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Masquerade!

== Summary ==
The Federation's Kirk meets with David Marcus and other leaders of the underground fighting to free themselves from Empire rule. Both Spocks arrive in the mirror universe and join Kirk on the Excelsior. The Empire's has lost his hatred and has agreed to help overthrow the Empire. Kirk has convinced the Empire to let him lead an invasion fleet to his own universe, where he will turn on them. A spy learns of Kirk's plans and the invasion fleet turns on Excelsior. 
== Background information ==
=== Creators ===
* Writer: Mike W. Barr
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** Tom Sutton (pencil art)
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** Michele Wolfman (color art)
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* Editor: Marv Wolfman
=== Characters ===
;James T. Kirk
;David Marcus (mirror)
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=== References ===
;: Miranda-class Federation starship
Mass murderer

A mass murderer was an individual who committed mass murder, that is, murder of several individuals during a particular time frame or manner, choosing their victims based upon a common theme. Such a murderer could be known as a serial killer if their killings were spread out and/or followed a pattern. Their actions were sometimes caused by psychosis.
One famous mass murderer in Earth's past was "Jack the Ripper" (aka Redjac), who was known for killing women. Under several other aliases, it killed on multiple planets as well. After doing so, it fed on their fear. These murders were not considered to be related, nor was its motive known to investigators until 2267, during the inquiry into murders believed to have been committed by Montgomery Scott during his medical leave on Argelius II that year. ()
The Vulcan Chu'lak killed several inhabitants of Deep Space 9 in 2375, choosing his victims because of their having photographs in their quarters which displayed emotion. ()
In approximately 3074, The Doctor's EMH backup module was upset at how the crew of the was depicted in the Kyrian holoprogram The Voyager Encounter. Portrayed as monsters, Captain Kathryn Janeway was a cold-blooded killer, the crew was a gang of thugs, and The Doctor was a mass murderer. ()
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Masterpiece

A masterpiece was a work of art that was considered to be a supreme artistic achievement or the greatest work of an artist's career.
Spock said to Flint, "Your collection of Leonardo da Vinci masterpieces, Mister Flint, they appear to have been recently painted on contemporary canvas with contemporary materials. And on your piano, a waltz by Johannes Brahms, an unknown work in manuscript, written in modern ink. Yet absolutely authentic, as are your paintings." ()
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Masters of Illusion: The Wizards of Special Effects

Masters of Illusion: The Wizards of Special Effects is an American television documentary special which focuses on the creation of movie and television special effects (SFX). The one-hour program was produced by GBR Entertainment Productions, directed by Gary R. Benz, and released on 22 May 1994.
The documentary is hosted by and and features a look at the special makeup used in . During the segment, Michael Dorn discusses the facial prosthetics which were applied to him to create Worf's appearance.
GBR Entertainment Productions also co-produced the long running television series which concerned itself with motion picture SFX and VFX, and which started its run in the same year. The series actually kicked off with an episode covering the same ground as this television special.
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Masters of War

== Summary ==
== Background information ==
=== Creators ===
* Based on:
** Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
** created by Rick Berman & Michael Piller
* Writer: Mark A. Altman
* Artists: 
** Rob Davis (pencil art, interior and cover)
** Terry Pallot (inking, interior and cover)
** Susan Dorne (letter art)
** Barry Gregory (color design)
** 'Bu Tones (color seps)
** Albert Deschesne and Chris Young (cover color art)
* Editor: Mark Paniccia
== Characters ==
=== Regular and recurring characters ===
; Benjamin Sisko : Commanding officer of Deep Space 9.
; Julian Bashir : Chief medical officer aboard DS9.
; Jadzia Dax : Trill science officer aboard DS9.
; Quark : Ferengi businessman and owner of Quark's located on the Promenade.
== References ==
;Deep Space 9
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Mathieu Bourassa

