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Working Vacation

At the edge of the final frontier. 
==Background information==
* Some additional credits were left out of this issue and were added in the following issue, "", on the letters pages.
===Creators===
* Based on Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry and created by Rick Berman and Michael Piller
* Writer: Len Strazewski
* Artists: 
** Rob Davis (pencil art)
** Terry Pallot (inking)
** Patrick Owsley (letter art)
** 'Bu Tones (color art)
** Albert Deschesne (interior and cover color design)
** Dan Day and David Day (cover art)
** Ruth Yasharpour (cover color art)
* Editor: Mark Paniccia
==Characters==
===Regular and recurring characters===
;Benjamin Sisko : Starfleet commander assigned as CO of Deep Space 9.
;Kira Nerys : Bajoran Militia major assigned as Sisko's XO and liaison.
;Odo : Shape-shifting security chief of DS9.
;Julian Bashir : Starfleet doctor, a lieutenant junior grade, assigned as station CMO.
;Jadzia Dax : Joined Trill Starfleet lieutenant assigned as science officer
;Miles O'Brien : Starfleet chief petty officer assigned as chief of operations.
;Quark : Ferengi barkeeper who resides on DS9.
;Jake Sisko : Commander Sisko's teenage son, who resides with him on DS9.
;Nog : Quark's teenage nephew who resides on DS9.
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World Against Time

The hourglass spins – BACKWARDS! 
==Background information==
* This story would be reprinted in Key Collection volume 5.
===Creators===
* Based on Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Artist: Alden McWilliams
==Characters==
; James T. Kirk : captain.
; Spock : Vulcan Enterprise exec and science officer.
; Leonard McCoy : Enterprise surgeon.
; Montgomery Scott : Enterprise chief engineer.
; Hikaru Sulu : Enterprise helmsman.
; Uhura : Enterprise communications officer.
; Elya : The "great provider" on Planet 137, a red-headed girl
; Wenomi : A young child, and Emperor of the planet Oordon.
; Macador : General on the planet. And another young child.
==References==
; Planet 137 : A strange planet, also called Oordon. Time travels backwards on the planet since a large earthquake 193 days prior.
; 'Colonel Goldilocks and the Three Gardazian Bears': A bedtime story told by Scotty.
; Bow of Many Knives : A four bolt crossbow.
; Nooaja : The holy caves, where a radioactive mineral has been exposed.
World Beneath the Waves

Kirk plunges into a watery world of hostile mutants! 
==Background information==
* This story would be reprinted in Key Collection volume 5.
===Creators===
* Based on Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Artist: Alden McWilliams
==Characters==
; James T. Kirk : captain.
; Spock : Vulcan Enterprise exec and science officer.
; Leonard McCoy : Enterprise surgeon.
; Montgomery Scott : Enterprise chief engineer.
; Hikaru Sulu : Enterprise helmsman.
; Uhura : Enterprise communications officer.
; Barbara McCoy : Dr. McCoy's estranged daughter. Last seen in issue #40 "Furlough to Fury".
; King Raan XIV : King of the water breathers of Bwuja.
; Queen Saya : Wife of Raan.
; Agaara : A violent and dangerous mutant created by the radiation catastrophe, named for the sound it makes.
; Doro : Chief of the air breathers, a child of 3-4 years, and son of Raan and Saya.
; Tako : An air breather than acts as father to Doro. He and his wife bore a water breathing son.
; Lojo : An air breather.
==References==
; Bwuja : A planet 1/3 covered by water with undersea cities. 7000 years previous, it suffered a radiation catastrophe.
; Menta-pix sensors : Helmets that show the wearer history as if they were experiencing it.
; Comp-ox" capsules : Underwater breathers.
; Lingua-discs : Universal translators.
; Obdurium : A very strong and hard element.
World Series

