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Penny Johnson

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Penny Johnson Jerald is an actress who played Kasidy Yates in , and Dobara in the seventh season episode . Her costume from "Homeward" was later sold off on the It's A Wrap! sale and auction on eBay. 
One of Johnson Jerald's early television guest appearances was in an episode of , starring William Shatner and her Deep Space Nine co-star James Darren. She was a regular cast member on The Larry Sanders Show with Scott Thompson and Wallace Langham as well as during the first three seasons of the popular FOX television series 24, on which she played Sherry Palmer, the duplicitous ex-wife to President of the United States David Palmer.
In 1997, she played a crime-scene technician in , co-starring Mark Margolis and Jerry Hardin's daughter Melora.
She was just one of a few Star Trek stars to appear in DC 9/11: Time of Crisis, where she played Condoleezza Rice. Other Star Trek stars appearing in the film include frequent Deep Space Nine guest star Gregory Itzin who played John Ashcroft, Stephen Macht who played Paul Wolfowitz, and Lawrence Pressman who played Dick Cheney. Johnson Jerald also co-starred in (2000, with Lindsey Haun). She played Condoleeza Rice again in (2006, with Terry Serpico and Nicky Guadagni). Johnson Jerald had a recurring role in the fourth season of The 4400, reuniting with Deep Space Nine showrunner Ira Steven Behr and working alongside fellow Deep Space Nine actor Jeffrey Combs and Next Generation guest actor William O. Campbell.
In 2011, Johnson Jerald joined the main cast of Castle in its fourth season as Captain Victoria Gates. She thus joined fellow Deep Space Nine cast mate Michael Dorn, who had a recurring role and appeared with her in the Castle fourth season premiere, and Robert Picardo, who had a recurring role in the show as well. 
In 2017, Johnson Jerald joined the main cast of The Orville, a sci-fi comedy series on FOX that has been described as a tribute to Star Trek, portraying chief medical officer Claire Finn. The series was created by and stars Seth MacFarlane and features many Trek alumni before and behind the camera.
== Star Trek appearances ==
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Penny M. Juday

Penny M. Juday was a Starfleet officer in the 24th century.
In 2372, she was named as a Spaceframe Development officer on the dedication plaque of the . (, )
Ensign Juday later served in the Dominion War. In 2374, a file from the reported Ensign Juday wounded in action. A file from the reported her missing. A file from the reported her killed. ()
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Penthara

For the episode , UI graphic designer Dominique Rossier created an info panel for the mess hall depicting the Milky Way Galaxy with planet and Starfleet space station locations labeled. Identified as a planet, Penthara was one of the locations mentioned on the chart. Although the panel did not appear in the episode, it can be seen at Rossier's artist page at Art Station. 
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People's exhibit

A people's exhibit was any tangible evidence provided by the prosecutor to indicate the 's guilt.
In 2268, James T. Kirk referred to a chrome steel drill point as "people's exhibit number one" in the case against the Klingon Empire, believed to be arming the Neural villagers with more advanced weapons than they could have produced themselves. Leonard McCoy concurred, labeling a gun barrel rod that was manufactured with the appearance of being homemade as "people's exhibit number two". ()
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People of Earth (aftershow)

"People of Earth" is the thirtieth episode of . It is the third episode of the third season and covers the third season episode, .
It is the seventeenth episode of The Ready Room hosted by Wil Wheaton. The episode's guests were Jonathan Frakes, Bo Yeon Kim, Erika Lippoldt, and Jeff Russo.
Doug Jones, Oyin Oladejo, Michelle Paradise, Emily Coutts, and Anthony Rapp appear in separate segments.
== Segments ==
* Moments of Discovery: Unearthed
* Remote interview (Kim, Lippoldt & Frakes)
* Trivia question
* Remote interview (Russo)
* Trivia answer
* Exclusive clip for
People person

A people person was someone who enjoyed interacting with other people.
In 2372, while speaking with Elim Garak, Quark explained his choice not to go into the business of selling weapon, as his cousin had advised him. According to the bartender, "Because I'm a people person. I like interacting with my customers. Like you and I are doing right now. Talking to each other, getting to know one another." ()
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Perchance to Dream

