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Emergence (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Something has taken over the Enterprise, and that something is – the Enterprise. The ship is alive and trying to create life, too. But Picard and crew have places to be. Can they wrest back control from this new life without killing it so they can go back to seeking new life? And can they please play in the holodeck without being almost killed? Find out when goes into the Mission Log.
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Emergency Training Hologram

The Emergency Training Hologram (ETH) or advisory hologram was an adaptive holoprogram developed during the late 24th century by Starfleet for use aboard Federation starships as a training advisor. ()
 was designated as the ETH aboard the and was first activated in 2383 by Rok-Tahk. Her role was primarily to teach her new crew, who had no knowledge of the Federation and Starfleet, those organizations' philosophies and methods. (, et al.) Hologram Janeway was created so that Captain Chakotay would have the real Kathryn Janeway with him in a way as she refused to ever return to the Delta Quadrant. ()
In 2385, Hologram Janeway received an upgrade to the Emergency Command Hologram of the , although she continued to serve as the crew's training advisor. ()
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Emil Richards

Emil Richards was a percussionist who performed on over two thousand films and television shows, including episodes of and and nine of the . Richards considered working on to be one of the highlights of his career. He was also part of composer Michael Giacchino's regular orchestra and was thus a part of the orchestra for . Richards and Giacchino previously collaborated on the films The Incredibles, Sky High, Mission: Impossible III, and Ratatouille, and the television series Lost.
Richards was born Emilio Radocchia in Hartford, Connecticut. He began playing the xylophone at the age of six, and while in tenth grade, he joined the Hartford Symphony Orchestra and performed with various jazz musicians around New England. After serving in the First Cavalry Army Band as assistant band leader, he graduated from the Julius Hartt School of Music (now part of the University of Hartford) and later from Hillard College.
Throughout the 1950s and 1960s, he played various percussion instruments with jazz ensembles first in New York and then in Los Angeles, where he settled permanently in 1959. He collaborated with such artists as Frank Sinatra, Nelson Riddle, Judy Garland, Sarah Vaughan, and Doris Day. In 1962, in response to a request from President John F. Kennedy, Richards and a small jazz band joined Sinatra on a world tour to benefit needy children. It was during this tour that Richards began what is currently the world's largest collection of percussion instruments from around the world.
After the tour, Richards continued to work with Sinatra and recorded sessions with such artists as the Beach Boys, Jan and Dean, Bing Crosby, and Nat King Cole. In the meantime, Richards contributed to a steadily increasing number of film scores. One of the many film composers he worked with over the years was the late Jerry Goldsmith. In addition to four Star Trek films, Richards and Goldsmith worked together on such films as Seven Days in May, (1966), (1968), (1970), (1973), (1974), (1976), (1982), (1983), (1984), (1987), (1989), (1990), (1994), (1995), Stuart Baird's (1996), (1997), (1996), and (1998).
The many other film scores on which Richards worked include Jerry Lewis' (1963), (1965), (1967), Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (1969), (1971), (1973), (1973), (1975), (1976), (1976), (1977), (1978), (1979), (1984), (1984), (1985), (1986), (1987), (1987), (1987), (1988), (1990), Beauty and the Beast (1991), (1992), (1993), Mission: Impossible (1996), (1996), (1997), (2000), (2002), (2002), (2003), and , just to name a few. He also worked on countless television series and mini-series and was part of the orchestra for several Academy Awards ceremonies.
After an extensive career in the industry, Emil died at the age of 87 on December 13, 2019. 
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Emilia Crow

Emilia Crow is an actress who played Zyree in the second season episode .
Crow made her film debut in (1983), with F. Murray Abraham, Gregg Henry and Harris Yulin. Next was (1984, with Robert Miano). Crow followed with the martial-arts film Nine Deaths of the Ninja (1985) with Vijay Amritraj. In 1986, Crow reteamed with Miano in (1986, featured Ronny Cox, Frank Gorshin and Phil Rubenstein). She appeared in (1992, co-starring Raymond Cruz, Wayne Grace, Ed Lauter, Thalmus Rasulala and Ben Slack). Also that year was Crow's final film, where she joined Nicholas Guest, George Murdock and Time Winters.
On television, Crow guested on (1985, starring Pierce Brosnan, with Rod Arrants). 
Her guest appearance on Deep Space Nine marked Crow's final on-screen appearance to date.
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Emily Banks

