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Star Trek: The Motion Picture |
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Klingons Attacked
A luminescent cloud of enormous magnitude entered Klingon space, its origins and intentions unknown. Three imperial Klingon cruisers quickly engaged the intruder, firing a volley of torpedoes – with no effect. The intruder's relaliation was swift and complete: All three Klingon vessels were annihilated by blasts of energy in a matter of seconds, and the intruder resumed its heading for Earth.
Comm Signals: "The only starship in interception range is the Enterprise. Ready or not, she launches in 12 hours." Admiral Kirk, STAR TREK: The Motion Picture |
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Spock Rejects Kolinahr
On Vulcan, Spock worked long and hard to achieve Kolinahr – the shedding of all emotion. But when the high master of Kolinahr attempted to place the symbol of total logic around Spock's neck, he suddenty slapped her. A consciousness called to him from space, touching his human blood. He had not achieved Kolinahr. Spock's answer lay elsewhere.
Comm Signals: "Our ancestors cast out their animal passions here on these sands." Vulcan High Master, STAR TREK: The Motion Picture |
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Kirk Takes Command
When word of the alien threat reached James Kirk, he immediately headed for the office of Starfleet Admiral Nogura. Kirk wanted command of the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701, and he got it – despite the fact that the redesigned ship already had a commander, Caplain Willard Decker. Kirk himself had recommended Decker for the job.
Comm Signals: "Two and a half years as chief of Starfleet Operations may have made me a little stale. but I wouldn't exactly consider myself untried." Admiral Kirk, STAR TREK: The Motion Picture |
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McCoy's Return
Doctor Leonard McCoy was retired from Starfleet, but at Admiral Kirk's request, Admiral Nogura invoked a little known, seldom-used "reserve activation clause" to gel McCoy back aboard the ship. McCoy was as cranky and as fearful of transporters as ever, but one thing had changed: Bones now sported a full beard.
Comm Signals: *They probably redesigned the whole Sickbay. I know engineers, they love to change things." Doctor McCoy, STAR TREK: The Motion Picture |
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Caught in the Wormhole
When Captain Kirk ordered the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 to warp speed, the untested engines malfunctioned, creating an anti-matter imbalance. The ship plunged into a wormhole, and all major systems went off-line. The ship would have collided with a large asteroid had not Commander Decker ordered Chekov to fire a photon torpedo, destroying the asteroid and freeing the ship.
Comm Signals: "I trust you will nurse-maid me through these difficulties, Mister." Captain Kirk to Commander Decker, STAR TREK: The Motion Picture |
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Emotional Spock
Spock took a direct approach to learn more about V'Ger – he mind-melded with it. The experience left Spock neurologically traumalized. In Sickbay, Captain Kirk and Doctor McCoy were stunned to hear the normally emotionless Spock laugh. Then he turned somber, explaining that with all its pure logic, V'Ger was barren and cold. Friendship, and so much more, was beyond V'Ger's comprehension.
Comm Signals: "Is this all that I am? Is there nothing more?" Spock, repeating VGer's questions, STAR TREK: The Motion Picture |
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A Walk on the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701
When the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 reached its final destination inside V'Ger, an oxygen-gravity envelope formed oulside the ship. Admiral kirk, Mister Spock, Doctor McCoy, Commander Decker and the llia probe exited the forward hull of the ship and stood briefly on the saucer section plating, gazing at the mysterious bright light ahead. All their answers were now at hand.
Comm Signals: "Kirk unit! V'Ger awaits the information."
Ilia probe, STAR TREK: The Motion Picture |
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Voyager 6
Coming face to face with the very heart of V'Ger, Admiral Kirk examined a heavily corroded nameplate bearing V'Ger's name. Filling in the missing letters, the mystery was solved: "V'Ger" was actually Voyager 6, a space probe launched by NASA 500 years earlier. It encountered a planet of machine beings who modified it and sent it back toward Earth, to transmit to its "Creator."
