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Unnamed Steamrunner class starships

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	List of [[unnamed Federation starships]] of the {{ShipClass\|Steamrunner}}.		List of [[unnamed Federation starships]] of the {{ShipClass\|Steamrunner}}.

-	==By year==	+	==[[2370s]]==
	=== Battle of Sector 001 ===		=== Battle of Sector 001 ===
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	Another ship joined in the assault on the Borg cube, led by the ''Enterprise''-E, by firing [[phaser]]s at the coordinates defined by [[Captain]] [[Jean-Luc Picard]]. This ship was consumed in the explosion that destroyed the cube. ({{film\|8}})		Another ship joined in the assault on the Borg cube, led by the ''Enterprise''-E, by firing [[phaser]]s at the coordinates defined by [[Captain]] [[Jean-Luc Picard]]. This ship was consumed in the explosion that destroyed the cube. ({{film\|8}})

-	:''Although not identified visually, it is possible that these ships are either the {{USS\|Appalachia}} or {{USS\|Hiroshima}}, both vessels referenced in the ''[[Star Trek Encyclopedia]].	+	{{bginfo\|Although not identified visually, it is possible that these ships are either the {{USS\|Appalachia}} or {{USS\|Hiroshima}}, both vessels referenced in the ''[[Star Trek Encyclopedia]]''.}}
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	In late [[2373]], several '''unnamed ''Steamrunner''-class starships''' belonged to the [[Second Fleet]].		In late [[2373]], several '''unnamed ''Steamrunner''-class starships''' belonged to the [[Second Fleet]].

-	While the [[Dominion]] attacked [[Deep Space 9]], during the [[second Battle of Deep Space 9]], several of these vessels crossed the [[Cardassian]] border and destroyed the Dominion [[shipyard]]s on [[Torros III]]. These ships later joined with the {{USS\|Defiant\|NX-74205}} and [[IKS Rotarran\|IKS ''Rotarran'']], following the evacuation of DS9, for a counterattack against the Dominion forces. ({{DS9\|Call to Arms}})	+	While the [[Dominion]] attacked [[Deep Space 9]], during the [[second Battle of Deep Space 9]], several of these vessels crossed the [[Cardassian]] border and destroyed the Dominion [[shipyard]]s on [[Torros III]]. These ships later joined with the {{USS\|Defiant\|NX-74205}} and {{IKS\|Rotarran}}, following the evacuation of DS9, for a counterattack against the Dominion forces. ({{DS9\|Call to Arms}})
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Unnamed Miranda class starships

Gvsualan — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 21:46:15 GMT

Battle of Sector 001: fm

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	List of [[unnamed Federation starships]] of the {{ShipClass\|Miranda}}.		List of [[unnamed Federation starships]] of the {{ShipClass\|Miranda}}.

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	=== Stranded in Spacedock ===		=== Stranded in Spacedock ===
	[[Image:Miranda class in spacedock, ST4.jpg\|thumb\|150px\|Stranded in spacedock]]		[[Image:Miranda class in spacedock, ST4.jpg\|thumb\|150px\|Stranded in spacedock]]
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-	==[[24th century]]==	+	==[[2360s]]==
	=== Qualor II hulks===		=== Qualor II hulks===
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	=== Evacuation of Veridian III ===		=== Evacuation of Veridian III ===
	[[Image:Miranda oberth nebula.jpg\|thumb\|150px\|The {{USS\|Farragut\|NCC-60597}} leads the unnamed {{ShipClass\|Oberth}} vessel and an unnamed ''Miranda''-class cruiser from [[Veridian III]]]]		[[Image:Miranda oberth nebula.jpg\|thumb\|150px\|The {{USS\|Farragut\|NCC-60597}} leads the unnamed {{ShipClass\|Oberth}} vessel and an unnamed ''Miranda''-class cruiser from [[Veridian III]]]]
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	=== Battle of Sector 001 ===		=== Battle of Sector 001 ===
-	[[Image:Miranda class, first contact-1.jpg\|150px\|thumb\|An unnamed ''Miranda''-class starship attacks the [[Borg cube]]]]	+	{\| style="float:right;"
		+	\|<gallery>
		+	Image:Miranda class, first contact-1.jpg\|''Miranda''-class attacking Borg cube
		+	Image:Miranda class, first contact-2.jpg\|''Miranda''-class evading Borg cube
		+	</gallery>
		+	\|}
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	In [[2373]], two '''unnamed ''Miranda''-class starships''' fought against the [[Borg]] in the [[Battle of Sector 001]].		In [[2373]], two '''unnamed ''Miranda''-class starships''' fought against the [[Borg]] in the [[Battle of Sector 001]].

	The first ''Miranda''-class was on the [[starboard]] side of the [[Borg cube]] firing [[photon torpedo]]es as the ship approached [[Earth]].		The first ''Miranda''-class was on the [[starboard]] side of the [[Borg cube]] firing [[photon torpedo]]es as the ship approached [[Earth]].

-	[[Image:Miranda class, first contact-2.jpg\|150px\|thumb\|An unnamed ''Miranda''-class starship evades the [[Borg cube]]]]
	The second ''Miranda''-class was on the [[port]] side of Borg cube attempting to evade the [[Borg]]'s [[tractor beam]] as it targeted nearby ships, including an {{ShipClass\|Akira}} [[starship]], and the {{USS\|Defiant\|NX-74205}}. ({{film\|8}})		The second ''Miranda''-class was on the [[port]] side of Borg cube attempting to evade the [[Borg]]'s [[tractor beam]] as it targeted nearby ships, including an {{ShipClass\|Akira}} [[starship]], and the {{USS\|Defiant\|NX-74205}}. ({{film\|8}})
	{{bginfo\|It's possible that one of these vessels is in fact a modified {{USS\|Bozeman}}, a vessel referenced in the comm chatter early in the battle.}}		{{bginfo\|It's possible that one of these vessels is in fact a modified {{USS\|Bozeman}}, a vessel referenced in the comm chatter early in the battle.}}
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	=== Operation Return ===		=== Operation Return ===
		+	[[File:Starbase 375 with ships.jpg\|thumb\|150px\|Several ''Miranda''-class vessels at [[Starbase 375]]]]
	In [[2374]], several unnamed ''Miranda''-class vessels were part of the fleet that took part in the [[Operation Return\|mission]] to recapture [[Deep Space 9]]. ({{DS9\|Favor the Bold\|Sacrifice of Angels}})		In [[2374]], several unnamed ''Miranda''-class vessels were part of the fleet that took part in the [[Operation Return\|mission]] to recapture [[Deep Space 9]]. ({{DS9\|Favor the Bold\|Sacrifice of Angels}})
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	=== Dominion withdrawal ===		=== Dominion withdrawal ===
	[[Image:Miranda class Breen warship.jpg\|thumb\|150px\|A ''Miranda''-class starship is fired upon by the Breen]]		[[Image:Miranda class Breen warship.jpg\|thumb\|150px\|A ''Miranda''-class starship is fired upon by the Breen]]
-	This ''Miranda''-class starship fought the [[Dominion]] at the [[Battle of Cardassia]]. It was being fired upon by a [[Breen warship]] when the Dominion forces began their retreat to [[Cardassia Prime]]. It is unknown if the ship survived. ({{DS9\|What You Leave Behind}})	+	This ''Miranda''-class starship fought the [[Dominion]] at the [[Battle of Cardassia]]. It was being fired upon by a [[Breen warship]] when the Dominion forces began their retreat to [[Cardassia Prime]]. ({{DS9\|What You Leave Behind}})
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Unnamed Excelsior class starships

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	In mid-[[2366]], this '''unnamed ''Excelsior''-class starship''' transported [[Vice Admiral]] [[Anthony Haftel]] from [[Galor IV]] to rendezvous with the {{USS\|Enterprise\|NCC-1701-D\|-D}} in [[Sector 396]] in order to [[transport]] [[Lal]] back to [[Starfleet Research]]. ({{TNG\|The Offspring}})		In mid-[[2366]], this '''unnamed ''Excelsior''-class starship''' transported [[Vice Admiral]] [[Anthony Haftel]] from [[Galor IV]] to rendezvous with the {{USS\|Enterprise\|NCC-1701-D\|-D}} in [[Sector 396]] in order to [[transport]] [[Lal]] back to [[Starfleet Research]]. ({{TNG\|The Offspring}})

-	:''Haftel's ship was a reused of the ship depicting the {{USS\|Repulse}} in the similarily named [[TNG]] episode entitled {{e\|The Child}}. From a scene omitted from the script, it was implied that the ship was under Haftel's command, as he was in the [[captain's chair]]. The filmed version of this scene simply showed the two vessels (as pictured), as to indicate the Admiral's arrival.''	+	{{bginfo\|Haftel's ship was a reused of the ship depicting the {{USS\|Repulse}} in the similarily named [[TNG]] episode entitled {{e\|The Child}}. From a scene omitted from the script, it was implied that the ship was under Haftel's command, as he was in the [[captain's chair]]. The filmed version of this scene simply showed the two vessels (as pictured), as to indicate the Admiral's arrival.}}
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	After confirming the disappearance of the [[colony]] was a result of a [[Borg]] attack, Hanson returned to [[Starbase 324]] aboard this vessel to discuss strategy with [[Starfleet Command]]. ({{TNG\|The Best of Both Worlds}})		After confirming the disappearance of the [[colony]] was a result of a [[Borg]] attack, Hanson returned to [[Starbase 324]] aboard this vessel to discuss strategy with [[Starfleet Command]]. ({{TNG\|The Best of Both Worlds}})

-	:''This ship was described in the script as a "transport class," indicating that no specific vessel was intended to be used for this appearance. It is possible, yet equally unlikely, that this vessel was the {{USS\|Melbourne}}.	+	{{bginfo\|This ship was described in the script as a "transport class," indicating that no specific vessel was intended to be used for this appearance. It is possible, yet equally unlikely, that this vessel was the {{USS\|Melbourne}}.}}
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	In late-[[2367]], this '''unnamed ''Excelsior''-class starship''' transported [[Vice Admiral]] [[Thomas Henry]] to rendezvous with the {{USS\|Enterprise\|NCC-1701-D\|-D}}, where Henry was to observe a hearing conducted by [[Norah Satie]] and [[Jean-Luc Picard]]. ({{TNG\|The Drumhead}})		In late-[[2367]], this '''unnamed ''Excelsior''-class starship''' transported [[Vice Admiral]] [[Thomas Henry]] to rendezvous with the {{USS\|Enterprise\|NCC-1701-D\|-D}}, where Henry was to observe a hearing conducted by [[Norah Satie]] and [[Jean-Luc Picard]]. ({{TNG\|The Drumhead}})