Captain Picard is kidnapped by a mysterious alien race!
Perchance to Dream is a Pocket TNG novel – #19 in the numbered series – written by Howard Weinstein. Published by Pocket Books, it was first released in .
== Summary ==
;From the back cover
:On a routine mission to survey Domarus IV – a class M world with no intelligent life – a ™ shuttle crewed by Data, Troi and Wesley Crusher is captured by a race called the Tenirans who claim the world for themselves. As Captain Picard tries to negotiate with the captain of the Teniran ship, the shuttle suddenly disappears in a blaze of color and light.
:Picard demands to know what's happened to the shuttle and its crew, but the Tenarins deny and part in their disappearance. Suddenly Captain Picard vanishes from the bridge and finds himself alone on the planet's surface with the Tenarin captain. As the two captains begin to work together, they realize that they are not alone of Domarus IV as they confront an incredible alien force with the power to transform a world – or to destroy it.
== Memorable quotes ==
"She takes to caves like a Kavarian horn mole."
"Indeed."
:- Wesley Crusher and Data, on Gina Pace
"Never underestimate the power of a good cup of tea."
:- Jean-Luc Picard
"Merde."
"No; mud."
:- Jean-Luc Picard and Beverly Crusher, after Picard's unglamorous riding mishap.
== Background information ==
* The title references a quote from Hamlet by William Shakespeare: "To sleep, perchance to dream."
* The story for Perchance to Dream began life as a spec script; author Howard Weinstein noting that it was based on the studio's request that pitches focus on "interactions between the regular characters, preferably […] interesting combos that hadn't been explored much before.", hence the combination of Data and Troi. The script was not picked up – although Michael Piller liked it sufficiently to encourage Weinstein to pitch further – so he reworked it into a novel. ()
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== Characters ==
;Jean-Luc Picard
;Data
;Deanna Troi
;Wesley Crusher
;Ken Kolker
:Previously appeared in TNG: Power Hungry.
;Coggins
;Polly Parks
;Casby : Lieutenant.
;Gina Pace
;Burnside Clapp : Ensign.
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;Domarus IV
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Percussive maintenance

Percussive maintenance was a form of repair involving less-than-delicate handling of the repaired device or system. Despite the logically counterproductive methods though, it was often surprisingly effective.
The Tellarite Jankom Pog was an expert in percussive maintenance. He employed it extensively while repairing the newly-rediscovered , and managed to make the disrepaired starship flyable in less than a day. ()
Due to his ambitions to join Starfleet, Jankom later attempted to adopt a more polite personality and as such, he began doing things by the book and discarded performing percussive maintenance. () However, in a moment of frustration, Jankom slipped back into his old habits and hit the console of the , causing the ship to power up, much to his delight. () Jankom subsequently discarded his more polite personality for good. ()
When the crew's holo-duplicates switched personalities because of a glitch, stated that she had some percussive maintenance to do in Cetacean Ops while told Rok he thought that she was going to do a wonderful job and expressed Rok's love for whales. ()
When Jankom used percussive maintenance to get the Runaway working, Captain Chakotay remarked that he liked it. ()
After Vice Admiral Kathryn Janeway used her combadge as a makeshift explosive to free the Protostar crew, Jankom admitted that he was impressed with her percussive maintenance. Janeway called it an old trick from her Starfleet Academy days. ()
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Perfectionist

A perfectionist was someone who was not satisfied with their own efforts until they had achieved perfection.
After noting Kathryn Janeway's displeasure at his attempts to cook for her in 2377, Jaffen described himself as a perfectionist and said he would keep trying to until he made her the perfect meal. Janeway declined the offer, saying she'd rather prepare the food herself than cease eating with him after he had mastered the task. ()
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Performer

A performer was a person who entertained an audience.
In 1962, the Civil Rights Movement was still in its infancy and black people weren't very welcome in Las Vegas, but they could be performers. ()
In 2372, The Doctor stated, "I'm a doctor, not a performer." ()
== Types of performers ==
* Actor
* Clown
* Comedian
* Dancer
* Magician
* Musician
* Showgirl
* Singer
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Pernell Tyrus (Starfleet)

Pernell Tyus was a Starfleet officer in the 23rd century.
In 2293, he was listed as a member of the Tactical Unit team on the dedication plaque of the . (, )
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Perri Sorel

