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Amy Pietz

Amy Pietz is an actress who played Sandra Rhodes in the seventh season episode .
She is best known for playing Annie Spadaro in (1995-1999, starring Lea Thompson) for which she received a Screen Actors Guild Award nomination in the category Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Comedy Series in 1999. She also worked as a dancer on Broadway in the musical "Cats" for a four years.
Pietz made her film debut in (1993) and guest starred in episodes of , , , Rodney, Starship Regulars (alongside Michael Dorn), , , Hawthorne, and . Her film credits include (1996) and (2004).
Pietz later played Meredith King, the mother of the main character, in (2011), had guest roles in episodes of The Paul Reiser Show (2011), Private Practice (2011), and Necessary Roughness (2012), and was featured in the drama Prom (2011). She also appeared in .
Pietz recalls about the costuming process, "They built my costume to, on the exterior, appear to have the perfect body, and then they would pad the inside to compensate for any lacking of flesh or too much flesh. I noticed when I was on set, if, for instance, Patrick Stewart were just casually going over his lines and waiting for the next scene, he would unzip his costume and reveal all the padding on the inside, and I'd be like, "Oh, there's just a guy in there. He doesn't work out 30 hours a day. That's really interesting." They did that for the men as well as the women to give us that Utopian physicality, which I thought was such a subliminal part of the show." 
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Amy Wheaton

Amy Wheaton is the sister of Wil and Jeremy Wheaton and portrayed Tara in the first season episode . She received no credit for this appearance.
Born in Pasadena, California, she made her first appearance at the age of 9 in (1987) alongside her brother. In 1988 she received a Young Artist Award nomination for Best Young Actress Under Ten Years of Age in Television or Motion Pictures for her work on The Curse. Following her Star Trek appearance and an acting break she returned to the screen in the mid 1990s with guest roles on Baywatch (1995, with Greg Barnett), (1997, starring Jerry O'Connell, with Franc Ross), The Pretender (1999, with Kay E. Kuter and Ryan Bollman), Freaks and Geeks (2000, with David Doty, Becky Ann Baker, and Thomas F. Wilson), and (2001, starring Eriq La Salle, with Michelle C. Bonilla, James Cromwell, Lily Mariye, Marcelo Tubert, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, David Richards, and Michael McGrady).
Film projects include the drama A Valiant Kiss for the Closet Monster (1997), the short drama The Yellow Bird (2001, with Grainger Hines and Stephen R. Hudis), and the short drama Dear Emily (2001). Her most recent projects are guest parts in episodes of (2002, with Camille Saviola, Gail Strickland, Stephen Markle, Bennet Guillory, Caroline Lagerfelt, and Dean Stockwell) and (2002, with David Andrews, Michael Bofshever, Joel Brooks, Graham Jarvis, Kristopher Logan, Nan Martin, and Alice Krige).
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An Anniversary Episode! (podcast)

== Summary ==
:To celebrate our sixth podiversary, the whole crew is here to take a look back over the last three years (since our last clip show) and share some of our favorite moments.
:This episode includes clips from:
:* Episode 92: 
:* Episode 97: 
:* Episode 104: 
:* Episode 108: 
:* Episode 117: 
:* Episode 123: 
:* Episode 125: 
:* Episode 132: 
:* Episode 135: 
:* Episode 138: 
:* Episode 142: 
:* Episode 145: 
:* Episode 153: 
:* Episode 159: 
:Our Last Clip Show: Episode 81: 
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An Infinite Jest

Two starships, two crews, one adventure! 
== Background information ==
* This issue contains one story, one that combines with due to the meddling of Q and Trelane.
=== Creators ===
* Writers:
** Dan Abnett
** Ian Edginton
* Artists:
** Ron Randall and Tom Morgan (pencil art)
** Art Nichols and Scott Hanna (inking)
** Kevin Tinsley and Kevin Somers (color art)
** Phil Felix (letter art)
** Vince Evans (cover art)
* Editors:
** Tim Tuohy
** Chip Carter (editorial assistant – credited as "paramount")
** Bob Harras (editor in chief)
== Characters ==
;James T. Kirk : Captain of the USS Enterprise
;Trelane
;Q
;Jean-Luc Picard : Captain of the USS Enterprise-D
;Kang
;Gowron
== References ==
Ana Sani

