Bonaventure (C1-21) model.
=== Apocrypha ===
In Star Trek Spaceflight Chronology (), a Cochrane-class cruiser, the UNSS Bonaventure, was introduced as Earth's first warp drive ship. Utilizing an alien warp guidance system, she began Earth's warp drive era under the command of Captain Hadrian Huckleby, with a trip to Tau Ceti. This was four years after the first successful demonstration of warp technology.
In the novel , Zefram Cochrane's first warp ship that traveled to Alpha Centauri was called the Bonaventure, conceivably the C1-21 or a sister ship (and thus still retaining the potential of becoming canon), and his later personal ship is called the Bonaventure II.
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Bone-knitting laser

The bone-knitting laser (also referred to as a knitter) was a specialized medical instrument used for repairing fractured bones. A viable alternative to using a knitter was the use of a splint. ()
When a miniaturized Hikaru Sulu broke his leg in 2269 and the normal bone-knitting laser technology could not be used because of its large size, Dr. McCoy repaired Sulu's injury using a microscope laser instead. ()
== See also ==
* Bone regenerator
* Osteo-regenerator
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Bone mineral content

The bone mineral content, or BMC, was the measurement of bone mineral found in a specific area of the humanoid body. It was measured in grams (g). 
In 3189, an atomic scan performed on s musculoskeletal system revealed that she had a BMC of 55.2 g in her spine and a BMC of 154.7 g in her whole body. ()
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Bone of Contention

An Attack on Two Fronts! 
== Background information ==
* This is the second part of a six issue story arc.
=== Creators ===
* Based on created by Gene Roddenberry
* Writer: Michael Jan Friedman
* Artists: 
** Peter Krause (pencil art)
** Pablo Marcos (inking)
** Tom McCraw (color art)
** Bob Pinaha (letter art)
** Jason Palmer and Karl Kesel (cover art)
* Editor: Alan Gold
== Characters ==
;Jean-Luc Picard
Bone regenerator

A bone regenerator was a medical device used for repairing shattered bones. Starfleet medkits typically held bone regenerators.
The bones in Benjamin Sisko's arm were shattered during the attack on the . When Sisko regained consciousness, he saw his arm was in a . Dukat, the man who had rescued Sisko during his escape from the Honshu, had found a bone regenerator in the medkit aboard their shuttlecraft, but claimed, "I'm not much of a doctor, so I just put on the ." ()
=== See also ===
* Bone-knitting laser
* Osteo-regenerator
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Bones (comic)

== Summary ==
:As the release of the next STAR TREK film gets closer, the ongoing series focuses on the never-been-seen origins of the Enterprise crew in the new movie timeline! First up is Doctor : find out how the cantankerous miracle worker found himself on a shuttle to with ! With a story overseen by STAR TREK writer/producer Roberto Orci, this all-new tale sets the stage for the upcoming film!
== Background information ==
*The story is titled "Bones" in the fifth trade paperback of the series.
=== Creators ===
* Writers:
** Mike Johnson
** F. Leonard Johnson, MD
* Artists:
** Claudia Balboni (interior art)
** Erica Durante (inking art)
** Claudia SGC (color art)
** Chris Mowry (letter art)
** Tim Bradstreet (cover art)
* Editor:
** Scott Dunbier
* Creative consultant: Roberto Orci
* Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Special thanks to Risa Kessler and John Van Citters at CBS Consumer Products.
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Bonfire

A bonfire was a social gathering centered around a communal fire.
After transitioning to a post-scarcity society in 2382, the Targalans made bonfires from piles of now-useless paper money as part of their planet-wide celebration. ()
Later in 2382, Snell offered to sell D'Vana Tendi, Beckett Mariner, and T'Lyn some tickets to a bonfire. ()
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Bonita Deneen

Bonita Deneen is a casting assistant at April Webster Casting and was part of the casting process for . She hails from Santa Monica, California.
Deneen worked on such television shows as Resurrection Blvd. and My Wife and Kids before joining April Webster in 2005. Another project she worked on was the drama Fierce People, filmed in 2004 and released in 2007. This movie starred Star Treks Anton Yelchin.
Since then, she has primarily assisted in the casting for projects developed by J.J. Abrams and Bryan Burk, with her first being Abrams' film directorial debut, Paramount Pictures' (2006). She also worked on Abrams' and Damon Lindelof's . 
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Bonnie Gordon