Perri Sorel is a makeup artist who worked on and . In , she earned an Emmy Award nomination for Outstanding Makeup for a Series for the Deep Space Nine episode , shared with Michael Westmore, Camille Calvet, Karen Iverson, Ellis Burman, R. Stephen Weber, David Quashnick, Dean Jones, Mark Bussan, Brad Look, Belinda Bryant, James MacKinnon, Allan A. Apone, Mary Kay Morse, John Maldonado, Karen Westerfield, and Lisa Collins.
In 1999 Sorel won an Emmy Award for Outstanding Makeup for a Series for the work on episodes "Two Fathers" and "One Son", shared with Trek alumni Mark Shostrom, Rick Stratton, Jake Garber, Craig Reardon, Steve LaPorte, and Kevin Haney. Two more Emmy Award nominations for Outstanding Makeup for a Series (Non-Prosthetic) followed in 2005 for the episode "Ch-Ch-Changes" and in 2006 for the episode "Wasted", shared with James MacKinnon.
Sorel worked as key makeup artist on between 2000 and 2005 along with Clinton Wayne, Ruth Haney, Lee Ann Brittenham, Teressa Hill, Roxy D'Alonzo, and Judy Crown and as makeup department head on between 2005 and 2009, along with James MacKinnon, Ken Niederbaumer, Judy Crown, Ruth Haney, Roxy D'Alonzo, Brad Scott, Lisa Collins, and David Abbott.
Other credits in the makeup department include (1984), (1985), (1987), (1988), (1989), (1990), (1991, with Karen Iverson and Donna Cicatelli-Lewis), (1997, with Ve Neill, Richard Snell, Alicia Tripi, and Julia L. Walker), (1998), (1998, with Christopher Allen Nelson, Richard Snell, and Dave Snyder), (1999, with James MacKinnon, Ve Neill, and Debbie Zoller), and (2001-2003, with Rolf John Keppler and Brian A. Tunstall).
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Perry Lopez

Perry Lopez was a character actor who portrayed Lieutenant Esteban Rodriguez in the first season episode . He filmed his scenes for the episode on Wednesday and Friday at . 
He may best be remembered for his supporting role as Lt. Lou Escobar in (1974, co-starring Noble Willingham, as well as fellow Original Series guest actor Roy Jenson, with cinematography by John A. Alonzo, music by Jerry Goldsmith and stunts by Hal Needham).
Lopez was born in New York City, New York, and began his acting career on the New York stage. He ultimately broke into film with an uncredited role in (1954, with Original Series guest star Whit Bissell). Later that year, Lopez appeared in (with Richard Webb) and (with Elisha Cook).
Between 1955 and 1956, Lopez was seen in such films as Battle Cry (film)|Battle Cry}} (1955, with William Campbell), (1955, co-starring Tige Andrews), (1955, starring Alan Ladd, with Stanley Adams and Anthony Caruso), and (1956, with Scott Marlowe). He also played the lead in (1956, with Kenneth Tobey).
Lopez worked with fellow Original Series guest actor Michael Ansara in (1956, featuring William Schallert and Beverly Washburn), (1968, co-starring Ricardo Montalban) and (1968, with Brock Peters). Lopez also appeared with Arthur Batanides in (1958, starring Brian Keith) (1959, with Barbara Luna) and (1961, starring Jeffrey Hunter). 
Lopez's other film credits include (1962), (1963), (1966, starring Brian Keith), (1968, with Andrew Prine and Guy Raymond), (1969, with Sid Haig, Barbara Luna and Abraham Sofaer), and (1970). Chinatown (1974) was Lopez's last film until the late 1980s, when he appeared in (1987, with Tim Russ) and (1989).
Lopez was prominent in television, as well. He had a recurring role on the 1950s series Zorro (on which he worked with Barbara Luna) and also guest-starred on (1958, with Paul Fix and Lawrence Dobkin), (with Rex Holman), (four episodes, including two with Morgan Woodward), (with John Hoyt), Mission: Impossible (with Mark Lenard and Percy Rodriguez), (starring James Darren, Whit Bissell and Lee Meriwether), (with Oliver McGowan, George Murdock, William O'Connell and Robert Pine), (with Tige Andrews, Meg Foster, Brock Peters and Clarence Williams III), (1979, starring Kate Jackson, with John Colicos), and (1984, with Julie Newmar and John Staible).
Fifteen years after Chinatown, Lopez reprised the role of Escobar (now a captain) in the sequel, The Two Jakes. This film co-starred Tracey Walter. After appearing in the 1994 crime drama Confessions of a Hitman, Lopez retired from acting. He died of lung cancer in Beverly Hills, California in 2008. 
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Persephone V

