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Ryan Bollman

Ryan Bollman is the actor who played Donik in the seventh season episode .
Aside from his Voyager appearance, he has also appeared in a few films, including At Home with the Webbers (1993, with Bill Erwin), (1993, with Ned Romero, Paul Scherrer, and Rosalind Ingledew), The NeverEnding Story III (1994), (1995, starring Daniel Davis, with Patrick Kilpatrick), Dean Quixote (2000, with Simon Billig), and Forever Lulu (2000, with Michael J. Pollard).
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Ryan Honey

Ryan Honey is an actor who played a security guard in the third season episode .
Born as Ryan Kelley Honey in Washington, DC, he graduated with a BA in Theater arts from the University of Oregon. Between 2002 and 2010 he played the recurring role of Officer Riley in twenty-seven episodes of the daily soap General Hospital, where he acted alongside Star Trek alumni Jack Donner, Stephen Macht, and Robin Christopher.
Other television series he appeared in include J.J. Abrams' (2003, with Jonathan Banks and Jimmie F. Skaggs), , Cold Case (2005, with James G. MacDonald and Gregory Wagrowski), Invasion (2005, with Jeannetta Arnette, Frank Collison, Ivar Brogger, and Holmes R. Osborne and 2006, also alongside Ivar Brogger), and (2006, with Scott Grimes).
Honey appeared in several films including (2000, with Leon Russom), the independent short Scapegoats (2003), the fantasy film Westender (2003), and (2007, with Brian McNamara, Hudson Leick, Ethan Phillips, Ned Vaughn, Dan Warner, and Time Winters).
Honey has also worked as producer, associate producer, or assistant director for several independent and short films and has appeared in many stage plays.
Further acting credits include episodes of (2009) and (2010, with Louise Sorel and Robert Costanzo), the video game L.A. Noire (2011, with voice work by Sean McGowan, Adam Harrington, Keith Szarabajka, Randy Oglesby, Ned Vaughn, Steve Rankin, J.D. Cullum, Greg Grunberg, Patrick Fischler, Michael Bofshever, Michael Buchman Silver, Dennis Cockrum, Joseph Culp, and John Thaddeus), (2011, with J.C. Brandy), the short science fiction film To Live (2011), (2013, with Bruce Davison), and the romance This Thing with Sarah (2013).
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Ryan MacDonald

Ryan MacDonald is the actor who played a shopkeeper in the first season episode .
MacDonald was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and worked beside his acting career as an editor for the film Lies...In Love (2001). He played regular roles in (1966-1967), Days of Our Lives (1991-1992), General Hospital (1982), (1987), and (1989-1990).
MacDonald also performed guest roles in television series such as (1968, with Jay Robinson), The Doris Day Show (1968 and 1971), Marcus Welby, M.D. (1973), (1974), (1981, starring John Beck and Stella Stevens, with Jeff Austin), (1982, with Keene Curtis, William Windom, and stunts by Greg Barnett), (1979-1982, with Rudy Solari, John Fiedler, Tony Plana, Walker Edmiston, and Joseph Campanella), (1983, with Susan Howard, John Beck, Morgan Woodward, and Paul Sorensen), (1984, with William Shatner, James Darren, William Boyett, and Grainger Hines), (1989, with Scott Bakula and Dean Stockwell), (1991, with Jonathan Farwell, Patrick Kilpatrick, Tony Todd, and Clarence Williams III), and Empty Nest (1993, with Russ Fega).
Other films on his resume include: (1973), Columbo: A Deadly State of Mind (1975, with William Wintersole), The Brady Girls Get Married (1981, with Bill Erwin), Grace Kelly (1983, with William Schallert, Marta Dubois, Salome Jens, Paul Lambert, and Walker Edmiston), (1991, with Tony Plana, Bob Gunton, John Larroquette, Bill Bolender, and Jeff Bornstein), Temptress (1994, with Chris Sarandon and Corbin Bernsen), Black Dawn (1997, with Daniel Zacapa, Marco Rodriguez, Jerry Hardin, and Charles S. Chun), and Sins of the Realm (2003).
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Ryan Wilcox