Mathieu Bourassa is an actor who played Decius in the first season episode .
Since 2009, Bourassa gained about two dozen screen acting credits, mostly on television. He can be seen in supporting guest roles in episodes of series like (starring Adelaide Kane), (with Terry Serpico, Jake Epstein, and Sophia Walker), Murdoch Mysteries, Taken (with Ayesha Mansur Gonsalves and Adam Maros), (with Grace Lynn Kung), and Mayday.
He also appeared in the Canadian films The Still and Beating Heart (2010), Angels Crest (2011, starring Thomas Dekker), The Night of the Great Chinese Lottery (2013), Adventures of a Pizza Guy (2015, with Avaah Blackwell), and Thousand Yard Stare (2018).
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Matt

Lieutenant Matt was a beluga whale who served as a Starfleet sciences division officer during the 24th century. Matt specialized in navigation.
In 2381, he served aboard the in Cetacean Ops as a Lieutenant junior grade alongside Lieutenant jr. grade Kimolu. ()
Along with Honus and Westlake, Commander Jack Ransom described Matt as one of his "besties". Ransom had a photograph of himself with the three of them on his PADD, which showed them hanging out in Cetacean Ops. ()
During his interview with FNN reporter Victoria Nuzé, he explained that when he and Kimolu were not stellar mapping aboard the Cerritos, they were partying. By that time, he had been promoted to full Lieutenant. Lieutenant jg. Beckett Mariner later noted that "they also throw really crazy parties" while explaining the two whales to Commander Kassia Nox, ()
On the orders of T'Illups, Matt was "Tuvixed" with Steve Stevens, forming the hybrid Swhale Swhalens. ()
In 2382, Matt was possessed by an anaphasic lifeform named Clem during an away mission on Piskes IX, leading to navigation problems on the Cerritos which were misdiagnosed as a processor failure and an escalating issue with Clem's possession spreading to the rest of the crew through their combadges, until the possession was discovered and Clem was forced out of him. The problems forced the Cerritos to dock at Starbase 80. ()
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Matt Hoffman

Matthew "Matt" A. Hoffman is a costumer who worked on several Star Trek productions. He is married to fellow Star Trek make-up artist Tina Kalliongis-Hoffman.
Beside his work on Star Trek, Hoffman was a costumer on (2006, starring Andy Milder), Raines (2007, starring Linda Park), (2006-2007, along with costumer Karen Bellamy), and Knight Rider (2008, starring Bruce Davison, Greg Ellis, and Susan Gibney).
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Matt Huhn

Matt Huhn is the former actor who appeared as a Triannon in the third season episode , directed by Roxann Dawson. He was listed as "ND Triannon" in the end credits of the episode.
Between 1989 and 1996, Huhn attended the West Chester University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia where he graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Theatre. He then attended the University of California in Los Angeles between 1996 and 1999 and mastered in acting.
Prior to his appearance on Star Trek, Huhn had featured parts in episodes of The Naked Truth (1997, with Sarah Silverman), Frasier (2002, starring and directed by Kelsey Grammer), (2004, starring Martin Sheen, with Terry O'Quinn, Ron Canada, and Tang Nguyen), and (2004, starring Merrin Dungey, with Serena Scott Thomas).
He also appeared in the drama Swap Meet (1999, with John Fleck), the short film First Kiss (2002), and the comedy Got Papers? (2003) and in the plays "Bare-A Pop Opera" (2000) at the Hudson Mainstage in Hollywood, California, "Corpus Christi" (2001) at The Lillian Theatre in Hollywood, California, and "Hot Property" (2003) at The Evidence Room in Los Angeles, California.
Further credits include guest roles in episodes of Will & Grace (2006, with Leigh Allyn Baker), (2006, with Mary Mara and Brian Simpson), and Four Kings (2006, with John Balma) and a recurring role in (2006, with Gregory Itzin, Roger R. Cross, Jude Ciccolella, Glenn Morshower, Mark Sheppard, Brett Rickaby, and Peter Weller).
Later work includes (2008, with Stephen Macht and Randy Mulkey) and a guest role in CSI: Miami (2010, with Mark Moses and David Lee Smith).
Between 2004 and 2009, Huhn worked as Food and Beverage Manager and later as General Manager at the Tangier Restaurant & Lounge. He then moved as a server to Cecconi's West Hollywood in 2009. Since September 2015, Huhn is the General Manager at Cecconi's West Hollywood located at Melrose Avenue in Los Angeles, California. 
In 2021, he became the Director of Operations at the SAG-AFTRA Foundation. 
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Matt Kaminsky

