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Nck Name

Nicolás "Nick" Londoño, also known as Nck Name is an actor, musician, and audio producer who played Lieutenant Callum in the fourth season episode .
He appeared in the TV movies Hidden Family Secrets (2021, with Jimmy Chimarios), An Ice Wine Christmas (2021, starring Megha Sandhu, with Maria del Mar and Patrick Kwok-Choon), I Won't Let You Go (2022, starring Luke Humphrey), Love and the Radio Star (2022, starring Luke Humphrey), Well Suited for Christmas (2022, with Xavier Sotelo, Vanessa Burns, and Alireza Shojaei), and Fatal Family Reunion (2022).
He also appeared in supporting guest roles in episodes of series like Odd Squad, Murdoch Mysteries (with Thom Marriott), Mayday (with Thom Marriott), and The Love Club.
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Necar Zadegan

Necar Zadegan (Persian: نکار زادگان) is the actress who played Bjayzl in the first season episode .
She was born in Heidelberg, West Germany to Iranian parents and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area in Northern California. She graduated with honors from the University of California, Santa Barbara with a BA degree in Literature, and spent a semester at the Sorbonne University in Paris, France.
== Career ==
In 2010, Zadegan played Dalia Hassan in the eighth season of , alongside Nazneen Contractor, who (despite being the same age) played the character's daughter, Kayla Hassan. Bob Gunton, Gregory Itzin, Scott Lawrence, Stephen Root, and Annie Wersching also appeared in that season, on which Brannon Braga and Manny Coto served as executive producers and showrunners. In 2012-13, Zadegan co-starred in and Rake, the latter featuring Jeffrey Nordling, David Gautreaux, and Bill Cobbs in recurring roles. Since 2018, she co-stars in , alongside Scott Bakula.
She also appeared in guest roles on shows such as (2006), (2008, with Terry O'Quinn and Daniel Dae Kim, created by J.J. Abrams and Damon Lindelof), (2008, with Michael Jace and F.J. Rio), (2010, with Jeff Kober), Major Crimes (2012, with Raymond Cruz), and three episodes of The Good Doctor (2018, with Tamlyn Tomita).
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Necessary Evil (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Quark gets recruited by a dangerous dame for a box job that almost leaves him a stiff. Can a gumshoe like Odo solve that and a years old murder mystery? They both point to a con that moved a lot of lettuce to a lot of sharpers. Let Rom pour you some hooch – it's going to be a bumpy ride... Mission Log takes on .
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Nechani

The Nechani were a humanoid race encountered in the Delta Quadrant by the in 2373. 
The Netashi govermnent and the Nechisti Order had an agreement, that they should not interfere in each other's business. This arrangement by the 2370s had been in place for centuries.
One of their most sacred shrines was managed by the Nechisti Order, an order of s. 
The shrine itself was protected by a biogenic field, which could cause massive neural damage to anyone who attempted to cross it unprepared. The s knew a ritual that allowed them to pass through unharmed, but were sworn to secrecy.
In 2373, Kes encountered the field and fell into a coma-like state. Captain Janeway went through the Nechisti rituals in an effort to save her. After three days of grueling trials and exposure to a hallucinogenic toxin, the captain believed she had the answer. However, it was only when she abandoned her scientific approach and embraced a blind faith that she successfully penetrated the field and returned Kes to health. ()
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Ned Quint

Ned Quint was a Human male of Scots descent, native to the Federation colony, Caldos. A groundskeeper who spoke Scots language, he helped tend to Felisa Howard's affairs after her granddaughter, Beverly Crusher, left for Starfleet Academy. Felisa never mentioned Quint to Beverly, yet he spent much time at her house, complaining that he has spend more time there in the past five years, than she had in the past twenty.
Quint was aware that Ronin and the Howard family candle were dangerous, and warned both Felisa and Beverly of this fact. Beverly wanted Quint to tend to her grandmother's house after her death in 2370, but he said the house was haunted and vowed never to return. Quint was killed when he tried stopping Ronin from using the weather control system on Caldos as a means of moving about. It appeared he had been killed by a plasma surge from a console he was trying to dismantle, but residual traces of anaphasic energy made it clear Ronin was involved.
When Crusher confronted him about killing Quint, Ronin insisted that he was only defending himself because Quint was trying to destroy him. ()
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Ned Vaughn

