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Karl J. Martin

Karl J. Martin is a Los Angeles-based digital artist, art director and set designer who created digital graphics for , and and designed sets for , , and .
Martin worked as a visual effects model maker on (1991, starring Billy Campbell), (1992, with Terri Garr, Thalmus Rasulala, and Wallace Shawn), Monolith (1993, with Musetta Vander), and (1993, with John de Lancie).
Beside his work on the Star Trek television series, he also worked as a digital artist on , M.A.N.T.I.S. (1994), Space: Above and Beyond (1995), Spy Game (1997), and (1999), (1994), (1996, starring Christian Slater), (2001), (2001, starring Greg Ellis), and (2002).
His work as set designer features in (1992), (1992), (1992), , , and Babylon 5, (1994), (1994), (1995), (1997), (1998), (1999), (1999), (2000), , She Spies, , and , (2004) and (2005), , , Day Break (2006), (2006), Wildfire (2007), (2008), (2008), (2009), (2009), (2009), and (2009), (2011), (2012), (2012, working with William Ladd Skinner and Aaron Haye), (2012), (2012, with Geoffrey Mandel), (2012), (2013), (2014), and (2014).
For his work on Avatar, he won an Excellence in Production Design Award from the Art Directors Guild in the category Fantasy Films in 2010, which he shared with fellow Star Trek alumni Robert Stromberg, Dorian Bustamante, Ryan Church, James Clyne, Daphne Yap, C. Scott Baker, Scott Herbertson, Joseph Hiura, Tex Kadonaga, and Gregory Jein, as well as four further Art Directors Guild Award nominations, and three wins for Passengers (2016), (2018), and (2019).
Martin was the production designer on the action film Shadow of the Dragon (1992) and the short films Untitled: 003-Embryo (2002 with Ethan Phillips) and Legion: The Word Made Flesh (2005), and served as art director on (2014), (2017), (2018) and (2019). He had featured cameo roles in Babylon 5 (1998, with Andreas Katsulas, Marshall R. Teague, and Mirron E. Willis) and (2001).
Martin later worked as set designer on The Magnificent Seven, , and (2016), Geostorm (2017), (2018), (2019), (2019), (2021), (2021), and (2022).
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Karl Strahlendorf

Karl Strahlendorf is a set designer who worked uncredited on . As part of the art department, he received an ADG Excellence in Production Design Award nomination in the category Fantasy Film in which he shared with Scott Chambliss, Ramsey Avery, James Clyne, Lauren Polizzi, Kasra Farahani, Michael E. Goldman, Harry E. Otto, Andrew E.W. Murdock, Jason Baldwin Stewart, Natasha Gerasimova, Steve Christensen, Andrea Dopaso, John Eaves, Nathan Schroeder, Ryan Church, Christopher Ross, Victor Martinez, Steven Messing, Anne Porter, John Chichester, Tex Kadonaga, Kevin Cross, Andrew Reeder, Jane Wuu, Richard F. Mays, Allen Coulter, Karl Martin, Scott Schneider, Lorrie Campbell, Easton Smith, Tammy Lee, Tim Croshaw, Clint Schultz, and Karen Manthey.
Strahlendorf previously worked as 3D car modeler on (2008) and (2010). He earned a degree in industrial and production design from Carleton University and worked as senior design sculptor for Mercedes-Benz between 1991 and 2000. He also worked as master modeler for Ford Motor Company between 2016 and 2018. Since April 2019, Strahlendorf has been president of Ximeno Design, a company in Long Beach, California. 
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Karl Wiedergott

