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Oxymoron

An oxymoron, also known as a contradiction in terms, was a figure of speech expressed as a juxtaposition of opposing ideas or paradox. 
When Cyrano Jones explained that the new breed of tribbles he possessed were "safe tribbles," Doctor Leonard McCoy scoffed that "There's no such thing as a safe tribble." Spock backed up McCoy's statement, adding, "A safe tribble would be a contradiction in terms." ()
According to Jean-Luc Picard, "a Romulan defector is almost a contradiction in terms." ()
Doctor Reyga was an individual who was used to skepticism, as he explained, "After all, a Ferengi scientist is almost a contradiction in terms." When Doctor Beverly Crusher attempted to protest, Reyga continued, "No, don't deny it. I know how the Ferengi are regarded." ()
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;"Working vacation"
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Oyin Oladejo

Oyin Oladejo is an actress who plays Operations officer Joann Owosekun on . She also played the mirror universe in the first and third season episodes , and .
She was born in Ibadan, Nigeria, then raised in Lagos, and moved to Toronto, Canada at the age of sixteen. She originally aspired to become a lawyer, but discovered her passion for acting while working as a ticket seller for the Toronto Opera Company. She graduated with a degree in theater from the Humber College in Toronto and also studied acting at the Soul Pepper Academy.
Since 2013, Oladejo has appeared in numerous stage productions in Toronto, including Marat/Sade, A Doll's House, Hamlet, and The Cherry Orchand. In 2017, she appeared in the short film Pond (with Craig Henry), which was her first screen acting credit, soon followed by being cast in Discovery.
Concurrent with her work in Discovery, Oladejo co-starred in the first season of (with Ayesha Mansur Gonsalves in a guest role), and appeared in an episode of the second season. Her upcoming credits include the Canadian western Six Guns for Hire (with Patrick Kwok-Choon and Nck Name) and the starring role in the independent drama Orah.
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Oyster

Oyster was the common name of a number of different groups of bivalve mollusks native to the planet Earth, most of which lived in aquatic habitats. The oysters known as "true oysters" were highly prized as food.
In 1893, a young Jack London mentioned to Data that among his wide spectrum of previous occupations he used to be an oyster pirate. 
Samuel Clemens, who later inspired London to take up writing, joked that even oysters probably required fifteen million years to "come out just right" when discussing the relative age of the Earth to the existence of Humankind. () 
In 2259 of the alternate reality, criticized Keenser's passive countenance upon the chief engineer being forced to resign, comparing it to an oyster. ()
Fried oysters – stuffed oysters fried to tender perfection with a creamy green onion dipping sauce – were on the menu at Sisko's Creole Kitchen when Jake and Benjamin Sisko visited in 2372. () The dish was also a special the day of Sam Rutherford and D'Vana Tendi's lunch there in 2381. ()
Oysters are the main ingredient in oysters Rockefeller. On their first date, Odo and Kira Nerys had oysters Rockefeller with a '55 Dom Pérignon. ()
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* Slanikian oyster
* Klowahkan oyster
=== Background information ===
According to the script for , the couple enjoying a romantic meal in their crew quarters aboard the when Ro Laren and Parem, both out-of-phase, ran through were sharing oysters.
A cut scene from mentioned oyster toads being a Ferengi delicacy.
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Oyster pirate

An oyster pirate was a term for a person who, during the 1880s in the Oakland, California region of the planet Earth, raided the oyster beds of monopolistic oyster farmers at night and sold their take in the Oakland markets in the morning.
In 1893, a young Jack London mentioned to Data that among his wide spectrum of previous occupations he used to be an oyster pirate. () 
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Oz Perkins

Oz Perkins is an actor who played Lieutenant in . He is the son of actor (best known for playing Norman Bates in Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho) and photographer . The younger Perkins himself played a young Norman Bates in a brief flashback in the film Psycho II.
Perkins was born James Ripley Osgood Robert Perkins II in New York City. He is a graduate of Los Angeles' Harvard-Westlake School and holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in English from New York University. He attended NYU with Star Trek executive producers Alex Kurtzman and Damon Lindelof, although Kurtzman and Lindelof did not know each other at the time. Perkins' father died from complications of AIDS on 12 September 1992; his mother was killed in the September 11th terrorist attacks in 2001 as a passenger on United Airline's flight 11 which was crashed into the north tower of the World Trade Center. His mother's death coming a day before the ninth anniversary of his father's passing.
He made his film debut playing the younger version of his father's character, Norman Bates, in (1983). He met Star Trek director and producer J.J. Abrams while working on (1993), in which both Abrams and Perkins had acting roles. This film also featured veteran Star Trek guest star Bruce Davison. Perkins then appeared in (1994, starring Christopher Plummer).
Perhaps his best-known film role is that of "Dorky David" in (2001, with Michael Buchman Silver). That same year, Perkins was seen in (with Ed Lauter, Michael Ensign, and James Read). Perkins later had a supporting role in (2002, with Stephen McHattie and Patrick Bauchau). He then worked with Diedrich Bader, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, and Gina Philips in (2004). 
Perkins reunited with J.J. Abrams for the first time in 2005 when Perkins appeared on Abrams' as a man in Coke-bottle glasses. Perkins also guest-starred in (2006, with Barbara J. Tarbuck and John Carroll Lynch).
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P.T. Barnum