Persephone V was the inhabited fifth planet of its star system. It had a highly elliptical and inclined orbit, with a perihelion within the orbit of Persephone IV and an aphelion beyond the orbit of Persephone VIII.
== History ==
In 2364, Admiral Mark Jameson lived in semi-retirement on Persephone V prior to being called into service to help with hostage negotiations on Mordan IV. ()
== Stellar Cartography == 
In 2259, Persephone V was marked on a stellar cartography chart displayed in the ready room of the , visiting the Persephone system to study the behavior of the ancient comet C/2260-Quentin. ()
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Persephone system

The Persephone system was a planetary system in the Alpha Quadrant, named after the Greek goddess Persephone. It was a unary star system consisting of a primary and its eight planets, of which at least two were inhabited by humanoids, and the ancient comet C/2260-Quentin.
In 2259, the visited the Persephone system to study the behavior of C/2260-Quentin and prevented it from catastrophically colliding with Persephone III. ()
In 2364, the visited the system to confer with Admiral Mark Jameson on Persephone V to seek his help with a hostage situation. ()
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Perseus

Perseus was a constellation. 
The Perseus Constellation was partially visible on a viewscreen in the briefing room on the in 2266. It was a star chart of the winter sky as seen from Earth. The constellation Perseus was visible in the lower right corner of the chart and identified by name. ()
== Related Locations == 
* Algol (Beta Persei)
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* Perseids
* Perseus Arm
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Persistence of Vision Digital Entertainment

Persistence of Vision Digital Entertainment, or POV, is a visual effects company specializing in pre-visualization which worked on . They also designed the teaser trailer for the film that was released on . Some pre-vis sequences in the movie were done in conjunction with Vital Distraction The company is comprised of freelance artists and was founded by David Dozoretz in 1997.
POV specializes in previsualization, a relatively new, cost-effective process in which computer graphics are used to render rough versions of film shots and sequences prior to and during principal photography. This technique allows the filmmakers to make changes and decisions in advance. Besides Star Trek, POV has also worked on Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace, Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones, Moulin Rouge, Men in Black II, Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines, Van Helsing, I, Robot, Fantastic Four, Mr. & Mrs. Smith, X-Men: The Last Stand, and 1408. 
They had previously worked with Star Trek director/producer J.J. Abrams on Paramount Pictures' Mission: Impossible III. They also did work on 2005's The Island, which was written by Star Trek scribes Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci (and featured actor Ethan Phillips).
POV's other credits include Get Smart (featuring The Rock), the animated Kung Fu Panda}} (2008), and (2008).
==The team==
The members of the POV team who worked on Star Trek and their responsibilities to the film are:
*Senior Previsualization Supervisor:
**David Dozoretz
*Previsualization Supervisor:
**Brian J. Pohl
*Lead Previsualization Artist:
**Chad Hofteig (from Vital Distraction)
*Previsualization Artists:
**Kevin Aguirre (from Vital Distraction)
**Jason Hall
**Robert Rossoff
**Ben Nelson
**Andre Taft
**Simon Halpern
**Patrick Rodriguez
**Brian Magner
**Seth Cobb
**Amy Vatanakul
:Lorin Wood was assigned to the film as a previsualization artist, but had to leave it before he began.
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Personality trait

A personality trait was a relatively stable pattern of thoughts, feelings, and/or actions that made individuals different from each other with personalities such as character traits.
In 2266, seeing a recent pattern in unusual crew behavior due to polywater intoxication, Spock attributed the aberrations to "Hidden personality traits being forced to the surface." ()
==Personality traits==
*Acceptance
*Alertness
*Ambition
*Arrogance
*Beauty
*Boldness
*Carelessness
*Charm
*Charisma
*Cooperation
*Creativity
*Curiosity
*Deference
*Disposition
*Generosity
*Humility/Humble
*Idiosyncrasy
*Impulsivity
*Innocence
*Introversion
*Intuition
*Malevolence
*Mannerism
*Mercy
*Modesty
*Responsibility
*Self-esteem
*Sincerity
*Stoicism
*Stubbornness
*Virtue
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Pet

