Doppelgänger

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"If you travel far enough you will eventually meet yourself."

- Jean-Luc Picard, (2365)

Doppelgänger was a word from the German language which meant an exact duplicate of a living person. The term doppelganger has been used throughout history, most often when someone met an identical copy of themselves who was not a biological twin. Currently, Miles O'Brien, Harry Kim, and Naomi Wildman are doppelgängers of their respective "originals". (DS9: "Visionary", VOY: "Deadlock")

Contents 1 Physical duplicates 1.1 James T. Kirk 1.2 Spock 1.3 Jean-Luc Picard 1.4 William T. Riker 1.5 Miles O'Brien 1.6 B'Elanna Torres 1.7 USS Voyager 1.7.1 Harry Kim 1.7.2 Naomi Wildman 1.8 Iliana Ghemor 2 Shapeshifters 2.1 Cellular metamorphosis 2.2 Vendorians 2.3 Chameloids 2.4 Coalescent organism 2.5 Changelings 2.6 The Silver Blood 3 Illusionary 4 Holograms 4.1 NX-01 program 4.2 Tanuga IV investagations 4.3 Barclay Program 15 4.4 Alpha Onias III 4.5 Romulan traning program 4.6 Romulan invasion program 4.7 Deadwood program 4.8 Moriarty's program 4.9 Bridge Officer's Test 4.10 Dr. Lewis Zimmerman 4.11 The Kira hologram 4.12 The Doctor's program 4.13 Julian Bashir, Secret Agent program 4.14 Quarks 4.15 The Kohl program 4.16 Insurrection Alpha 4.17 Think Tank 4.18 Internal Affairs program 4.19 The Dominion's invasion of Romulus 4.20 Barclay's program 2376 4.21 Photons Be Free 4.22 The Doctor 4.23 4.24 The Voyager Encounter 5 Mirror Universe 6 External link

[edit] Physical duplicates

[edit] James T. Kirk

James T. Kirk's evil persona TOS: "The Enemy Within"

James T. Kirk (android) TOS: "What Are Little Girls Made Of?"

[edit] Spock

(TAS: "The Infinite Vulcan")

Spock 2

[edit] Jean-Luc Picard

• In 2365, the USS Enterprise-D encountered a Jean-Luc Picard from six hours into the future. This Picard was killed by the current Picard, and then vanished. (TNG: "Time Squared")
• In 2366, Picard was replaced by an alien copy; upon returning to the Enterprise-D, the real Picard commented that he "hoped his doppelganger hadn't caused too much trouble." (TNG: "Allegiance")

Jean-Luc with Picard 2365

The Picard doppelgänger 2366

[edit] William T. Riker

• In 2361, a transporter accident on Nervala IV duplicated William T. Riker, standing one on the surface while the other left with the USS Potemkin. Eight years later in 2369, the Enterprise-D returned to Nervala IV and found/rescued "Thomas Riker". (TNG: "Second Chances")

Thomas Riker

William Riker

[edit] Miles O'Brien

• Miles O'Brien was killed in 2371, after becoming infected with delta-series radioisotopes following an accident aboard Deep Space 9. He was replaced by his future self, making the current O'Brien a doppelgänger of the "original." (DS9: "Visionary")
• A replicant of O'Brien was created by the Parada government, possibly to assassinate someone at the upcoming peace talks on the station between the government and rebel forces. This O'Brien died never knowing he wasn't the "real" one. (DS9: "Whispers")

The "original" O'Brien

O'Brien (replicant)

[edit] B'Elanna Torres

In 2371, the Vidiian Sulan used a genotron to extract B'Elanna Torres Klingon DNA, leaving her fully Human, and then reconstitute a fully Klingon version of her. The Doctor was able to reintegrate B'Elanna's Klingon DNA into her Human self after her Klingon half was killed escaping the Vidiians. (VOY: "Faces")

The original B'Elanna, fully Human

The fully Klingon B'Elanna Torres

[edit] USS Voyager

• The entire crew of USS Voyager was duplicated by a spatial scission in 2372. The "second" Voyager self-destructed to destroy a Vidiian starship attacking them. (VOY: "Deadlock")

[edit] Harry Kim

The "real" Harry Kim was killed on Voyager when he was pulled through a hull breach on deck 15. He was replaced by the other Harry Kim from the "second" Voyager, making the current Harry a doppelgänger of the "first." (VOY: "Deadlock")

[edit] Naomi Wildman

The "real" Naomi Wildman died of complications due to hemocythemia. She was replaced by the "second" Naomi Wildman for the other Voyager, making the current Naomi a doppelgänger of the "first." (VOY: "Deadlock")

[edit] Iliana Ghemor

Iliana Ghemor DS9: "Second Skin"

