Star Trek Encyclopedia 3.0/Ency99.iso/pc/ENCYprogram/Pro/data99.cxt/00730_epistxt_c1.txt

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Original Series episode #1
Written by Gene Roddenberry
Directed by Robert Butler
No stardate mentioned

Captain Pike is captured by the illusion-creating Talosians, who want Pike to help them create a community of humans in hopes of revitalizing the Talosian civilization. This was the first pilot for Star Trek. It was produced in 1964 and was rejected by the network. It had a significantly different cast from the series, featuring Jeffrey Hunter as Captain Christopher Pike. A second pilot episode (“Where No Man Has Gone Before” [TOS]) was produced the following year, starring William Shatner as Captain Kirk. In fact, the only character from “The Cage” to carry over into Star Trek’s first season was Mr. Spock, portrayed by Leonard Nimoy. Robert C. Johnson, who provided the “1st Talosian” voice, gained fame as the tape-recorded assignment voice in Mission: Impossible. Bob Justman, who was associate producer on the pilot of Mission: Impossible, was responsible for selecting Johnson for both roles. Portions of “The Cage” were later incorporated into flashback scenes in the two-part episode “The Menagerie” (TOS). Years later, a restored version of “The Cage” was released for home video and syndicated broadcast. “The Menagerie” won the World Science Fiction Society’s Hugo Award for Best Dramatic Presentation in 1967. GUEST CAST: Jeffrey Hunter as Pike, Christopher; Susan Oliver as Vina; M. Leigh Hudec (Majel Barrett Roddenberry) as Number One; John Hoyt as Boyce, Dr. Phillip; Peter Duryea as Tyler, José; Laurel Goodwin as Colt, Yeoman J.M.; Clegg Hoyt as Pitcairn, Transporter Chief; Meg Wyllie as Keeper, The; Malachi Throne as Keeper’s voice, The; Georgia Schmidt as 1st Talosian; Robert C. Johnson as 1st Talosian’s voice; Sande Serena as 2nd Talosian; Barker as Talosian female; Jon Lormer as Haskins, Dr. Theodore; Leonard Mudie as Survivor #2; Anthony Jochim as Survivor #3; Ed Madden as Geologist; Robert Phillips as Space officer (Orion); Joseph Mell as Earth trader; Mike Dugan as Kaylar; Robert Herron as Pike’s stunt double and stunt captain; Adam Roarke as C.P.O. Garrison and First crewman; Janos Prohaska as Anthropoid ape and Humanoid bird; Frank Vinci as Stunt double.

SEE: Boyce, Dr. Phillip; Class-M planet; Colt, Yeoman J.M.; Columbia, S.S.; Enterprise, U.S.S.; Haskins, Dr. Theodore; Kaylar; Keeper, The; laser weapons; Mojave; Number One; Orion animal women; Pike, Christopher; planetary classification system; Rigel VII; Spock; Starbase 11; Talos IV; Talos Star Group; Talosians; Tango; transporter; Tyler, José; Vega Colony; Vina.

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Next Generation episode #67
Written by Ira Steven Behr
Directed by Chip Chalmers
Stardate 43745.2
First aired in 1990

Captain Picard, on vacation at a resort planet, becomes involved in archaeological intrigue with a beautiful woman named Vash. This episode marks the first reference to (and visit to) Risa. GUEST CAST: Jennifer Hetrick as Vash; Karen Landry as Ajur; Michael Champion as Boratus; Max Grodénchik as Sovak; Dierdre Impershein as Joval.

SEE: Ajur; Andorians; Boratus; Dachlyds; Dano, Kal; Daystrom Institute of Technology; Ethics, Sophistry and the Alternate Universe; Gemaris V; Horga’hn; hoverball; Icor IX; jamaharon; Joval; quantum phase inhibitor; Risa; Sarthong V; Sovak; Starbase 12; Tox Uthat; Transporter Code 14; Ulysses; Vash; Vorgons; Zytchin III.