The World Series was a baseball championship series on Earth during the 20th and 21st century. A best-of-seven playoff, the Series was contested between the winners of the two established leagues. The Series took place every year (except 1904 and 1994) from 1903 to 2042.
According to Benjamin Sisko, game seven of the 1964 World Series was, in his opinion, one of the greatest baseball games of all time. In 2371, he suggested the holosuite program of that game as the venue for celebrating Julian Bashir's thirtieth birthday. () Later that year, Sisko intended to take Kasidy Yates to that game for one of their first dates. ()
In 2032, the New York Yankees won the Series in six games. John Kelly, trapped aboard the Ares IV in a graviton ellipse before the sixth game, regretted the fact that he would not be able to learn who the winner would be. ()
The final World Series took place in 2042 during World War III. With the decline of the sport, only three hundred spectators attended the last game. The Series was won by the London Kings, the winning home run being struck by Buck Bokai. ()
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World Trade Center

The World Trade Center (or WTC) was a multi-building complex built in New York City on Earth in the 20th century. On September 11, 2001, the two main buildings (often referred to as the "Twin Towers") were destroyed in a highly coordinated terrorist attack involving hijacked airplanes.
An image of this event was seen by and Jonathan Archer in the time stream as the timeline reorganized itself. ()
== Appendices ==
=== Background information ===
No information beyond the image of the burning towers was given in the episode.
Early media reports on 9/11 suggested that Jeffrey Combs had died on one of the planes that hit the towers. Upon discovering this (a Jeffery Coombs had been one of the casualties, and was mistaken for the actor by news outlets), Combs publicly revealed that he was, in fact, still alive. Seth MacFarlane was scheduled to fly on one of the planes involved, but was unable to board due to arriving late.
According to liner notes included with Dennis McCarthy's soundtrack release, the second day of recording for took place on September 11, 2001. McCarthy wrote, "I wish to dedicate this album to those who we lost on 9/11/01 and to those men and women who rose to the challenge and showed us that the Human spirit will prevail no matter what."
The short story, "Assignment: One", printed in Strange New Worlds 8, involved Gary Seven preventing Shaun Geoffrey Christopher from boarding a plane that was about to be flown into the WTC.
 producer Damon Lindelof described the destruction of in the film as analogous to 9/11 and the impact it had. director J.J. Abrams collaborated with charity, and cast four post-9/11 veterans – Melissa Steinman, Adam McCann, Jon Orvrasky, and Eric Greitens – as Starfleet Ceremonial Guards in the film, as well as including a dedication for post-9/11 veterans in the end credits. In contrast, some viewers saw as indicative of Roberto Orci's support for the . 
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World of Tanks

World of Tanks is a freemium, team-based, massively multiplayer online tank combat developed and published by . As of a update, the game features licensed crossover content from the , primarily from the Kelvin timeline. Wargaming subsequently employed the Star Trek brand license for a crossover event with their other flagship military game World of Warships.
==Star Trek content==
;From the announcement,
:To the Final Frontier, Commanders! A mysterious alien Object stole the antimatter straight from the warp core of the U.S.S. Enterprise. Use your vehicle combat skills while competing with other crewmates to recover the antimatter and research the alien Object. Help the iconic flagship resume her five⁠-⁠year mission!"
Star Trek content was added as part of the "Call to the Final Frontier" event, which ran from 2–13 May 2024. For the temporary event, players could compete in Starfleet "rovers," rather than the usual historical tanks, to collect antimatter on the surface of an asteroid. Mission progress rewards included , and as recruitable commanders, and Star Trek-themed inscription and decal customization elements. 
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Also available in Orion Lockboxes (the event's version of loot boxes), was the chance to unlock several Star Trek-themed crew members, camouflage-patterned tank skins (textures), and additional inscriptions and decals. Most notable was the chance to unlock one new "3D style" (model swap) for the game's AAT60 tank - the Emissary (NCC-12810), which is patterned with design elements of the . The inscriptions and decals available through mission progression could likewise be received from Lockboxes via chance. 
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File:World of Tanks Klignon Fleet.jpg|Klingon Fleet camouflage
File:World of Tanks Borg Conduit.jpg|Borg Conduit camouflage
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Worlds