Karl Wiedergott is an actor who made two guest appearances in episodes of and .
He first appeared in the third season Voyager episode for which he filmed his scenes between Wednesday and Monday on Paramount Stage 16. His costume from this episode was later sold off on the It's A Wrap! sale and auction on eBay. In he portrayed Larr in the Enterprise first season episode .
Wiedergott is best known for his work on The Simpsons (1998-2010, co-starring Frank Welker and Kelsey Grammer) and has lent his voice to The Simpsons: Hit and Run video game (2003) and The Simpsons Movie (2007, also co-starring Kelsey Grammer).
Among his acting resume are films such as The Education of Allison Tate (1986, with Leslie Hope), Monday Morning (1990, with Annie O'Donnell), (1994, with Lilyan Chauvin, Barry Kivel, and Amy O'Neill), The Confidence Man (1996, with Barbara Alyn Woods and John Putch), Pirates of Silicon Valley (1999, with J.G. Hertzler, Wayne Péré, Jeffrey Nordling, Marc Worden, Kitty Swink, Paul Popowich, Nikita Ager, Alexander Enberg, and stunts by Rick Avery and Brian Avery), and Two Days (2003, with Adam Scott).
He has also appeared in television series such as (1985 & 1988, with Matthew Faison, Herta Ware, and John Hostetter), 21 Jump Street (1990, with Castulo Guerra and Morgan Woodward), (1993, starring Steven Weber), (1999, with John Glover, Steven Culp, Lori Petty, and Ray Proscia), (2000, starring Eriq La Salle, with Megan Cole and Lily Mariye), (2002, with William Sadler and Jack Donner), and (2003, with Kellie Waymire and Seth MacFarlane).
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Karla Five's vessel

Karla Five's vessel was an advanced starship from the antimatter universe planet . The vessel was capable of operating with only a single pilot and was capable of transporting only a few passengers. Its maximum warp was warp 36, and it was equipped with enough positive matter armament to ignite a dead star into life. 
Karla Five was pulled into the positive matter universe in this type of vessel, and had to fly at maximum warp into a supernova with it to be able to return to its normal universe. 
She later donated the vessel to the crew of the so that they could be towed into another supernova to escape the antimatter universe. ()
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Karole Selmon

Karole Selmon is the actress who portrayed Yareena in the first season episode . 
She also worked as a Starfleet officer at the Star Trek: The Experience theme park attraction at the Las Vegas Hilton.
Selmon started her acting career in the late 1970s with her part as Sheila Moran in (1977) which also features Trek performers Marc Lawrence, Henry Kingi, Sr., Bob Minor, and Julius LeFlore. The following years she had guest roles in (1977, starring LeVar Burton), The White Shadow (1979 and 1980, with Joan Pringle and Next Generation co-star Jonathan Frakes), and Hill Street Blues (1981, with James Sikking, Mark Metcalf, Tony Plana, and Barbara Bosson) and a featured role as Harbinger's sister in the 1982 comedy Wacko (with Charles Napier).
Following a part in (1989, starring Holly Hunter, with Kathy Bates, Dion Anderson, Jeff Allin, James Avery, Ward Costello, David L. Crowley, Jerry Hardin, George Murdock, Glenn Morshower, Randy Oglesby, Angela Paton, David Selburg, and Kenneth Tigar) she took a break from acting and returned fifteen years later in (2004, featuring Rosalind Chao and Richard Tanner). The same year she appeared as a victim in the science fiction short film Apartment 206.
Selmon later portrayed a homeless woman in (2009, with Rachael Harris, Stephen Root, and Arne Starr).
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Karst topography

Karst topography was a type of geological landscape that featured sinkholes, rivers, and caverns.
The area around the Mintakan settlement on Mintaka III possessed Karst topography, as well as high concentrations of thallium compound in the rock strata. It was for this reason that the was unable to pinpoint the missing Doctor with its sensor beams. () 
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Karv

Karv was a fictional location on the fantasy world known as Ardani, which was created by Thaddeus Troi-Riker.
It was inhabited by people who had magical powers, though their magic was confined there, implying that they might not have been able to use it if they left their homeland.
The climate of this land was arid, as there was a lack of water there. ()
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Karzill IV inhabitant

Karzill IV inhabitants were the humanoid inhabitants of Karzill IV, who had green skin with brown stripes on their limbs, and white hair. ()
Many were employed on the planet as Varuvian ore miners. In 2381, their operation was overrun by the Pakleds. ()
In 2282, another member of this species was present aboard the Cosmic Duchess. ()
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List of Karzill IV inhabitants.
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In 2382, this male served as an acolyte of the AWOL Starfleet admiral Milius while vacationing aboard the Cosmic Duchess cruise ship. He later quit when Milius asked his acolytes to sacrifice their lives, and remarked that he was going back to his wife, as she thought he was at the buffet. ()
==Miners ==
These nine miners were held hostage by the Pakleds in 2381. ()
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Kasseelian

