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Physiognomy

Physiognomy was the belief that the study of a person's external appearance, especially the face, was reflective of their character or personality.
Captain Picard attended what was supposed to be a physiognomy at a three-day psychological conference discussing the effects of deep space assignments in late 2369. The presenter, Doctor Vassbinder, was not aware of the intended subject and instead gave a hypnotic hour-long dissertation on the ionization effect on warp nacelles. Vassbinder's droning, pauseless presentation style prevented the attendees from alerting him to his mistake. ()
In 2374, The Doctor cited his ignorance of Species 8472's physiognomy as the reason he could not treat an injured member of the species. ()
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Pi (number)

Pi (symbol ) is the mathematical constant that was the ratio of any circle's circumference to its diameter, which is approximately 3.1416. 
In 2267, when the entity Redjac took control of the computer of the , Spock forced it out with a class A compulsory directive to compute pi to the last digit – a task that it could never complete, because, as Spock explained, "the value of pi is a transcendental figure without resolution". ()
Data, who was sharing amusing anecdotes with Lwaxana Troi and Jean-Luc Picard in late 2365, explained how he once used the square root of pi and multiplied it by 93 to accurately calculate the distance between the Omicron system and the Crab Nebula. ()
In 2373, when Odo and Quark were climbing a mountain after their crash on a class L planet, Odo asked how much higher they needed to climb, and Quark responded by saying "carry the seven, take the square root, times pi. I'd say that high." ()
When The Doctor became a global celebrity to the Qomar in 2376, several of his fans wrote him letters wondering how many digits of pi he could calculate. ()
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Picard-Crusher Relationship memo - November 1986 (podcast)

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:In the early days of The Next Generation, "Crusher" meant Wesley and his mother would likely have not been seen after the pilot episode. A memo from Bob Justman to Gene Roddenberry suggests ways to develop the boy's relationship with Picard and what might have been between the Captain and Beverly.
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Pie filling

Pie filling was any type of food, especially fruit, that was put into the interior of a pie.
When the Annual Intra Division Pie Eating Contest was about to begin on the in 2381, Ensign Beckett Mariner was covered in blueberry pie filling after she was practicing for the pie eating contest. She even tracked the pie filling throughout the corridors of the ship. The previous year's pies were strawberry. ()
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Piece of Mind story draft - January 17, 1990 (podcast)

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:The episode that would become started as a pitch called "Piece of Mind" from Fred Bronson to Gene Roddenberry. Having already scripted one episode of The Animated Series, Fred had an "in" with the TNG production staff and knew that a Lwaxana story would be needed. Our special guest this week is Fred Bronson himself with tales of rewrites, rejected ideas, and the importance of work lunches.
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Pierre Rahn

Pierre Rahn was a Starfleet officer in the 24th century. His serial number was NN-367-1075 LDP. 
In 2371, he was a crewmember aboard the . He was among the crew stranded in the Delta Quadrant, when Voyager was forcefully brought there by the .
In an alternate timeline, his name was listed on the crew manifest read by Harry Kim in early 2372. (, )
In 2375, his name was listed on a crew manifest. ()
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Pieter Folkens

Pieter Folkens is a marine mammal expert who served as advisor, designer, and sculptor for the mechanical whales George and Gracie on . He worked close to Industrial Light & Magic project supervisor Walt Conti on this project.
Beside his work as illustrator and author who published several books about marine mammals he is also working as lecturer for several science centers. Folkens is a founding board member of the Alaska Whale Foundation and a life member of the Marine Mammal Center.
Folkens worked close to Walt Conti and his company Edge Innovations since the early '90s and advised and created the mechanical whales, sharks, and dolphins on projects such as (1993), (1995) and (1997), seaQuest DSV (1993-1995), (1996), (1996), (1997), the television documentary The Science of Whales (1998), (2004), and (2006).
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Pike (weapon)

A pike was a type of hand-held melee weapon. This weapon was a long thrusting spear with a shaft supporting a spearhead.
On Rigel VII, this was one of the weapons available to a Kalar warrior. The spearhead was shaped like a clover leaf. The connection between spearhead and shaft had feathers attached to it. Some of these weapons were decorated with a banner. 
During his skirmish with one of these warriors in 2254, in an illusion created by the Talosians, Captain Christopher Pike chose a mace over this weapon, before selecting the pike as he reached the top to the stairs, poking it into the Kalar's chest. () 
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Pilar Seurat