Ryan Wilcox is an actor who appeared as Enterprise crewman R. Wilcox in several episodes of the fourth season of . He received no credit for these appearances and was identified by the name tag of his costume which was sold off on the It's A Wrap! sale and auction on eBay. His uniform with the name tag was also worn by background actor Edward Zoellner.
Beside his work on Star Trek, Wilcox had a featured part as a baker in (1998, with Ellen Albertini Dow, Christina Pickles, Angela Paton, and Al Burke) and appeared in episodes of , Friends, (2000, starring William Daniels, with Lindsay Ridgeway and Peggy Miley), (2009), , , and (2010, starring Holly Hunter and Leon Rippy, with Bill Blair).
Between 1998 and 2001, he worked along with Faith Burton and Devron Conrad as stand-in on .
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S.A. Templeman

S.A. Templeman is an actor and voice artist who appeared as the holodeck character John Bates in the third season episode . Since 1989, he has been married to Rosalind Chao.
In 2003, both Chao and Templeman appeared on , starring Ted Levine and featuring Stanley Kamel. Templeman appeared alongside fellow Trek actors David Doty, Damara Reilly, and Wendy Schenker.
He also starred in the series The Neighbors as Larry Bird, which included guest star George Takei in the season one finale.
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S. Bar-David

S. Bar-David ("Shimon, Son of David") was the nom de plume for the television writer and playwright Shimon Wincelberg , who wrote or co-wrote two scripts for first season episodes of . He also wrote "Lord Bobby's Obsession" for the aborted Star Trek: Phase II series.
His family was forced to flee his native Germany by the Nazi pogroms, arriving in the United States in the late 1930s. He became a professional writer in 1953 with the sale of his first story. He started his career writing short stories for magazines, such as Harper's Bazaar, New Yorker, and Punch. Subsequently, he worked steadily on television programs, plays, and books (some with his wife Anita, also a writer). In science fiction circles, he is probably best known for writing the first five-episode arc of (starring Bill Mumy), as well as the pilot episode to (starring James Darren, Lee Meriwether, and Whit Bissell). Outside of science fiction, Wincelberg worked on television series such as The Naked City ("Alive and Still a Second Lieutenant", directed by Ralph Senensky), The Wild Wild West (1966 & 1967, former with Jon Lormer, latter with Irene Tsu), Gunsmoke ("The Judgment", with William Windom), and , on which Gene Roddenberry worked as a frequent writer.
He died in 2004 in a hospital in Los Angeles, California, USA following a long illness.
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S. Brill

S. Brill was a Human Starfleet officer in the 22nd century.
In 2154, this individual was listed as a Security officer on the dedication plaque of the . (, )
In January 2155, this individual was listed as a Flight Operations officer on directory placards at Starfleet Command's Fleet Operations Center, Sol Sector. Their office was located in room #3555. (, directories)
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S. Cochran

S. Cochran was a Starfleet officer in the 23rd century.
Cochran was listed as a Starfleet Command officer on the dedication plaques of the and the and as a Fleet Ops officer on the dedication plaque of the . (, ; , ; )
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S. D'Errico

S. D'Errico was a Human Starfleet officer in the 22nd century.
In 2151, he was listed as a member of the Flight Test Crew on the dedication plaque of . (, )
In 2154, he was listed as a Security officer on the dedication plaque of the . (, )
In January 2155, he was listed as a Security officer on directory placards at Starfleet Command's Fleet Operations Center, Sol Sector. His office was located in room #3549. (, directories)
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S. John Ross

S. John Ross is an RPG writer who began work in the early 1990s for Steve Jackson Games and the Avalon Hill Game Company. Since then he's written, designed, edited and graphically produced RPG works for publishers including Last Unicorn Games, Hero Games, TSR, Wizards of the Coast, Flying Buffalo, Guardians of Order and others. Sometime around 1999, he began edging away from freelance work and focusing more on his own company, Cumberland Games & Diversions. He still works occasionally for other publishers, including work in 2005 with Steven S. Long, continuing a friendship that began when the two writers worked together on Last Unicorn Games' series.
His sole contribution to canon was indirect, the result of his work as the primary author of Among the Clans, in which he introduced the term Ushaan as part of an Andorian language he created for the book. The book was further referenced by Michael A. Martin in his Pocket ENT novel, Beneath the Raptor's Wing, which furthered the book's suggestion that the despot Krotus was Andorian.
== Star Trek works ==
* Last Unicorn Games
** Star Trek: The Original Series - Core Game Book
** Star Trek: The Original Series - Narrator's Toolkit
** Among the Clans
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* Final Frontiers: The Star Trek Films (Editor & Developer, Contributor)
* The Klingon Empire: Blood and Honor (Contributor)
* The Starfleet Security Handbook (Contributor)
* Merchants & Traders: The Latinum Main (Contributor)
* Through a Glass Darkly: The Mirror Universe (Minor Contributor)
* The Rigel System (Contributor)
* Sky Princes of Orion (Contributor)
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S. Peck