Ned Vaughn is an actor who played Cortan Zweller in the sixth season episode .
Vaughn had recurring roles on such television series as (starring Bill Smitrovich and Ray Buktenica), (starring Daniel Benzali and John Fleck), , and as a reporter on ABC's series Commander in Chief. He also guest starred in the first regular episode and penultimate episode of , starring Robert Picardo, Megan Gallagher, Jeff Kober, and Concetta Tomei. Other television series on which he has guest-starred include (starring Clarence Gilyard, Jr. and Noble Willingham, with Bruce McGill), (with Ray Walston), and (on which he guest-starred with the likes of Corbin Bernsen, Bill Bolender, Cliff DeYoung, Glenn Morshower, Terry O'Quinn and Jack Shearer).
In 1989, he co-starred with René Auberjonois and Duncan Regehr in . In the 1990s, he appeared in two made-for-TV movies co-starring Christopher McDonald: (1995, with Tim Kelleher, Ed Lauter and Janet MacLachlan) and 1997's Into the Air: Death of Everest.
Vaughn has appeared in a number of major feature films, including (1990, starring Sean Connery, with Daniel Davis, Ray Reinhardt, Boris Krutonog, and featuring Gates McFadden), (1995, with Max Grodénchik, David Andrews, Googy Gress, Clint Howard, and Andy Milder), (1996, with Tim Ransom, Bruce McGill, and Albert Hall), and (2008, with Andy Milder, Antony Acker, Clint Howard, Googy Gress and Geoffrey Blake). He was also in (1988, co-starring James Cromwell and Leon Russom). Vaughn, like fellow Next Generation guest star Noble Willingham, is a registered Republican and attempted a run for a seat on the California State Assembly. Vaughn won endorsement from fellow California Republican and high ranking Congressman Kevin McCarthy. Vaughn however was unsuccessful in his stump in the primary.
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Nedra Rosemond

Nedra Rosemond was a former stuntwoman and actress who served as stunt double for Nichelle Nichols in the second season episode . She received no credit for her performance.
Beside her performance in Star Trek, Rosemond also appeared on-screen in (1966, along Charles Seel, Clegg Hoyt, and Paul Sorensen).
Rosemond then found her career path in the costume and wardrobe department and worked as costume designer and supervisor on films such as (1972, with Paul Winfield), (1974, with Cliff Potts, Barbara Baldavin, and George Murdock), (1976), (1982, with David Warner, Dan Shor, Vince Deadrick, Jr., Tony Brubaker, and Erik Cord), (1982, with Dick Miller, Christopher Lloyd, and Elisha Cook), (1982, with Gina Hecht, Clint Howard, Jeanne Mori, Kevin Sullivan, Vincent Schiavelli, Julius LeFlore, and Brett Baxter Clark), and (1986, with Joseph Hindy and Paul F. O'Brien).
In 1994, she served as second second assistant director for , with Don Stark, Frank Novak, John Glover, and Marcy Goldman.
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Neezer Tarleton

Neezer Tarleton is a former stuntwoman who worked as stunt double for Kate Mulgrew in the third season episode . She received no credit for this appearance but was identified by the call sheet. She filmed her stunts scenes on Wednesday on Paramount Stage 8 under Stunt Coordinator Dennis Madalone.
She worked as girl's soccer coach at Notre Dame High School and went into stunts after her first brief role in A League of Their Own. She then briefly played tennis star in the Seinfeld episode "The Lip Reader" (1993) where she was knocked off by ' character Kramer. The episode also features Jason Alexander, Christopher Darga, Jerry Sroka, and Dylan Haggerty. 
Tarleton appeared as OF Neezer Dalton in (1992, starring Tom Hanks, with Lori Petty, Ann Cusack, Anne Elizabeth Ramsay, Mark Holton, and David L. Lander. She performed stunts in the science fiction thriller Monolith (1993, with Chuck Borden, Caron Colvett, Maria Kelly, Dennis Madalone, Alan Oliney, and Chester E. Tripp III under stunt coordination by Red Horton), (1993, with Mike Watson, Spike Silver, Sharon Schaffer, Denise Lynne Roberts, Buck McDancer, Christine Baur, and Dan Barringer), (1993, coordinated by Joe Murphy and Red Horton), the family movie Magic Kid II (1994, with Vincent Mazzella, Jr. and Jan Shultz), (1994), (1994), (1994, coordinated by Jeff Pruitt), and (1995, with Charlie Brewer, Erik Cord, Tabby Hanson, and John Moio).
She also performed stunts in (1996, with Yannick Derrien and coordinated by Michael J. Sarna), (1996), (1996, with Dwayne McGee and coordinated by Phil Culotta), and the action thriller Mercenary (1996, coordinated by Yannick Derrien, Michael J. Sarna, and Scott Leva) and doubled actress in (1999, with Denney Pierce and Andy Gill).
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Neil Maffin