Pilar Seurat was the actress who played Sybo in the second season episode . She filmed her scenes on Thursday and Friday at Desilu Stage 10.
Born in the Philippines as Rita Hernandez, she arrived in the United States of America as a child, and began acting on television in the late 1950s. One of her earliest TV appearances came in a 1960 episode of along with fellow Original Series guest star Richard Webb. This was followed in 1962 with two appearances on the crime series Naked City. Her first episode, entitled "The Contract", also featured fellow Original Series alum Abraham Sofaer while the second, called "Without Stick or Sword", featured Original Series star William Shatner. Also in 1962, she appeared in an episode of Adventures in Paradise with her "Wolf in the Fold" co-star John Fiedler. The following year, Seurat was seen in an episode of Gene Roddenberry's The Lieutenant, starring Gary Lockwood. She also appeared in (1965, with Original Series star George Takei).
Her many other TV credits include (1964, with Davis Roberts), Temple Houston (starring Jeffrey Hunter and also guest-starring Abraham Sofaer), The Defenders (with Richard Kiley and Frank Overton), (with James Gregory and Richard Hale), (with Ricardo Montalban), (with George Murdock), Slattery's People (with Paul Sorensen), (with Michael Dunn), (with James Gregory), , (starring Henry Darrow), Then Came Bronson (with Logan Ramsey), (starring Jack Lord), (starring Clarence Williams III and Tige Andrews), and (with Alan Oppenheimer). She also appeared in multiple episodes of The F.B.I., during which she worked with the likes of Stephen Brooks, Richard Evans, Rex Holman, and Ken Lynch.
Seurat was also involved in a handful of feature films released in 1961, including , in which she played one of three Italian teenagers accused of murder; Stanley Adams and Clegg Hoyt made uncredited appearances in this film. Seurat also appeared with Barry Atwater in Battle at Bloody Beach and with Yvonne Craig in The Seven Women from Hell. Ten years later, she and fellow Original Series alumni Antoinette Bower and Don Keefer had roles in .
Seurat retired from acting in the early 1970s. She died of lung cancer in 2001 at the age of 62. She was survived by her son, Dean Devlin, a prominent Hollywood writer and producer (Stargate, Independence Day).
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Pinball

Pinball was a Human arcade game, invented in the 19th century with the objective of scoring points by manipulating metallic balls on a playing field inside a glass case. The primary objective of the game was to score as many points as possible. Secondary objectives were to maximize the time spent playing (by earning extra balls and keeping balls in play as long as possible) and to earn free games. 
Henry Starling kept a Firepower pinball machine in his office at Chronowerx Industries in 1996. ()
Iotian gangster Bela Okmyx kept a few pinball machines in the storage room where Kirk, Spock , and McCoy were held captive, on Sigma Iotia II. These included Twenty Grand and Majors - 1941. ()
In the Human representation of the Q Continuum, there was a pinball machine called Q Continuum Galaxy. ()
Shannon O'Donnel once sat in front of a pinball machine called Fish Tales while in a bar in the year 2000. () 
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Pinch

A pinch was the squeezing of something tightly between two objects, such as one's fingers. One notable tactic which made use of pinching was the Vulcan neck pinch. 
Pinching one on the butt was considered a crude romantic overture. ()
In 2369, an alien persona of noted that he could pinch himself, causing pain, an argument for his real existence. ()
In 2372, "pinching" was one of the several possible descriptions of back pain The Doctor offered to a pregnant Samantha Wildman, whose unborn baby was putting pressure on her sciatic nerve. She chose "shooting" instead. ()
In 2376, Doctor Lewis Zimmerman, believing Deanna Troi to be another trick by The Doctor, pinched her arm to see if she was real or another hologram. Troi cried out in pain. ()
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Pinewood Toronto Studios

Pinewood Toronto Studios is the main filming location for , located in , Ontario, Canada. Set construction was originally scheduled for with filming on the first season taking place between and ; however, this later became late to early . Filming for the second season took place between and . The production uses eight of the facility's stages. 
The facility was known as Filmport until June 2009, when the studio signed a comprehensive sales and marketing agreement with the British company The Pinewood Studios Group. It consists of twelve sound stages, a jumbo stage, and three back lots. 
The facility previously housed the sets for productions such as (2006, with Robert Joy), the reality tv show Battle of the Blades (2009-13), (2009-14), (2011), (2012), (2012), (2012, with John Cho), (2013), (2013), (2013), (2013), (2013, with Idris Elba, Ron Perlman, Clifton Collins, Jr., and Brad William Henke), (2014), (2014), (2014, with Stephen McHattie and John Pyper-Ferguson), (2015), (2015), (2012-16), and (2015).O
Later projects include (2016), (2014-16, with Robin Atkin Downes), (2015-17), (2013-17), (2017), and (2017). 
In , Pinewood announced that they were officially naming one of their sound stages "The Star Trek Stage". 
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Pink