-	:''The footage of this ship was also a reuse of the {{USS\|Hood\|Excelsior class}} from {{e\|Encounter at Farpoint}}. The ship iself was not described in the script, nor has it been acknowledged in any other legitimate Trek publications.''	+	{{bginfo\|The footage of this ship was also a reuse of the {{USS\|Hood\|Excelsior class}} from {{e\|Encounter at Farpoint}}. The ship itself was not described in the script, nor has it been acknowledged in any other legitimate Trek publications.}}
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	[[Image:Combined task force, by infernos light.jpg\|thumb\|150px\|A portion of [[Gilhouly]]'s [[task force]], including two unnamed ''Excelsior''-class starships.]]		[[Image:Combined task force, by infernos light.jpg\|thumb\|150px\|A portion of [[Gilhouly]]'s [[task force]], including two unnamed ''Excelsior''-class starships.]]
	In mid-[[2373]], '''two unnamed ''Excelsior''-class starships''', accompanied by three [[unnamed Miranda class starships\|unnamed ''Miranda''-class starships]], were part of [[Admiral]] [[Gilhouly]]'s [[task force]] that arrived at [[Deep Space 9]] to assist the [[space station]] against the [[Dominion]] threat, shortly after they entered the [[Alpha Quadrant]] and were joined by the [[Cardassian]]s. ({{DS9\|By Inferno's Light}})		In mid-[[2373]], '''two unnamed ''Excelsior''-class starships''', accompanied by three [[unnamed Miranda class starships\|unnamed ''Miranda''-class starships]], were part of [[Admiral]] [[Gilhouly]]'s [[task force]] that arrived at [[Deep Space 9]] to assist the [[space station]] against the [[Dominion]] threat, shortly after they entered the [[Alpha Quadrant]] and were joined by the [[Cardassian]]s. ({{DS9\|By Inferno's Light}})
-	:''The closer of the two ''Excelsior'' appears to have an indistinguishable registry number.''	+	{{bginfo\|The closer of the two ''Excelsior'' appears to have an indistinguishable registry number.}}
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Excelsior class

Gvsualan — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 21:39:27 GMT

Shuttle and cargo bays:

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	[[File:USS Excelsior, aft.jpg\|thumb\|Aft view, including shuttle and cargo bays]]		[[File:USS Excelsior, aft.jpg\|thumb\|Aft view, including shuttle and cargo bays]]
	The ''Excelsior''-class contained several [[cargo bay]]s, including one located in the aft [[dorsal]] section of the [[secondary hull]] as well as several bays located along the ventral section of the secondary hull. ({{film\|7}} ''production art'') The main [[shuttlebay]] was located below the forward cargo bay in the dorsal [[stern]] of the secondary hull, which housed several [[shuttle]]s of different types, including the [[type-7 shuttlecraft]]. ({{TNG\|The Child}})		The ''Excelsior''-class contained several [[cargo bay]]s, including one located in the aft [[dorsal]] section of the [[secondary hull]] as well as several bays located along the ventral section of the secondary hull. ({{film\|7}} ''production art'') The main [[shuttlebay]] was located below the forward cargo bay in the dorsal [[stern]] of the secondary hull, which housed several [[shuttle]]s of different types, including the [[type-7 shuttlecraft]]. ({{TNG\|The Child}})
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	=== Accommodations ===		=== Accommodations ===

Science fiction references in Star Trek

ThomasHL — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 21:39:08 GMT

2001: A Space Odyssey: + one

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	;Crossover performers:		;Crossover performers:
	* [[Ed Bishop]]		* [[Ed Bishop]]
		+	* [[Bobby Clark]]
	* [[Gary Lockwood]]		* [[Gary Lockwood]]

Maurice LaMarche

ThomasHL — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 21:27:47 GMT

new redirect

New page

#REDIRECT [[Star Trek games performers#Maurice LaMarche]]

Science fiction references in Star Trek

ThomasHL — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 21:26:36 GMT

Heroes: completed "Trek" connections

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	==''Heroes''==		==''Heroes''==
	;Crossover performers:		;Crossover performers:
		+	*[[Elle Alexander]]
		+	*[[Robert Alonzo]]
		+	*[[Erick Avari]]
		+	*[[Brian Avery]]
		+	*[[Gregory J. Barnett]]
		+	*[[Bill Blair]]
		+	*[[Charlie Brewer]]
		+	*[[Michael Reilly Burke]]
		+	*[[Sofie Calderon]]
		+	*[[Joanna Cassidy]]
		+	*[[Fernando Chien]]
		+	*[[Carl Ciarfalio]]
		+	*[[Josh Clark]]
		+	*[[Eliza Coleman]]
		+	*[[Mark Colson]]
		+	*[[Thomas Dekker]]
		+	*[[Dan Desmond]]
		+	*[[Jon Donahue]]
		+	*[[Tony Donno]]
	*[[Michael Dorn]]		*[[Michael Dorn]]
		+	*[[Dana Dru Evenson]]
		+	*[[Louise Fletcher]]
		+	*[[Colby French]]
		+	*[[Jeremy Fry]]
		+	*[[Tami-Adrian George]]
		+	*[[John Glover]]
		+	*[[Brad Greenquist]]
		+	*[[Greg Grunberg]]
		+	*[[Mike Gunther]]
		+	*[[Ronald Guttman]]
		+	*[[Song Han]]
		+	*[[Mark Harelik]]
		+	*[[Adam Harrington]]
		+	*[[Henry Hayashi]]
		+	*[[Clint Howard]]
		+	*[[Chris Howell]]
		+	*[[Yoshio Iizuka]]
		+	*[[John Jurgens]]
	*[[Dominic Keating]]		*[[Dominic Keating]]
		+	*[[Henry Kingi, Jr.]]
		+	*[[Robert Knepper]]
		+	*[[Horace Knight]]
		+	*[[Ken Lally]]
		+	*[[Maurice LaMarche]]
		+	*[[Loren Lester]]
		+	*[[Tina Lifford]]
		+	*[[Diana R. Lupo]]
		+	*[[Robert Mammana]]
		+	*[[Bart McCarthy]]
	*[[Malcolm McDowell]]		*[[Malcolm McDowell]]
		+	*[[Anthony Molinari]]
		+	*[[Brian Morri]]
	*[[Nichelle Nichols]]		*[[Nichelle Nichols]]
		+	*[[Hugh Aodh O'Brien]]
		+	*[[Lin Oeding]]
		+	*[[Chris Oliver]]
		+	*[[Denney Pierce]]
		+	*[[Austin Priester]]
		+	*[[John Prosky]]
		+	*[[Ian Quinn]]
	*[[Zachary Quinto]]		*[[Zachary Quinto]]
		+	*[[Mark Riccardi]]
		+	*[[Pat Romano]]
	*[[Cristine Rose]]		*[[Cristine Rose]]
-	*[[George Takei]]	+	*[[Franc Ross]]
-	*[[Greg Grunberg]]	+	*[[Gregg Sargeant]]
-	*[[Thomas Dekker]]	+	*[[Raphael Sbarge]]
-	*[[Erick Avari]]	+	*[[Rick Scarry]]
-	*[[Joanna Cassidy]]
-	*[[Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa]]
-	*[[Michael Reilly Burke]]
-	*[[Josh Clark]]
-	*[[Brad Greenquist]]
-	*[[Clint Howard]]
-	*[[Colby French]]
	*[[Michael Buchman Silver]]		*[[Michael Buchman Silver]]
-	*[[John Glover]]	+	*[[Spike Silver]]
-	*[[Robert Knepper]]	+	*[[Erik Stabenau]]
		+	*[[Justin Sundquist]]
		+	*[[Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa]]
		+	*[[Douglas Tait]]
		+	*[[George Takei]]
		+	*[[John Thaddeus]]
		+	*[[Nancy Thurston]]
		+	*[[Ned Vaughn]]
		+	*[[Mark Aaron Wagner]]
		+	*[[Dan Warner]]
		+	*[[Gary J. Wayton]]
		+	*[[Chrissy Weathersby]]
		+	*[[Joel West]]
		+	*[[Clay Wilcox]]
		+	*[[D. Elliot Woods]]
		+	*[[Scott Workman]]
		+	*[[Rick Worthy]]
		+
		+	;Production:
		+	*[[Julie Altus]], ADR recordist
		+	*[[Nathan A. Aronson]], accounting clerk
		+	*[[Thomas J. Arp]], construction coordinator
		+	*[[Arin Artounian]], computer/ video engineer
		+	*[[Lee Ann Brittenham]], hair stylist
		+	*[[Stacy Caballero]], key costumer
		+	*[[Jeff Case]], key grip
		+	*[[Roxann Dawson]], director
		+	*[[Dave DeGaetano]], construction coordinator
		+	*[[Lance Dickinson]], lighting technician
		+	*[[Bryan Fuller]], co-executive producer/ consulting producer/ writer
		+	*[[Erich Gann]], sound editor/ sound effects editor
		+	*[[J. Armin Garza II]], driver: camera car
		+	*[[Joey Genitempo]], set painter/ stand-by painter
		+	*[[Tim Gilbert]], stunt coordinator
		+	*[[Casey Green]], video/ computer playback operator
		+	*[[Sam Griffin]], rigging electrician
		+	*[[Craig Harris]], second assistant director
		+	*[[Chris Haynes]], driver
		+	*[[Tom Holzhauer]], production assistant
		+	*[[Michael Hugghins]], stunt rigger
		+	*[[Derek Johnson]], stand-in: [[Zachary Quinto]]
		+	*[[Kristin Johnson]], matte painter
		+	*[[Samantha Johnston]], art department production assistant
		+	*[[Greg Knapp]], medic
		+	*[[Jon Koslowsky]], editor
		+	*[[Kris Krosskove]], steadicam operator
		+	*[[Frank Leasure]], propmaker foreman
		+	*[[Ian Livingstone]], composer: stock music
		+	*[[Karl J. Martin]], set designer
		+	*[[Owen Martin]], art department assistant
		+	*[[Kim Meredith]], medical technical adviser
		+	*[[David Morton]], gaffer
		+	*[[Sam Nicholson]], supervising visual effects producer
		+	*[[Ken Niederbaumer]], special make-up effects artist
		+	*[[Eric Norman]], assistant production coordinator
		+	*[[Josh Novak]], production assistant
		+	*[[Larry Odien]], mechanical supervisor: Optic Nerve Studios
		+	*[[Yuko Ogata]], second second assistant director
		+	*[[Terrence O'Hara]], director
		+	*[[Chris Quilty]], boom operator
		+	*[[Ian Quinn]], stunt coordinator
		+	*[[Jade Quon]], stunt coach
		+	*[[Richard Redlefsen]], prosthetic make-up artist
		+	*[[Graham Robertson]], set dresser
		+	*[[Philip Rogers]], ADR recordist
		+	*[[Dean St. John]], ADR mixer
		+	*[[Victor M. Shannon]], head plasterer
		+	*[[Michael Shaw]], grip
		+	*[[Mark Spatny]], visual effects producer/ supervising visual effects producer/ visual effects co-supervisor/ visual effects supervisor
		+	*[[David Straiton]], director
		+	*[[Scott Trimble]], location scout
		+	*[[Mike Tsucalas]], set production assistant
		+	*[[Mark Vollmer]], key rigging grip
		+	*[[Scott Wilder]], stunt coordinator
		+	*[[Dennis Yeager II]], special effects foreman
		+
		+	;'''See also''': [http://heroeswiki.com/Star_Trek ''Star Trek''] at the [http://heroeswiki.com ''Heroes'' wiki]