Emily Banks was the actress who played Tonia Barrows in the first season episode . She filmed her scenes between Wednesday and Monday at and on Thursday at Desilu Stage 9. 
Banks got her start in 1960 when she was elected Miss Rheingold, appearing in advertisements and promotions for Rheingold Beer. In 1963, she appeared as a model for the game show Say When!. Contestants were presented with merchandise, and were required to build their "pot" by selecting items to get close to, but not exceed, a total. Banks modeled these items. Two years after her run ended in 1964, she got her first movie role and first television guest appearance; she worked intermittently in both forms until 1986, including (1968, starring Elvis Presley, with Celeste Yarnall).
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Emily Bergl

Emily Anne Bergl is the actress who played Bethany in the third season episode .
Bergl was born in Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, England to an English father and an Irish mother. The family moved to the United States when she was six. She grew up mostly in Denver, Colorado and Glenview, Illinois, and is a graduate of Grinnell College in Iowa.
According to Michael DeMeritt in the audio commentary for the episode, Bergl became so endeared by the crew that they were dreaming that she could become a permanent character in some way.
Prior to her appearance on Enterprise, Bergl had appeared in (2002, with Matt Frewer, Eric Close and Anton Yelchin). In both "North Star" and Taken, she played a woman who was one quarter alien.
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Emily Coutts

Emily Coutts is a Canadian actress who plays Keyla Detmer on . She also played the character's mirror universe counterpart.
Coutts holds a BFA in acting from York University. She made her debut in The Bright Side of the Moon (2011). Coutts’s filmography includes Crimson Peak (2015, with Leslie Hope) and the shorts Bullet-Headed, Satisfaction, As I Like Her, Cherry, Can't Close a Painted Eye, 3-Way (Not Calling) and Come Back. She also produced and starred in Barn Wedding (2015).
Coutts also appeared in episodes of The L.A. Complex, Transporter: The Series, The Next Step, The Girlfriend Experience, Dark Matter (with Conrad Coates) and Murdoch Mysteries. She also had a role in the 2014 TV movie Best Christmas Party Ever. In 2019, Coutts starred in the drama Goliath.
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Emily Levy & Scrutineers (podcast)

== Summary ==
:In our special Trek the Vote episode, Heather Rae Barker interviews Emily Levy, founder and director of Scrutineers, an action-oriented, nonpartisan online community working for USA election fairness and transparency.
:Heather and Emily talk about the history of the organization and how they help educate, train, and mobilize nonpartisan election scrutineers.
:For more information or to donate to Scrutineers: https://scrutineers.org/about/mission-history/
:For more information about Trek the Vote: https://www.trekthe.vote
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Eminiar

Eminiar was an inhabited planetary system in stellar cluster NGC 321. This system was located within an unnamed quadrant of the Alpha Quadrant and two of its planets were Vendikar (Eminiar III) and Eminiar VII. 
== 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 its affiliation with the Federation. ()
In 2293, the location of Eminiar in the Milky Way Galaxy was labeled in a star chart that was in Captain James T. Kirk's quarters aboard the . (, okudagram)
In 2367, the location of Eminiar was labeled on a tactical situation monitor in Captain Benjamin Maxwell's ready room on the . (, okudagram) 
In 2366, in an alternate timeline, during the , Eminiar's position was labeled on a tactical situation monitor on the bridge and in the ready room of the . (, okudagram)
File:NGC 321.jpg|The NGC 321 star cluster
File:The Explored Galaxy.jpg|The location of Eminiar on "The Explored Galaxy" star chart
File:Benjamin Maxwells tactical monitor.jpg|The location of Eminiar on a tactical situation monitor
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Emissary (ML) (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Moving can be tough, especially when the military force that used to occupy your home wrecks it before leaving. Plus they're still hanging around causing trouble. Plus nobody really wants you here. Plus you're not sure YOU want to be here. Plus – wormhole! There's no welcome wagon, though we do welcome you to Deep Space Nine, when we put in the Mission Log.
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Emitter