Matthew "Matt" Kaminsky is an American actor from New York who portrayed Cunningham in the second season episodes and and a Security Guard in the second season episode .
Although he has appeared on several other television series – including two episodes of , starring Stephen Collins and Catherine Hicks, and an episode of , starring Ray Walston – Kaminsky is primarily a voice actor. He can be heard as the voice of the title character of Max Steel (on which Keith Szarabajka also provided his voice) and as the announcer in the commercials for T-Mobile. In addition, he has lent his voice to such video games as Return to Castle Wolfenstein (with Tony Jay and Charles Napier), EverQuest II (with Larry Cedar, Alan Dale, Charles Dennis, James Horan, John Kassir, Michael Keenan, Daniel Riordan, Raphael Sbarge, Dwight Schultz, and Wil Wheaton), and Psychonauts (with Dwight Schultz and Armin Shimerman
Kaminsky also co-starred with Terri Garr and Bert Remsen in the 2000 film The Sky Is Falling; Kaminsky had previously worked with Garr in the 1990 TV movie A Quiet Little Neighborhood, a Perfect Little Murder. In addition, both Kaminsky and his Enterprise co-star Connor Trinneer appeared in . Fellow Star Trek actors Bruce McGill, Christopher McDonald, Bob Gunton, Seymour Cassel, and Charles Esten also had roles in this movie.
In 2006 Kaminsky made an appearance in the pilot episode for , starring Enterprise star John Billingsley. He then appeared in an episode of , starring /s Jeri Ryan. In 2007 Kaminsky appeared in a third season episode of , starring William Shatner and René Auberjonois, with fellow Enterprise guest actor Zach Grenier.
== Other Trek connections ==
* Sweet Justice episode "One Good Woman" (1994) with Ronny Cox
* (1995, with Bumper Robinson)
* (1996, with Tony Plana)
* (1996) with Mary Crosby, Deborah Lacey, and Julie Parrish
* (1997, with Dan Gauthier)
* Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction episode "Tribal Curse" (1998) hosted by Jonathan Frakes
* (1998) with Daniel Riordan 
* (1999, with Pat Healy)
* (2000, starring Kirstie Alley)
* Wednesday 9:30 (8:30 Central) episode "Diversity" (2002) with Ed Begley, Jr.
* (2002, with Nicholas Cascone, Aaron Lustig, and Carel Struycken)
* (2002, starring Enrique Murciano, with Erich Anderson)
* (2002, starring Paul Guilfoyle, with James MacDonald, Gina Philips, Eric Ritter and Michael Welch)
* (2004, with Penny Johnson and Tony Todd)
* (2004, with Roger Aaron Brown)
* (2004, starring Nikki Cox, with Frank Novak)
* (2005, with Michelle Krusiec)
* (2005, with Samantha Eggar and David Gautreaux)
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Matt Lavine

Matt Lavine is an actor who played a operations crewman in the episode . As a background performer, he received no credit for his role.
Matt Lavine was a news reporter and weather meteorologist for FOX 26 news in Houston Texas. Levine joined KRIV FOX 26 in March 1990 and spent seventeen years with the crew before departing in 2007. He went on to form a local movie production company and is the comic intergalactic space ranger protagonist in the "Matt Mercury" film series on YouTube.
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Matt Leonetti (Starfleet)

Matt Leonetti was a Starfleet officer who served during the late 24th century.
In 2372, Leonetti was named as one of the yard engineers at the San Francisco Yards who were listed on the dedication plaque of the . ( )
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Matt McColm