S. Peck was a Human Starfleet officer of the 22nd century.
In 2154, this individual was named as a Propulsion Systems officer on the dedication plaque of the . (, )
In January 2155, this individual was named as a Propulsion officer on the directory placards at the Fleet Operations Center, Sol Sector. Their office was in room #1334. (, directories)
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S. Reed

S. Reed is an actress who worked as recurring background actress in episodes of and . She received no credit for her appearances and was identified by the call sheets of the episodes. The call sheet for the episode listed her as last name as "Reid" and she filmed her scenes for this episode between Wednesday and Friday on Paramount Stage 16. For "Time and Again", she filmed her scenes on Wednesday on Paramount Stage 16.
She appeared in the episode "Columbo Goes to College" (1990, with William Lucking, James Ingersoll, Karl Wiedergott, David Cowgill, Anthony Gordon, Jim Portnoy, and Jeri McBride), as a bar patron in the episodes "Rebecca Redux" (1990, with Kirstie Alley, Kelsey Grammer, Lee Allen, Curt Truman, Don Bennett, Renna Bogdanowicz, Mikki Val, Ivonne Perez, Walter Smith, Mark Watson, and Michael Moorehead) and "Bar Wars VII: The Naked Prey" (1993, with Kirstie Alley, Kelsey Grammer, Paul Willson, Maurice Roëves, Mike Fujimoto, Jana Karson, Mark Watson, Ilona Wilson, Lee Faranda, and Curt Truman), (1992, starring Eddie Murphy, with Victor Rivers, Noble Willingham, Gary Frank, Daniel Benzali, Julianna McCarthy, Dion Anderson, Gary Price, Lena Banks, Sam Alejan, Jim Portnoy, Gene Poe, Lou DeGrado, John Copage, Sherry O'Keefe, John Rice, Scott Barry, Robert Buckingham, and Irving Ross), (1994, with Alex Zimmerman, Lita Stevens, Lena Banks, Buzz Barbee, Uriah Carr, Andrew DePalma, Elliot Durant III, Bruce Dobos, Brennan Dyson, Star Halm, Donald R. Jankiewicz, Patrick Jankiewicz, Dan Lambirth, Gene LeBell, Bill Thomas Miller, Michael Stanhope, Catherine Wong, Patricia Tallman, Rabia Louis Haynes, and Grace Harrell), (1994, with Daniel Davis, Miriam Flynn, Faith Burton, Michael Muñoz, John Saint John, Star Halm, Holiday Freeman, Robert Buckingham, and Bruce Dobos), and (1995, starring Eriq La Salle, with Angela Paton, David Spielberg, Paul Dooley, Ann Shea, Melissa Vinicor, Alex Zimmerman, and Star Halm).
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S. Rissmiller

S. Rissmiller was a Human Starfleet officer in the 22nd century.
In 2154, she was listed as a Starfleet Command officer on the dedication plaque of the . (, )
In January 2155, she was listed as an APO officer on a directory placard at Starfleet Command's Fleet Operations Center, Sol Sector. Her office was located in room #1133. (, United Earth directory)
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S. Schneider

S. Schneider was a Starfleet officer in the 23rd century.
Schneider a member of the Tactical Ops team listed on the dedication plaque of the . (, )
Schneider a member of the Science Ops team listed on the dedication plaque of the . ()
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S. Shimizu

S. Shimizu was a Human Starfleet officer in the 22nd century.
In the 2150s, she was listed as a Vehicle Development officer on the dedication plaque of the starships. (, ; , )
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In January 2155, she was listed as a Flight Activities officer on directory placards at Starfleet Command's Fleet Operations Center, Sol Sector. Her office was located in room #1174. (, directories)
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S. Welke

