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Ann Magnuson

Ann Magnuson is an American actress and musician who played Admiral Kirsten Clancy in the first season episodes and .
Magnuson sang in a satirical faux heavy metal band named Vulcan Death Grip. Later, she fronted the psychedelic rock band . 
Since the mid-1980s, she has also had a career as a solo artist. Magnuson's film career began with (1981, with Dick Miller). Next was (1983, with Cliff DeYoung. Magnuson later appeared in (1985, with Robert Joy, Timothy Carhart, John Hoyt, and Isabel Lorca). 1987 saw Magnuson in the telefilm Tales From the Hollywood Hills: A Table at Ciro's with Earl Boen and Donna Murphy. Magnuson was then in (1988, with Gabriel Damon and Daniel Zacapa), and (1989, with Ian Wolfe).
In the decade that followed, Magnuson appeared in (1994, with Mike Starr). That same year Magnuson co-starred in , with Vaughn Armstrong, Patrick Bauchau, Reg E. Cathey, Raymond Cruz, Kamala Lopez-Dawson, Elizabeth Dennehy, Ellen Geer, Michael Jace, Aaron Lustig, John Putch, Cameron Thor, Harley Venton, and Harris Yulin. A year later, Magnuson appeared in , starring Lori Petty and Malcolm McDowell, with Doug Jones, Jeff Kober, Reg E. Cathey, Clayton Landey, Charles Lucia, Iggy Pop, and Frank Welker. In 1996, Magnuson appeared in , with Jordan Lund. Magnuson went on to appear in (1997, with Toby Huss and Michael McKean), (1997, with Malcolm McDowell, Cathy Moriarty and Bert Remsen), (1998, with Michael McKean, Dick Miller, Robert Picardo, Wendy Schaal, Kirsten Dunst, and Frank Langella) and (1998, with Lee Arenberg, Michael G. Hagerty, Brent Hinkley, Blake Lindsley, Ron Perlman, Mark Rolston, Carel Struycken, and Steven Weber). 
==Film work in the 21st century==
In 2000, Magnuson appeared in , with Famke Janssen and Robert Knepper, followed bv (2001, with Padma Lakshmi), (2001, with Shelly Desai), (2003, co-starring Ron Canada, Clyde Kusatsu, Matt Malloy, Jim Metzler, Angela Paton, Michael Welch, and Dell Yount), and (2004, with Sally Kellerman).
==Television Guest Roles==
Magnuson's television debut was (1984), followed much later by (1996, starring John Larroquette) and (1996, with Golden Brooks). A year later, Magnuson would guest on The Drew Carey Show starring Diedrich Bader in "Check Out Drew's Old Flame", and a year after that, Magnuson would reteam with Mark Rolston in in "We have Cleared the Tower". Magnuson's television work would wane for more than a half-decade when in 2004 she arrived in the final season of Frasier starring Kelsey Grammer in the title role in "Match Game", that same year, Magnuson would guest on with John Kassir. 2007 would mark the first time Magnuson would work with her future costar Patrick Stewart on the Seth MacFarlane created American Dad also starring Scott Grimes and Wendy Schaal in "I Can't Stan You". The next Trek-connected television appearance for Magnuson came in her turn on Modern Family in "Goodnight, Gracie"(2013) with Peggy Miley.
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Ann Shea

Ann Shea is the actress who appeared as Nellen Tore in the fourth season episode . She filmed her scenes between Tuesday and Thursday and Monday and Wednesday on Paramount Stage 8 and 9.
Following her work on Star Trek: The Next Generation, Shea had supporting roles in (1992), (1993, with Nicolas Surovy, Glenn Morshower, Frank Collison, and Mark Phelan), and (1998, with Martha Hackett, David Carpenter, and Don Pugsley).
She also appeared as hospital day-care worker Valerie on three episodes of (1995-1996, starring Eriq La Salle, with Angela Paton, David Spielberg, Paul Dooley, Gregory Itzin, Lily Mariye, Bill Cobbs, and Megan Gallagher).
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Anna's logs