Neil Maffin is the actor who portrayed Ven in the fifth season episode .
He also had a recognizable role in (1999), and starred in the award-winning independent films and . Maffin has also had guest roles on television, including (starring Mariska Hargitay), , , and (with Paul McGillion and Alan Scarfe). 
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Nekrit Expanse

The Nekrit Expanse was a vast, sparsely populated, nebular region in the Delta Quadrant containing interstellar gas.
It was several thousand light years in width, making it impractical to route around it. However, it was impossible to chart due to its constantly changing structure, and plasma storms, electrodynamic turbulence posed additional navigational problems and threats. The nebula scrambled navigational readings. Electrokinetic storms were not unheard of. ()
As a result, no one knew much about the expanse, at least at the far side. However, with great difficulty some maps could be located. ()
During the late 24th century, there was a trade station at its periphery, a kind of supply depot for mining and trading ships known as the Nekrit Supply Depot. It was overseen by Bahrat. ()
In 2373, encountered the Expanse, and decided to cross it. The Voyager briefly stopped at the station for provisions, and to attempt to find maps. It was during this layover that Neelix revealed to Captain Kathryn Janeway that the Nekrit Expanse marked the limit of his knowledge of space and, he thought, his usefulness as a guide. ()
The journey was expected to last a month, although First Officer Chakotay and Ensign Marie Kaplan performed a scouting mission aboard a Class 2 shuttle trying to to find a faster route through it. Their mission proved difficult as the nebula completely scrambled the shuttle's navigational readings, making it nearly impossible to get a fix on their position. ()
Inside the Nekrit Expanse, Chakotay's mission discovered an asteroid field (twice) at coordinates 113 mark 7. They also discovered a planet that contained a settlement of approximately eighty thousand humanoid lifeforms on the western continent using rudimentary structures and technology.
Meanwhile, while crossing the Expanse, Tom Paris suggested renaming it the "negative expanse", because Voyager hadn't run across anything interesting for days. Moments later Voyager discovered a deactivated Borg cube. ()
Voth scientists Forra Gegen and Tova Veer crossed the Nekrit Expanse while following Voyagers trail. ()
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=== Background information ===
In , Neelix called the Expanse a territory, with a border.
André Bormanis tried to model the expanse on actual hostile regions within the galaxy that telescopes had identified. He cited supernova remnants as one such type of region.("Real Science with André Bormanis", VOY Season 3 DVD special feature)
=== Apocrypha ===
In Star Trek Online the Dyson sphere from , a construct of the solanogen-based lifeforms (an Iconian servitor race), is teleported to the Expanse in 2409. In the Delta Rising expansion it serves as home base for the player character, part of a multinational task force operating in the Delta Quadrant.
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Nella Daren