Worlds is a role playing game supplement published by Decipher in 2005 as an eBook in Adobe Acrobat PDF format. It is the seventh official book released for Decipher's , and is the first such official supplement for the game released only as an electronic document.
The supplement itself documents over sixty worlds seen in the various incarnations of Star Trek, and gives game stats for each to use as locations for your characters' adventures.
== Description ==
;From the back cover
"You keep wondering if man was meant to be out here. You keep wondering and you keep signing on...." 
:– Captain James Kirk, The Naked Time
To explore strange new worlds...
The burning sands of . The icy chasms of Andoria. The storm-swept skies of Qo'noS. Worlds presents them in all their glory, ready for your away team and fully described for your STAR TREK Roleplaying Game series. From Iconia to Rigel X, the skies of your series suddenly got a little more crowded. Report to Stellar Cartography and prepare to transmit navigational coordinates – countless new worlds of adventure await you!
Worlds includes:
* Comprehensive entries for over 62 planets from every STAR TREK era, including such fan favorites as Romulus, Cardassia Prime, Bajor, and Ferenginar.
* Never-before-seen historical, cultural, and planetological information, complete with episode ideas and detailed maps for each world.
* A detailed star system and planetary creation system, including new planetary design methods true to 21st century science and to STAR TREK canon.
== Availability ==
As of late 2008, Decipher has let lapse their license to produce/sell RPG material based on Star Trek. Thus, this supplement is no longer available through the sole online vendor, Drive-Thru RPG.
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Worlds Collide

Introducing Saavik!
==Summary==
On an unexplored planet about to be hit by an asteroid, the crew of the finds a new species. Meanwhile, on Earth, Spock instructs young Saavik in controlling her emotions. Kirk and McCoy argue their responsibilities to the new species they have found, but discover that they still have a lot to learn about these lifeforms. Spock makes a logical decision and places Saavik in the care of his own parents. 
==Background information==
* Writer Glenn Greenberg stated that when writing this series, he had to rely on Michael and Denise Okuda's as gospel in terms of the timeline of the Star Trek universe. The Chronology put fourteen years after the events of , despite the fifteen years since mentioned by Khan and Kirk. As such, he chose to have Spock find Saavik shortly after the V'Ger incident, and that would put her at about 11 years old for this issue. If the gap between the first two movies is dropped to about seven years, then Saavik would be closer to 14 years old for the issue, and thus about 22 in the second movie. 
===Creators===
* Writer:
** Glenn Greenberg
* Artists:
** (pencil art – interior and cover)
** Keith Williams (inker – interior and cover)
** Matt Webb (color art)
** Chris Eliopoulos (letter art)
** Comicraft's John Marasigan (design)
* Editors:
** Tim Tuohy
** Bob Harras (editor in chief)
* Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
Worst case scenario

A worst case scenario was the worst possible scenario one could think of.
In 2372, Quark asked what was the worst thing that could happen if the warp drive on Quark's Treasure wouldn't shut down. Rom replied that "The ship could continue accelerating until it tears itself apart and scatters our remains halfway across the quadrant." ()
An elderly Jake Sisko described his father's death as the worst thing that could happen to an 18 year old (him). ()
In 2374, Kira Nerys chided Odo for always bringing up the worst case scenario. The constable explained that somebody had to do it, and furthermore, everyone expected him to do so. ()
In 2375, Dr. Julian Bashir admitted that the worst case scenario when he was linked to an unconscious Luther Sloan was that if Sloan died, so would he. ()
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Wrangler (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Welcome to Gene-ology, where we explore the earliest TV writing works of Gene Roddenberry, the creator of Star Trek!
:Gene Roddenberry created a series that made it to air in – for mere weeks – and it has faded almost entirely from history, despite the fact that the tapes still exist. And John Champion and Eugene "Rod" Roddenberry have seen them. They stop by Gene-ology to take us on the deep dive into Wrangler... and why it's disappeared from history.
== References ==
; ; Paramount; ; scriptwriting; UCLA
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Wrappage

A wrappage was a unit of yamok sauce.
On Deep Space 9 in 2369, Broik ordered five thousand wrappages of yamok sauce. Due to the sauce's worthlessness, Nog acquired all five thousand wrappages from Quark. ()
In late 2373, Quark smuggled in ten thousand wrappages of yamok sauce, "hedging his bets" in case the Dominion took control of the station. Jadzia Dax thought the large number of wrappages was excessive. ()
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Wrapping paper