Anna's logs were logs kept by a Human woman named during her seven year stay on Iyar, following the crash landing of her starship.
The logs were located by the Iyaarans, who were unable to understand several concepts she discussed; pleasure, antagonism, and love among them. It was for this reason that Byleth, Loquel, and Voval were sent in 2370 to learn about these concepts firsthand from the crew of . ()
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Anna Karen

Anna Karen Morrow was the actress who appeared as a Sarpeidon mort in the episode third season episode . She filmed her scenes on Friday and Monday at Paramount Pictures' European Town back lot, and at Desilu Stage 10.
In one of her earliest known television roles, Karen appeared with Original Series co-star DeForest Kelley in a 1956 episode of Matinee Theatre. That same year, she made her film debut with an uncredited appearance in with fellow Original Series guest performers Phillip Pine and Warren Stevens. 
Karen made an uncredited appearance in (1956, featuring Barry Atwater, Paul Carr, Charles Cooper and Nehemiah Persoff). In 1960, she was directed by John Newland on an episode of . Karen then co-starred with Parley Baer in a 1962 episode of Wagon Train and worked with William Windom on The Farmer's Daughter in 1963. 
Between 1965 and 1966, Karen played the recurring role of Mrs. Chernak on . Also prior to her appearance on Star Trek, Karen and her Original Series co-star William Shatner appeared together in a 1966 episode of Gunsmoke (along with Liam Sullivan and Charles Seel). Her later TV credits include guest appearances on Marcus Welby, M.D., in 1972 and 1975, and an appearance on Project U.F.O. in 1978.
She was married to the actor from 1947 until his death in 1993. Karen died from complications of old age at a retirement home in Woodland Hills, California on 1 July 2009. She was 94 years old. 
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Anne Elizabeth Ramsay

Anne Elizabeth Ramsay is an actress who played Clancy in the second season episodes and .
She is best known for starring in as Lisa Stemple, the sister of Jamie Buchman (played by ). Also guest-starring on Mad About You were fellow Next Generation actresses Suzie Plakson and Gates McFadden.
Ramsay portrayed recurring characters in , The L Word, , , and Related. She appeared in (2001) and (1992, starring Tom Hanks, with Ann Cusack, Lori Petty, Mark Holton, and David L. Lander.
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Anne Haney

Anne Haney was the actress who played Rishon Uxbridge in the third season episode and Els Renora in the first season episode .
Haney was a regular on from 1986 through 1989, and had a recurring role as Judge Marilyn Travelini on from 1986 through 1994. She also appeared in two episodes of , starring Scott Bakula from , the former starring Parley Baer and the latter with Hal Landon, Jr. and Patrick Massett. She also appeared with Andrew Robinson in the 1981 failed television pilot, Big Bend Country which was directed by Ralph Senensky.
Her feature film credits include K-9000 (1991; with Judson Scott, David Renan, Ted Barba, James H. Burk, Kenny Endoso, Jeff Imada, Dave Perna, and Nicholas Shaffer, and with stunts by Greg Barnett and Lane Leavitt), (1993, starring Robin Williams and Pierce Brosnan, with William Newman), (1995), and (1997, featuring Mitchell Ryan, Ernest Perry, Jr., and Eric Pierpoint. She co-starred in (1987, featuring stars Kate Mulgrew and Robert Picardo). She later appeared in (1998, featuring Ken Jenkins and Roy Brocksmith). 
She also guest-starred in an episode of (1992, with Robert Picardo and Bill Quinn). 
At the age of 67, Haney died of congestive heart failure at her home in Studio City, Los Angeles, California. 
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Anne Porter