Pink was a color. Healthy Humans were said to be "in the pink", while a pleased individual could be said to be "tickled pink". (, )
The Andorian Thy'lek Shran referred to Humans as "pink skins", in reference to their skin pigmentation. (, et al.) Quark once inquired if there were problems between Miles O'Brien and his wife Keiko in 2369, adding that "Your face gets very pink when it gets aggravated. Much more so than most other Humans." ()
Roses came in the color pink. In 2266, Charles Evans brought Janice Rand a pink rose, asking her if pink was her favorite color. () 
In 2371, Neelix served bantan, advising nobody eat any of the "little pink things". ()
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Pinnacles

The Pinnacles was a Federation Type 6A shuttlecraft operated by Starfleet in the late 24th century. It was attached to the 
In 2381, this shuttle was landed in front of the entrance to the Transporter Facility on Earth. ()
In 2382, the Pinnacles was damaged and flipped on its side by crossfire during the shape war between the s and s. Lieutenant jg Beckett Mariner and Ensign Olly took shelter behind it. ()
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Pinstripe

A pinstripe was a narrow stripe used in fashion and design.
In 2372, Chakotay lamented Starfleet's lack of imagination regarding the color and design of modular shelters, wishing they looked more cheerful. When Kathryn Janeway suggested polka dots, Chakotay replied, "I was thinking more of a tasteful pinstripe, something in s and greens." ()
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Pioneer 5

Pioneer 5 was an American Pioneer Program space probe that was in service with NASA in the mid-20th century. A record of Pioneer 5 was available in the Enterprise library computer. This data was flashed on a viewscreen when the Talosians scanned the computer in 2254. ()
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Pioneer class

The Pioneer class was a class of Federation starship that was in operation with Starfleet sometime in the 23rd century. 
== History == 
The Pioneer-class was introduced sometime in the early to mid 23rd century, and featured a compact design, while retaining design elements typical of the period, including a style saucer, and cylindrical nacelles. 
In 2401, the herself, had been relocated to the Fleet Museum at Athan Prime, sitting near her sister ship from the same period, the . (; season 3 end credits)
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 	NCC-1500	Lead ship of her class. Preserved at Fleet Museum.	Preserved	2402
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The Pioneer-class was one of several starship classes that originated from Star Trek Online, where it was identified as a Pioneer Utility Cruiser. The class was designed by concept artist Hector Ortiz and built as a CGI model by its associate art director, Thomas Marrone. 
The class name was later revealed and confirmed by Dave Blass. According to production art, this class is 221.52 meters in length, 117.24 meters in width, and 63.04 meters in height. 
While the USS Pioneer had been absent at the Fleet Museum in (her berthing place left vacant for the to occupy), and was only fleetingly seen in , clear concept art had already been created by Keene Sin showing a closeup of her berthed at the museum. 
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Pioneers of Television: Science Fiction

Pioneers of Television: Science Fiction is a fifty-five-minute television documentary which first aired on as part of the PBS network's Pioneers of Television series. The documentary primarily focuses on early science fiction television series such as The Twilight Zone, Lost In Space, The Time Tunnel, and many others.
 is the most prominently featured series by far, and the documentary examines Gene Roddenberry's origins and efforts to create the series through the use of re-enactments and archival photographs and footage. New interviews regarding Star Trek were conducted with William Shatner, Leonard Nimoy, Nichelle Nichols, and Martin Landau. 
The documentary is notable for showing stills and footage from the early television and film work of Roddenberry, Shatner, Nimoy, and Nichols including Howdy Doody, Zombies Of The Stratosphere, Alexander the Great, and The Lieutenant, among other projects. 
The casting of Leonard Nimoy in the role of Spock is also examined. Martin Landau, who was originally approached by Roddenberry for the role stated, "I turned down Star Trek. It would've been torturous. I would've probably died playing that role. I mean, even the thought of it now upsets me. It was the antithesis of why I became an actor. I mean, to play a character that Lenny (Nimoy) was better suited for, frankly, a guy who speaks in a monotone who never gets excited, never has any guilt, never has any fear, or was affected on a visceral level. Who wants to do that?"
The documentary also features Nichelle Nichols talking about her interactions with and her (and American television's) first on-screen interracial kiss (with Shatner).
Archival footage shot in 1970 of (from The Twilight Zone) shows him giving a mixed review of the original Star Trek series. He stated "Star Trek was again a very inconsistent show which at times sparkled with true ingenuity and pure science fiction approaches. At other times it was more carnival-like, and very much more the creature of television than the creature of a legitimate literary form."
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Piper