An emitter was any device that emitted or gave off something. Usually, what was given off was energy or streams of particles.
Starfleet-issued emergency transporter armbands contained a type 7 phase discriminator that had a re-configurable emitter. ()
== Types of emitters ==
* Antigraviton emitter
* Anyon emitter
* EM emitter
* Field emitter
** Temporal field emitter
* Force field emitter
* Fuel emitter
* Graviton emitter
** Phase-conjugate graviton emitter
* Holographic emitter/Holo-emitter
** Holo-emitter network
** Mobile emitter
** Targeting holo-emitter
* Isolinear emitter
** Type 3 isolinear emitter
* Multiphasic emitter
* Multispectral emitter
* Nadion emitter
* Neurolytic emitter
* Neutralization emitter
* Optronic emitter
* Particle-beam emitter/Particle emitter
* Phase emitter
* Phaser emitter 
** Type 4 phaser emitter
* Photonic emitter
* Plasma emitter
* Polaron emitter
* Pulse emitter
* Resonance emitter
* Scan emitter
* Sensor emitter
** Sensor relay emitter
* Shield emitter/Deflector emitter
* Subspace emitter
* Subspace field emitter
* Telepresence emitter
* Thoron shock emitter
* Tractor beam emitter
* Tri-phasic emitter
== Emitter components ==
* Emitter algorithm
* Emitter array
* Emitter coil
** Subspace emitter coil
* Emitter coupling
* Emitter crystal
* Emitter diode
* Emitter frequency
* Emitter matrix
* Emitter module
* Emitter pad
* Emitter relay
* Emitter stage
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Emma Ho

Emma Ho is a child actress who played Oriana in the first season episode and the second season episode . Ho is a prolific voice actress, lending her talents to multiple cartoons, including Ranger Rob, Pikwik Pack, PJ Masks, Pinkalicious and Peterrific, and Rosie's Rules. 
She is the twin sister of Ian Ho, who appeared in the episode . In 2021-2022 they starred together in the sixth season of The Expanse.
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Emmanuel John

Emmanuel John is an actor who played a Federation Headquarters Security Officer in the fourth season episodes and and the fifth season episode .
Besides his Star Trek role, he played bit parts in episodes of Trailer Park Boys and The Handmaid's Tale (with Joel Lacoursiere and Vanessa Burns), and appeared as a Pella crewmember in six episodes of (with Shohreh Aghdashloo, Brian George, Vanessa Smythe, Samer Salem, Emma Ho, Ian Ho, Conrad Coates, Daniel Jun, Kyle Gatehouse, Adrian Pavone, Ava Cheung, Andre Colquhoun, Lindsay Owen Pierre, Phi Huynh, Josh Madryga, Victoria Goodman, and Alex Armbruster).
He also appeared in the independent films And Into the Fire (2015), Black Cop (2017, starring Ronnie Rowe Jr. and Sophia Walker), and Hopeless Romantic (2018).
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Emmet

Emmet was the Emergency Tactical Hologram used during the late 24th century by Cristóbal Rios aboard La Sirena. He was one of several emergency holograms (the others being Emil, Enoch, Ian, and Mister Hospitality), and was programmed to look like a tattooed, messy-haired version of Rios that primarily spoke Chilean Spanish with a thick dialect. ()
In 2399, Emmet was activated by Rios to take over phasers while La Sirena was under attack by Kar Kantar's Bird-of-Prey. ()
Later, while La Sirena was en route to Deep Space 12, he conveyed to Raffi Musiker that Alonzo Vandermeer (Rios' former captain in Starfleet) had committed suicide. ()
After Rios transferred ownership of La Sirena to Seven of Nine, she merged all the emergency holograms so that only Emmet remained. By disabling the hologram safety protocols, he could assist her in combat during her Fenris Ranger missions. However, she was unable to disable the theraputic plug-ins left from the merging, much to her annoyance. ()
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Emmy Bosch

Captain Emmy Bosch was a Starfleet officer active in the 2390s, and an old friend of Raffaela Musiker. Musiker claimed to know where Bosch's bodies were buried.
In 2399, Musiker convinced Bosch to grant Jean-Luc Picard Federation diplomatic credentials so he could parlay with Hugh, the executive director of the Borg Reclamation Project. Shortly after, she told Musiker not to call her again. ()
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Emotional baggage

Emotional baggage was an idiom that referred to unresolved psychological trauma or past experiences that could cause ongoing emotional distress or pain.
In 2367, while giving his condolences to Beverly Crusher for her deceased husband Jack R. Crusher, Dalen Quaice said to her, "You know what the worst part of growing old is? So many of the people you've known all your life are gone and you realize you didn't take the time to appreciate them while you still could. Oh, I'm sorry. There was no reason to heap all this emotional baggage on you. I usually travel light." ()
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Emotional barrier

An emotional barrier was a negative feeling or belief that made it difficult to communicate clearly and effectively.
In 2368, Jean-Luc Picard said to Data, "Father and son. Both proud, both stubborn, more alike than either of them were prepared to admit. A lifetime spent building emotional barriers. They're very difficult to break down. And now the time has come, it's too late. It's a difficult moment. It's a lonely one. It's a moment Spock is about to face." ()
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Emotional consideration