Matt McColm is a stuntman and action actor who performed stunts as stunt double for Jonathan Frakes in the second season episodes and . Archive footage from the latter episode was later also seen in the episode . He received no on-screen credit for his performances. He is maybe best known for his portrayal of Johnny Domino/Night Man in (1997-1999, along Derek Webster and Felecia M. Bell) and more recently as Vick Chamberlain in three episodes of Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles (2008, with Thomas Dekker, Scott Leva, Scott Workman, Mark Wagner, and stunt coordinator Joel Kramer).
McColm performed stunts in the 1979 television movie The Night Rider, which featured Kim Cattrall, Percy Rodriguez, Whit Bissell, and Harris Yulin. This performance was followed by stunt work in the television series (1984, with Ed Begley, Jr., Ellen Bry, and Kavi Raz), (1984, with Tina Lifford), The Fall Guy (1984-1985, along Gene LeBell, Leslie Hoffman, Chuck Hicks, and Vince Deadrick), and (1984-1985, with Rick Avery and Chris Doyle). Further stunt work include (1986), (1988), (1988, along Noon Orsatti and Spike Silver), (1988, starring Peter Weller), (1988, starring W. Morgan Sheppard, with Jeff Conaway and stunts by Greg Barnett and Tom Huff), (1988), and (1989, with Alex Daniels and Jophery C. Brown).
In the 1990s, McColm performed stunts in (1990, starring Claudia Christian, with Mark Harelik), (1990), (1990, with Ronny Cox, Michael Nouri, Bill Mumy, Gary Epper, and Jeff Imada), (1991, starring William Daniels, with Megan Butler and James Doohan), (1991), (1991), (1991, starring Matt Frewer), and (1994, with Saul Rubinek).
McColm then focused more into action acting and portrayed leading roles in (1994, along John Savage) and the thriller Acts of Betrayal (1997), beside guest appearances in (1994, with Brenda Bakke and Tom McCleister) and (1991 and 1993, with Monte Markham, Greg Barnett, Robert Pine, and Susan Savage). After his performance as Night Man, McColm played a supporting role in (2000, with James Cromwell), before he landed the role of Agent Thompson in (2003). He also voiced Agent Thompson for the 2003 video game Enter the Matrix.
After a featured part in David Richard Ellis' (2004), McColm made guest performances in (2005), Criminal Minds (2005, with Tim Halligan), and (2006, with Zach Grenier), beside stunt work for (2003), (2003), (2004), (2005), (2005, with Ethan Phillips and Noa Tishby), (2006), and (2006).
McColm later performed stunts in (2007, with Jim Beaver), (2007, with Tim Russ), and (2007, written by Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman). He also played a supporting role in (2008, with Lee Arenberg, Jeff Imada, Chris Palermo, and Chris O'Hara).
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Matt McCoy

Matt McCoy is the actor who portrayed Devinoni Ral in the third season episode . One of his suits was later worn by actor Neal Kaz in the fifth season episode and was sold off on the It's A Wrap! sale and auction on eBay. 
He is probably best known for his appearances as former mental patient Lloyd Braun on the hit television series Seinfeld. That series featured Voyager guest actor Jason Alexander as a regular cast member.
McCoy starred as Sergeant Nick Lassard in two films, both starring David Graf. The first was (1988, featuring René Auberjonois and Jerry O'Connell). That same year, he and Auberjonois co-starred together in an episode of . He was later in (1989, featuring Kenneth Mars, Arthur Batanides, and Darryl Henriques).
In Police Academy 5 when McCoy's character, Nick, appears to subdue a thug with a Vulcan neck pinch. Off the others' amazed looks, he holds up a syringe filled with a sedative, giving a Vulcan salute with his other hand.
In 1987 McCoy starred in the TV movie Race Against the Harvest A.K.A. American Harvest alongside , Randal Patrick, and John Pyper-Ferguson. Also in 1989, McCoy had a supporting role in , along with Miguel Ferrer. He also appeared in (1990, with James Cromwell, Armin Shimerman, Jeff Allin and Herta Ware) and later starred in (1992, with John de Lancie, and cast by Junie Lowry-Johnson). His motion picture credits since then have included (1997, starring James Cromwell, with Robert Clendenin, Paul Guilfoyle, Steve Rankin, Symba Smith, Brenda Bakke, John Mahon, Jim Metzler, and Colin Mitchell, as well as stuntmen Steven Lambert, Don Pulford and Allan Graf), and (2003, featuring Brett Cullen).
McCoy and his L.A. Confidential co-star James Cromwell later appeared in (1986, with F. Murray Abraham, Jeff Allin, Erich Anderson, , Lee Bergere, Michael Ensign, Jonathan Frakes, William Glover, Alice Krige, Glenn Morshower, Fritz Weaver, Noble Willingham, and Anthony Zerbe). In 2001, McCoy and James Cromwell were both regulars on .
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Matt Mira