	==''Indiana Jones''==		==''Indiana Jones''==

Dominion Headquarters

JustPhil — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 21:21:06 GMT

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	'''Dominion Headquarters''' was a facility on [[Cardassia Prime]] from which several senior [[Dominion]] officials, such as [[Legate]] [[Damar]], the [[Female Changeling]], and several clones of [[Weyoun]] directed the [[Dominion War\|war]] against the [[United Federation of Planets\|Federation]] and its [[Federation Alliance\|allies]] from mid-[[2374]] to late [[2375]] following the fall of [[Terok Nor]].		'''Dominion Headquarters''' was a facility on [[Cardassia Prime]] from which several senior [[Dominion]] officials, such as [[Legate]] [[Damar]], the [[Female Changeling]], and several clones of [[Weyoun]] directed the [[Dominion War\|war]] against the [[United Federation of Planets\|Federation]] and its [[Federation Alliance\|allies]] from mid-[[2374]] to late [[2375]] following the fall of [[Terok Nor]].

-	A high-security facility, the main doors were composed of [[neutronium]], making them impervious to conventional explosives. The interior was rather spartan, with minimal decorations other than the Dominion and Cardassian logos. The main room featured a large monitor where the Female Changeling and others could communicate with commanders as well as observe fleet movements. Each official had their own quarters, including the Female Changeling. In mid-2375, she had a secure communications installed so she could conduct secret negotiations with the [[Breen]].	+	A high-security facility, the main doors were composed of [[neutronium]], making them impervious to conventional explosives. The interior was rather spartan, with minimal decorations other than the Dominion and Cardassian logos. The main room featured a large monitor where the Female Changeling and others could communicate with commanders as well as observe fleet movements. Each official had their own quarters, including the Female Changeling. In mid-2375, she had a secure communications system installed so she could conduct secret negotiations with the [[Breen]].

	Shortly after the [[Cardassian Rebellion]] began, Dominion Headquarters issued an order that no armed [[Cardassian]]s were to be allowed aboard [[Dominion starship classes\|Dominion starships]]. ({{DS9\|Tacking Into the Wind}})		Shortly after the [[Cardassian Rebellion]] began, Dominion Headquarters issued an order that no armed [[Cardassian]]s were to be allowed aboard [[Dominion starship classes\|Dominion starships]]. ({{DS9\|Tacking Into the Wind}})

Talk:Excelsior class

Pseudohuman — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 21:16:54 GMT

MSD:

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	== MSD ==		== MSD ==
	Is there a canon MSD for the the NX/NCC-2000? I found [http://www.utopiaplanitia.info/blueprints/excel/original/msd.gif this] one at Utopia Planitia Yards and was wondering if this came from anywhere on screen/background information or if it was fan made, since there are some major differences between this and the ''Enterprise''-B MSD. Also [http://www.utopiaplanitia.info/blueprints/excel/original/msd2.gif this] as well. - [http://memory-alpha.org/en/wiki/User:Archduk3 <span style="color:#00ff00;">Archduk3:</span>][http://memory-alpha.org/en/wiki/User_talk:Archduk3 talk] 11:48, November 20, 2009 (UTC)		Is there a canon MSD for the the NX/NCC-2000? I found [http://www.utopiaplanitia.info/blueprints/excel/original/msd.gif this] one at Utopia Planitia Yards and was wondering if this came from anywhere on screen/background information or if it was fan made, since there are some major differences between this and the ''Enterprise''-B MSD. Also [http://www.utopiaplanitia.info/blueprints/excel/original/msd2.gif this] as well. - [http://memory-alpha.org/en/wiki/User:Archduk3 <span style="color:#00ff00;">Archduk3:</span>][http://memory-alpha.org/en/wiki/User_talk:Archduk3 talk] 11:48, November 20, 2009 (UTC)
		+	:The turbolift image appears to be the one from Generations (but with a 01 instead of 07 as in the film...). [http://movies.trekcore.com/gallery/albums/generations/ch2/gen0159.jpg] and that fanmade USS ''Excelsion'' MSD is just the Ent-B MSD with only the name changed among some details. Canonically USS ''Excelsior'' has only a top-view MSD as seen in "The Undiscovered Country" [http://movies.trekcore.com/gallery/albums/tuc/ch11/tuc0555.jpg] and in "Flashback" [http://voy.trekcore.com/gallery/albums/3x02/flashback159.jpg]...i think. --[[User:Pseudohuman\|Pseudohuman]] 21:15, November 20, 2009 (UTC)

2009 productions

DarkHorizon — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 20:59:21 GMT

September: fix

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	*[[10 September]] - [[Susan Carol Schwary]] dies.		*[[10 September]] - [[Susan Carol Schwary]] dies.
	*[[14 September]] - [[Henry Gibson]] dies.		*[[14 September]] - [[Henry Gibson]] dies.
-	*[[17 September]] - [[Star Trek Calendar (2010)\|''Star Trek'' 2010 Calendar]] is released.	+	*[[17 September]]
-	: - [[Dick Durock]] dies.	+	*: - [[Star Trek Calendar (2010)\|''Star Trek'' 2010 Calendar]] is released.
		+	*: - [[Dick Durock]] dies.
	*[[20 September]] - [[Bill Shepard]] dies.		*[[20 September]] - [[Bill Shepard]] dies.
	*[[21 September]] - Reference book ''[[Star Trek: A Comics History]]'', by [[Alan J. Porter]], is released.		*[[21 September]] - Reference book ''[[Star Trek: A Comics History]]'', by [[Alan J. Porter]], is released.
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	*[[1 November]] - ''[[Star Trek - Music from the Motion Picture]]'' to be released.		*[[1 November]] - ''[[Star Trek - Music from the Motion Picture]]'' to be released.
	*[[16 November]] - [[Star Trek (DVD)\|Basic DVD]], [[Star Trek (Special Edition)\|Special Edition DVD]] and [[Star Trek (Blu-ray)\|Blu-ray Disc]] versions of {{film\|11}} released in Region 2.		*[[16 November]] - [[Star Trek (DVD)\|Basic DVD]], [[Star Trek (Special Edition)\|Special Edition DVD]] and [[Star Trek (Blu-ray)\|Blu-ray Disc]] versions of {{film\|11}} released in Region 2.
		+	*[[17 November]]
		+	*: - ''Star Trek'' DVD and Blu-ray released in Region 1, along with ''[[The Best of Star Trek: The Original Series, Volume 2]]'' and ''[[The Best of Star Trek: The Next Generation, Volume 2]]''
		+	*: - [[Titan Books]] releases ''[[Star Trek - The Art of the Film]]''.

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	File:Star Trek DVD Region 2 cover.jpg\|[[Star Trek (DVD)\|''Star Trek'' basic DVD release]] (Region 2 cover shown)		File:Star Trek DVD Region 2 cover.jpg\|[[Star Trek (DVD)\|''Star Trek'' basic DVD release]] (Region 2 cover shown)
-	File:Star Trek Special Edition Region 2 cover.jpg\|[[Star Trek (Special Edition)\|Special Edition DVD release]] (Region 2 cover shown)	+	File:Star Trek Special Edition Region 2 cover.jpg\|[[Star Trek (Special Edition)\|''Star Trek'' Special Edition DVD release]] (Region 2 cover shown)
-	File:Star Trek Blu-ray Region B cover.jpg\|[[Star Trek (Blu-ray)\|Blu-ray Disc release]]<br />(Region B cover shown)	+	File:Star Trek Blu-ray Region B cover.jpg\|[[Star Trek (Blu-ray)\|''Star Trek'' Blu-ray Disc release]]<br />(Region B cover shown)
		+	File:The Best of Star Trek The Original Series Volume 2 cover.jpg\|''[[The Best of Star Trek: The Original Series, Volume 2]]''
		+	File:The Best of Star Trek The Next Generation Volume 2 cover.jpg\|''[[The Best of Star Trek: The Next Generation, Volume 2]]''
		+	File:Star Trek The Art of the Film cover.jpg\|''[[Star Trek - The Art of the Film]]''
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Wolf in the Fold (episode)

Therin of Andor — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 20:56:57 GMT

Apocrypha: DC comic storyline

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	:When Yeoman [[Tankris]] fearfully asks, "''What could it be?''" Kirk replies, "''A vision of hell.''"		:When Yeoman [[Tankris]] fearfully asks, "''What could it be?''" Kirk replies, "''A vision of hell.''"

-	*A sequel, of sorts, to this story was presented in the [[WildStorm Comics\|WildStorm]] [[comics\|comic book]] "[[Embrace the Wolf]]".	+	* Sequels, of sorts, to this story were presented in #22/23 of [[DC Comics]]' "[[Wolf on the Prowl]]" and "[[Wolf at the Door]]" (Jan & Feb 1986) and the [[WildStorm Comics\|WildStorm]] TNG [[comics\|comic book]], "[[Embrace the Wolf]]".