Anne Porter is a set designer who worked under Scott Chambliss on and . Both films earned her ADG Excellence in Production Design Award nominations in the category Fantasy Film. Porter worked as Digital Set Designer on . On Into Darkness, Porter created the floor design of the bridge. 
Porter received her BA in Fine Art from the University of California Los Angeles in 2000 and attended the Southern California Institute of Architecture where she graduated in 2005. She also attended the Beverly Hills Lingual Institute and the Alpha Sprachinstitut and is fluent in German. Her specialities as digital set designer include Rhino 3d modeling, construction drawings, art directing, and digital fabrication.
Following her work as staff assistant on in 2002, Porter started to work as art assistant on (2004) and (2007). Her work as set designer can be seen on (2008), (2008), (2010), (2010), (2010), (2011, starring Chris Hemsworth and Idris Elba), (2011), (2011), and (2011).
She later worked as set designer on (2012, with Chris Hemsworth and Paul Lacovara), Nicholas North (2011), (2014), (2015, starring Dwayne Johnson), and (2015, written and produced by Damon Lindelof, produced by Jeffrey Chernov, music by Michael Giacchino, and production design by Scott Chambliss).
Beside her two ADG Excellence in Production Design Award nominations for her work on the Star Trek franchise, Porter received three more nominations in 2009 for her work on Iron Man shared with Kevin Cross and Tony Bohorquez, in 2011 for Alice in Wonderland, and in 2012 for Cowboys & Aliens. She won an ADG Award in 2013 in the category Commercials and Music Videos for her work on the X-Box: Halo 4 Commissioning commercial.
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=== ADG Excellence in Production Design Awards nominations ===
Porter received ADG Excellence in Production Design Award nominations as Set Designer in the category Fantasy Film
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Anne Verrier Scatolini

Anne Verrier Scatolini is an actress who appeared as a Klingon in the seventh season episode . Scatolini's costume was previously worn by Cristine Rose in the episodes and and by Diane Lee in the episode and later by Mary Barbara Alexander in the seventh season episode .
In 1995, she worked as stand-in on the crime drama Deadly Past, with Cole McKay and Jack Blessing. The same year, she worked as stand-in on , starring Martin Sheen and David Paymer, with Anne Haney, Beau Billingslea, Gail Strickland, Clement von Franckenstein, John Mahon, Jordan Lund, Wendie Malick, Richard McGonagle, Beans Morocco, George Murdock, Googy Gress, Ron Canada, Greg Poland, David Drew Gallagher, Ray Uhler, Craig Hosking, Warren Tabata, Aric Rogokos, Uriah Carr, Michael Wajacs, Sherry O'Keefe, Adolphus Hankins, Dan Magee, and Mike Fujimoto.
In October 2010 she appeared as Hilda in the play "The Autumn Garden" at the Deaf West Theatre in the NoHo Arts District. Fellow Trek performers Kitty Swink, Jeffrey Nordling, Kurtwood Smith, Rhonda Aldrich, Josh Clark, and Stoney Westmoreland were also part of the cast. 
As of 2017, Scatolini has been the English Language Arts Department Chair at Los Angeles Unified School District. 
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Annett Wolf

Annett Wolf is a Danish documentary film director, writer, and producer who directed the promotional documentary short for Paramount Pictures in .
During her career, spanning over fifty years, Wolf has directed over a hundred television documentaries and documentary shorts, commercials, and concert films in her native Denmark and internationally. 
Wolf filmed several portrait documentaries about actors and celebrities, such as Charles Chaplin: The Man, the Clown and the Director (1965), The World of Jerry Lewis (1972), The World of Peter Ustinov (1973), The World of Peter Sellers (1975), (1976), Telly Savalas Alias Theo Kojak (1976), The World of Alfred Hitchcock (1977), and Face to Face with Rudolf Nureyev (1985). 
Aside , Wolf also directed promotional "making of" documentaries for (1978, with Susan French and Billy Van Zandt), (1979, starring Frank Langella), (1982, with Margot Rose, Denise Crosby, and Nick Dimitri), and (1982, with David Clennon, Jerry Hardin, Keith Szarabajka, and Ward Costello).
She is also known as Annett Wolf, Sr. to distinguish her from her daughter, Annett Wolf, Jr. who works as a public relations agent in Hollywood.
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Annette Helde