A pet was any lifeform kept for companionship and/or amusement. Some went so far as to anthropomorphize their pets, speaking to them as they would another of their species. () Denobulans generally didn't keep pets, () though Doctor Phlox was an exception. ()
In 2155 of the mirror universe, suggested that the creature that killed Ensign might have been a pet owned by one of the original crew. disagreed, saying it was unlikely unless they owned a velociraptor. ()
The owner of a pet was the one responsible for making decisions about it. In 2237, the Vulcan healer asked a young Spock to make the decision to euthanize his sehlat, I-Chaya. ()
Superior beings often looked upon their inferiors as pets. In 2267, Trelane's mother referred to the landing party he had been tormenting as pets, saying he could not have them if he couldn't take proper care of them. () Data once observed that Q regarded his relationships with Jean-Luc Picard as "that of a master and his beloved pet." () In 2372, told Kes that eventually she would regard the crew of as they would regard pets. Kes didn't care for the possibility, protesting, "They're not pets. They're people, they're my friends." ()
In 2365, hearing Jean-Luc Picard explain why he enjoyed riding horses, Counselor Deanna Troi realized that he didn't want the comfort of a pet, but rather a companion. ()
In 2370, Jadzia Dax imagined that Bajoran Resistance members kept palukoo as pets. Kira Nerys corrected her, saying they used to eat them. ()
An individual who was regarded as someone's favorite of their group could also be referred to as a pet. In 2155, John Frederick Paxton described Henry Archer as the Vulcans' pet Human. ()
In 2368, Jean-Luc Picard characterized the naming and caring for Hugh as turning the young Borg into some kind of pet. Despite this, he still planned to use the drone to carry out his plan to destroy their race. ()
In 2378, Q referred to Neelix as Kathryn Janeway's pet Talaxian. ()
==Creatures kept as pets==
*Cat
**Betazoid cat
**Circassian cat
*Dog
* Beagle
* Bloodhound
* Collie
* Doberman
* German Shepherd
* Great Dane
* Irish Setter
* Labrador Retriever
* Malamute
* Pit bull
* Rottweiler
* The Dog
*Fish (both real and holographic)
**Goldfish
*Klingon monster dog
*Lycosa tarantula
*Sehlat
*Targ
*Tribble
*Vine
*Xanthan marmot
==Pet supplies==
* Animal training manual
* Aquarium
* Ball
* Bone
* Bowl
* Cage
* Cat door
* Cat toy
* Collar
* Doghouse
* Doggie bed
* Feline supplement
** Feline supplement 25
** Feline supplement 74
** Feline supplement 127
** Feline supplement 221
* Sand box
* Scratching post
* Stick
* Terrarium
==Occupations==
* Animal trainer
* "Cat person"
* Guard dog
* Pet sitter
* Veterinarian
==Sounds==
* Barking
* Meow
* Purr
==Medical conditions==
* Fleas
* Mange
* Pregnancy
==Medical procedures==
* Declawing
* Euthanasia
* Neutering
==Related topics==
* Breed
* Domestication
* Kennel
* Litter
* Petting
* Stray
==See also==
*Unnamed pets
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Pete Henderson

Pete Henderson is an actor who appeared as a command division Starfleet officer at the wedding of Deanna Troi and William T. Riker in . He also appeared as a Fortunate crewmember in the first season episode . He received no credit but was identified by the call sheets.
Henderson attended El Dorado High School in Placentia, California and Fullerton College in Fullerton, California. He has been a member of SAG-AFTRA.
As a background actor and stand-in, Henderson worked on all seasons of Major Crimes (2012-2018, created by James Duff and starring Raymond Cruz and Jonathan Del Arco). He also worked on (2004-2012), The Closer (2005-2012), and Castle (2009-2016). Other appearances include (2002, with Billy Burke, Timothy Carhart, Michelle Forbes, Tracy Middendorf, Tamlyn Tomita, Billy Mayo, and Carl Ciarfalio), (2013, with Ivar Brogger, Pancho Demmings, Christopher Goodman, and Solomon Burke, Jr. and directed by Robert Duncan McNeill), and as a real estate prospect in the Dead to Me episode "You Have to Go" (2019).
Henderson played a party guest in (2005, with Scott Alan Smith, Fran Severini, Andrew MacBeth, Thom Williams, and Patricia Tallman) and appeared in a background scene in (2008, with Faran Tahir, Bill Smitrovich, Tom Morello, Kevin Foster, Eileen Weisinger, Tim Rigby, Adam Harrington, Stan Lee, Tim Griffin, Jon Braver, Glenn Goldstein, Theo Kypri, and Arne Starr).
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