~1:[2,#B],3:[3,#I],28:[24,#I],61:[1,#B],65:[2,#B],68:[28,#B]@1“Captive Pursuit”@2
Deep Space Nine episode #6
Teleplay by Jill Sherman Donner and Michael Piller
Story by Jill Sherman Donner
Directed by Corey Allen
No stardate given
First aired in 1993

Hunters descend on the station in search of their humanoid quarry, an individual named Tosk who is befriended by O’Brien. GUEST CAST: Gerrit Graham as Hunter; Scott MacDonald as Tosk; Kelly Curtis as Sarda, Miss.

SEE: airlock; Alpha Quadrant; arva nodes; Bajoran wormhole; coladrium flow; dabo girl; Deep Space 9; duranium; graviton; Hunters; neutrino; plasma injector; ramscoop; Sarda, Miss; security clearance; security sensor; Tosk.

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Deep Space Nine episode #25
Teleplay by James Crocker
Story by Gene Wolande & John Wright
Directed by Cliff Bole
Stardate 47177.2
First aired in 1993

When a young Cardassian orphan arrives at DS9, Dr. Bashir and Garak become embroiled in political intrigue involving the boy’s father and Gul Dukat. GUEST CAST: Rosalind Chao as O’Brien, Keiko; Andrew Robinson as Garak, Elim; Robert Mandan as Pa’Dar, Kotran; Terrence Evans as Proka Migdal; Vidal Peterson as Rugal; Dion Anderson as Zolan; Marc Alaimo as Dukat; Sharon Conley as Jomat, Luson; Karen Hensel as Deela; Jillian Ziesmer as Asha.

SEE: Bajorans; Bashir, Dr. Julian; Cardassians; Deela; Deep Space Nine; Dukat, Gul; Garak; Jomat Luson; Pa’Dar, Kotran; Proka Migdal; Rokassa juice; Rugal; tarkalean tea; Terok Nor; Tozhat Resettlement Center; zabo meat; Zolan.

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Voyager episode #1 & 2
Teleplay by Michael Piller & Jeri Taylor
Story by Rick Berman & Michael Piller & Jeri Taylor
Directed by Winrich Kolbe
Stardate 48315.6
First aired in 1995

While searching for a missing Maquis ship, the U.S.S. Voyager is transported to the distant unexplored Delta Quadrant of the galaxy along with the Maquis ship. The Maquis members join the crew of the Voyager when their ship is destroyed. This was the two-hour long first episode of the Star Trek: Voyager series, and introduces the Starship Voyager and her crew, including Captain Kathryn Janeway. Originally produced as a two-hour made-for-television movie, “Caretaker” was later aired as two one-hour segments. Armin Shimerman made a cameo appearance as Quark in this episode. GUEST CAST: Basil Langton as Caretaker and Banjo man; Gavan O’Herlihy as Jabin; Angela Paton as Adah Reh, Aunt; Armin Shimerman as Quark; Alicia Cappola as Stadi, Lieutenant; Bruce French as Ocampa doctor; Jennifer Parsons as Ocampa nurse; David Selburg as Toscat; Jeff McCarthy as Human doctor; Stan Ivar as Mark; Scott MacDonald as Rollins, Ensign; Josh Clark as Carey, Joseph; Richard Poe as Evek, Gul; Keely Sims as Farmer’s daughter; Eric David Johnson as Daggin; Majel Barrett as Computer voice.