Ana Sani is an actress who played "Mom" in the third season episode .
Sani has appeared in guest roles in television series such as Odd Squad (with Arista Arhin), (with Kurtwood Smith and Jeffrey Nordling), (starring Jerry O'Connell and Sydney Tamiia Poitier, featuring Andrew Moodie and James Eddy), Hero Elementary, and (starring Karl Urban and Jack Quaid, featuring Simon Pegg and Dawnn Lewis).
She is also an accomplished voice actress, who lent her talents to animated series as , Mysticons, Bakugan: Battle Planet (with Jason Deline), (with Tara Strong), and .
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Anabaj

The Anabaj were a humanoid species.
A female Anabaj met Brad Boimler on Tulgana IV and tried to seduce him into jamaharon, but Beckett Mariner chased her away by spraying her with water out of a hose.
The Anabaj species had several reptilian traits such as slitted eyes, a frill on the sides of the head, pointy teeth, and a long forked tongue.
Other traits included being telepathic, the ability to change their looks to appear Human, and crawling up walls similar to a gecko.
Beckett Mariner claimed that they were attracted to the color red and weak-minded people. She also claimed she had dated one (but only to annoy her mother), and that the Anabaj woman Boimler met wanted to "implant eggs in [his] throat".
The Risians present did not seem to be afraid of the Anabaj. ()
== People ==
* List of unnamed Anabaj
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Anaphasic lifeform

An anaphasic lifeform was an entity composed of anaphasic energy, which differentiated such entities from solid matter-based symbiotic lifeforms.
Being extremely unstable, such lifeforms require some sort of conduit to maintain molecular cohesion and a corporeal host with compatible biochemistry in order to take physical form.
They can also travel along a standard power transfer beam, and leave traces of anaphasic radiation in their wake. When bonded to a Human, the host's appearance may change, such as a change in the eye color.
Ronin, a sentient anaphasic lifeform, was discovered in 2370, following the death of his host Felisa Howard. ()
When Sam Rutherford's cybernetic implant malfunctioned in 2381 and caused his pre-implant personality to resurface, D'Vana Tendi worried that he might have been taken over by an anaphasic alien. ()
In 2382, an anaphasic lifeform named Clem possessed Lieutenant Matt while he was on an away mission and wreaked havoc on the and Starbase 80. After being ejected from Matt, Clem turned out to be harmless, having simply lost control when he overextended himself rather than having been intentionally hostile. After revealing himself to be an alien junior officer who was trying to prove himself to his superiors, Clem was allowed to stay on Starbase 80. ()
==Individuals==
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*Clem
*Ronin
;Unnamed
*Clem's superiors
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Anastasia Emmons

Anastasia Emmons was an assistant visual effects editor for Industrial Light & Magic (ILM) on . She also edited the film with John W. Wheeler.
In addition to First Contact, Emmons was part of the ILM team on such films as Planet of the Apes, Minority Report, and Men in Black II.
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Anaximander