S. Welke was a Human Starfleet officer in the 22nd century.
In the 2150s, he was listed as a Starfleet Command officer on the dedication plaques of two starships, in 2151 and in 2154. (, ; , )
In January 2155, he was listed as a Mission Operations officer on directory placards at Starfleet Command's Fleet Operations Center, Sol Sector. His office was located in room #1067. (, directories)
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S. Westmore

S. Westmore was a Human Starfleet officer in the 22nd century.
In 2154, she was listed as a member of the Flight Test Crew on the dedication plaque of the . (, ).
In January 2155, she was listed as a THOR officer on directory placards at Starfleet Command's Fleet Operations Center, Sol Sector. Her office was located in room #3524. (, directories)
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SNW Exploring Season 2 (aftershow)

"Exploring Season 2" is the 87th episode of , and the first produced for SNW Season 2, reviewing SNW Season 1 and previewing the episode .
It is the seventieth episode of The Ready Room hosted by Wil Wheaton; the episode's guest was Ethan Peck, with video remotes with Anson Mount and Rebecca Romijn.
== Summary ==
: stars Anson Mount (Christopher Pike), Rebecca Romijn (Una Chin-Riley) and Ethan Peck (Spock) join Wil Wheaton () for an exclusive sneak peek of the series' second season!
Exploring Season 2
SNW Season 3

This page contains information specifically pertaining to the upcoming third season of .
== Episodes ==
== Summary ==
== Background information ==
* On , the third season was announced. 
* The production of this season was adversely affected by the . 
* It was only after the followup that production was allowed to commence. On , after the conclusion of the latter, Strange New Worlds third season went into production at last. Filming was scheduled to conclude on . 
* On , it was announced that season 3 was scheduled to debut in . 
* Rhys Darby has been cast as a familiar character. 
== Reception ==
== Credits ==
=== Cast ===
* Paul Wesley as James T. Kirk 
=== Crew ===
==See also==
* SNW Season 3 performers
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This list of performers has all actors and actresses who appeared in, or gave voice to, roles in SNW Season 3.
(This list is currently incomplete.)
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* Christina Chong as La'an Noonien-Singh
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* Rong Fu as Jenna Mitchell 
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* Celia Rose Gooding as Ensign Nyota Uhura 
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* Carol Kane as Chief engineer Pelia 
== L ==
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* Anson Mount as Captain Christopher Pike
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* Melissa Navia as Lieutenant Erica Ortegas 
== O ==
* Cillian O'Sullivan as Doctor Roger Korby 
* Babs Olusanmokun as Doctor Joseph M'Benga
== P ==
* Ethan Peck as Spock
== Q ==
* Martin Quinn as Lieutenant junior grade Montgomery Scott 
== R ==
* Rebecca Romijn as Una Chin-Riley
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* Paul Wesley as James T. Kirk 
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SNW Season 4

This page contains information specifically pertaining to the fourth season of .
== Episodes ==
== Background information ==
* Season 4 was announced on before the previous season finished production. 
* Paul Wesley mentioned in an interview that Season 4 was going to be shooting (with him) in February . 
* Jess Bush mentioned in an interview that it would start filming in March 2025. 
* On , it was announced that pre-production had begun, with filming to take place between the first quarter of the year and . 
== See also ==
* SNW Season 4 performers
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Chronological list of studio models appearing in . 
==Season 1==
=== Archer-type ===
*See main article: 
=== Bellerophon class ===
*See main article: 
=== Stamets-type shuttlecraft ===
*See main article: Stamets type shuttlecraft
=== Shepherd ship ===
*See main article: Shepherd ship
=== Federation cargo vessel ===
* See main article: Federation cargo vessel
=== Gorn destroyer ===
*See main article; Gorn destroyer
=== Gorn hunter ===
*See main article; Gorn hunter
=== R'ongovian solar sailship ===
*See main article: R'ongovian solar sailship
=== Majalan air transport ===
*See main article: Majalan air transport
=== Majalan combat cruiser ===
*See main article: Majalan combat cruiser
=== Majalan shuttle ===
*See main article: Majalan shuttle
=== Angel's shuttle ===
*See main article: Angel's shuttle
=== Serene Squall ===
*See main article: Serene Squall
=== Sombra-class ===
*See main article: 
=== Robotic mining craft ===
* No information yet
=== Praetor's flagship ===
*See main article: Romulan flagship
==Season 2==
=== Starbase 1 drone ===
* See main article: Starbase 1 drone
=== NCC-1279-type ===
* See main article: 
=== Kelcie Mae-type ===
* See main article: 
=== NCC-7901-type ===
* See main article: NCC-7901
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SPOILER ALERT! Star Trek Beyond Roundtable Review (podcast)