Miss Piper was a female Human Starfleet enlisted crewmember in the 23rd century. She served in the operations division of Starbase 11 in 2267, under the command of Commodore José I. Mendez. Piper was Mendez's assistant.
That same year, Piper greeted a landing party from the , including Captain Kirk, and assured them that, despite Mr. Spock having asserted that they had received a message diverting them to the starbase, the base had sent no such message. Piper subsequently informed Kirk that they had a mutual acquaintance in Starfleet officer Lieutenant Helen Johansson, although she was evasive as to how much detail Johansson had gone into, regarding Kirk.
Later, Piper was monitoring Fleet Captain Christopher Pike on a computer screen, and immediately noticed when he disappeared, having been abducted by Spock, who was attempting to illegally transport Pike to planet Talos IV. ()
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Pirak

Pirak was a Cardassian gul who commanded a weapons depot outside the Bajoran city of Hathon during the Cardassian occupation of Bajor. He committed many acts of brutality, including the execution of fifteen Bajoran farmers for failing to display a Cardassian banner.
As a result, Pirak became the target of an assassination by the Shakaar resistance cell. Trentin Fala told the resistance fighters how to bypass the security systems, Latha Mabrin built the plasma charge to be placed outside Pirak's residence, and Kira Nerys planted the bomb while Furel and Lupaza stood guard. The resulting explosion vaporized the east wing and killed twelve Cardassians, including Pirak's entire family. Twenty-three others were left severely disabled, including Silaran Prin, who years later sought revenge against all the Bajorans involved. ()
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Piskes IX

Piskes IX was the ninth planet in its star system. Its surface was covered by an ocean home to a wide variety of bioluminescent algae.
In 2382, the was assigned to catalog algae on Piskes IX. While he was on the planet, Lieutenant Matt was possessed by an anaphasic lifeform named Clem, leading to navigation problems that forced the Cerritos to dock at Starbase 80. ()
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Pissera

For the episode , UI graphic designer Dominique Rossier created an info panel for the mess hall which listed suggestions for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. One of the suggestions for lunch was garnofree from Pissera. This was a planet known to the Federation in the late 24th century. The garnofree, an intervebrate species, lived in the ice water of the northern hemisphere feeding on heavy metals. Although the panel did not appear in the episode, it can be seen at Rossier's artist page at Art Station. 
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Pity

Pity was a feeling of sadness or sympathy for someone who was suffering, distressed, or unhappy.
In 2268, Dr. Miranda Jones said to Captain James T. Kirk, "Shall I tell you what human companionship means to me? A struggle, a defence against the emotions of others. At times, the emotions burst in on me. Hatred, desire, envy, pity. Pity is the worst of all. I agree with the Vulcans. Violent emotion is a kind of insanity." ()
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Pi³ Orionis

Pi³ Orionis was an inhabited planetary system in the Alpha Quadrant. It was a unary star system consisting of the primary Tabit and its planets.
The Pi³ Orionis system had at least three planets. The planet was the homeworld of the Orions; two other planets were Orion I and Orion III. Notable lifeforms found in this system included the blazzards, the Orion rhinos, and the Orion wing-slugs, all to be found on Orion. (; ; ; ; 
== Stellar Cartography == 
The Pi³ Orionis system was visible from Earth in the constellation . This system was approximately 26.3 light years from Sol. 
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 color, indicating that it was affiliated 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. Achernar 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 . ()
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Plagiarism

Plagiarism was the act of representing another's work as one's own. Those who did so were called plagiarists.
In 2268, Garth accused the Orion Marta of plagiarizing one of Shakespeare's sonnets. She replied by saying that she wrote it again yesterday. ()
According to , the 15th century poet Singh el Bashir was a plagiarist, which caused him to question, perhaps erroneously, why Julian Bashir had bragged about being a relation of his. The doctor replied that Jack had brought it up. ()
In 2381, Risik was criticized for copying the styles of his fellow Orions, making him not a pirate in that instance, but a plagiarist instead. ()
In 2382, Brad Boimler was accused of plagiarizing his alternate timeline counterpart's vibe after copying many of his qualities and experiences, including a cocktail, in an attempt to emulate him. ()
 
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