The Anaximander, nicknamed the "Nax", was a Federation starship operated by Section 31 during the 24th century.
==Service history==
In 2382, Section 31 assigned the Anaximander, under the command of Captain William Boimler, to locate and stop the source of the quantum fissures opening throughout the galaxy before they compromised the integrity of the multiverse. They found and closed innumerable rifts, but never caught sight of the culprit. Over time, the ship became crewed by "interdimensional castaways" from multiple quantum realities, a majority of whom were versions of Harry Kim.
After much fruitless searching, the Anaximander crew had a breakthrough when they rescued an alternate version of Beckett Mariner who was an engineer. Mariner had developed a means of forcing a rift to open at a predetermined location, which brought their target, the , to them. Eager to apprehend the Beagle, Boimler had the Anaximander fire on and chase the other vessel through another fissure to the surface of the planet Khwopa. The crews of both ships were subsequently imprisoned by the Khwopians, which gave them the opportunity to understand one another and agree on a plan to return everyone to their home universes.
Meanwhile, an alternate Elim Garak had eluded capture inside the Anaximander and proceeded to neutralize the Khwopians with the aid of an alternate holographic Julian Bashir. However, Lieutenant Harry Kim then commandeered the still-damaged Beagle, seeking to bring all the other Kims to his universe where they could be promoted. The Anaximander gave pursuit and retrieved the other Kims, but was unable to stop Lieutenant Kim from opening a fissure and attempting to enter, destroying the Beagle. The explosion disrupted the rift, threatening to spread destructive soliton waves throughout the multiverse; Boimler decided to use a soliton beam from the Anaximanders main deflector to redirect them all into his own universe, trusting his transporter duplicate Brad Boimler and his friends on the to handle the crisis. ()
After the rift was stabilized by the at the cost of it being left permanently open, the Anaximander returned to the prime universe where it and the ship's interdimensional crew -- now including the former crew of the Beagle -- would be stationed at Starbase 80 to take part in the ongoing missions of multiversal exploration. ()
==Personnel==
* Anaximander personnel
===Command crew===
*Commanding officer
**William Boimler (2382)
*First officer
**T'Pol (2382)
*Tactical officer
**Curzon Dax (2382)
*Chief medical officer
**Elim Garak (2382)
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===Background information===
 was an ancient Greek philosopher who, among other achievements, speculated on the existence of multiple realities.
This ship may have been the same Defiant-class starship that picked up William Boimler in , as both ships have similar markings and a lack of external signage.
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Anaximander personnel

List of personnel serving on the Anaximander.
Aside from William Boimler, who was from the prime universe, the entire crew originated from different alternate universes.
After the destruction of the , the Beagles crew joined the Anaximander crew.
== Crew manifest ==
Name 	Rank (final) 	Position 	Division 	Dates	Species 	Notes
 	Lieutenant junior grade	Emergency Medical Holographic program	Sciences 	2382 	Holographic Human	
 	Captain 	Commanding officer 	Command 	2382 	Human 	
 	 	Tactical officer 	 	2382 	Trill 	Killed in action
 	Lieutenant 	Chief medical officer 	Sciences 	2382 	Cardassian 	
 	Ensign 	 	Operations	2382 	Human 	
 	Ensign 	 	Operations	2382 	Human 	
 	Ensign 	 	Operations	2382 	Human 	
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 	Lieutenant 	 	Operations	2382 	Human 	Deserted
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Ancestor

An ancestor, also known as a progenitor, forebear or forefather, was a generationally distant blood-relative from whom one's family was descended. One's ancestry included the origins of their family or ethnic descent or lineage. The study of family ancestry was known as genealogy.
When Doctor Leonard McCoy first arrived in New York City during the early 1930s, he didn't realize he was actually on Earth, so when he first saw someone, he thought he was in a museum or something, and when he met a homeless man, he noticed that he had "good cranial development. No doubt considerable Human ancestry." ()
The Aldean "Progenitors" built the Custodian, an interactive computer, on the planet Aldea hundreds of centuries ago. These Progenitors prepared the planet with everything that the small colony of Aldeans would ever need. They also supplied a massive power supply, a defensive shield, a repulsor beam and a planet-wide cloaking device. In 2364, with the intervention of the crew of the , the Aldeans re-discovered how the Custodian worked, and began to relearn all their skills. ()
Neelix' Talaxian ancestors referred to themselves as Talax-ilzay in the old tongue. ()
While requesting Seven of Nine to assist Kathryn Janeway with historical research on her ancestor Shannon O'Donnel, Seven noted that "This ancestor of yours is fifteen generations removed. You only possess a small fraction of her genetic material. Insignificant." Janeway, explained, that "This isn't about chromosomes [...] It's about character." Later, after Seven had discovered one of the ancestors, Sven Hansen, she explained to Neelix that she doubted Sven had much relevance to her, but Neelix wasn't so sure, explaining that "your ancestors can tell you a lot about yourself," and that more specifically, "there's some of him in you. Just as there'll be some of you in your descendants." It was during this time of family discovery aboard , that Neelix declared April 22nd as Ancestors' Eve. ()
The Novans referred to their ancestors as "go-befores". Their ancestors were the colonists from aboard the who built the Terra Nova colony in 2078. ()
Spock, in the guise of a "cousin" Selek, assured Sarek familiarity to the former was simply due to "a family resemblance to our forefathers." ()
The Ledosians considered the Ventu their ancestors who were protected by an unknown power through an energy barrier. ()
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Ancient Blood