Wrapping paper, or simply wrapping, was decorative paper used to conceal the nature of a gift.
In 2266, James T. Kirk asked Helen Noel if she wanted him to "manufacture a lie, wrap it up as a Christmas present for you" (pretend to care about her). ()
In 2365, Data's slow unwrapping of a present was criticized by Wesley Crusher, who told him he was supposed to rip the paper off. Data assured Crusher that if the paper was unwrapped carefully, it could be re-used, but Crusher felt the android had missed the point. ()
In Jean-Luc Picard's Nexus vision of an idyllic Christmas, gifts were wrapped in Christmas wrapping paper. ()
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Wrath of Khan 35th Anniversary Retrospective (podcast)

== Summary ==
:This week we are joined by renowned film critic Stephanie Zacharek from Time Magazine to take a look back at arguably the best Trek film, , for its 35th anniversary.
:And don't forget, use the promo code WDENGAGE at to save 20% on select WD Blue and Black Solid State Drives.
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Wren T. Brown

Wren T. Brown is an actor who played a shuttle pilot in the second season episode and Kohlar in the seventh season episode .
He filmed his scene for "Manhunt" on Wednesday at Paramount Stage 9.
In 1987, Brown starred with Michael Nouri in . A year later in 1988 he acted with Tommy "Tiny" Lister, Jr. in The Night Before, which also starred Jimmie F. Skaggs. The same year he acted with Barry Jenner in The Taking of Flight 847: The Uli Derickson Story. He also acted in (1988, with Clarence Williams III). 
In 1990 he played a uniformed cop in with Ron Canada. The same year he acted in Family of Spies with Vaughn Armstrong and Gordon Clapp. In 1991 he acted in The Heroes of Desert Storm with Tim Russ. A year later, in 1992, he starred with Brock Peters in The Importance of Being Earnest. In 1993 he starred with Kurtwood Smith, David Paymer and Alfre Woodard in ; also that year he starred in Warlock: The Armageddon with Zach Galligan, Craig Hurley, Joseph Bernard and Jeanne Mori. He acted with Kurtwood Smith again, two years later, in 1995 in Under Siege 2: Dark Territory. Also in 1995 he acted with Vaughn Armstrong in . A year later, in 1996, he acted with Clarence Williams III again, this time in Eriq La Salle's Rebound: The Legend of Earl 'The Goat' Manugualt.
In 2000, he acted with James Avery, Estelle Harris and LeVar Burton in . Three years later in 2003, he starred with Laurence Fishburne and Salli Elise Richardson in . The same year he acted in Whoopi with Whoopi Goldberg as her brother. Two years later, in 2005, he acted with John Larroquette in McBride: Tune in for Murder. Also in 2005, he starred with Jeffrey Combs in Edmond.
Brown has served on the Board of Directors of the in Los Angeles.
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Wright Flyer

The Wright Flyer was the first airplane on Earth to successfully perform a controlled, powered, sustained flight. The plane was built and flown for twelve seconds over a distance of thirty-seven meters by Orville and Wilbur Wright in Kitty Hawk, North Carolina on December 17, 1903. (; )
== History ==
After Jonathan Archer restored a damaged timeline, the Wright Flyer could be seen in the time stream as the timeline realigned itself. ()
An image depicting the first flight of the Wright Flyer was contained in the library computer aboard the in 2254. ()
In 2259 of the alternate reality, a replica of this aircraft was on display in the office of Admiral . ()
File:Wright Flyer, time stream.jpg|The Wright Flyer in the time stream
File:Wright Flyer, Enterprise title.jpg|The Wright Flyer in the opening credits of Enterprise
File:Wright Flyer model.jpg|A model of the Wright Flyer in the alternate reality
In 2381, Ki-ty-ha was, at its heart, the Wright Flyer. ()
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Wrigley's pleasure planet