SEE: Al-Batani, U.S.S.; angla’bosque; antimatter containment; Arias Expedition; Array; Badlands; bio-neural circuitry; Caldik Prime; Caretaker; Carey, Joseph; Cavit, Lieutenant Commander; Chakotay; Class-M planet; cormaline; Daggin; Delta Quadrant; displacement wave; Emergency Medical Hologram; Evek, Gul; Federation Penal Settlement; Intrepid -class starship; Jabin; Janeway, Kathryn; Julliard Youth Symphony; Kazon Collective; Kazon spacecraft; Kazon-Ogla; Kazon; Kes; Kim, Harry; Koladan diamond; lek; Lobi crystal; maje; Maquis; Maquis ships; Mark; mess hall; Moriya system; Nacene; Neelix; nucleogenic particles; Ocampa planet; Ocampa; Paris, Admiral; Paris, Thomas; phaser rifle; planetary classification system; Rollins, Ensign; security anklet; Stadi, Lieutenant; Terikof Belt; tetryon; tomato soup; Torres, B’Elanna; Toscat; trianoline; tricobalt explosive; Tuvok; Vetar; Volnar Colony; Voyager, U.S.S.; warp factor; warp field effect; Zakarian, Commander.

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Voyager episode #13
Teleplay by Brannon Braga
Story by Brannon Braga & Joe Menosky
Directed by Kim Friedman
Stardate 48734.2
First aired in 1995

Chakotay’s disembodied consciousness tries to warn his fellow crew members against entering a dangerous nebula, but the Voyager crew mistakes him for an alien presence. GUEST CAST: Brian Markinson as Durst, Peter; Michael Cumpsty as Burleigh, Lord; Carolyn Seymour as Templeton, Mrs.; Majel Barrett as Computer voice.

SEE: bio-neural energy; Brown, Doc; Burleigh, Beatrice; Burleigh, Henry; Burleigh, Lord; cardiostimulator; Chakotay; cortical stimulator; Coyote Stone; dark-matter nebula; Davenport, Lucille; Durst, Peter; Emergency Medical Hologram; engram; garlic soup; gigaquad; holocomic books; holodeck and holosuite programs; holonovel; Ilidarians; Janeway Lambda-1; Janeway, Kathryn; Komar; magneton scan; matter/antimatter reaction chamber; medicine wheel; Mountains of the Antelope Women; noncorporeal life; Parsons, Ensign; pejuta; security access code; Templeton, Mrs.; trianic energy beings; Tuvok; Voyager, U.S.S. Vulcan mind-meld; Vulcan nerve pinch.

~1:[1,#B],16:[5,#I],22:[31,#I],58:[1,#B],62:[1,#B],66:[2,#B],71:[2,#B],91:[1,#B],128:[17,#B]@1“Catspaw”@2
Original Series episode #30
Written by Robert Bloch
Directed by Joseph Pevney
Stardate 3018.2
First aired in 1967

The Enterprise crew finds witches, black cats, and haunted castles on planet Pyris VII. This was the first episode produced for the original series’ second season, and the first appearance of Pavel Chekov. GUEST CAST: Antoinette Bower as Sylvia; Theo Marcuse as Korob; Michael Barrier as DeSalle, Lieutenant; John Winston as Kyle, Mr.; Rhodie Cogan as First witch; Gail Bonney as Second witch; Maryesther Denver as Third witch; Jimmy Jones as Jackson; Mike Howden as Rowe, Lieutenant; Frank Vinci as Kirk’s stunt double; Jim Jones as McCoy’s stunt double; Vic Toyota as Sulu’s stunt double; Bob Fass as Scotty’s stunt double; Carl Saxe as Korob’s stunt double.

SEE:  Chekov, Pavel A.; DeSalle, Lieutenant; Jackson; Korob; Kyle, Mr.; Old Ones; Pyris VII; Starbase 9; Sylvia; transmuter.

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Next Generation episode #118
Written by Brannon Braga
Directed by Jonathan Frakes
Stardate 45652.1
First aired in 1992

The Enterprise -D is caught in a time loop, doomed to explode again and again unless a way can be found to escape. GUEST CAST: Michelle Forbes as Ro Laren; Patti Yasutake as Ogawa, Nurse Alyssa; Kelsey Grammer as Bateson, Captain Morgan.