	===Production timeline===		===Production timeline===

Upcoming productions

DarkHorizon — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 20:54:13 GMT

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-	*[[17 November]] - ''Star Trek'' DVD and Blu-ray released in Region 1, along with ''[[The Best of Star Trek: The Original Series, Volume 2]]'' and ''[[The Best of Star Trek: The Next Generation, Volume 2]]''; ''[[Star Trek - The Art of the Film]]''.
	*[[24 November]] - ''Star Trek: Vanguard'' novel ''[[Precipice]]'', by [[David Mack]].		*[[24 November]] - ''Star Trek: Vanguard'' novel ''[[Precipice]]'', by [[David Mack]].
	;December		;December

User talk:Setacourse

DarkHorizon — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 20:33:25 GMT

Re:Intrepid class: new section

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	{{Welcome}}--[[User:Gvsualan\|Alan del Beccio]] 06:49, 25 February 2007 (UTC)		{{Welcome}}--[[User:Gvsualan\|Alan del Beccio]] 06:49, 25 February 2007 (UTC)
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		+	== Re:Intrepid class ==
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		+	See [[MA:CANON]]. -- [[User:DarkHorizon\|Michael Warren]] \| [[User talk:DarkHorizon\|''Talk'']] 20:33, November 20, 2009 (UTC)

Memory Alpha:Category suggestions

Morder — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 20:25:16 GMT

AOL chats: +thought

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	:::Sounds good to me. - [http://memory-alpha.org/en/wiki/User:Archduk3 <span style="color:#00ff00;">Archduk3:</span>][http://memory-alpha.org/en/wiki/User_talk:Archduk3 talk] 17:19, September 28, 2009 (UTC)		:::Sounds good to me. - [http://memory-alpha.org/en/wiki/User:Archduk3 <span style="color:#00ff00;">Archduk3:</span>][http://memory-alpha.org/en/wiki/User_talk:Archduk3 talk] 17:19, September 28, 2009 (UTC)
	::Are we ready to implement this category as "Online interviews", or do we need further discussion? -- [[User:Renegade54\|Renegade54]] 20:04, November 20, 2009 (UTC)		::Are we ready to implement this category as "Online interviews", or do we need further discussion? -- [[User:Renegade54\|Renegade54]] 20:04, November 20, 2009 (UTC)
		+	::::"This is an archiving of all of DS9 writer/executive producer Ronald D. Moore's '''AOL postings''', the newest will appear first." and they were called "Postings/Chat archive" so I think the name is appropriate for now. — [[User:Morder\|Morder]] ([[User talk:Morder\|talk]]) 20:21, November 20, 2009 (UTC)
		+	::::Though, technically they were just an archive because of geocities going down and now that they're also available at "reocities" they might not be as necessary as before. — [[User:Morder\|Morder]] ([[User talk:Morder\|talk]]) 20:25, November 20, 2009 (UTC)

Ganino

Renegade54 — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 20:21:04 GMT

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	'''Ganino''' is a [[star]] that is in or near [[Federation]] space. ({{TNG\|Yesterday's Enterprise}})		'''Ganino''' is a [[star]] that is in or near [[Federation]] space. ({{TNG\|Yesterday's Enterprise}})

-	:''Ganino was only listed, in an [[alternate timeline]], in a [[tactical situation monitor]] showing progress of the [[Klingon]]s in their war with the Federation. The star was named for episode co-writer [[Trent Christopher Ganino]].''	+	{{bginfo\|Ganino was only listed, in an [[alternate timeline]], in a [[tactical situation monitor]] showing progress of the [[Klingon]]s in their war with the Federation. The star was named for episode co-writer [[Trent Christopher Ganino]].}}

	[[Category:Stars]]		[[Category:Stars]]

José I. Mendez

Renegade54 — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 20:20:34 GMT

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-	[[Image:JoseMendez, dress uniform.jpg\|thumb\|In [[dress uniform]].]]	+	[[Image:JoseMendez, dress uniform.jpg\|thumb\|In [[dress uniform]]]]
-	'''José I. Mendez''' was a [[23rd century]] [[Starfleet]] [[officer]]. By [[2267]] he had reached the [[rank]] of [[Commodore]].	+	'''José I. Mendez''' was a [[23rd century]] [[Starfleet]] [[officer]]. By [[2267]] he had reached the [[rank]] of [[commodore]].

-	That year, he replaced [[Stone (Commodore)\|Commodore Stone]] as portmaster of [[Starbase 11]]. In this capacity, Mendez oversaw the care of [[Fleet Captain]] [[Christopher Pike]] when the latter was hospitalized at the starbase.	+	That year, he replaced Commodore [[Stone (Commodore)\|Stone]] as [[portmaster]] of [[Starbase 11]]. In this capacity, Mendez oversaw the care of [[Fleet Captain]] [[Christopher Pike]] when the latter was hospitalized at the starbase.

	Shortly thereafter, Mendez greeted [[Captain]] [[James T. Kirk]] and [[Commander]] [[Spock]] when the {{USS\|Enterprise\|NCC-1701}} supposedly received a message to return to Starbase 11. Mendez denied sending such a message. It was soon revealed that Spock had falsified the message as part of a scheme to return Pike to [[Talos IV]].		Shortly thereafter, Mendez greeted [[Captain]] [[James T. Kirk]] and [[Commander]] [[Spock]] when the {{USS\|Enterprise\|NCC-1701}} supposedly received a message to return to Starbase 11. Mendez denied sending such a message. It was soon revealed that Spock had falsified the message as part of a scheme to return Pike to [[Talos IV]].

-	After Spock took command of the ''Enterprise'' and set a course for Talos IV, Mendez apparently traveled with Kirk aboard a [[shuttlecraft]] in pursuit of the [[starship]]. Mendez would then seem to preside over Spock's subsequent [[court martial]] aboard the ship. It was later revealed, however, that the Mendez aboard ''Enterprise'' and the shuttle was only an illusion, created by the [[Talosian]]s to prevent Kirk from regaining command of the starship before it reached Talos IV. ({{TOS\|The Menagerie, Part I\|The Menagerie, Part II}})	+	After Spock took command of the ''Enterprise'' and set a course for Talos IV, Mendez apparently traveled with Kirk aboard a [[shuttlecraft]] in pursuit of the [[starship]]. Mendez then seemed to preside over Spock's subsequent [[court martial]] aboard the ship. It was later revealed, however, that the Mendez aboard ''Enterprise'' and the shuttle was only an illusion, created by the [[Talosian]]s to prevent Kirk from regaining command of the starship before it reached Talos IV. ({{TOS\|The Menagerie, Part I\|The Menagerie, Part II}})

-	== Background ==	+	{{bginfo\|The character's middle initial was visible on paperwork visible in closeups, and was spoken by [[Nyota Uhura\|Uhura]] at the end of Part II. The commodore was played by [[Malachi Throne]], who had previously provided the voice of [[Unnamed Talosians#Magistrate (The Keeper)\|the Keeper]] in {{TOS\|The Cage}}. His casting on this episode was fortuitous (or finagled) because there were several new lines written for the Keeper that he needed to record.\|In the non-[[canon]] [[comics\|comic book]] "[[Star Trek: Alien Spotlight\|Alien Spotlight]]: [[Alien Spotlight: Orions\|Orions]]", Mendez acts as a contact for Pike at Starfleet, giving him information about Muso, a suspicious [[Tellarite]].}}
-	The character's middle initial was visible on paperwork visible in closeups, and spoken by [[Nyota Uhura\|Uhura]] at the end of Part II. The commodore was played by [[Malachi Throne]], who had previously provided the voice of [[Unnamed Talosians#Magistrate (The Keeper)\|the Keeper]] in {{TOS\|The Cage}}. His casting on this episode was fortuitous (or finagled) because there were several new lines written for the Keeper that he needed to record.
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-	In the non-[[canon]] [[comics\|comic book]] ''[[Star Trek: Alien Spotlight\|Alien Spotlight]]'': "[[Alien Spotlight: Orions\|Orions]]", Mendez acts as a contact for Pike at Starfleet, giving him information about Muso, a suspicious [[Tellarite]].

	[[Category:Humans\|Mendez, Jose]]		[[Category:Humans\|Mendez, Jose]]

Cartwright

Morder — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 20:17:58 GMT

Alternate reality: +incite

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	[[File:Cartwright, 2258.jpg\|thumb\|Captain Cartwright]]		[[File:Cartwright, 2258.jpg\|thumb\|Captain Cartwright]]
-	In [[2258]], of an [[alternate reality]], after Kirk took command of the {{USS\|Enterprise\|alternate reality}} and helped save [[Earth]] and [[Captain]] {{alt\|Christopher Pike}} from [[Nero]], Cartwright was present at Kirk's promotion to captain of the ''Enterprise''. ({{film\|11}})	+	In [[2258]], of an [[alternate reality]], after Kirk took command of the {{USS\|Enterprise\|alternate reality}} and helped save [[Earth]] and [[Captain]] {{alt\|Christopher Pike}} from [[Nero]], Cartwright was present at Kirk's promotion to captain of the ''Enterprise''. ({{film\|11}}) {{incite\|needs information that this is actually Cartwright}}

	==Appendices==		==Appendices==

Talk:Cartwright

Morder — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 20:17:35 GMT

Captain Cartwright - source?: re

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	:The ''source'' appears to be the actor who played the role. Though I'm the first one to say that it shouldn't be readily acceptable without confirmation. — [[User:Morder\|Morder]] ([[User talk:Morder\|talk]]) 19:21, November 20, 2009 (UTC)		:The ''source'' appears to be the actor who played the role. Though I'm the first one to say that it shouldn't be readily acceptable without confirmation. — [[User:Morder\|Morder]] ([[User talk:Morder\|talk]]) 19:21, November 20, 2009 (UTC)
	Aha, I see in the history of this article that Errik Tustenuggee apparently added the information himself, judging by the username Errikt. However, unless we have canon confirmation in the form of a nameplate or similar, the information should be removed from the canon section. It can be retained in the background section, but at the very least we should add "according to Errik Tustenuggee who played the role". It would be ideal if the actor could scan in a document showing the name of his role or at least describe in the background section where he obtained that information, so we can trace it back more easily. If we were to find the original source, it could provide us with more names for the various background people. – [[User:NotOfTheBody\|NotOfTheBody]] 19:53, November 20, 2009 (UTC)		Aha, I see in the history of this article that Errik Tustenuggee apparently added the information himself, judging by the username Errikt. However, unless we have canon confirmation in the form of a nameplate or similar, the information should be removed from the canon section. It can be retained in the background section, but at the very least we should add "according to Errik Tustenuggee who played the role". It would be ideal if the actor could scan in a document showing the name of his role or at least describe in the background section where he obtained that information, so we can trace it back more easily. If we were to find the original source, it could provide us with more names for the various background people. – [[User:NotOfTheBody\|NotOfTheBody]] 19:53, November 20, 2009 (UTC)
		+	:All that's needed is an {{tl\|incite}} tag for now. — [[User:Morder\|Morder]] ([[User talk:Morder\|talk]]) 20:17, November 20, 2009 (UTC)

Tarsus IV

Renegade54 — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 20:16:59 GMT

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	Tarsus IV also appeared in the starchart [[Data]] and [[Jean-Luc Picard\|Picard]] were studying in [[Stellar Cartography]] in [[2371]]. ({{film\|7}})		Tarsus IV also appeared in the starchart [[Data]] and [[Jean-Luc Picard\|Picard]] were studying in [[Stellar Cartography]] in [[2371]]. ({{film\|7}})

-	==Background==	+	{{bginfo\|In the original script of {{DS9\|The Jem'Hadar}}, [[Quark]] told [[Benjamin Sisko]] that the [[Ferengi]] had never had an incident like what happened on Tarsus IV.\|According to [[Mike Sussman]], a computer readout on the {{USS\|Defiant\|NCC-1764}} in {{e\|In a Mirror, Darkly, Part II}} stated that [[Hoshi Sato]] was among those killed by Kodos on Tarsus Four. However, the relevant section of the bio did not appear in the finished cut of the episode.}}
-	In the original script of {{DS9\|The Jem'Hadar}}, [[Quark]] told [[Benjamin Sisko]] that the [[Ferengi]] had never had an incident like what happened on Tarsus IV.
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-	According to [[Mike Sussman]], a computer readout on the {{USS\|Defiant\|NCC-1764}} in {{e\|In a Mirror, Darkly, Part II}} stated that [[Hoshi Sato]] was among those killed by Kodos on Tarsus Four. However, the relevant section of the bio did not appear in the finished cut of the episode.