Wrigley's pleasure planet was an inhabited planet located somewhere in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant. 
In the mid-23rd century, Crewman Darnell met a girl on this pleasure planet. While on M-113, Darnell made comparisons between her and "Nancy Crater", before being rebuked by Doctor McCoy. (Neither realized that "" was in fact the M-113 creature in disguise; they were each perceiving separate illusions of a woman's appearance.) ()
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=== Background information ===
Wrigley's pleasure planet was considered as a location for shore leave in the episode , though it was decided that it sounded too Human and too well-known for what was supposed to be a relatively distant region, so it was replaced in the story with Risa. ()
=== Apocrypha ===
Wrigley's was the main setting for the DS9 eBook Lust's Latinum Lost (and Found). Locations include the city of and the resort .
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Writ of Accountability

A Writ of Accountability was a Ferengi legal document issued by the Ferengi Commerce Authority which initiated an audit of a Ferengi's business. Upon being served the Writ by a liquidator, the Ferengi in question was legally obliged to turn over to the FCA all business records and statements of profit for review. Failure to disclose profit or to be less than forthcoming in any way could result in severe fines.
In 2371, Quark's was served with one of these writs by Liquidator Brunt. ()
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Writer Jennifer Muro (podcast)

== Summary ==
:In this supplemental episode of Mission Log: Prodigy, Char and Marina welcome writer Jennifer Muro to the show. Muro has worked with several well-known franchises, such as DC, Marvel, and Star Wars, but as a lifelong Star Trek fan, working on Star Trek has been one of her favorite experiences in her career. Char and Marina learn details about working on Prodigys second season, the contributions Jen's most proud of, and tidbits about scenes cut from the four episodes she wrote for the show.
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Writers memo - May 2, 1968 (podcast)

== Summary ==
:With the third season of Star Trek starting in a few months, new producer Fred Freiberger updates Gene Roddenberry on the status of developing scripts. Paramount exec and friend of the show Dave Rossi joins us this week to explore the many pitfalls (and triumphs) of TOS's final season.
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Writing for Star Trek is an Exercise in Agony (podcast)

== Summary ==
:The Trek Files kicks off season 9 with a look at an old document but with a new spin! Gene Coon's assistant, Andreea Kindryd, joins us for a special LIVE recording from STLV with stories of "uppers" and miniskirts and the writer who was always late. Don't miss her incredible insight into Treks earliest years!
:Find Andreea Kindryd's book .
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Writing to Series Budget memo - 1987 (podcast)

== Summary ==
:It might seem like a given that a TV series must be written to fit a budget. In the early days of , a serious concern between Gene Roddenberry and Bob Justman was to keep the scripts under control. Returning guest Mike DeMeritt joins The Trek Files to help parse the intersection of creativity and commerce.
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Wyatt Weed

Wyatt Weed is an actor, visual effects artist, and filmmaker who appeared as a Rutian police officer in the third season episode . He also worked as visual effects artist on the Caretaker's array miniature for the first season episode and is a fan of .
Born in Springfield, Illinois, Weed was impressed by (1977) and bought a Super 8 camera. He attended Webster University for film production, Meramec College for still photography, and Southern Illinois University for acting. Following moves to St. Louis, where he worked as member of the Louma Crane Crew at the FOX Theatre on 's music documentary Chuck Berry Hail! Hail! Rock 'n' Roll in 1986, and Los Angeles he started to work in the entertainment industry as an actor on projects such as the horror film The Laughing Dead (1989), as a Predator in (1990), the family movie Kung Fu Rascals (1992), the thriller In the Dead of Winter (1993), and (1994, with Christopher Michael and Brian Simpson) on which he worked as associate producer.
Weed also worked as a visual effects artist, creating miniatures and props for productions such as (1991), (1992), (1995, starring Scott Bakula), (1999, with Syd Dutton and Bill Taylor), and (2000).
Weed moved on to work as director and among his first works was an unsold television science fiction film, titled Star Runners, starring Patricia Tallman. On the short films Timeline (2006), Bag of Tricks (2006), and The War of the Planets (2009) Weed worked as editor, writer, producer, and director. Weed's project Shadowland, a horror thriller, was released in 2010. He worked as director, writer, editor, and visual effects artist on this film. 
Later projects include the short film Play Dead (2010), as editor, assistant director, and visual effects artist, the thriller D.N.R. (2010), as cinematographer, editor, set decorator, sound editor, and digital effects artist, and the short horror film The Bloodfest Club (2011), as visual effects artist.
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