SEE: Adele, Aunt; Bateson, Captain Morgan; Bozeman, U.S.S.; déjà vu; dekyon; Enterprise -D, U.S.S.; escape pod; Fletcher, Ensign; flux spectrometer; graviton polarimeter; inertial dampers; main shuttlebay; nIb’poH; Ogawa, Nurse Alyssa; Ro Laren; shuttlebay; Soyuz -class starship; temporal causality loop; Typhon Expanse; vertazine.

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Next Generation episode #136
Teleplay by Ronald D. Moore
Story by Frank Abatemarco
Directed by Robert Scheerer
Stardate 46357.4
First aired in 1993

Picard is relieved of command and replaced with a by-the-book officer who is intent on confronting the Cardassians. GUEST CAST: Ronny Cox as Jellico, Captain Edward; Natalia Nogulich as Necheyev, Alynna; John Durbin as Ssestar; Lou Wagner as Krax; David Warner as Madred, Gul; Majel Barrett as Computer voice.

SEE: Cairo, U.S.S.; Cardassians; Celtris III; class-5 probe; Corak, Glinn; Enterprise -D, U.S.S.; Feynman, Shuttlecraft; fusing pitons; Jellico, Captain Edward; Lemec, Gul; lynars; Madred, Gul; metagenic weapon; Necheyev, Alynna; Picard, Jean-Luc;Reklar; Riker, William T.; security access code; Solok, DaiMon; Tajor, Glinn; Torman V.

~1:[5,#B],6:[2,#I],20:[19,#I],44:[3,#B],50:[2,#B],56:[2,#B],64:[9,#B],73:[1,#BI],74:[41,#B]@1“Chain of Command, Part II”@2
Next Generation episode #137
Written by Frank Abatemarco
Directed by Les Landau
Stardate 46360.8
First aired in 1993

Picard, held captive by a brutal Cardassian, is the victim of psychological and physical torture. GUEST CAST: Ronny Cox as Jellico, Captain Edward; David Warner as Madred, Gul; Heather L. Olson as Orra, Jil; Majel Barrett as Computer voice.

SEE: antimatter mines; Cardassia; Cardassians; First Hebitian civilization; Gessard, Yvette; gettle; Jellico, Captain Edward; jevonite; Jovian run; La Forge, Geordi; Lakat; Lyshan System; Madred, Gul; McAllister C-5 Nebula; Minos Korva; Orra, Jil; Picard, Jean-Luc; Picard, Maurice; Picard, Yvette Gessard; security access code; Seldonis IV Convention; taspar egg; Titan’s Turn; Tohvun III; wompat.

~1:[2,#B],18:[26,#I],49:[2,#B],54:[2,#B],78:[1,#B],88:[9,#B],97:[1,#BI],98:[9,#B],107:[2,#BI],109:[5,#B]@1“Changeling, The”@2
Original Series episode #37
Written by John Meredyth Lucas
Directed by Marc Daniels
Stardate 3541.9
First aired in 1967

An ancient space probe launched from Earth centuries ago returns to Federation space on a bizarre mission to search for “perfect” life. GUEST CAST: Majel Barrett as Chapel, Christine; Makee Blaisdel as Singh, Mr.; Barbara Gates as Astrochemist; Meade Martin as Engineer; Arnold Lessing as Carlisle, Lieutenant and voice of Security guard #1; Vic Perrin as Nomad, voice of; Jay Jones as Scott’s stunt double.

SEE: antigrav; “Beyond Antares”; changeling; Malurians; Malurian System; Manway, Dr.; Nomad; Roykirk, Jackson; Scott, Montgomery; Singh, Mr.; Symbalene blood burn; Tan Ru; Uhura; Vulcan mind-meld; warp drive.