	[[Category:Colonies]]		[[Category:Colonies]]

Ahab

Renegade54 — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 20:15:13 GMT

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	When [[Qatai]] invited [[The Doctor]] to join him on his quest hunting the [[telepathic pitcher plant]], The Doctor declined, stating that he wouldn't want to be an [[Ishmael]] to Qatai's Ahab. ({{VOY\|Bliss}})		When [[Qatai]] invited [[The Doctor]] to join him on his quest hunting the [[telepathic pitcher plant]], The Doctor declined, stating that he wouldn't want to be an [[Ishmael]] to Qatai's Ahab. ({{VOY\|Bliss}})

-	:''Patrick Stewart went on to play the role of Captain Ahab in the 1998 TV movie ''Moby Dick''. He was nominated for an Emmy and a Golden Globe Award for this role. Of course, Ricardo Montalban's [[Khan Noonien Singh]] was a sci-fi depiction of Captain Ahab to the ''Enterprise'''s Moby Dick.''	+	{{bginfo\|Patrick Stewart went on to play the role of Captain Ahab in the 1998 TV movie ''Moby Dick''. He was nominated for an Emmy and a Golden Globe Award for this role. Of course, Ricardo Montalban's [[Khan Noonien Singh]] was a science fictional depiction of Captain Ahab to the ''Enterprise'''s Moby Dick.}}
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	[[de:Ahab]]		[[de:Ahab]]

Canopus system

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-	The '''Canopus system''' (or '''Alpha Carinae system''') contains at least three inhabited [[planet]]s, out of a minimum of five in total. ({{TOS\|Wolf in the Fold}}) [[Geology\|Geologist]] [[Carstairs (geologist)\|Carstairs]] of the {{USS\|Enterprise\|NCC-1701}} once served aboard a [[Merchant Marines]] [[freighter]] in this area. ({{TOS\|The Ultimate Computer}})	+	The '''Canopus system''' (or '''Alpha Carinae system''') contains at least three inhabited [[planet]]s, out of a minimum of five in total. ({{TOS\|Wolf in the Fold}})
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		+	[[Geology\|Geologist]] [[Carstairs (geologist)\|Carstairs]] of the {{USS\|Enterprise\|NCC-1701}} once served aboard a [[Merchant Marines]] [[freighter]] in this area. ({{TOS\|The Ultimate Computer}})
	* [[Canopus]] ([[star\|primary]])		* [[Canopus]] ([[star\|primary]])
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	** [[Alpha Carinae V]]		** [[Alpha Carinae V]]
-	:''It is probable that Canopus is the home system of "the [[Canopus Planet]]" spoken of by [[Gary Mitchell]] in {{e\|Where No Man Has Gone Before}} as the planet where [[Phineas Tarbolde]] wrote the poem "[[Nightingale Woman]]" in [[1996]].''	+	{{bginfo\|It is probable that Canopus is the home system of "the [[Canopus Planet]]" spoken of by [[Gary Mitchell]] in {{e\|Where No Man Has Gone Before}} as the planet where [[Phineas Tarbolde]] wrote the poem "[[Nightingale Woman]]" in [[1996]].}}
-	== External link ==	+	== External links ==
	* {{NCwiki}}		* {{NCwiki}}
	* {{wikipedia}}		* {{wikipedia}}

Upcoming productions

Renegade54 — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 20:09:48 GMT

2012: fix sort key

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	{{eventbrowser\|{{CURRENTYEAR}}\|Pre-1964}}		{{eventbrowser\|{{CURRENTYEAR}}\|Pre-1964}}
-	[[Category:Production timeline\|2008]]	+	[[Category:Production timeline\|2999]]

Talk:Cartwright

NotOfTheBody — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 20:06:23 GMT

Captain Cartwright - source?:

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	I only found an IMDB listing which mentions Federation Captain Cartwright and the actor in an uncredited appearance. Should I look for a nameplate in one of the Academy scenes, or what is the actual source of this information? It should be clarified, since it is not immediately obvious even after several viewings of the movie. – [[User:NotOfTheBody\|NotOfTheBody]] 19:07, November 20, 2009 (UTC)		I only found an IMDB listing which mentions Federation Captain Cartwright and the actor in an uncredited appearance. Should I look for a nameplate in one of the Academy scenes, or what is the actual source of this information? It should be clarified, since it is not immediately obvious even after several viewings of the movie. – [[User:NotOfTheBody\|NotOfTheBody]] 19:07, November 20, 2009 (UTC)
	:The ''source'' appears to be the actor who played the role. Though I'm the first one to say that it shouldn't be readily acceptable without confirmation. — [[User:Morder\|Morder]] ([[User talk:Morder\|talk]]) 19:21, November 20, 2009 (UTC)		:The ''source'' appears to be the actor who played the role. Though I'm the first one to say that it shouldn't be readily acceptable without confirmation. — [[User:Morder\|Morder]] ([[User talk:Morder\|talk]]) 19:21, November 20, 2009 (UTC)
-	Aha, I see in the history of this article that Errik Tustenuggee added the information himself. However, unless we have canon confirmation in the form of a nameplate or similar, the information should be removed from the canon section. It can be retained in the background section, but at the very least we should add "according to Errik Tustenuggee who played the role". It would be ideal if the actor could scan in a document showing the name of his role or at least describe in the background section where he obtained that information, so we can trace it back more easily. If we were to find the original source, it could provide us with more names for the various background people. – [[User:NotOfTheBody\|NotOfTheBody]] 19:53, November 20, 2009 (UTC)	+	Aha, I see in the history of this article that Errik Tustenuggee apparently added the information himself, judging by the username Errikt. However, unless we have canon confirmation in the form of a nameplate or similar, the information should be removed from the canon section. It can be retained in the background section, but at the very least we should add "according to Errik Tustenuggee who played the role". It would be ideal if the actor could scan in a document showing the name of his role or at least describe in the background section where he obtained that information, so we can trace it back more easily. If we were to find the original source, it could provide us with more names for the various background people. – [[User:NotOfTheBody\|NotOfTheBody]] 19:53, November 20, 2009 (UTC)

27 April

Renegade54 — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 20:06:23 GMT

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-	[[sv:27 april]]	+	[[sv:27 april]]{{Day header\|27\|4}}
-	{{Day header\|27\|4}}
	A list of events which occurred on the '''27th of April'''.</noinclude>		A list of events which occurred on the '''27th of April'''.</noinclude>
	;{{y\|1952}}		;{{y\|1952}}

Memory Alpha:Category suggestions

Renegade54 — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 20:04:30 GMT

AOL chats: re

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	::Good point. How about "Online interviews" instead? -- [[User:Renegade54\|Renegade54]] 15:30, September 28, 2009 (UTC)		::Good point. How about "Online interviews" instead? -- [[User:Renegade54\|Renegade54]] 15:30, September 28, 2009 (UTC)
	:::Sounds good to me. - [http://memory-alpha.org/en/wiki/User:Archduk3 <span style="color:#00ff00;">Archduk3:</span>][http://memory-alpha.org/en/wiki/User_talk:Archduk3 talk] 17:19, September 28, 2009 (UTC)		:::Sounds good to me. - [http://memory-alpha.org/en/wiki/User:Archduk3 <span style="color:#00ff00;">Archduk3:</span>][http://memory-alpha.org/en/wiki/User_talk:Archduk3 talk] 17:19, September 28, 2009 (UTC)
		+	::Are we ready to implement this category as "Online interviews", or do we need further discussion? -- [[User:Renegade54\|Renegade54]] 20:04, November 20, 2009 (UTC)

Remote controlled spaceship

Renegade54 — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 19:59:49 GMT

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	'''Remote controlled spaceship''' is a type of [[22nd century]] [[toy]] [[model]] that could be controlled by [[remote control]].		'''Remote controlled spaceship''' is a type of [[22nd century]] [[toy]] [[model]] that could be controlled by [[remote control]].