Honor can bear a painful price…
Ancient Blood is a Pocket TNG novel – the first novel in the Day of Honor series – written by Diane Carey. Published by Pocket Books, it was first released in .
== Summary ==
;From the book jacket:
:To true Klingon warriors, no occasion is more sacred than the Day of Honor, when they pay homage to all that makes them Klingon. But honor demands its price…
:Worf finds his honor tested when he goes undercover to infiltrate a planetary criminal network. How can he root out the corruption on Sindikash without resorting to deceit and treachery himself? Worf's dilemma is shared by his son Alexander, who searches for the true meaning of honor in his own Human heritage. Along with his son, Worf must confront deadly danger – and the inner struggles of his Klingon soul.
== Background information ==
* The idea for Alexander to be the character experiencing the Day of Honor holiday; it was author Carey who decided to approach it from his Human ancestry, rather than his Klingon heritage. ()
* This novel was given away free with .
== Characters ==
;Worf
;Alexander Rozhenko
;Ensign Jensen: Engineer
;Mr Warren
;Ensign Escobar
;Commissioner Toledano
;Ross Grant
;Odette Khanty
== References ==
;American Revolution
;Cardassian
;French : When the admiral is asked why the inhabitants of Sindikash are called "Seniards" instead of "Sindikashians", he replies that the reasoning must be similar to why the inhabitants of France are called "French" instead of "Francians".
;Royal Navy
;Seniards : Inhabitants of Sindikash.
;Sindikash : Colony world.
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And Death Shall Have No Dominion

Double-sized special issue 
== Background information ==
* This is the final issue in The Worst of Both Worlds! storyline.
* It was reprinted in the "Best of the Borg" collection.
=== Creators ===
* Based on created by Gene Roddenberry
* Writer: Michael Jan Friedman
* Artists:
** Peter Krause (pencil art)
** Pablo Marcos and Romeo Tanghal (inking)
** Juliana Ferriter (color art)
** Bob Pinaha and Richard Starkings (letter art)
** Jason Palmer (cover art)
* Editor: Alan Gold
== Characters ==
; Jean-Luc Picard : captain.
; William T. Riker :Enterprise-D exec.
; Beverly Crusher : Enterprise-D surgeon.
; Data : Android Enterprise-D operations officer.
; Geordi La Forge : VISOR-sighted Enterprise-D chief engineer.
; Worf : Klingon Enterprise-D security chief.
; Deanna Troi : Half-Betazoid Enterprise-D counselor.
; Ro Laren : Bajoran Enterprise-D Ensign.
== References ==
And a Child Shall Lead Them

The Enterprise breaks up a black market mining operation on a primitive world led by a child.
== Background information ==
=== Creators ===
* Based on Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Writers: George Kashdan
* 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.
; Pavel Chekov : Enterprise officer.
; Pete Flamm : Leader of the mining operation.
; Klwama : "Youngest and strongest", and child-leader of his people.
== References ==
; Tri-faxichologenic acid : A universal antibiotic, able to cure any disease. Also known as TFA.
; Organian treaty zone : The area in which the treaty applies.
; Kurali : One of the most addictive drugs in the universe.
; Leonardo : An Enterprise shuttlecraft.
Andevian II