~1:[2,#B],22:[26,#I],54:[2,#B],60:[2,#B],66:[2,#B],80:[3,#B],136:[3,#B],139:[2,#BI],141:[25,#B]@1“Charlie X”@2
Original Series episode #8
Teleplay by D. C. Fontana
Story by Gene Roddenberry
Directed by Lawrence Dobkin
Stardate 1533.6
First aired in 1966

An adolescent human boy, raised among aliens who have given him supernatural powers, finds it impossible to return to normal human society. GUEST CAST: Robert Walker Jr. as Evans, Charles; Grace Lee Whitney as Rand, Janice; Charles J. Stewart as Ramart, Captain; Dallas Mitchell as Nellis, Tom; Don Eitner as Navigator; Patricia McNulty as Lawton, Yeoman Tina; John Bellah as Crewman 1; Garland Thompson as Crewman 2; Abraham Sofaer as Thasian, The; Laura Wood as Old lady; Frank da Vinci as Security guard; Beau Vandenecker as Sam; Gene Roddenberry as Galley chef’s voice; Loren Janes as Kirk’s stunt double; John Lindesmith as Helmsman; Robert Herron as Crewman in gym.

SEE: Alpha V, Colony; Antares, U.S.S.; baffle plate; Evans, Charles; gymnasium; Lawton, Yeoman Tina; noncorporeal life; Ramart, Captain; Rand, Janice; Thanksgiving; Thasians; Thasus; Uhura; United Earth Space Probe Agency; Vulcan lute.

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Next Generation episode #146
Story by Ronald D. Moore & Joe Menosky
Teleplay by Joe Menosky
Directed by Jonathan Frakes
Stardate 46731.5
First aired in 1993

Picard’s old archaeology professor sends the captain on a quest to solve a four-billion-year-old mystery, a message from the first humanoid people in this part of the galaxy. This episode was in part intended to answer the question of why Star Trek showed so many aliens that were humanoid. GUEST CAST: Salome Jens as Humanoid; John Cothran, Jr. as Nu’Daq; Linda Thorson as Ocett, Gul; Norman Lloyd as Galen, Professor Richard; Majel Barrett as Computer voice.

SEE: Al-Leyan transport; Aolian Cluster; Atalia VII; B’aht Qul challenge; Data; Deep Space 4; DNA; Galen, Professor Richard; humanoid life; Indri VIII; Kea IV; Kurl; Kurlan naiskos; Loren III; macchiato; Maht-H’a, I.K.S.; Mot; M’Tell; Nu’Daq; Ocett, Gul; Picard, Jean-Luc; Rahm-Izad system; Ruah IV; Satarrans; Sothis III; Tarquin Hill, The Master of; Vilmor II; Volterra nebula; Ya’Seem; Yash-El, night blessing of; Yridians.

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Next Generation episode #27
Written by Jaron Summers & Jon Povill and Maurice Hurley
Directed by Rob Bowman
Stardate 42073.1
First aired in 1988

Deanna Troi bears a child, the offspring of a mysterious alien life-form attempting to learn more about humanoid life. This episode, the first of Star Trek: The Next Generation's second season, marked the first appearances of Guinan and Dr. Katherine Pulaski, and the promotion of Geordi to chief engineer, Worf to security chief, and Wesley to a regular bridge officer. It had the first scenes in the shuttlebay and the Ten-Forward Lounge. “The Child” was originally written for the proposed Star Trek II television series in the late 1970s. GUEST CAST: Diana Muldaur as Pulaski, Dr. Katherine; Seymour Cassel as Dealt, Lieutenant Commander Hester; Whoopi Goldberg as Guinan; R.J. Williams as Troi, Ian Andrew (junior); Colm Meaney as O’Brien, Miles; Dawn Arnemann as Gladstone, Miss; Zachary Benjamin as Troi, Ian Andrew (junior); Dore Keller as Crewman.