-	As a child [[Jonathan Archer]], flew a radio controlled spaceship with his father [[Henry Archer]]. ({{ENT\|Broken Bow}}) Later, as an adult, Jonathan Archer let [[Sim]], a clone of [[Trip Tucker]] play with the same model aboard [[Enterprise (NX-01)\|''Enterprise'']]. ({{ENT\|Similitude}})	+	As a child [[Jonathan Archer]], flew a radio controlled spaceship with his father [[Henry Archer]]. ({{ENT\|Broken Bow}}) Later, as an adult, Jonathan Archer let [[Sim]], a clone of [[Trip Tucker]], play with the same model aboard [[Enterprise (NX-01)\|''Enterprise'']]. ({{ENT\|Similitude}})

	===See also===		===See also===

User talk:DarkHorizon

Setacourse — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 19:59:33 GMT

Intrepid class edit: new section

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	This is a fervent thank you, and a defence of the releases timeline and gallery if anyone disagrees with their existence in the future. [[User:Setacourse\|Setacourse]] 21:34, November 9, 2009 (UTC)		This is a fervent thank you, and a defence of the releases timeline and gallery if anyone disagrees with their existence in the future. [[User:Setacourse\|Setacourse]] 21:34, November 9, 2009 (UTC)
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		+	== Intrepid class edit ==
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		+	[http://memory-alpha.org/en/index.php?title=Intrepid_class&diff=1054622&oldid=1054592 Ah.] I was excited for finding that fact upon reading the interview and proud of formatting the cite correctly after looking at MA:CYS. Oh well.
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		+	I didn't realise production sources couldn't support in-universe facts. Where is that written? I believe you, as I now don't recall seeing such a cite in an in-universe section, but I want to absorb more policy before I do more work (or get excited about something :) that will be reverted because it's not allowed. [[User:Setacourse\|Setacourse]] 19:59, November 20, 2009 (UTC)

Timeless (episode)

85.94.135.172 — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 19:58:18 GMT

Memorable Quotes:

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	"''You see, Doc, 15 years ago, I miscalculated the slipstream threshold and transmitted the wrong phase corrections to ''Voyager''. Boom! They were knocked out of the slipstream and sent to an icy death; <nowiki>'</nowiki>Thank you, Ensign Kim.''<nowiki>'</nowiki>"		"''You see, Doc, 15 years ago, I miscalculated the slipstream threshold and transmitted the wrong phase corrections to ''Voyager''. Boom! They were knocked out of the slipstream and sent to an icy death; <nowiki>'</nowiki>Thank you, Ensign Kim.''<nowiki>'</nowiki>"
	:- '''Harry Kim''', to The Doctor		:- '''Harry Kim''', to The Doctor
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		+	"''Shield generators?''"<br />
		+	"''Online.''"<br />
		+	"''Plasma flow?''"<br />
		+	"''Stable.''"<br />
		+	"''Comm. link?''"<br />
		+	"''Secure.''"<br />
		+	"''Lunch?''"<br />
		+	"''Salami sandwiches.''"
		+	:- '''Chakotay''' and '''Harry Kim'''

Star Trek (film)

Delta2373 — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 19:56:37 GMT

Memorable quotes: Added quote.

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		+	"''Kirk!''"<br />
		+	"''Sulu!''"
		+	: - '''Sulu''' and '''Kirk''', as Sulu falls from the ''Narada''{{'}}s drill platform

Talk:Cartwright

NotOfTheBody — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 19:53:46 GMT

Captain Cartwright - source?:

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	I only found an IMDB listing which mentions Federation Captain Cartwright and the actor in an uncredited appearance. Should I look for a nameplate in one of the Academy scenes, or what is the actual source of this information? It should be clarified, since it is not immediately obvious even after several viewings of the movie. – [[User:NotOfTheBody\|NotOfTheBody]] 19:07, November 20, 2009 (UTC)		I only found an IMDB listing which mentions Federation Captain Cartwright and the actor in an uncredited appearance. Should I look for a nameplate in one of the Academy scenes, or what is the actual source of this information? It should be clarified, since it is not immediately obvious even after several viewings of the movie. – [[User:NotOfTheBody\|NotOfTheBody]] 19:07, November 20, 2009 (UTC)
	:The ''source'' appears to be the actor who played the role. Though I'm the first one to say that it shouldn't be readily acceptable without confirmation. — [[User:Morder\|Morder]] ([[User talk:Morder\|talk]]) 19:21, November 20, 2009 (UTC)		:The ''source'' appears to be the actor who played the role. Though I'm the first one to say that it shouldn't be readily acceptable without confirmation. — [[User:Morder\|Morder]] ([[User talk:Morder\|talk]]) 19:21, November 20, 2009 (UTC)
		+	Aha, I see in the history of this article that Errik Tustenuggee added the information himself. However, unless we have canon confirmation in the form of a nameplate or similar, the information should be removed from the canon section. It can be retained in the background section, but at the very least we should add "according to Errik Tustenuggee who played the role". It would be ideal if the actor could scan in a document showing the name of his role or at least describe in the background section where he obtained that information, so we can trace it back more easily. If we were to find the original source, it could provide us with more names for the various background people. – [[User:NotOfTheBody\|NotOfTheBody]] 19:53, November 20, 2009 (UTC)

Star Trek (film)

ThomasHL — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 19:51:13 GMT

Links and references: Henry Kingi, Jr. confirmed

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	*[[Jace Jeanes]] - Stunt Double for [[Clifton Collins, Jr.]]		*[[Jace Jeanes]] - Stunt Double for [[Clifton Collins, Jr.]]
	*[[Lauren Kim]] - Utility Stunts: [[USS Kelvin personnel#Bridge crew\|''Kelvin'' crewmember]]		*[[Lauren Kim]] - Utility Stunts: [[USS Kelvin personnel#Bridge crew\|''Kelvin'' crewmember]]
		+	*[[Henry Kingi, Jr.]] - Utility Stunts: [[Narada personnel#Crewmembers\|Romulan officer]]
	*[[James Lew]] - Utility Stunts: [[Narada personnel#Crew members\|Romulan officer]]		*[[James Lew]] - Utility Stunts: [[Narada personnel#Crew members\|Romulan officer]]
	*[[Anthony Molinari]] - Stunt Double for [[Greg Ellis]]		*[[Anthony Molinari]] - Stunt Double for [[Greg Ellis]]
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	*'''Derek Graf''' - Stunts		*'''Derek Graf''' - Stunts
-	*[[Henry Kingi, Jr.]] - Stunts
	*'''Justin Riemer''' - Stunt Performer		*'''Justin Riemer''' - Stunt Performer
	*'''A.J. Verel''' - Stunt Performer: ''Enterprise'' crewmember		*'''A.J. Verel''' - Stunt Performer: ''Enterprise'' crewmember

Narada personnel

ThomasHL — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 19:49:36 GMT

Crewmembers: + one

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	{{bginfo\|Beside three credited actors all other crewmembers were played by background and stunt performers. The Romulan played by [[Joe Quinto]] spoke no lines during the shooting of the film, but the character was given dialogue in post-production. This dialogue was spoken by [[Wil Wheaton]] of ''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation]]'' fame.}}		{{bginfo\|Beside three credited actors all other crewmembers were played by background and stunt performers. The Romulan played by [[Joe Quinto]] spoke no lines during the shooting of the film, but the character was given dialogue in post-production. This dialogue was spoken by [[Wil Wheaton]] of ''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation]]'' fame.}}

-	<gallery perrow=3>	+	<gallery>
	File:Narada crewman 1.jpg\|''Played by [[Matthew Beisner]]''		File:Narada crewman 1.jpg\|''Played by [[Matthew Beisner]]''
	File:Narada crewman 2.jpg\|''Played by [[Jesper Inglis]]''		File:Narada crewman 2.jpg\|''Played by [[Jesper Inglis]]''
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	File:Narada crewman 8.jpg\|''Played by [[Mark Phelan]]''		File:Narada crewman 8.jpg\|''Played by [[Mark Phelan]]''
	File:Narada crewman 9.jpg\|''Played by [[Richard Arnold]]''		File:Narada crewman 9.jpg\|''Played by [[Richard Arnold]]''
		+	File:Narada crewman 10.jpg\|''Played by [[Henry Kingi, Jr.]]''
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	<br clear=all>		<br clear=all>

Henry Kingi, Jr.

ThomasHL — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 19:48:41 GMT

+ role in Star Trek

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-	'''Henry Masao Kingi, Jr.''' {{born\|3\|June\|1970}} is a stuntman and stunt actor who served as stunt double for [[Alexander Siddig]] in several episodes of ''[[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine]]'' and portrayed background stunt characters as well. More recently he performed stunts in [[J.J. Abrams]]' {{film\|11}}. Kingi received no credit for his performances.	+	'''Henry Masao Kingi, Jr.''' {{born\|3\|June\|1970}} is a stuntman and stunt actor who served as stunt double for [[Alexander Siddig]] in several episodes of ''[[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine]]'' and portrayed background stunt characters as well. More recently he performed stunts as a [[Narada personnel#Crewmembers\|Romulan crewman]] in [[J.J. Abrams]]' {{film\|11}}. [http://us.imdb.com/media/rm3817900032/nm0455436] Kingi received no credit for his performances.

	Kingi was [[Star Trek birthdays\|born]] in Los Angeles, California and is the son of stuntman [[Henry Kingi, Sr.]]. His former stepmother was actress {{w\|Lindsay Wagner}}, and he has two half-brothers, Alex Kingi and stuntman [[Dorian Kingi]]. He was nominated for two Taurus World Stunt Awards (2004 for best high work in ''Bad Boys II'' with [[Jeff Cadiente]] and [[Denney Pierce]] and 2007 for best car stunt in ''Deja Vu'') and has won another for outstanding achievement in stunts (2004). He has doubled for actors such as {{w\|Antonio Banderas}}, {{w\|Terrance Howard}}, and {{w\|Jason Scott Lee}}.		Kingi was [[Star Trek birthdays\|born]] in Los Angeles, California and is the son of stuntman [[Henry Kingi, Sr.]]. His former stepmother was actress {{w\|Lindsay Wagner}}, and he has two half-brothers, Alex Kingi and stuntman [[Dorian Kingi]]. He was nominated for two Taurus World Stunt Awards (2004 for best high work in ''Bad Boys II'' with [[Jeff Cadiente]] and [[Denney Pierce]] and 2007 for best car stunt in ''Deja Vu'') and has won another for outstanding achievement in stunts (2004). He has doubled for actors such as {{w\|Antonio Banderas}}, {{w\|Terrance Howard}}, and {{w\|Jason Scott Lee}}.
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	[[Category:DS9 performers\|Kingi, Jr., Henry]]		[[Category:DS9 performers\|Kingi, Jr., Henry]]
		+	[[Category:Movies performers\|Kingi, Jr., Henry]]

George Hearn

137.155.40.122 — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 19:32:52 GMT