Annette Helde is an actress who appeared in two Star Trek spin-off series and in . In addition she portrayed a character in the Star Trek: Klingon.
For the fourth season episode , Helde filmed her scene on Thursday on Paramount Stage 8. Her costume from this episode was later sold off on the It's A Wrap! sale and auction on eBay. 
Helde is primarily a stage actress and has appeared in many plays such as MacBeth in 1988 and A Few Good Men between 1989 and 1991, in which she played Lt. Cmdr. Joanne Galloway, a character which was played by in the film version of 1992. She is frequently involved in the Denver Center for Performing Arts in Denver, Colorado.
On-screen she has appeared in films such as (1995, with Paul Sorvino, Robert Beltran, Tony Plana, David Paymer, Saul Rubinek, and Wilson Cruz), (1996, with Lorna Raver), (1997, with Harris Yulin, Larry Drake, Peter Capaldi and April Grace), (1999, with Henry Gibson, Jim Beaver, and April Grace), and (2000, with Brett Cullen, Eileen Weisinger, Caron Colvett, Tim Rigby, and Spice Williams).
She has also appeared in several television series such as (1995, starring Roxanne Hart, with Erick Avari), (1999, alongside Cristine Rose and Charles S. Chun), and (starring Christopher McDonald, Julie Warner, and Salli Elise Richardson).
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Annie O'Donnell

Annie O'Donnell is the actress who played Keena in the first season episode . She did not speak a single line in this episode.
From 1985 through 1987, O'Donnell had a recurring role on in which she played June Wheeler, the wife of Brent Spiner's Bob Wheeler; John Larroquette was a regular on this series; K Callan, Carlos LaCamara, and Kenneth Tobey were among those who appeared in O'Donnell and Spiner's episodes.
O'Donnell has also appeared with other Star Trek alumni on such shows as (with K Callan and Kenneth Tigar), (with Gregg Henry, William Lucking, and Jeff Yagher), (with Scott Grimes), (with Sally Kellerman), (starring Gordon Clapp and Sharon Lawrence, with Bill Bolender, Michael Reilly Burke and William Lucking), (with Barbara Bosson, John Fleck, Gregory Itzin, and Richard Riehle), Dark Skies (starring Jeri Ryan), (with Eve H. Brenner, Gary Bullock, and Gene Dynarski), (with Jonathan Banks and Roger Aaron Brown), and (2003, starring Neal McDonough, with Anthony Montgomery and Vanessa Williams) and .
Her feature film credits include Heartbreak Ridge (1986), (1987), (1989, starring Whoopi Goldberg), (1991), (1999), and (2002). She was also seen in (1996, with Corbin Bernsen, Michael Dorn, Bill Erwin, and Robert Picardo). O'Donnell later starred in (2011), (2011), (2014) and King of California.
O'Donnell is notable for being first cast as the mother of Amy Farrah Fowler in The Big Bang Theory. The role was recast when it became clear that Fowler's mother would play a larger role in the series, and Kathy Bates was cast in O'Donnell's place. 
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Anniversary

An anniversary is the recognition of a date that is an exact number of days, months, years, etc, since a prior event occurred. Notable anniversaries include birthdays, holidays, and weddings.
== Events ==
On April 12, 2152, T'Pol noted the first anniversary of her assignment to . ()
Later that year, a couple from Vega Reticuli vacationed on Risa while celebrating their three-hundredth wedding anniversary. ()
In 2346, the Bajoran Resistance destroyed an orbital drydock on the one-month anniversary of Dukat's command of Terok Nor. ()
In 2365, Worf marked the tenth anniversary of his Age of Ascension. ()
In 2370, Benjamin Sisko had difficulty around the fourth anniversary of his wife's death at the Battle of Wolf 359. ()
Later that same year, after transporting away Jason Vigo from the using a subspace transporter, under the ruse that Vigo was Jean-Luc Picard's son, Bok sent Picard a message stating "This is a very special day, Picard. Fifteen years ago you took my son away from me. Today, I will take your son away from you. It will be our anniversary. I wanted you to see him one last time." ()
In 2372, Chakotay commemorated the anniversary of his father Kolopak's death. ()
Later that year, the Bajorans celebrated Ha'mara, an event to mark the anniversary of the Emissary's arrival. ()
One Saturday in late 2374 was the one-month anniversary of Odo's first date with Major Kira Nerys. The following day was the one-month anniversary of their first kiss. ()
In 2375, Tom Paris celebrated the second anniversary of his first date with B'Elanna Torres. ()
In 2378, the crew commemorated the 315th anniversary of First Contact Day. ()
In an alternate timeline in 2404, the tenth anniversary of the USS Voyagers return to the Alpha Quadrant after twenty-three years in the Delta Quadrant was observed in San Francisco. ()
=== Notable anniversary holidays === 
* First Contact Day (First Contact)
* Ha'mara (The coming of the Bajoran Emissary of the Prophets - Benjamin Sisko)
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===Apocrypha===
In 2007, on the 50th anniversary of the space age, the most comprehensive encyclopedia of space exploration is published. (Star Trek Spaceflight Chronology)
In 2019, on the 50th anniversary of the first manned mission to the moon, all six original Apollo landing sites become historic landmarks. (Star Trek Spaceflight Chronology)
In 2069, the 100th anniversary of man on the moon is celebrated at the museum built on the site of the first landing. (Star Trek Spaceflight Chronology)
In 2271, Humans mark the Apollo Tricentennial. (A Flag Full of Stars)
Shortly after the V'ger incident, Zeta-Atez marked the 50th anniversary of its Federation membership. (Heads of State)
In 2365, Lord Ruer Stross, the dictator of Thiopa, planned for his anniversary feast. (Power Hungry)
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Announcement