P.T. Barnum was an influential 19th century American showman and businessman.
In 2367, while researching the legitimacy of Ardra, Captain Jean-Luc Picard quoted a famous saying attributed to Barnum, "there's a sucker born every minute", after which Lieutenant Commander Data named Barnum as the quote's originator. ()
 
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P. Bell

P. Bell was a Starfleet officer in the 24th century. This individual had served under Admiral Leyton.
In 2372, this individual was assigned to Fleet Supply Office. The effective date of this assignment was 49269. This officer was one of over four hundred officers reassigned in a three week period by Leyton. This officer's name was listed in the personnel assignment log that was displayed on a screen in Benjamin Sisko's temporary office in Starfleet Headquarters. (, okudagram)
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* Pacific Bell (student)
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P. Butler

P. Butler was a Human Starfleet officer in the 22nd century.
In 2154, this individual was listed as a Vehicle Development officer on the dedication plaque of the . (, )
In January 2155, this individual was listed as a EECOM officer on a directory placard at Fleet Operations Center, Sol Sector. Their office was located in room #1169. (, Starfleet directory)
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P. Corcoran-Woods

P. Corcoran-Woods was a Human Starfleet officer in the 22nd century.
In 2154, she was listed as an Environmental Systems officer on the dedication plaque of the . (, ).
In January 2155, she was listed as a CATO officer on directory placards at Starfleet Command's Fleet Operations Center, Sol Sector. Her office was located in room #3526. (, directories)
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P. Jacobson

P. Jacobson was a Human Starfleet officer in the 22nd century.
In 2154, he was listed as a Propulsion Systems officer on the dedication plaque of the . (, )
In January 2155, he was listed as an Ops Planning officer on the directory placards at Starfleet Command's Fleet Operations Center, Sol Sector. His office was located in room #1358. (, directories)
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P. Lauritson

P. Lauritson was a Human Starfleet officer in the 22nd century.
In the 2150s, he was named as a Starfleet Command officer on the dedication plaque of starships. (, ; , )
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In January 2155, he was listed as a Flight Director on a directory placard at Starfleet Command's Fleet Operations Center, Sol Sector. His office was located in room #1039. (, United Earth directory)
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PRO Season 1, Volume 2 Blu-ray

Star Trek: Prodigy - Season One, Volume 2 is a Region A only Blu-ray release featuring the second ten episodes of the first season of .
As with the first Prodigy Blu-ray release, the set's initial run also included four limited-edition art carts, this time featuring the Diviner, Jankom Pog, Murf, and Zero.
File:PRO Season 1 Volume 2 Blu-ray back cover.jpg|Season 1, Volume 2 Canadian Blu-ray back cover
File:PRO Season 1 Volume 2 Blu-ray case contents.jpg|Blu-ray set contents
== Summary ==
:In the remaining Season One episodes, as the hopeful crew makes their way toward Starfleet, their dreams are threatened when they discover the USS Protostar harbors a weapon designed to tear the United Federation of Planets apart. To make matters worse, the USS Dauntless is on a manhunt for the Protostar as the real Vice Admiral Janeway is eager to uncover what happened to her missing former First Officer Chakotay. With these two ships on a collision course and destruction on the horizon, the fate of the Alpha Quadrant hangs in the balance. This 2-disc set includes 3 new in-depth featurettes with more than 45 minutes of content revealing how the Star Trek heritage shapes Prodigys characters, story, and settings.
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*The Odyssey of Prodigy (21:01)
*Producing Prodigy: The Planets (14:15)
*Producing Prodigy: The Ships (12:39)
==Background information==
* This home video release saw a from the fan's perspective unwelcome return of the "market discrimination" phenomenon. North American customers had to await the release of the second half of the season on a separate physical home video format release later that year on 26 September. In stark contrast, it was also announced that the UK and Germany (and thus the EU) could expect a complete season release in both formats on 25 September and 5 October respectively, adding insult to injury to the American fanbase.
* By way of consolation for North American customers, it was concurrently announced that digital purchase of the entire first season was now made possible through the usual array of digital vendors, such as Prime Video, the iTunes Store, and others. 
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PRO Season 1, Volume 2 DVD