Stage: done with theatrical work; still in use

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	In 1971, Hearn took over the role of John Dickinson in the historical musical comedy ''1776''. In 1974 and 1975, he again participated in the New York Shakespeare Festival, performing in ''The Merry Wives of Windsor'', ''Richard III'' (with [[Paul Winfield]]), and ''A Midsummer Night's Dream''. From December 1975 through January 1976, he played Horatio in a Broadway revival of Shakespeare's ''Hamlet'' at the Vivian Beaumont Theatre, which also featured [[Bruce McGill]] as Osric. In 1976, Hearn co-starred with [[Victor Garber]] in ''The House of Mirth'' at the Long Wharf Theatre in New Haven, Connecticut.		In 1971, Hearn took over the role of John Dickinson in the historical musical comedy ''1776''. In 1974 and 1975, he again participated in the New York Shakespeare Festival, performing in ''The Merry Wives of Windsor'', ''Richard III'' (with [[Paul Winfield]]), and ''A Midsummer Night's Dream''. From December 1975 through January 1976, he played Horatio in a Broadway revival of Shakespeare's ''Hamlet'' at the Vivian Beaumont Theatre, which also featured [[Bruce McGill]] as Osric. In 1976, Hearn co-starred with [[Victor Garber]] in ''The House of Mirth'' at the Long Wharf Theatre in New Haven, Connecticut.
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		+	In 1979, Hearn starred as Papa in the Broadway musical ''I Remember Mama'', which also featured ''[[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine]]''{{'}}s [[Armin Shimerman]]. Later that year, Hearn replaced ''[[Star Trek: Voyager]]'' guest star [[Len Cariou]] in the title role of the Stephen Sondheim musical ''Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street''. This production reunited Hearn with Victor Garber, who played the role of Anthony Hope, a sailor who saves befriends Todd and falls in love with his daughter, Johanna. Hearn continued playing Sweeney Todd as the production toured North American cities from October 1980 through August 1981. A production from this tour was recorded and later broadcast as part of the PBS series ''Great Performances''. For his work in this production, Hearn won an Emmy Award as Outstanding Individual Performance in a Variety or Music Program, as well as a CableACE Award.
		+
		+	Hearn's next Broadway production was the 1980 revival of ''Watch on the Rhine'', in which he acted alongside [[Harris Yulin]]. Hearn was nominated for his first Tony Award for his performance in this play. He received his second Tony Award nomination for his work in the short-lived musical ''A Doll's Life'', which ran for only five performances in 1982. He then starred in ''Whodunnit'', along with [[Jeffrey Alan Chandler]] and [[John Glover]]; his role was eventually assumed by [[Frank Gorshin]]. Hearn then earned his third Tony nomination – and first win – for his portrayal of Albin in as part of the original cast of the hit musical comedy ''La Cage aux Folles''. He also won a Drama Desk Award for his work in ths play. Among the actors who replaced Hearn in later performances was [[Keene Curtis]].
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		+	In 1988, Hearn worked with [[Raphael Sbarge]] in a Broadway revival of Eugene O'Neal's ''Ah, Wilderness!'' The following year, he reunited with Stephen McHattie for the original Broadway play ''Ghetto'' and worked off-Broadway with [[Stephen Collins]], [[Bruce Davison]], Victor Garber, [[Richard Kiley]], and [[Fritz Weaver]] in ''Love Letters''. He then starred as Alonzo Smith in ''Meet Me in St. Louis'', with [[Courtney Peldon]] playing his daughter, Tootie. In 1993, Hearn originated the role of Max von Mayerling in the musical ''Sunset Boulevard'', which made its way to Broadway the following year. Hearn won his second Tony Award (his fourth nomination) for his performance in this musical, which also featured [[Alan Oppenheimer]].
		+
		+	Hearn next played Otto Frank in a 1997 Broadway revival of ''The Diary of Anne Frank'', in which he again worked with Harris Yulin. He then starred in the musical revue ''Putting It Together'', receiving his most recent Tony Award nomination. In 2004, Hearn began playing The Wonderful Wizard of Oz in the hit Broadway musical ''Wicked'', taking over the role from ''Voyager'' guest star [[Joel Grey]]. He returned to the role briefly in early 2006, filling in for fellow TNG guest actor [[Ben Vereen]], who was on vacation.

	=== Film and television ===		=== Film and television ===

User talk:Archduk3

Archduk3 — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 19:31:55 GMT

Orphaning images:

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	== Orphaning images ==		== Orphaning images ==
	Regarding your changes to [[Excelsior class]]: If you remove or orphan an image from an article, such as in this case [[:File:USS Excelsior, aft.jpg]], please be sure you do something with it, reuse it or post it for deletion so that it just doesn't float off into some state of limbo on the unused image list. Thanks. --[[User:Gvsualan\|Alan]] 14:02, November 20, 2009 (UTC)		Regarding your changes to [[Excelsior class]]: If you remove or orphan an image from an article, such as in this case [[:File:USS Excelsior, aft.jpg]], please be sure you do something with it, reuse it or post it for deletion so that it just doesn't float off into some state of limbo on the unused image list. Thanks. --[[User:Gvsualan\|Alan]] 14:02, November 20, 2009 (UTC)
-	:I was going to use it in the article, I just needed to know if the MSDs I link to on the talk page were canon or not before. - [http://memory-alpha.org/en/wiki/User:Archduk3 <span style="color:#00ff00;">Archduk3:</span>][http://memory-alpha.org/en/wiki/User_talk:Archduk3 talk] 19:21, November 20, 2009 (UTC)	+	:I was going to use it in the article, I just needed to know if the MSDs I link to on the talk page were canon or not before. I see you added it pretty much where I was going to anyways, though I'll make a point to move them in the future instead of remove and forget because of shinny objects. - [Edited] [http://memory-alpha.org/en/wiki/User:Archduk3 <span style="color:#00ff00;">Archduk3:</span>][http://memory-alpha.org/en/wiki/User_talk:Archduk3 talk] 19:31, November 20, 2009 (UTC)

Ira Steven Behr/AOL chats/iramsn.txt

Morder — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 19:30:28 GMT

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	<pre>		<pre>
	Star Trek: Continuum Chat With Ira Steven Behr - Sept. 30, 1997		Star Trek: Continuum Chat With Ira Steven Behr - Sept. 30, 1997

Brannon Braga/AOL chats/braga1.txt

Morder — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 19:30:28 GMT

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	<pre>		<pre>
	>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>		>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

Michael Piller/AOL chats/pillrcht.txt

Morder — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 19:30:27 GMT

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	<pre><SteveKrutzler> ADMIRAL ON DECK!		<pre><SteveKrutzler> ADMIRAL ON DECK!

Portal:Main/Panels/Where to watch

Archduk3 — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 19:28:35 GMT

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	** {{TOS}} Sunday at 2:20am, 8:00am and 10:50am		** {{TOS}} Sunday at 2:20am, 8:00am and 10:50am
	** [[Star Trek films\|Movies]]: Saturday at 6:00pm; Sunday at 4:05am and 5:30pm		** [[Star Trek films\|Movies]]: Saturday at 6:00pm; Sunday at 4:05am and 5:30pm
		+	</div>
		+
		+	==== Brazil ====
		+	<div class="appear">
		+	*Sci Fi Channel (Cable)
		+	**{{TNG}} Mon-Fri 6pm (repeated at midnight-12am) - Season 6
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	**{{TNG}} Mon-Fri 8pm (repeated at 2am and 5am next day) - Currently on Season 6		**{{TNG}} Mon-Fri 8pm (repeated at 2am and 5am next day) - Currently on Season 6
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-	==== South Africa ====
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-	Currently none
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	</div>		</div>
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	<!-- The edit link, Do not remove --><div align="right" class="noicon"><div class="noprint"><small>• [http://memory-alpha.org/en/index.php?title=Portal:Main/Panels/Where_to_watch&action=edit edit]</small></div></div>		<!-- The edit link, Do not remove --><div align="right" class="noicon"><div class="noprint"><small>• [http://memory-alpha.org/en/index.php?title=Portal:Main/Panels/Where_to_watch&action=edit edit]</small></div></div>
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-	==== South America - BRAZIL ====
-	<div class="appear">
-	*Sci Fi Channel (Cable)
-	**{{TNG}} Mon-Fri 6pm (repeated at midnight-12am) - Season 6
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Ronald D. Moore/AOL chats/ron127.txt

Morder — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 19:28:14 GMT

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	<pre>		<pre>
	Subject: Answers		Subject: Answers

Ronald D. Moore/AOL chats/ron125.txt

Morder — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 19:28:12 GMT

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	<pre>		<pre>
	Subject: Answers		Subject: Answers

Ronald D. Moore/AOL chats/ron123.txt

Morder — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 19:28:09 GMT

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	<pre>		<pre>
	Subject: Answers		Subject: Answers

Ronald D. Moore/AOL chats/trekron.txt

Morder — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 19:28:07 GMT

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	<pre>LIVE CHAT With Mr. Ronald D. Moore, Tuesday, November 11th, 1997		<pre>LIVE CHAT With Mr. Ronald D. Moore, Tuesday, November 11th, 1997
	7PM PST (10PM EST)		7PM PST (10PM EST)

Ronald D. Moore/AOL chats/altgen.txt

Morder — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 19:28:06 GMT

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	The Missing "Star Trek: Generations" scenes, including the famous Alternate-		The Missing "Star Trek: Generations" scenes, including the famous Alternate-

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	[[Image:JoseMendez.jpg\|thumb\|Commodore Mendez]]		[[Image:JoseMendez.jpg\|thumb\|Commodore Mendez]]
-	[[Image:JoseMendez, dress uniform.jpg\|thumb\|In [[dress uniform]].]]	+	[[Image:JoseMendez, dress uniform.jpg\|thumb\|In [[dress uniform]]]]
-	'''José I. Mendez''' was a [[23rd century]] [[Starfleet]] [[officer]]. By [[2267]] he had reached the [[rank]] of [[Commodore]].	+	'''José I. Mendez''' was a [[23rd century]] [[Starfleet]] [[officer]]. By [[2267]] he had reached the [[rank]] of [[commodore]].

-	That year, he replaced [[Stone (Commodore)\|Commodore Stone]] as portmaster of [[Starbase 11]]. In this capacity, Mendez oversaw the care of [[Fleet Captain]] [[Christopher Pike]] when the latter was hospitalized at the starbase.	+	That year, he replaced Commodore [[Stone (Commodore)\|Stone]] as [[portmaster]] of [[Starbase 11]]. In this capacity, Mendez oversaw the care of [[Fleet Captain]] [[Christopher Pike]] when the latter was hospitalized at the starbase.

	Shortly thereafter, Mendez greeted [[Captain]] [[James T. Kirk]] and [[Commander]] [[Spock]] when the {{USS\|Enterprise\|NCC-1701}} supposedly received a message to return to Starbase 11. Mendez denied sending such a message. It was soon revealed that Spock had falsified the message as part of a scheme to return Pike to [[Talos IV]].		Shortly thereafter, Mendez greeted [[Captain]] [[James T. Kirk]] and [[Commander]] [[Spock]] when the {{USS\|Enterprise\|NCC-1701}} supposedly received a message to return to Starbase 11. Mendez denied sending such a message. It was soon revealed that Spock had falsified the message as part of a scheme to return Pike to [[Talos IV]].