The Kasseelians were an Alpha or Beta Quadrant species. They were known for the Kasseelian opera genre of music. 
Female Kasseelian prima donnas trained their whole lives for a single performance, after which they typically committed suicide by plunging a dagger into their own chest. ()
A Kasseelian opera house was present on a moon near Starbase 46 as of December 2256. ()
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Kassia Nox

Commander Kassia Nox was a female El-Aurian Starfleet officer who served as the commanding officer of Starbase 80 in the late 24th century. ()
After Starbase 80 was assigned to guard a quantum fissure and act as the headquarters of a new mission of multiverse exploration, Nox remained in command of the base while Captain Carol Freeman and Admiral Alonzo Freeman oversaw the mission. Nox greeted the pair when they came aboard the starbase. ()
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Kataan probe

A Kataan probe was an artifact created by the Kataan to preserve memories of their civilization before their extinction in the 14th century.
At the time of its demise the people of the Ressik community, realizing that their sun was about to go nova, launched such a probe containing a memory record of their civilization and a Ressikan flute, native to their culture. This probe later encountered Captain Jean-Luc Picard and transferred its memory record to him, giving him the life experiences of Kamin in a matter of minutes. 
The probe was constructed out of low-tech materials like paricium and the ceramic alloy talgonite. It was propelled by a solid form of propellant, crystalline emiristol, which it used as fuel.
The device carried no exterior markings and was launched in the 14th century from a location close to the community of Ressik in a missile. Kamin was present when the probe was launched. His wife Eline carried a pendant on a necklace that resembled the probe's exterior shape.
The origin of the probe could be traced by programming a Federation probe to follow the radioactive trail left behind by the propellant. The probe traced the path of the Kataan probe to the Kataan star system in the Silarian sector.
The probe emitted a nucleonic beam, a particle transmission that sent Kamin's memories to a host, in this case Captain Picard. The transmission was an all encompassing sensory experience whereby the person receiving the memories assumed the identity of Kamin as well as experiencing the environment as though it were real. After the transmission was finished, the probe shut down and was tractored into shuttlebay 2 aboard the . ()
In 2382, Lieutenant junior grade Beckett Mariner compared her, D'Vana Tendi, and T'Lyn getting stranded on Dilmer III for a year of relative time to Picard's experience with the probe. ()
In 2401, the probe was amongst the artifacts stored on Daystrom Station. ()
Another Kataan probe was encountered by the , and placed in her anomaly storage room. In 2381, Lieutenants jg Beckett Mariner, D'Vana Tendi, and Sam Rutherford used it as part of a booby trap to prank Lieutenant Dirk. When Rutherford later attempted to dismantle the trap, the probe was accidentally activated, transmitting the memories of an entire lifetime into a Betazoid gift box. ()
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Kataan star system

The Kataan star system was a planetary system in the Silarian sector, containing six planets. One of these planets, Kataan, was once inhabited by a pre-warp civilization. 
When the primary novaed, in the late 14th century, all life in the system was destroyed. All that remained of the civilization were a probe, a flute, and the memories of one inhabitant of a community on the planet, Kamin, kept in Captain Jean-Luc Picard's mind. 
The system remained uncharted by the Federation into the mid-24th century. ()
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Katalin Elek

Katalin Elek is a Hungarian makeup artist who worked as special makeup artist on . She is the wife of fellow makeup artist Zoltan Elek, who worked on .
Elek received an nomination in the category Outstanding Makeup for a Series in 1987 for the Max Headroom episode "Security Systems", shared with her husband. In 1990 she won the Emmy Award in this category for the Alien Nation episode "Chains of Love", shared with Rick Stratton, Richard Snell, and Ken Diaz. Elek received another nomination in 1993 in the category Outstanding Individual Achievement in Makeup for a Miniseries or a Special for her work on .
One of Elek's first credited makeup work was as a crew member for Rob Bottin on (1985). Beside her work on the television series Max Headroom (1987) and (1989-1990), she also worked on (1986, with Janice Alexander and Zoltan Elek), (1987), (1989), (1989, with John Rhys-Davies), (1990), (1991, working with Janice Alexander and Karen Asano-Myers), (1993), (1994, with Ron Perlman and David Graf), (1995), (1996), (1996), (1998), and (1998).
Later work include (2004, starring Tom Hanks, with Zoë Saldana, Jude Ciccolella, Michael Nouri, and Conrad Pla, and makeups by Edouard F. Henriques, Sandra Rowden, and Kim Santantonio), (2005), (2005), (2005, starring Brent Spiner), and (2006, with Ed French and Terry Baliel).
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Katarzyna Kowalczyk