Emotional consideration was the process of acknowledging and accepting the emotional ups and downs of a situation.
Because Data was not affected by feelings or emotional considerations, he considered himself closer to being Vulcan than Human; however, he was not attracted to Vulcan philosophy. He felt that although their devotion to logic had a certain appeal in its simple purity, he found overall that this was a somewhat stark philosophy, lacking beauty and joy. ()
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Empathy

Empathy was the capacity to understand and feel the feelings and emotions of another person from their perspective or point of view. It could also refer to a type of extrasensory perception in which one can directly detect the emotions of another; such an individual was known as an empath. Empathic powers were often associated with telepathy.
==Species==
Species in which empathic abilities were normal included the Betazoids (and Betazoid hybrids), Deltans, Haliians, Kwejians, Lumerians, and Napeans. (; ; ) 
Gem's species was empathic, and further possessed the ability to transfer the wounds of others onto themselves. () In Kelpiens, empathy was a defining trait hard-wired in their DNA, linked to their ganglia responding to shifts in their environment. ()
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In 2259, La'an Noonien-Singh noted that the Federation taught that if a way was found to empathize with an enemy then one day they could become friends. She considered this wrong, because she believed some things in the universe, such as the Gorn, were evil. ()
In 2365, Deanna Troi described Doctor Katherine Pulaski's greatest medical skill to be her empathy. ()
In 2366, Reginald Barclay created a hologram of Deanna Troi, named the "Goddess of Empathy". ()
Berlinghoff Rasmussen claimed to Deanna Troi in 2368 that some of his closest friends were empaths. ()
In 2373, Kes told The Doctor, who was malfunctioning, that empathy and kindness were basic to all forms of life. () 
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This list is for empathic abilities, not for basic empathy. All the episodes listed here with empathy is done by Deanna Troi, unless otherwise stated. Troi uses her empathic abilities in roughly half (49 percent) of TNG's 178 episodes. 
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Emperor's Crown

The Emperor's Crown was a revered Klingon artifact that was worn by the Emperors of the Klingon Empire.
In 2372, Kor told Worf he was searching for something more coveted than the Crown: the Sword of Kahless. ()
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Enaj

Enaj was a Klingon who served on the Oversight Council of the Klingon Defense Force in the late 24th century, alongside Bargh and K'orin.
In 2382, Enaj confirmed to Bargh that Ma'ah had the right to initiate the Ritual of J'ethurgh to regain his captaincy, as mentioned by Brad Boimler. She later joined with K'orin in voting to allow Ma'ah to transfer to another fleet not under Bargh's command, and in witnessing Ma'ah's invocation of the Rite of Forced Conscription on Bargh. ()
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Enara Prime

Enara Prime, or, more simply, Enara, was the inhabited prime planet in its star system. This system was located in the Delta Quadrant. This was the homeworld of the Enarans, a warp-capable humanoid species. ()
The Enaran hogfish was also native to the planet. ()
Sights included the Danius Cliffs, which stood above a molten sea. Rain occasionally occurred on the planet.
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Encore

An encore was a short extra performance that took place at the end of a show or concert, usually in response to audience applause.
In 2151, , surprised to be held up by Shilat, quipped, "That's a pretty neat trick. Here you are watching me with a gun in your hand while at the same time your corpse is up on the . What do you do for an encore?" ()
In 2366, William T. Riker said to Jean-Luc Picard and the crew, "We'll circuit in auxiliary power to the Bridge. Somehow we'll silence Sousa (music) if he decides to play an encore." ()
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Encounter With the Othersiders

== Summary ==
== Background information ==
* This issue was reprinted in .
=== Creators ===
* Based on:
** created by Gene Roddenberry
** created by Rick Berman & Michael Piller
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** Mike W. Barr
** Michael Jan Friedman (co-plotter)
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** Gordon Purcell (pencil art)
** Terry Pallot (inking)
** Patrick Owsley (letter art)
** Moose Baumann (color design)
** Violent Hues with Janice Wismar (interior color)
** Scott Sava (cover art)
* Editors: Mark Paniccia & Margaret Clark
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Encounter at Farpoint (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Meet the Enterprise and her crew for the first time. Again. For the first time. This is NCC 1701-D with Captain Picard, First Officer Riker and – you get the idea: New ship, new crew. All of that and Q, too! What new things will we encounter? Find out when we put " in the Mission Log.
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Encounter at Farpoint story draft - December 1986 (podcast)

== Summary ==
:A straightforward story to introduce audiences to the new Enterprise crew is what Dorothy Fontana had in mind in late when she drafted . It would change many times before premiering nearly a year later – not the least of which was the addition of "Q." The Trek Files unearths a document this week from TNG's earliest days.
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