-	After Spock took command of the ''Enterprise'' and set a course for Talos IV, Mendez apparently traveled with Kirk aboard a [[shuttlecraft]] in pursuit of the [[starship]]. Mendez would then seem to preside over Spock's subsequent [[court martial]] aboard the ship. It was later revealed, however, that the Mendez aboard ''Enterprise'' and the shuttle was only an illusion, created by the [[Talosian]]s to prevent Kirk from regaining command of the starship before it reached Talos IV. ({{TOS\|The Menagerie, Part I\|The Menagerie, Part II}})	+	After Spock took command of the ''Enterprise'' and set a course for Talos IV, Mendez apparently traveled with Kirk aboard a [[shuttlecraft]] in pursuit of the [[starship]]. Mendez then seemed to preside over Spock's subsequent [[court martial]] aboard the ship. It was later revealed, however, that the Mendez aboard ''Enterprise'' and the shuttle was only an illusion, created by the [[Talosian]]s to prevent Kirk from regaining command of the starship before it reached Talos IV. ({{TOS\|The Menagerie, Part I\|The Menagerie, Part II}})

-	== Background ==	+	{{bginfo\|The character's middle initial was visible on paperwork visible in closeups, and was spoken by [[Nyota Uhura\|Uhura]] at the end of Part II. The commodore was played by [[Malachi Throne]], who had previously provided the voice of [[Unnamed Talosians#Magistrate (The Keeper)\|the Keeper]] in {{TOS\|The Cage}}. His casting on this episode was fortuitous (or finagled) because there were several new lines written for the Keeper that he needed to record.\|In the non-[[canon]] [[comics\|comic book]] "[[Star Trek: Alien Spotlight\|Alien Spotlight]]: [[Alien Spotlight: Orions\|Orions]]", Mendez acts as a contact for Pike at Starfleet, giving him information about Muso, a suspicious [[Tellarite]].}}
-	The character's middle initial was visible on paperwork visible in closeups, and spoken by [[Nyota Uhura\|Uhura]] at the end of Part II. The commodore was played by [[Malachi Throne]], who had previously provided the voice of [[Unnamed Talosians#Magistrate (The Keeper)\|the Keeper]] in {{TOS\|The Cage}}. His casting on this episode was fortuitous (or finagled) because there were several new lines written for the Keeper that he needed to record.
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-	In the non-[[canon]] [[comics\|comic book]] ''[[Star Trek: Alien Spotlight\|Alien Spotlight]]'': "[[Alien Spotlight: Orions\|Orions]]", Mendez acts as a contact for Pike at Starfleet, giving him information about Muso, a suspicious [[Tellarite]].

	[[Category:Humans\|Mendez, Jose]]		[[Category:Humans\|Mendez, Jose]]

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	:The ''source'' appears to be the actor who played the role. Though I'm the first one to say that it shouldn't be readily acceptable without confirmation. — [[User:Morder\|Morder]] ([[User talk:Morder\|talk]]) 19:21, November 20, 2009 (UTC)		:The ''source'' appears to be the actor who played the role. Though I'm the first one to say that it shouldn't be readily acceptable without confirmation. — [[User:Morder\|Morder]] ([[User talk:Morder\|talk]]) 19:21, November 20, 2009 (UTC)
	Aha, I see in the history of this article that Errik Tustenuggee apparently added the information himself, judging by the username Errikt. However, unless we have canon confirmation in the form of a nameplate or similar, the information should be removed from the canon section. It can be retained in the background section, but at the very least we should add "according to Errik Tustenuggee who played the role". It would be ideal if the actor could scan in a document showing the name of his role or at least describe in the background section where he obtained that information, so we can trace it back more easily. If we were to find the original source, it could provide us with more names for the various background people. – [[User:NotOfTheBody\|NotOfTheBody]] 19:53, November 20, 2009 (UTC)		Aha, I see in the history of this article that Errik Tustenuggee apparently added the information himself, judging by the username Errikt. However, unless we have canon confirmation in the form of a nameplate or similar, the information should be removed from the canon section. It can be retained in the background section, but at the very least we should add "according to Errik Tustenuggee who played the role". It would be ideal if the actor could scan in a document showing the name of his role or at least describe in the background section where he obtained that information, so we can trace it back more easily. If we were to find the original source, it could provide us with more names for the various background people. – [[User:NotOfTheBody\|NotOfTheBody]] 19:53, November 20, 2009 (UTC)
		+	:All that's needed is an {{tl\|incite}} tag for now. — [[User:Morder\|Morder]] ([[User talk:Morder\|talk]]) 20:17, November 20, 2009 (UTC)

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	I only found an IMDB listing which mentions Federation Captain Cartwright and the actor in an uncredited appearance. Should I look for a nameplate in one of the Academy scenes, or what is the actual source of this information? It should be clarified, since it is not immediately obvious even after several viewings of the movie. – [[User:NotOfTheBody\|NotOfTheBody]] 19:07, November 20, 2009 (UTC)		I only found an IMDB listing which mentions Federation Captain Cartwright and the actor in an uncredited appearance. Should I look for a nameplate in one of the Academy scenes, or what is the actual source of this information? It should be clarified, since it is not immediately obvious even after several viewings of the movie. – [[User:NotOfTheBody\|NotOfTheBody]] 19:07, November 20, 2009 (UTC)
	:The ''source'' appears to be the actor who played the role. Though I'm the first one to say that it shouldn't be readily acceptable without confirmation. — [[User:Morder\|Morder]] ([[User talk:Morder\|talk]]) 19:21, November 20, 2009 (UTC)		:The ''source'' appears to be the actor who played the role. Though I'm the first one to say that it shouldn't be readily acceptable without confirmation. — [[User:Morder\|Morder]] ([[User talk:Morder\|talk]]) 19:21, November 20, 2009 (UTC)
-	Aha, I see in the history of this article that Errik Tustenuggee added the information himself. However, unless we have canon confirmation in the form of a nameplate or similar, the information should be removed from the canon section. It can be retained in the background section, but at the very least we should add "according to Errik Tustenuggee who played the role". It would be ideal if the actor could scan in a document showing the name of his role or at least describe in the background section where he obtained that information, so we can trace it back more easily. If we were to find the original source, it could provide us with more names for the various background people. – [[User:NotOfTheBody\|NotOfTheBody]] 19:53, November 20, 2009 (UTC)	+	Aha, I see in the history of this article that Errik Tustenuggee apparently added the information himself, judging by the username Errikt. However, unless we have canon confirmation in the form of a nameplate or similar, the information should be removed from the canon section. It can be retained in the background section, but at the very least we should add "according to Errik Tustenuggee who played the role". It would be ideal if the actor could scan in a document showing the name of his role or at least describe in the background section where he obtained that information, so we can trace it back more easily. If we were to find the original source, it could provide us with more names for the various background people. – [[User:NotOfTheBody\|NotOfTheBody]] 19:53, November 20, 2009 (UTC)

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	I only found an IMDB listing which mentions Federation Captain Cartwright and the actor in an uncredited appearance. Should I look for a nameplate in one of the Academy scenes, or what is the actual source of this information? It should be clarified, since it is not immediately obvious even after several viewings of the movie. – [[User:NotOfTheBody\|NotOfTheBody]] 19:07, November 20, 2009 (UTC)		I only found an IMDB listing which mentions Federation Captain Cartwright and the actor in an uncredited appearance. Should I look for a nameplate in one of the Academy scenes, or what is the actual source of this information? It should be clarified, since it is not immediately obvious even after several viewings of the movie. – [[User:NotOfTheBody\|NotOfTheBody]] 19:07, November 20, 2009 (UTC)
	:The ''source'' appears to be the actor who played the role. Though I'm the first one to say that it shouldn't be readily acceptable without confirmation. — [[User:Morder\|Morder]] ([[User talk:Morder\|talk]]) 19:21, November 20, 2009 (UTC)		:The ''source'' appears to be the actor who played the role. Though I'm the first one to say that it shouldn't be readily acceptable without confirmation. — [[User:Morder\|Morder]] ([[User talk:Morder\|talk]]) 19:21, November 20, 2009 (UTC)
		+	Aha, I see in the history of this article that Errik Tustenuggee added the information himself. However, unless we have canon confirmation in the form of a nameplate or similar, the information should be removed from the canon section. It can be retained in the background section, but at the very least we should add "according to Errik Tustenuggee who played the role". It would be ideal if the actor could scan in a document showing the name of his role or at least describe in the background section where he obtained that information, so we can trace it back more easily. If we were to find the original source, it could provide us with more names for the various background people. – [[User:NotOfTheBody\|NotOfTheBody]] 19:53, November 20, 2009 (UTC)

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-	'''Henry Masao Kingi, Jr.''' {{born\|3\|June\|1970}} is a stuntman and stunt actor who served as stunt double for [[Alexander Siddig]] in several episodes of ''[[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine]]'' and portrayed background stunt characters as well. More recently he performed stunts in [[J.J. Abrams]]' {{film\|11}}. Kingi received no credit for his performances.	+	'''Henry Masao Kingi, Jr.''' {{born\|3\|June\|1970}} is a stuntman and stunt actor who served as stunt double for [[Alexander Siddig]] in several episodes of ''[[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine]]'' and portrayed background stunt characters as well. More recently he performed stunts as a [[Narada personnel#Crewmembers\|Romulan crewman]] in [[J.J. Abrams]]' {{film\|11}}. [http://us.imdb.com/media/rm3817900032/nm0455436] Kingi received no credit for his performances.

	Kingi was [[Star Trek birthdays\|born]] in Los Angeles, California and is the son of stuntman [[Henry Kingi, Sr.]]. His former stepmother was actress {{w\|Lindsay Wagner}}, and he has two half-brothers, Alex Kingi and stuntman [[Dorian Kingi]]. He was nominated for two Taurus World Stunt Awards (2004 for best high work in ''Bad Boys II'' with [[Jeff Cadiente]] and [[Denney Pierce]] and 2007 for best car stunt in ''Deja Vu'') and has won another for outstanding achievement in stunts (2004). He has doubled for actors such as {{w\|Antonio Banderas}}, {{w\|Terrance Howard}}, and {{w\|Jason Scott Lee}}.		Kingi was [[Star Trek birthdays\|born]] in Los Angeles, California and is the son of stuntman [[Henry Kingi, Sr.]]. His former stepmother was actress {{w\|Lindsay Wagner}}, and he has two half-brothers, Alex Kingi and stuntman [[Dorian Kingi]]. He was nominated for two Taurus World Stunt Awards (2004 for best high work in ''Bad Boys II'' with [[Jeff Cadiente]] and [[Denney Pierce]] and 2007 for best car stunt in ''Deja Vu'') and has won another for outstanding achievement in stunts (2004). He has doubled for actors such as {{w\|Antonio Banderas}}, {{w\|Terrance Howard}}, and {{w\|Jason Scott Lee}}.
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		+	[[Category:Movies performers\|Kingi, Jr., Henry]]