== Summary ==
: is almost here! This week on Engage Jordan is joined by three fellow film critics to review the soon to be released third, and possibly final, Kelvin timeline movie, Star Trek Beyond.
:Yes, there are spoilers! Guests include: Bilge Ebiri of The Village Voice, Alison Willmore of Buzzfeed, and Matt Patches of Thrillist. Final warning: SPOILERS AHEAD!
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SS Hatteras

The SS Hatteras was a 22nd century Federation DY-245-class starship. 
In 2187, Captain Gary Loes was the commanding officer of this ship. In that year, the Hatteras was launched from Earth on a deep space exploration mission in the region of space between the sectors 184/02 and 185/38. (, okudagram)
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SS Hokule'a

The SS Hokule'a was a Terran DY-500-C (sub)class starship that was in service in the early 22nd century. 
In 2102, Captain was the commanding officer of this ship. In that year, the Hokule'a was launched from Earth on a mission of deep space exploration in the region of space between the sectors 184/02 and 185/38. (, okudagram)
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=== Background information ===
The name of this ship was mentioned in a list of ships that were launched from Earth, with destinations in or near to the Ficus sector, between the years 2123 and 2190. This list was displayed on Jean-Luc Picard's desk monitor in his ready room aboard the . A legible version of the okudagram first appeared in the reference book, Star Trek: The Next Generation - The Continuing Mission. The list became legible to viewers with the remastered episode.
Hokule'a (Star of Joy) was the name for the star , the zenith star of the Hawaiian Islands. It is also the name of a notable .
In the , the was a member of the conjectural Hokule'a-class starship.
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SS Santa Maria personnel

The crew of the personnel transport , which established the colony in the Orellius system. 
== Named ==
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* Meg
* Stephan
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=== Colonists ===
 
These colonists were part of a group of colonists who were destined for Gemulon V over ten years prior to 2370. 
When their ship developed problems, they landed on a planet in the Orellius system. All of their electronic devices stopped working because of a duonetic field. They had to build a society without technology. 
In truth, Alixus, their leader invented the duonetic field that stranded the colonists, in order to develop a perfect society. ()
=== Insect disease victims ===
By 2370, three colonists had died from the insect-borne disease that Meg would later die of. ()
 
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SS Seattle

The SS Seattle was a Terran NAR18834-type starship that was in service in the early 22nd century. 
In 2120, was the commanding officer of this ship. In that year, this ship was launched from Earth for a diplomatic mission to SR-47. (, okudagram)
== Background information ==
The name of this ship was mentioned in a list of ships that were launched from Earth, with destinations in or near to the Ficus sector, between the years 2123 and 2190. This list was displayed on Jean-Luc Picard's desk monitor in his ready room aboard the . A legible version of the okudagram first appeared in the reference book, Star Trek: The Next Generation - The Continuing Mission. The list became legible to viewers with the remastered episode.
Retroactive continuity: for the original okudagram, the mission of the Seattle was .
This ship was likely named after the city of Seattle, Washington.
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STAB Paramount letter - July 1973 (podcast)

== Summary ==
:In the 1970s, Star Trek fans anxiously awaited news about the return of Trek, whether as a feature film or a revived series. Some fans even called for a boycott of Paramount until such time that an announcement was made. What did Gene Roddenberry make of this? Find out on this week's Trek Files.
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STEAM Superheroes (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Scientists are superheroes! And those scientist superheroes can be and look like anybody. That's the message of STEAM Superheroes – an organization that creates content, programs, and an upcoming comic book series designed to inspired and motivate youth to pursue careers in STEAM.
:In this episode, we speak to STEAM Superheroes team members (and Star Trek fans) Linda Zaruches, Dr. Aidyl Gonzalez-Serricchio, and LaShana Lewis about the STEAM Superheroes Comic series, the importance of representation in STEAM, and how scientists are agents of social change. Find out more about STEAM Superheroes and support their comic at https://steamsuperheroes.org.
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