Katarzyna Kowalczyk , sometimes credited as Kasia Kowalczyk, is an actress and filmmaker who appeared as Alnschloss K'Bentayr in . Kowalczyk received no credit for her appearance as a "Grasia" alien in . On the latter film her makeup was supervised, molded, painted and applied by Mark Garbarino and sculpted by Kodai Yoshizawa. A screenshot of her from Star Trek was used by the virtual collectible card battle game Star Trek: Rivals on card #5, Security Officer A. K'Bentayr. A behind the scenes picture of her from Into Darkness was used for card #16, titled "Engineer Grasia".
Born in Gdańsk, Poland, Kowalczyk traveled with her parents through Tasmania until they settled down in Atlanta, Georgia. She attended the Atlanta College of Art and pursued a career as photographer, but left photography to become a filmmaker, a realization of her dream to tell stories visually. Kowalczyk has been married to actor and filmmaker Tal Harris since 2003. With Harris, she founded and has owned the production company "Tal Kasia Productions" since 2002.
Their production company produced and realized the stage play Dr. Faustus in 2002, the short fantasy film Replacing Delphine in 2003, and the short film The Bread Squeezer in 2006, which won an award as best short film at the Rome International Film Festival. Kowalczyk served in multiple roles on this productions, including director, writer, editor, art director, and costume designer. 
Other productions Kowalczyk has been involved in include the short film Prayers From Pelham (2005), where she played the role of Yeti, the short drama Swimming to the Moon (2007, with Nicole Huang), for which she lent her voice, and (2008, with Ray Wise), in which she appeared in a background role, the Nanny Ghost. Kowalczyk has also worked as an art department intern for the drama Death in Love (2008), and as a wardrobe production assistant for the drama Brooklyn's Finest (2009).
Kowalczyk is an also professional film mime, citing Doug Jones as an influence.
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Kate Fuglei

Kate Fuglei is an actress and singer who played the Kvetchy Fuelie in the first season episode .
Born and raised in Omaha, Nebraska, Fuglei began her acting career at the Guthrie Theater in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Since 1992, she appeared in guest and bit roles on a large number of television series.
Her credits include episodes of shows such as (with Brenda Strong), (with Mitchell Ryan), (starring Stephen Collins and Catherine Hicks, with Landry Allbright and Brenda Strong), (with Paul Winfield and William Daniels), (starring Miguel Ferrer and Jerry O'Connell, with Susan Gibney and Wallace Shawn), (with Mary Mara), (with Raymond Cruz, John Billingsley, and James Avery), (starring Teri Hatcher and Brenda Strong, with Jeffrey Nordling), , , Masters of Sex (with Tim Ransom), This is Us, and Young Sheldon (with Jason Alexander).
Her few film credits include the 1998 thriller Nowhere Land (starring Dina Meyer), (2001, with Harry Groener), and (2016, with Leon Russom and Larry Cedar).
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Kate Vernon

Kate Vernon is an actress who played a member of Species 8472 impersonating Commander Valerie Archer in the fifth season episode . She is the daughter of Star Trek voice actor, John Vernon.
In 2014, Vernon played Captain Sonya Alexander in the fan film Prelude to Axanar on which she worked with Tony Todd, J.G. Hertzler, Gary Graham, Alec Peters, and Ryan T. Husk.
She appeared in (1992, starring Angela Bassett, featuring Christopher Plummer and Armand Schultz). She also played Ellen Tigh on Battlestar Galactica, written and developed by former Star Trek writer Ronald D. Moore, and guest-starred on an episode of satirizing sci-fi and Star Trek conventions. She previously had recurring roles on and .
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Katelin Petersen