[edit] Shapeshifters

[edit] Cellular metamorphosis

Cellular metamorphosis

Garth of Izar (masquerading as James T. Kirk) TOS: "Whom Gods Destroy"

Garth of Izar (masquerading as Spock) TOS: "Whom Gods Destroy"

[edit] Vendorians

A Vendorian (posing as James T. Kirk) TAS: "The Survivor"

A Vendorian (Posing as Leonard McCoy) TAS: "The Survivor"

[edit] Chameloids

chameloid

Martia (masquerading as James T. Kirk) Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country

[edit] Coalescent organism

Coalescent organism (TNG: "Aquiel")

Keith Rocha

Maura

[edit] Changelings

Changeling

Female Changeling in the form of Kira (DS9: "Heart of Stone")	Changeling in the form of Admiral Leyton (DS9: "Homefront")	Changeling in the form of O'Brien (DS9: "Paradise Lost")	Changeling in the form of Lovok (DS9: "The Die is Cast")
Changeling in the form of General Martok (DS9: "The Way of the Warrior", "Apocalypse Rising")	Changeling in the form of Krajensky (DS9: "The Adversary")	Changeling in the form of Bashir (DS9: "The Adversary")	Changeling in the form of Odo (DS9: "The Adversary")
Changeling in the form of Bashir (DS9: "Rapture", "The Darkness and the Light", "The Begotten", "In Purgatory's Shadow", "By Inferno's Light")

[edit] The Silver Blood

Silver Blood Biomimetic lifeform (VOY: "Course: Oblivion")

Silver Blood copy of Janeway	Silver Blood copy of Chakotay	Silver Blood copy of Tuvok	Silver Blood copy of B'Elanna
Silver Blood copy of Paris	Silver Blood copy of Harry	Silver Blood copy of Seven	Silver Blood copy of the Doctor
Silver Blood copy of Neelix	Silver Blood copies of the Voyager crew

[edit] Illusionary

• Nancy Crater

Ardra (impersonating Deanna Troi) (TNG: "Devil's Due")

Illusory Jadzia Dax (DS9: "If Wishes Were Horses"

Data (illusion) (TNG: "Where Silence Has Lease")

Deanna Troi (illusion) (TNG: "Where Silence Has Lease")

M-113 creature (in the form of McCoy) TOS: "The Man Trap"

[edit] Holograms

Holograms of various people have been created for a wide variety of uses.

[edit] NX-01 program

A holoprogram of the historic final flight of the starship Enterprise NX-01 in 2161. (ENT: "These Are the Voyages...")

Jonathan Archer	T'Pol	Charles Tucker III	Malcolm Reed
Travis Mayweather	Hoshi Sato	Phlox

[edit] Tanuga IV investagations

TNG: "A Matter of Perspective"

William T. Riker	Geordi La Forge	Nel Apgar	Manua Apgar
Tayna

[edit] Barclay Program 15

A holoprogram created by Lt. Reginald Barclay of the USS Enterprise-D officers and crew in 2366. (TNG: "Hollow Pursuits")

Jean-Luc Picard	Riker	Data	Beverly Crusher
La Forge	Worf	"Goddess of Empathy"	Wesley Crusher
Guinan

[edit] Alpha Onias III

A holoprogram of 2383 created by Barash in 2367. (TNG: "Future Imperfect")

Picard	Data	Crusher	La Forge
Worf	Troi

[edit] Romulan traning program

This recreation of Miles O'Brien was used by the Romulans to see if a brainwashed Geordi would kill on command in 2367. (TNG: "The Mind's Eye")

O'Brien

[edit] Romulan invasion program

A holographic Spock, and a holographic Riker used in a diversion, from the attempted Romulan invasion of Vulcan in 2368. (TNG: "Unification II")

Spock

Riker

[edit] Deadwood program

A computer malfunction aboard the USS Enterprise-D while the holodeck was running resulted in all the characters taking on the appearance of Lieutenant Commander Data in 2369. (TNG: "A Fistful of Datas")

Eli Hollander	Frank Hollander	Annie Meyers	Bandito
Cowboy

[edit] Moriarty's program

Holograms of USS Enterpise-D crewmembers created by James Moriarty and modified by Barclay in 2369. (TNG: "Ship in a Bottle")

Will Riker	Beverly Crusher	Geordi La Forge	Worf
Deanna Troi

[edit] Bridge Officer's Test

Holograms from the Bridge Officer's Test aboard the USS Enterprise-D in 2370. (TNG: "Thine Own Self")

Geordi La Forge

Worf

[edit] Dr. Lewis Zimmerman

Dr. Lewis Zimmerman chose to base the first version of the Emergency Medical Holographic program, and the EMH's Diagnostic Program, on himself. As a consequence of this, holograms based on Voyager's EMH subsequently are also based on him.