SEE: ‘audet IX; Arneb; Betazoid; cyanoacrylates; Dealt, Lieutenant Commander Hester; Delovian souffle, Eichner radiation; Epsilon Indi; Gladstone, Miss; Guinan; La Forge, Geordi; Lorenze Cluster; Mareuvian tea; Morgana Quadrant; noncorporeal life; plasma plague; Pulaski, Dr. Katherine; Rachelis system; Repulse, U.S.S.; subspace technology; Tango Sierra, Science Station; Ten-Forward; Troi, Deanna; Troi, Ian Andrew (junior); Troi, Ian Andrew (senior).

~1:[2,#B],3:[1,#I],21:[32,#I],58:[1,#B],62:[1,#B],66:[1,#B],70:[1,#B],74:[1,#B],78:[1,#B],80:[57,#B]@1“Chute, The”@2
Voyager episode #48
Teleplay by Kenneth Biller
Story by Clayvon C. Harris
Directed by Les Landau
Stardate 50156.2
First aired in 1996

Kim and Paris are convicted of terrorism by the Akritiri and are thrown into a hellish prison where devices attached to the inmates’ necks slowly drive them insane.  GUEST CAST: Don McManus as Zio; Robert Pine as Liria; James Parks as Vel; Ed Trotta as Pit; Beans Morocco as Rib; Rosemary Morgan as Piri.

SEE:  Akritirian prison satellite; Akritiri; Akritirian freighter; Akritirian patrol ship; baked potato; baked Risan beans; Chateau Lafite Rothschild; cherry pie; crown roast of lamb; Delaney Sisters; Delaney, Megan; fire ants; flambé noodles; fudge ripple pudding; grilled mushrooms; Heva VII; Laktivia; Liria; onion rings; Open Sky; paralithium; Piri; Pit; pulse gun; Rib; shrimp with fettran sauce; trilithium; Vel; Zio.

~1:[2,#B],3:[3,#I],24:[29,#I],58:[2,#B],63:[2,#B],68:[2,#B],73:[2,#B],78:[1,#B],82:[1,#B],93:[21,#B]@1“Circle, The”@2
Deep Space Nine episode #22
Written by Peter Allan Fields
Directed by Corey Allen
No stardate given
First aired in 1993

Kira returns to Bajor while Minister Jaro furthers his plan to use the Circle to overthrow the provisional government. This episode continues the story begun in “The Homecoming” (DS9). GUEST CAST: Richard Beymer as Li Nalas; Stephen Macht as Krim, General; Bruce Gray as Chekote, Admiral; Philip Anglim as Bariel, Vedek; Louise Fletcher as Winn; Mike Genovese as Zef’No; Eric Server as Peace officer; Anthony Guidera as Cardassian.

SEE: Alliance for Global Unity, The; Chekote, Admiral; Jaro, Minister Essa; Kira Nerys; Kressari; Krim, General; Navarch; Orb; Perikian peninsula; Winn; Zef’No.

~1:[7,#B],25:[72,#I],102:[2,#B],116:[2,#B],135:[2,#B],161:[32,#B]@1“City on the Edge of Forever, The”@2
Original Series episode #28
Written by Harlan Ellison
Directed by Joseph Pevney
No stardate given in episode
First aired in 1967

McCoy, suffering from an accidental drug overdose, flees through a time portal into Earth of the 1930s, where he causes serious damage to the flow of history. Kirk must allow the woman he loves to die in order to restore the timeline. This episode won the Hugo Award for Best Dramatic Presentation in 1968. Ellison’s original version of the script also won the Writers’ Guild of America Award. GUEST CAST: Joan Collins as Keeler, Edith; John Harmon as Rodent; Hal Baylor as Policeman; David L. Ross as Galloway, Lieutenant; John Winston as Transporter chief; Bart La Rue as Guardian voice; Michael Barrier as Guard #1 and DeSalle, Lieutenant; Mary Statier as Edith’s stunt double; David Perna as McCoy’s stunt double; Bobby Bass as Scott’s stunt double; Carey Loftin as Truck driver.