An announcement was a public notification or declaration of an important activity or event that everyone in a community or in an organization should know.
In 2364, while discussing about Kurt Mandl concealing something, Counselor Deanna Troi said to Captain Jean-Luc Picard, "He is concealing something. It's more than just being too busy. Your announcement about coming down has sent him almost to a point of panic." ()
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Anomaly

An anomaly is a broad term for an irregular phenomenon. Any object or event which deviates from what is ordinarily expected - whether it is in space or within a humanoid body - can be called an anomaly.
The Bajoran wormhole was known as "the anomaly" to the Jem'Hadar. ()
According to Lieutenant Jadzia Dax, an anomaly could be so small that sensors couldn't detect it. ()
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Another One from Comic-Con (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Taking the stage at San Diego Comic-Con, the Roddenberry team shared what's up in the podcasting world then segued into a discussion of science fiction topics: history of the genre, cultural influence, and even spiritual matters. Join John Champion, Ken Ray, Larry Nemecek, Josh Kurz from our newest podcast Shabam!, Roddenberry C.O.O. Trevor Roth, and special guest Ming Chen – hosted by Clare Kramer (Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Dark/Web).
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Another One from Star Trek Las Vegas 2015 (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Your Star Trek Pals would like to introduce you to some of their Star Trek Pals from the 2015 Creation Convention in Las Vegas. You'll meet costumer-extraordinaire Brooke, the Commodore of Barfleet, Trek designer Rick Sternbach, and Rosemary the rocket scientist! It's a look at more of the diverse community that makes Trek fandom tick.
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Another One from the Rio (podcast)

== Summary ==
:In Vegas, you can see Wayne Newton, showgirls, and Celine Dion. If you go to the Rio when Creation's Star Trek convention is in town, you'll catch John Ray and Ken Champion. If you're really lucky, you might even catch Ken Ray and John Champion from Mission Log. Important updates, cool new features, plus your questions when John and Ken play a room at the Rio, again.
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Another One with Dave Rossi (podcast)

== Summary ==
:What does it take to build a Star Trek attraction? Paramount's Dave Rossi won't tell you, though he's more than happy to talk about it in theory. Plus: Is there really such a thing as Star Trek fatigue? And is Ken STILL fighting his side of ? Answers to these questions and more when Dave Rossi stops by Mission Log Live!
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Another One with David Gerrold (podcast)

== Summary ==
:We know that as a writer David Gerrold has always got at least one more interesting story to tell. For his return to Mission Log, we dig deep into the circumstances around the first two seasons of and what led to David's departure. It's a personal and sometimes difficult look at what makes or breaks a TV show in production.
:Plus we kick off a new segment by welcoming Larry Nemecek to discuss Discovered Documents from the Roddenberry Archive.
:Finally, we take a moment to remember Grace Lee Whitney, who played Yeoman Janice Rand.
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Another One with Mike McMahan (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Closing out season two of , series creator Mike McMahan stops by to talk to John and Norm about everything from planning stories to fan reactions to his deep love of Cetacean Ops. The full unexpurgated interview – along with exclusive comments about the return of Jeffrey Combs and Mike's long-term plans for Lower Decks future – is available to our supporters on .
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