Lieutenant Commander Nella Daren sciences division Starfleet officer who lived during the mid-24th century.
In 2369, Daren came aboard the from Starbase 218 to become the head of stellar sciences. In her new role, she was very forthright in her requests for ship resources to support her department's studies. 
Soon after coming aboard the Enterprise-D, she met Captain Jean-Luc Picard. A friendship quickly formed, based on their love of music. Daren was a skilled piano player who accompanied Picard on a portable piano, while he played the Ressikan flute. Their friendship soon blossomed into a romantic relationship. The crew reacted differently to Picard and Daren's romance: Deanna Troi was happy for Picard and gave her blessing; and Will Riker felt that Daren was asking for special treatment because she was the captain's "girlfriend."
When a fire storm threatened the Bersallis III Federation outpost, Daren suggested cross-connecting several thermal deflector units to create a protective shield against the heat while the Enterprise-D evacuated the colonists. Eight crewmen lost their lives, but Daren survived. Afterward, it became obvious to Picard and Daren that it would be extremely difficult to continue their relationship while serving on the same ship. Daren requested a transfer. As they said goodbye, they promised to keep seeing each other. ()
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=== Background information ===
Nella Daren was played by Wendy Hughes.
According to the and the , Daren's first name was spelled "Neela"; the script and the , nevertheless, spell it "Nella", as it is found here.
Ronald D. Moore commented "I liked the relationship with Nella and wanted it to continue aboard the Enterprise-D, but that view was in the minority. I thought that she matched up well with Picard and that we should've just played it out over several episodes." 
According to the video game Star Trek: Starship Creator, Nella Daren was born on Evadne IV. She is the daughter of Aura Daren and Vernis Daren. Nella previously served aboard the USS Constellation and the USS Bellerophon. After leaving the Enterprise, she transferred to the USS Yosemite.
===Apocrypha===
Neela Daren (original script spelling) is a playable character in the Customizable Disc Game Star Trek: Red Alert! by Last Unicorn Games. 
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Nelvana I

Nelvana I was the uninhabited first planet of the Nelvana system. The planet was located within the Romulan Neutral Zone in the Beta Quadrant. 
In 2366, the location of Nelvana I was labeled on a Starfleet tactical intelligence analysis system map. This map illustrated the current position and orbital path of this planet. A tactical scan analysis of this planet by the resulted in negative readings which Data interpreted as no unusual activity. The starship was scanning for artificially-generated , reflected pattern return, subspace distortion, electromagnetic emissions, gravimetric perturbation, microwave enhancement, background radiation, particulate distribution, virtual interferometry, and low-level gamma imaging. (, okudagram)
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Nelvana II

Nelvana II was the uninhabited second planet of the Nelvana system. The planet was located within the Romulan Neutral Zone in the Beta Quadrant. 
In 2366, the location of Nelvana II was labeled on a Starfleet tactical intelligence analysis system map. This map illustrated the current position and orbital path of this planet. A tactical scan analysis of this planet by the resulted in negative readings which Data interpreted as no unusual activity. The starship was scanning for artificially-generated , reflected pattern return, subspace distortion, electromagnetic emissions, gravimetric perturbation, microwave enhancement, background radiation, particulate distribution, virtual interferometry, and low-level gamma imaging. (, okudagram)
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Nelvana III

Nelvana III was the uninhabited third planet of the Nelvana system. The planet was located within the Romulan Neutral Zone in the Beta Quadrant. Its surface was nothing but barren rock, with no native lifeforms. ()
== History ==
In 2366, Nelvana III was the subject of an elaborate ruse perpetrated by the Romulan Star Empire to expose Admiral Alidar Jarok as a traitor and to provoke the Federation into violating the Neutral Zone.
Through deliberate misinformation, Jarok was led to believe that the Romulans had established a cloaked base on Nelvana III in preparation for a preemptive strike against the Federation. Faced with the prospect of war, Jarok defected to the to warn them of the attack. To enhance the deception, the Romulans placed a cloaked probe in orbit of Nelvana III that emitted low-level subspace signals.
Before entering the Neutral Zone, the Enterprise-D completed a tactical scan analysis of the Nelvana system, which showed the orbit and location of Nelvana III in the system. A long range sensor scan of this planet resulted in negative readings which Data interpreted as no unusual activity. The starship was scanning for artificially generated power, reflected pattern return, subspace distortion, electromagnetic emissions, gravimetric perturbation, microwave enhancement, background radiation, particulate distribution, virtual interferometry, and low-level gamma imaging.
Later, the Enterprise-D entered the Zone for a more in-depth study of the planet. When the Enterprise-D arrived in orbit, there were no indications of a base at all. The Romulans de-cloaked and revealed the trap, but the Enterprise-D was able to withdraw thanks to hidden Klingon reinforcements. ()
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Nelvana IV