SEE: cordrazine; flop; Gable, Clark; Great Depression; Guardian of Forever; Keeler, Edith; Kirk, James T.; Kyle, Mr.; “Let me help”; McCoy, Dr. Leonard H.; mechanical rice picker; mnemonic memory circuit; Twenty-First Street Mission.

~1:[2,#B],3:[3,#I],19:[23,#I],47:[2,#B],52:[1,#B],56:[2,#B],59:[44,#B]@1“Civil Defense”@2
Deep Space Nine episode #53
Written by Mike Krohn
Directed by Reza Badiyi
No stardate given
First aired in 1995

When Jake Sisko accidentally activates an old Cardassian security program, the station is locked down and threatened with self-destruction. GUEST CAST: Andrew Robinson as Garak, Elim; Marc Alaimo as Dukat; Danny Goldring as Kell, Legate.

SEE: counterinsurgency program; dampening field; Deep Space 9; Dukat, Gul; Ferengi Rules of Acquisition; Frin; Gaila; Garak, Elim; Keldar; Kell, Legate; laser fusion initiator; main fusion reactor; maintenance conduit; neurocine gas; neutralization emitters; reaction stabilizers; red leaf tea; self-destruct sequence; Terok Nor; Tye, DaiMon; uridium.

~1:[3,#B],25:[18,#I],48:[1,#B],52:[1,#B],56:[1,#B],72:[1,#B],94:[2,#B],138:[15,#B]@1“Cloud Minders, The”@2
Original Series episode #74
Teleplay by Margaret Armen
Story by David Gerrold and Oliver Crawford
Directed by Jud Taylor
Stardate 5818.4
First aired in 1969

Kirk and Spock must deal with terrorists striking at the beautiful cloud city Stratos. GUEST CAST: Jeff Corey as Plasus; Diana Ewing as Droxine; Charlene Polite as Vanna; Kirk Raymone as Cloud Guard #1; Jimmy Fields as Cloud Guard #2; Ed Long as Midro; Fred Williamson as Anka; Garth Pillsbury as Prisoner; Harv Selsby as Security guard; Walter Scott as Cloud guard; Roger Holloway as Lemli, Mr.; Marvin Walters, Lou Elias,Troglytes; Jay Jones as Prisoner #1; Richard Geary as Cloud City sentinel #1; Bob Miles as Cloud City sentinel #2; Paul Baxley as Kirk’s stunt double; Ralph Garrett as Troglyte stunt double; Donna Garrett as Vanna’s stunt double.

SEE: Ardana; Disrupters; Droxine; filter masks; Merak II; Midro; mortae; Plasus; protectors; Stratos; Troglytes; Vanna; zenite.

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Voyager episode #6
Teleplay by Tom Szollosi and Michael Piller
Story by Brannon Braga
Directed by David Livingston
Stardate 48546.2
First aired in 1995

While searching for fuel in what they believe to be a nebula, the crew of Voyager discovers that they have injured a new life-form. GUEST CAST: Angela Dohrmann as Ricky; Judy Geeson as Sandrine; Larry A. Hankin as Gaunt Gary; Luigi Amodeo as Gigolo, The

SEE: Ailis pâté; A-koo-chee-moya; akoonah; animal guide; bantan; Cardaway leaves, stuffed; Chakotay; CHAH-mooz-ee; Chez Sandrine; coffee; Daliwakan; deuterium; Felada onion crisps; Gaunt Gary; holodeck and holosuite programs; Janeway, Kathryn; Jung, Carl; Jupiter Station; MacAllister, James Mooney; Marseilles, France; medicine bundle; Neelix; nuanka; nucleogenic cloud being; omicron particles; Paris, Thomas; pool; quantum chemistry; replicator rations; Ricky; Saint Emilion; Sandrine; Takar loggerhead eggs; vision quest; Voyager, U.S.S.; Zimmerman, Lewis.