Matt Mira is a comedian, writer, and host. Mira hosted After Trek, the companion series, for CBS All Access.
A founding member and co-host of , Mira has participated in episodes featuring Wil Wheaton, John de Lancie, Jeri Ryan, and many other Star Trek alumni. He currently hosts a Star Trek podcast called Star Trek: The Next Conversation with fellow writer Andrew Secunda. Mira hosted G4's , and has written for and . 
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Matt Roe

Matt Roe was the actor who appeared as Latha Mabrin in the fifth season episode . He was born in New York City, New York, USA.
Roe had previously appeared on such television series as (with William Windom), Falcon Crest (with Jonathan Banks, Brett Cullen, and Robert Foxworth), (with Marc Alaimo, Charlie Brill, James B. Sikking, and Lawrence Tierney), (with Corbin Bernsen and Larry Drake), (starring Steven Weber), (starring Teri Hatcher), (with Ashley Judd), Dark Skies (starring Tim Kelleher), and (starring Scott Bakula). His role on Deep Space Nine was followed with a second appearance on Lois & Clark (in an episode also guest-starring Michael Keenan and Leonard Kelly-Young), and a guest spot on Gideon's Crossing, along with fellow Deep Space Nine guest star Deborah May.
Roe also appeared in the TV movies Baby M (1988, co-starring Stephen Liska, Bruce McGill, Julie Parrish, and Hélène Udy), (1989, with Andreas Katsulas and Natalia Nogulich), (1990, with Ed Begley, Jr., Felecia M. Bell, Richard Herd, and Brock Peters), and Calendar Girl, Cop, Killer? The Bambi Bembenek Story (1992, with Ed Lauter, James Sloyan, and Susanna Thompson). His feature film credits include (1989, co-starring Jimmie F. Skaggs), (1990, with Ed Lauter, Bill Irwin and Carol Kane), (1990, with Gerrit Graham and the voice of Brad Dourif), (1991, with Brad Blaisdell and K Callan), (1994, with Marc Alaimo, Earl Boen, Bill Erwin, and Bill Zuckert), and (1994, with David Soul and Daniel Riordan).
Roe died of on . His final screen credit was a guest appearance in an episode of , which also guest-starred Q actor John de Lancie.
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Mattel

Mattel, Inc. is one of the world's largest toy manufacturers and is best known for the production of dolls, among many other popular toys and games. 
Mattel is the parent company of (the current producers of View-Master viewers), Tyco (a radio-controlled vehicle specialist), (a hand-held electronic gaming company best known for its games), Mega Bloks (a construction toy producer), and Hot Wheels (a diecast vehicle manufacturer). It also owned Corgi for a number of years.
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In the late 1990s, Mattel received a limited-term license to produce Star Trek-related toys and games. Between 1996 and 2000, four Mattel products were produced under this license:
* Barbie & Ken Star Trek Giftset
* Star Trek 30th Anniversary Barbie & Ken Collector Timepiece
* Star Trek Trivia Game
* Star Trek UNO
During the development of the 2009 film, Mattel reacquired licensing to produce Star Trek merchandise. In 2009 and 2010, numerous scaled vehicles were released under the Hot Wheels and Tyco brands and three Star Trek Barbie & Ken dolls were produced. Released games included Star Trek Scene It? and Star Trek Edition 20Q. 
Mattel's Hot Wheels brand also produced more starship miniatures (principally) related to in 2013 and it continued to release starships and wheeled vehicles in 2014 and 2015. 
More Mega Bloks sets and diecast starships and vehicles were released in 2016, alongside Kirk, Spock, and Uhura Barbie dolls, to commemorate Star Trek's 50th anniversary. The Barbie Star Trek 50th Anniversary Doll (Comic-Con Edition) featuring a likeness of Vina as an Orion slave girl will be exclusively available at the San Diego convention from 21-25 July 2016. 
In , it released a commemorative set of "Little People" Original Series figures. That same year, as part of their UNO FANDOM collection, they released a second STAR TREK: The Original Series UNO card game.
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