Andevian II was the second planet in its star system. This planet was located somewhere in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant. In the 24th century, Lwaxana Troi had a holo-program of the fourth moon of this planet. ()
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=== Background information ===
"an-DEEV-ee-an" was the pronunciation for this planet's name from the script pronunciation guide. 
Both StarTrek.com and the locate Andevian II in the Andevian system. 
=== Apocrypha ===
In the Wrath of the Prophets, Jadzia Dax mentions that Lela Dax lived on Andevian II for a year in the 21st century.
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Andoria Prime

In the alternate reality, Andoria Prime was the inhabited prime planet in its star system. This planet was located somewhere in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant.
In 2259, a 7 News presenter reported on a status update for unrest on this planet. The name of this planet was seen on a headline in the report, which was in a collection of graphics and video media displayed on a powerwall in the offices of and at Starfleet Headquarters. ()
== See also ==
* Andoria
* Andor
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Andorian Mining Consortium

The Andorian Mining Consortium was a mining organization.
In late 2153, while assisting the crew of in capturing a Xindi planet-killer prototype, Commander Thy'lek Shran posed as a mining scout of the Andorian Mining Consortium searching for Archerite. ()
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Andorian Rebellion

The Andorian Rebellion was an ongoing conflict in 2401 between the Confederation Corps and Andorian rebels. This rebellion was one of the subjects in President Annika Hansen's intelligent briefing. 
The conflict was taking place on the planet Andoria. The field officer for this conflict was Lieutenant Colonel Tasha Yar. A summary of this subject listed the number of ships deployed, the number of troops deployed, and the number of Confederate casualties. ()
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Andorian jewelry

Andorian jewelry was considered collectible merchandise in the retail markets of the 24th century, not easily acquired in the Bajor sector. 
In late 2370, Quark listed Andorian jewelry as a plausible item that he could sell over the monitors on board Deep Space 9 if given permission by Commander Benjamin Sisko. Including the jewelry, other collectibles Quark listed that he could sell at a significant discount included Bolian crystalsteel and Vulcan IDIC pins. ()
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Andorian sector

The Andorian sector was a region of Federation space in the Alpha Quadrant. It bordered the Vulcan, Orion, Melona, Tango, and Solaria sectors. This sector was named after the Andorian system.
In the 2380s, a section of the holographic map of the Alpha and Beta Quadrants, displayed to the former prisoners of Tars Lamora aboard the , was labeled as this sector. ()
=== Locations ===
* Andorian system
** Procyon A
** Procyon B
*** Andorian gas giant
**** Andoria
*** Procyon V
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Andorian space

Andorian space or Andorian territory was the territorial region of space claimed by the Andorian Empire that surrounded the Andorian system in the Alpha Quadrant. The planet Regulus was located just outside of Andorian space, just beyond the range of Andorian listening stations. () 
The class D planet, named by the Andorians as Weytahn, was located on the frontier between the Vulcan and Andorian systems, and both sides had claimed or attempted to annex the planet since the mid-21st century. ()
The Border Incursions were a conflict between the Andorians and the Vulcans that took place along the border of their respective territories in 2112. ()
In 2154, Malcolm Reed questioned why was traveling to Andorian territory, despite Admiral Gardner's orders to head back to Earth. then explained that they were heading back to Earth after a short detour in order to warn the Andorians of a pending attack. ()
From the perspective of Tellar Prime, the planet Babel was on the far side of Andorian space. This made it necessary for NX-01 to transport Tellarite Ambassador to Babel in 2154, as Tellarite ships weren't allowed to travel through Andorian territory. When Gral asked if they had entered Andorian space yet, Archer confirmed that they had a few minutes ago. Gral then recalled the last time he had been there, where he stated he was "on the command deck of one of our cruisers, driving those blue demons back into their territory." ()
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