Bonnie Gordon is an actress who performed the Ship Computer of the on . She also provided other voices for the series as well as for .
She was a recurring character in The Quest (2014, alongside Douglas Tait) and a main cast member in multiple web series including Shield of Tomorrow on the Geek and Sundry network and Clear Skies on the QueueTimes network. She was also a member of the closing cast of the Star Trek: The Experience in Las Vegas.
== Star Trek appearances ==
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File:Communications Officer (Holiday Party).jpg|Communications Officer
File:Enterprise crying ensign 1.jpg|Crying Ensign
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File:Voyager-A Ensign 2.png|Ensign #2
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Bonnie Gordon (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Charlynn had the chance to sit down for a lively chat with Bonnie Gordon, voice of Prodigys Protostar computer and so much more! Big thanks to guest co-host Marina Kravchuk, and thanks to everyone who participated in Virtual Trek Con! You can catch the video of this conversation here:
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Bonus Episode! San Diego Comic Con's 50 Years of Star Trek Panel with Bryan Fuller Direct from San Diego's Hall H (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Jordan introduces Bryan Fuller's 50 Years of Star Trek Panel celebrating Star Treks past with William Shatner, Brent Spiner, Jeri Ryan, Michael Dorn, and Scott Bakula, and teases his forthcoming CBS All Access show .
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Bonus scene

The bonus scene was a deleted scene from the season 1 finale shown on March 23, 2018 at WonderCon, and released online the same day. 
== Summary ==
Sometime after the leaves Qo'noS, the former Emperor is running the Orion cabaret. She is approached by a man pretending to be a Trill, but recognized by her as being a Federation operative. Complaining about people being in denial that – despite the cease fire with the Klingons – there are still threats to galactic peace, he offers her a black Starfleet insignia, initiating her as a Section 31 asset.
== Background information ==
* There is no official release of "Will You Take My Hand?" with this scene included.
* This scene was shown with credits at WonderCon and when it was released online. The season 1 Blu-ray and DVD releases include it with the deleted scenes section and only show the basic copyright information other deleted scenes have.
* The scene was added to CBS All Access on March 24, 2018 under the title "Michelle Yeoh and Alan van Sprang's Section 31 bonus scene from Star Trek: Discovery" in the "Clips" section where the trailers and special features are.
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* Sonequa Martin-Green as Michael Burnham (does not appear)
* Doug Jones as Saru (does not appear)
* Shazad Latif as (does not appear)
* Anthony Rapp as Paul Stamets (does not appear)
* Mary Wiseman as Sylvia Tilly (does not appear)
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* Jason Isaacs as (does not appear)
=== Special guest stars ===
* Michelle Yeoh as 
* Alan van Sprang as Leland
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cabaret; cease fire; lap dance; Section 31
 
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Booby trap

A booby trap was a type of device meant to kill or injure a person. It typically had some means to lure victims into it and then make it difficult to extricate themselves from it.
In 2151, Charles Tucker III claimed that Captain Archer had rigged the vault on board the with booby traps, so he volunteered to go first before Ulis and Muk. ()
In 2153, the Xindi booby-trapped a biorifle so it would overload and then explode aboard the Enterprise, but Tucker was able to beam it into space before it exploded. ()
In 2366, a Menthar booby trap disabled the , nearly resulting in the loss of all hands until Geordi La Forge managed to restore the systems aided by a holographic version of , a designer of the Enterprise. ()
During the Occupation of Bajor in 2351, Bajoran scientist Dekon Elig and his assistant Surmak Ren created the aphasia virus as a weapon against the Cardassians and set it as a booby trap on the newly-constructed space station Terok Nor. However, they never had a chance to activate it before they were captured and incarcerated, leaving it dormant on the station. Eighteen years later, Miles O'Brien accidentally activated the virus while making repairs to Deep Space 9's replicators which spread via the replicators until mutating into an airborne disease causing the crew to speak incoherently until Kira Nerys kidnapped Surmak to force to create a cure. ()
In 2370, O'Brien warned Julian Bashir not to touch supplies that Bashir found on T'Lani III as they could have been booby-trapped. O'Brien had seen several soldiers killed in the same circumstances during the Cardassian War. ()
In 2371, Seska rewrote the Insurrection Alpha holoprogram and left booby-trapped subroutines, so that when someone attempted to open the holodeck doors, the power grid would explode. ()
In 2372, Neelix referred to the various hidden disruptor snares on Tarok as booby traps. ()
When the Cardassians withdrew from Empok Nor that same year, they left behind a number of booby traps, as per standard Cardassian procedure regarding the abandonment of a facility. ()
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