Emergency Medical Hologram-Mark I 2370 (VOY: , DS9: "Doctor Bashir, I Presume", Star Trek: First Contact)	Jupiter Station Diagnostic Program Alpha-11 2370 (VOY: "The Swarm")	Emergency Medical Hologram Replacement Program 2374 (VOY: "Message in a Bottle")	Emergency Medical Hologram backup module 2374 (VOY: "Living Witness")
Miniature copy of the Doctor 2376 (VOY: "Virtuoso")	Qomar singing holograpic matrix 2376 (VOY: "Virtuoso")	Emergency Command Hologram 2377 (VOY: "Workforce")

[edit] The Kira hologram

A hologram created for Tiron in 2371. (DS9: "Meridian")

Quark/Kira

[edit] The Doctor's program

Holographic recreations of crewmembers from USS Voyager and the Jupiter Station Holoprogramming Center in 2371. (VOY: "Projections")

Kathryn Janeway	Chakotay	Tuvok	B'Elanna Torres
Tom Paris	Harry Kim	Neelix	Kes (Human)
Barclay

[edit] Julian Bashir, Secret Agent program

A transporter accident aboard Deep Space 9 resulted in transporter patterns that would normally be stored in the pattern buffer to overwrite some of the characters in this program, in 2372. (DS9: "Our Man Bashir")

Benjamin Sisko as Hippocrates Noah	Worf as Duchamps	Jadzia Dax as Honey Bare	Miles O'Brien as Falcon
Kira Nerys as Anastasia Komananov

[edit] Quarks

Quark tried to replace his wait staff with holograms of himself during a strike in 2372. Unfortunately, energy systems, including tricorders, disrupted the imaging systems, something which Quark was not informed about. Later that year, a hologram of Quark was used by Elim Garak to demonstrate fatal choices for Quark when he was considering killing himself. (DS9: "Bar Association", "Body Parts")

Quark

[edit] The Kohl program

This holographic copy of Janeway was used to fool the clown in the Kohl artificial hibernation program in 2372. (VOY: "The Thaw")

Janeway

[edit] Insurrection Alpha

The program Insurrection Alpha recreated the entire crew of USS Voyager circa 2371, in 2373. (VOY: "Worst Case Scenario")

Janeway	Chakotay	Tuvok	Torres
Paris	Kim	The Doctor	Neelix
Kes	Seska

[edit] Think Tank

(DS9: "Statistical Probabilities")

Damar

Weyoun

[edit] Internal Affairs program

A program created by Luther Sloan, from Starfleet's Department of Internal Affairs, as part of his investigation into Julian Bashir in 2374. (DS9: "Inquisition")

Sisko	Worf	Jadzia Dax	Miles O'Brien
Kira Nerys	Odo	Quark	Weyoun

[edit] The Dominion's invasion of Romulus

A forgery created by Grathon Tolar to convince Romulan Senator Vreenak to join the Federation and Klingon Empire in the war with the Dominion in 2374. (DS9: "In the Pale Moonlight")

Damar

Weyoun

[edit] Barclay's program 2376

Lt. Barcley's recreation of USS Voyager at the Communications Research Center on Earth for the Pathfinder Project in 2376. (VOY: "Pathfinder")

Janeway	Chakotay	Tuvok	Torres
Paris	Kim	The Doctor

[edit] Photons Be Free

The Doctor's holonovel Photons Be Free in 2377 was based on the crew of USS Voyager, albeit the names were change to protect the innocent. (VOY: "Author, Author")

Narrator	Captain Jenkins	Katanay	Tulak
Torrey	Marseilles	Kymble	Three of Eight
Narrator (second draft)	The Doctor (second draft)	Two of Three (second draft)

[edit] The Doctor

The Doctor impersonated members of Voyager's crew in 2378 durring a crisis. (VOY: "Renaissance Man")

The Doctor disguised as Janeway

The Doctor disguised as Chakotay

The Doctor disguised as Torres

[edit]

Lola Chrystal DS9: "His Way"	Long-term Medical Hologram (DS9: "Doctor Bashir, I Presume")	Neelix (hologram) (VOY: "Meld")	Neelix (hologram) (VOY: "Mortal Coil")
Reginald Barclay and his hologram (VOY: "Inside Man")

[edit] The Voyager Encounter

Holograms from the program The Voyager Encounter in the Kyrian Museum of Heritage in 3074, detailing their encounter with the Warship Voyager in 2374. (VOY: "Living Witness")

Janeway	Chakotay	Tuvok	Paris
Kim	The Doctor (Android)	Seven of Nine	Neelix

[edit] Mirror Universe

• See: Mirror universe people

[edit] External link

• Doppelgänger at Wikipedia