Nelvana IV was the uninhabited fourth planet of the Nelvana system. The planet was located within the Romulan Neutral Zone in the Beta Quadrant. 
In 2366, the location of Nelvana IV was labeled on a Starfleet tactical intelligence analysis system map. This map illustrated the current position and orbital path of this planet. A tactical scan analysis of this planet by the resulted in negative readings which Data interpreted as no unusual activity. The starship was scanning for artificially generated , reflected pattern return, subspace distortion, electromagnetic emissions, gravimetric perturbation, microwave enhancement, background radiation, particulate distribution, virtual interferometry, and low-level gamma imaging. (, okudagram)
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Nelvana V

Nelvana V was the uninhabited first planet of the Nelvana system. The planet was located within the Romulan Neutral Zone in the Beta Quadrant.
In 2366, the location of Nelvana V was labeled on a Starfleet tactical intelligence analysis system map. This map illustrated the current position and orbital path of this planet. A tactical scan analysis of this planet by the resulted in negative readings which Data interpreted as no unusual activity. The starship was scanning for artificially generated , reflected pattern return, subspace distortion, electromagnetic emissions, gravimetric perturbation, microwave enhancement, background radiation, particulate distribution, virtual interferometry, and low-level gamma imaging. (, okudagram)
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Nelvana system

The Nelvana system was an uninhabited planetary system in the Beta Quadrant. This system consisted of the primary Sigma Nelvana and five planets. 
== Stellar Cartography == 
In 2259, the location of this system was labeled on a stellar cartography chart seen on the 's ready room viewscreen. The system's symbol had a green color, indicating that it was affiliated with the Romulan Star Empire. ()
During the mid-24th century, the system was a strategically significant point in the Romulan Neutral Zone. From this system, the Romulan Star Empire was within striking distance of fifteen Federation sectors.
In 2366, the Romulans deceived the Federation into believing they had established a secret base on Nelvana III and successfully lured the there to respond. ()
The system's location was labeled in a Federation star chart that was in Fleet Admiral Kirsten Clancy's office at Starfleet Headquarters in 2399 and on the bridge of the in 2401. Nelvana was in or near to space claimed by the Romulan Free State. ()
In 2401, this system's position was labeled on a star chart used by Captain William T. Riker during his attempt at finding the last known location of the . ()
In 3190, the location of Nelvana was labeled on a star chart used by Commander Paul Stamets for tracking the movement of the Dark Matter Anomaly through the galaxy. ()
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Nemecek Pitch - December 14, 1994 (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Few people had as much influence on shaping and the role of Captain Janeway than the late Jeri Taylor. Known in the business as much for her professional output as for her humility and kindness, Jeri had re-emerged in the last few years to connect with the Trek fans who were influenced by her work. The Trek Files welcomes longtime friend and colleague Lolita Fatjo to discuss Jeri's legacy and comment on our document that connects directly to your host!
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Nemesis (comic)

Nemesis was the seventeenth and final issue of the Star Trek: Early Voyages series of comics, published by Marvel Comics in . It was marketed on the cover as Special! Last Issue!
== Background information ==
* This was the final issue of the series, and part two of a three or four issue story arc, begun in the prior issue. Unfortunately, the storyline was never resolved.
=== Creators ===
* Based on Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Writers:
** Ian Edginton
** Dan Abnett
* Artists: 
** Javier Pulido (pencil art – interior and cover)
** Steve Moncuse (ink art – interior and cover)
** Marie Javins (color art)
** Janice Chiang and The Human Touch (letter art)
* Editors:
** Bobbie Chase (credited as "high priestess")
** Bob Harras (editor-in-chief)
** Chip Carter (editorial assistant – credited as "warlord of planet oceana")
== Characters ==
; Christopher Pike : captain.
; Number One :Enterprise exec.
; Spock :Enterprise science officer.
; Philip Boyce : Enterprise CMO.
; Robert April : Starfleet Admiral.
Neopictis

Neopictis was a genus of aquatic lifeforms native to the planet Denkir IV.
The names of species and sub-species and illustrations of them were seen on the chart "Evolution of Intelligent Life on Planet Denkir IV". (, )
=== List of species and sub-species ===
* Neopictis spinotap
** Neopictis spinotap cochrani
* Neopictis gourami
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