Star Trek: Prodigy - Season One, Volume Two is a Region 1 only DVD release featuring the second ten episodes of the first season of .
File:PRO Season 1 Volume 2 Canadian DVD slipcover.jpg|Canadian slipcover
== Summary ==
:In the remaining Season One episodes, as the hopeful crew makes their way toward Starfleet, their dreams are threatened when they discover the harbors a weapon designed to tear the United Federation of Planets apart. To make matters worse, the is on a manhunt for the Protostar as the real Vice Admiral Janeway is eager to uncover what happened to her missing former First Officer Chakotay. With these two ships on a collision course and destruction on the horizon, the fate of the Alpha Quadrant hangs in the balance. This 2-disc set includes 3 new in-depth featurettes with more than 45 minutes of content revealing how the Star Trek heritage shapes Prodigys characters, story, and settings.
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*The Odyssey of Prodigy (21:01)
*Producing Prodigy: The Planets (14:15)
*Producing Prodigy: The Ships (12:39)
==Background information==
* This home video release saw a from the fan's perspective unwelcome return of the "market discrimination" phenomenon. North American customers had to await the release of the second half of the season on a separate physical home video format release later that year on 26 September. In stark contrast, it was also announced that the UK and Germany (and thus the EU) could expect a complete season release in both formats on 25 September and 5 October respectively, adding insult to injury to the American fanbase.
* By way of consolation for North American customers, it was concurrently announced that digital purchase of the entire first season was now made possible through the usual array of digital vendors, such as Prime Video, iTunes Store, and others.
PRO Season 1 DVD

Star Trek: Prodigy - Season One is a region 2 and 4 only DVD release featuring the entirety of the first season of , contrary to the preceding region 1 releases where the season was divided into two parts, each part issued on their own separate home video disc format.
As with the two region 1 Blu-ray releases, the set's initial run also included limited-edition art carts, eight in total in this case, featuring the main characters of the show.
File:PRO Season 1 DVD back cover.jpg|UK back cover
== Disc contents ==
As the region 2 release is essentially a combination of the two region 1 releases, please refer for the disc contents and organization to,
*PRO Season 1, Volume 1 DVD
*PRO Season 1, Volume 2 DVD
==Background information==
* This home video release saw an unwelcome return of the "market discrimination" phenomenon. North American region 1 customers were treated to an early release eight months earlier in January 2023. But that release however, only contained the first half of the season, and fans had to await the rest-of-the-world release of the entirety of Prodigys first season on the home video disc formats, before they could get their hands on the second half of the series on disc, which was released one day after the region 2 UK release.
* By way of consolation for the North American region 1 customers, it was in January announced that digital purchase of the entire first season was then made possible through the usual array of digital vendors, such as Prime Video, the iTunes Store and others. Prior to January, only the first ten episodes of Season 1 had been digitally available, and while no official rationale was ever provided by the , it was precisely this circumstance that was the most likely reason for the franchise to choose the outdated method of market discrimination for the region 1 home video format releases. Whatever the reasons were, however, the fact remained that region 1 fans had to pay almost twice as much for their home video disc formats than their UK region 2 counterparts had to.
* While the Blu-ray counterpart had, no separate release was issued for Germany in the DVD format. This was undoubtedly a cost-saving measure on the part of the Star Trek franchise due to the generic trend of rapidly dwindling physical home video format disc sales. German fans had to make do with UK imports (or even US imports as player manufacturers have done away with DVD region encoding for their current models), which was not that much of an issue due to the unified disc contents which included a language track dubbed in German (for the episodes) and German subtitles (for the special features). The same applied for other-language region 2 territories, the ones in the EU in particular.
PRO Season 1 Finale Special (aftershow)

"Finale Special" is the 76th episode of , and the second of the special episodes dealing with produced. It covers the creation of Prodigy and the finale episode .
It is the 59th episode of The Ready Room hosted by Wil Wheaton and featured the guests Kevin Hageman, Dan Hageman, Kate Mulgrew, and Ella Purnell.
== Summary ==
:To celebrate Star Trek: Prodigys first season, Kate Mulgrew (Kathryn Janeway) joins Wil Wheaton () in The Ready Room. They discuss the challenges of playing two versions of Kate's iconic character and the unique opportunities an animated Star Trek provides. Plus, don't miss a behind-the-scenes look at Prodigys Season 1 finale, a game of Fact or Fiction with the cast, and much more.
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* Welcome To The Ready Room
* A Journey Home
* Kate Mulgrew Interview
* Star Trek Trivia Question
* Fact Or Fiction
* Star Trek Trivia Answer
* Exclusive Clip From Season 3, Episode 1
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PRO Season 1 Premiere Special (aftershow)