Katelin Petersen is an actress who played the young Annika Hansen in the fifth season episode , and in archived footage from that episode which appeared in the sixth season episode .
She started out in the acting business as a child actress, and aside her Star Trek role, also appeared, among others, in episodes of Suddenly Susan, (with Tom Virtue), and (directed by Chip Chalmers), as well as films such as The Next Best Thing (2000, with John Carroll Lynch, Fran Bennett, Jay Karnes, and Patrick Price) and Cahoots (2001, with Keith Carradine, Bill Erwin, and Frank Novak). As a teen, she made guest appearances on shows like and (with Kevin Rahm and Carolyn Seymour).
As an adult, Petersen mostly turned to voice acting. She provided voices for as well as the English-language version of the video game Final Fantasy XIII (with Daniel Riordan, Brian George, Eric Bauza, Fred Tatasciore, James Horan, Jennifer Hale, Kari Wahlgren, Larry Cedar, Michael Bell, Nolan North, Paul Eiding, Robin Atkin Downes, Tim Russ, and Tom Kenny). She also appeared in a number of short films.
Petersen graduated in broadcast journalism at the California State University. She is also a trained singer and musician. She was married to musician Ryan Grady from 2016 to 2021.
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Katharyn Powers

Katharyn Powers was a television writer who wrote the stories for the first season episode and the first season episode . For "Code of Honor", she collaborated with Michael Baron. They were both interviewed by Edward Gross for the article "Writers Katharyn Powers & Michael Baron – Inside Code of Honor" for . She was previously married to Michael Michaelian.
Powers is a fan of and bought her first television to watch the series. At this time, she was working as an actress in New York. She met Dorothy Fontana while working with her on and Fantastic Journey (which starred Ike Eisenmann) in the late 1970s and received a call from Fontana during pre-production for The Next Generation. Powers also wrote for television series such as , How the West Was Won, Young Pioneers, , Fantasy Island, and Airwolf as well as several television movies.
Later in her career, Powers wrote almost a dozen episodes of Stargate SG-1 and worked as a story consultant on the series between 1997 and 1998. In 2005, she worked as associate producer on (2005).
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Katherine Moffat

Katherine Moffat is a former actress who portrayed Etana in the fifth season episode . She filmed her scenes for this episode on Wednesday on Paramount Stage 16 and had her make up test on Tuesday . 
Two years later, she appeared as Vaatrik Pallra in the second season episode .
Moffat appeared in the films The Beast Within and Spy Hard. Moffat also voiced Scarlet Witch in the 1990s Iron Man animated series.
In 1995, she appeared in the pilot episode of (co-starring John de Lancie and featuring Stephanie Beacham, Douglas Rowe, and Terry Jackson, with production design by Herman F. Zimmerman), In 1996, she appeared in an episode of Babylon 5 starring Claudia Christian, Andreas Katsulas and Bill Mumy, with John Vickery and Time Winters.
Moffat retired from acting in 1998.
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Katherine Rees

Katherine Rees is a hair stylist who worked on the first season episode . For this work she received an Emmy Award nomination for Outstanding Individual Achievement in Hairstyling for a Series in , shared with Josée Normand, Patricia Miller, Shawn McKay, Karen Asano-Myers, Dino Ganziano, Rebecca De Morrio, Barbara Minster, Janice D. Brandow, Gloria Ponce, Caryl Codon-Tharp, Virginia Kearns, Patricia Vecchio, Faith Vecchio, and Audrey Levy.
In 2006 Rees earned another Emmy Award nomination for her work on the Alias episode "There's Only One Sydney Bristow". Ress won two Emmy Award for Outstanding Hairstyling in 2000 for the television drama Introducing Dorothy Dandridge, shared with Hazel Catmull, Kathrine Gordon, and Virginia Kearns, and in 2009 for the Mad Men episode "The Gold Violin", shared with Gloria Ponce.
During the '90s, Ress worked as hair stylist on productions such as (1993, with R. Christopher Biggs, Rob Burman, Roxy D'Alonzo, Vincent J. Guastini, Adam Brandy, Jake Garber, and Dean Gates), (1993), (1994), (1995), the television drama Journey of the Heart (1997), (1999), (1999), and (1992), (1995-96), The Burning Zone (1996-97), and The Visitor (1997).
Further credits include (2000, with John Billingsley), (2001), (2001), J.J. Abrams' (2001-02, starring Keri Russell, with Amanda Foreman), (2003), (2004), (2004), (2003-04), (2005-06), and Raines (2007), as hair stylist for on (2008), (2008), and (2008).
She later worked as hair department head on the television drama The Eastmans (2009, with Belinda Bryant, Gloria Ponce, and Lygia Orta) and as hair stylist on (2009) and Brannon Braga's (2009-10).
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