"Premiere Special" is the 43rd episode of , and the first of the special episodes dealing with produced. It covers the creation of Prodigy and the premiere episode .
It is the 27th episode of The Ready Room hosted by Wil Wheaton and featured the guests Kevin and Dan Hageman, and Kate Mulgrew.
This was the last episode of The Ready Room to be shot remotely at Wil Wheaton's home during the .
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* Star Trek Trivia question
* Exclusive clip for 
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PRO Season 2 Blu-ray

Star Trek: Prodigy - Season Two is a Blu-ray release featuring the entirety of the second season of . Contrary to the preceding region A release where the first season Blu-ray release was divided into two parts, all regions now received their second season Blu-ray home video format in one release. It debuted near-concurrently in North America and the UK.
While the first season Blu-ray release was issued with bonus gift items, the second season release came with none. As usual, the discs came mounted in a standard plastic snapcase, which was issued within a carton slipcover.
File:PRO Season 2 Blu-ray UK back cover.jpg|UK back cover
While in a very few cases still being marketed as region-restricted, the releases are in actuality region-free as this has become commonplace for the Blu-ray format – also explaining the unified inclusion of subtitles and dubbed language audio tracks for all regions. It also explains why the set was not slated for a separate release in a wider array of region B/C territories; customers in those territories were equally well served with UK, German or even US imports.
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*Producing Prodigy: The Legacy (1080p, 6:01)
*The Odyssey of Prodigy (1080p, 18:40)
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* For Canadian Region A fans/customers this, and/or its DVD and digital download counterpart releases became the very first time that they could officially watch the season in a legal manner, as the season had not been streamed by Netflix in that country. 
* The number and length of the special featurettes on this release are rather paltry when compared to those on the previous season home video format releases, and this had everything to do with the cancellation of the series by the and its subsequent removal from all Paramount Global platforms in June 2023. It did result in the season not being covered in aftershow (where specials on the underlying production were usually featured as well), despite its host, Wil Wheaton, prominently recurring as his alter ego Wesley Crusher in the second season. Wheaton got the chance to say his piece though, in the special features of the home video release.
* As had already been the case with the previous season Blu-ray release, this release is as of 2024 one of only eight Kurtzman-era Star Trek Blu-ray home video release not to see a corresponding "Limited SteelBook® Edition" release (the other ones being , , LD Seasons 2, 3, 4, and ).
* As with the first season home video format release, it was on 28 July 2024 announced at the San Diego Comic Con that the digital purchase option of the entire second season was to proceed the physical disc releases through the usual array of digital vendors, such as Prime Video, the iTunes Store and others, starting the next day on 29 July. 
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Pa'nar Syndrome

Pa'nar Syndrome was a Vulcan neural disease that resulted in the degradation of the synaptic pathways.
It also affected the endocrine and immune systems. It was caused by a disruption of neuroelectric impulses in the midbrain during mind melds performed by a Vulcan who has been improperly trained. It could be cured by a meld performed by an experienced melder. 
The disease and its cure were known in Surak's time, but by the 22nd century the knowledge of the cure had been lost or suppressed. By the 22nd century, melding was considered an "unnatural" practice. As a result, those afflicted with Pa'nar Syndrome were ostracized from Vulcan society. Consequently, medical research towards finding a cure was not a priority. ()
Sub-Commander T'Pol contracted the disease in 2151 when Tolaris initiated a meld with her, although she did not discover this immediately. () Dr. Phlox had managed to keep T'Pol's illness under control for over a year without informing Captain Archer of her condition. When Captain Archer found out about her illness, he was upset that the knowledge was kept from him, though his main concern was T'Pol's health and he subsequently defended T'Pol's rights. In 2152, Dr. Phlox was able to improve the course of treatment (with the help of Dr. Yuris, who was capable of mind melds but was not infected himself, as he provided T'Pol with all of the available medical research on the illness). () In 2154, T'Pol was cured by the Syrrannite leader T'Pau, who performed another mind meld on T'Pol to cure the illness. Consequently, T'Pau revealed that the disease was caused by Vulcans who were not properly trained in the practice of mind melds. ()
Doctor Phlox subsequently confirmed that T'Pol was cured. The discovery of the Kir'Shara enabled others suffering from Pa'nar to come out and be cured. Phlox noted that Pa'nar "is no longer a stigma." ()
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