Comm Signals: "There's no one on Earth who could recognize the old signal and send a response." Admiral Kirk, STAR TREK: The Motion Picture |
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Joining with the Creator
Rather than embrace the opportunity it had sought for so long, the opportunity to transmit its data to Earth, V'Ger intentionally melted away its antenna leads. It chose instead to "touch" humanity – the "Creator." It needed a human quality, the capacity to leap beyond logic, in order to evolve. Commander Decker offered himself to V'Ger, physically joining with it – and with his lost love, Ilia.
Comm Signals: "Jim, I want this. As much as you wanted the Enterprise, I want this." Commander Decker, STAR TREK: The Motion Picture |
Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan |
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Kobayashi Maru Scenario
Starfleet cadets on the track to command-level positions must take the Kobayashi Maru training exercise, which puts them in a no win scenario to test their character. When Saavik look the test, she destroyed the simulator room and lost all of her bridge crew in an ambush by the Klingons. Admiral Kirk, the only cadet ever to have beaten the no-win scenario, presided over the exercise.
Comm Signals: Cadet Saavik: "Any suggestions. Admiral?" Admiral Kirk: "Prayer, Mister Saavik. The Klingons don't take prisoners." STAR TREK II: The Wrath of Khan |
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Khan's Obsession
Cpntain Terrell and his first officer, Pavel Chekov, were investigating an energy flux when they beamed down to Ceti Alpha VI. They were in for a devastating surprise: The planet was actually Ceti Alpha V, home to the 300-year-old criminal Khan Noonien Singh. Chekov felt bone chilling terror when he saw the name Botany Bay among the contents of an old cargo base. Khan had them, and soon he would seek revenge on Admiral Kirk.
Comm Signals: "On Earth, 200 years ago, I was a prince … with power over millions." Khan, STAR TREK II: The Wrath of Khan |
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Indigenous Life Form
Ceti Alpha V's oniy remaining indigenous life forms were the Ceti eels, small creatures that lived beneath the sand and were highly dangerous to humans. The creatures entered the human body through the ear, wrapping themselves around the cerebral cortex – eventually causing madness and death. Khan subjected Captain Terrell and Mister Chekov to the creatures. Terrell look his own life a short time later, but Chekov managed to survive.
Comm Signals: "These are pets, of course – not quite domesticated." Khan, STAR TREK II: The Wrath of Khan |
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Kirk Strikes Back
Khan's surprise atlack on the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 caused heavy damage, but Admiral Kirk would not be fooled twice. Consulting the data charts of Reliant's command console, he accessed the enemy ship's prefix code and ordered Reliant to drop its shields. Khan could do nothing as rapid phaser fire from kirk's ship knocked out his photon controls and warp drive.
Comm Signals: "I simply got caught with my britches down. I must be getting senile." Admiral Kirk, STAR TREK II: The Wrath of Khan |
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By the Book
Starfleet regulation 46A states, "If transmissions are being monitored during battle, no uncoded messages on an open channel." Admiral Kirk surprised Saavik with his strict adherence to this regulation. Khan was indeed listening to a transmission between Kirk and Spock, and he was duped into thinking the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 was more badly damaged than it really was. The maneuver gave Kirk's crew the upper hand.
Comm Signals: "Hours, instead of days. Now we have minutes instead of hours." Admiral Kirk, STAR TREK II: The Wrath of Khan |
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A Unique Good-Bye
As he headed for Engineering to bring the engines back online, Captain Spock knew he might never see Doctor McCoy again. McCoy tried to keep Spock from entering the radioactive chamber, but Spock rendered him unconscious with a Vulcan neck pinch. Then Spock mind-melded with McCoy, entrusting his friend with his katra – his living spirit.
Comm Signals: "Forgive me, Doctor. I have no time to discuss this logically." Captain Spock. STAR TREK II: The Wrath of Khan |
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Genesis Detonation
Khan waited 15 years for his chance to destroy Admiral Kirk. Once freed from Ceti Alpha V, he engaged Kirk in a starship battle of cunning strategy and deadly force. When he saw that Kirk had beaten him once again, Khan tried to kill his old nemesis with his only remaining weapon: the Genesis device. He detonated the device, causing a massive explosion – and the creation of a new world.
Comm Signals: "For hate's sake, I spit my last breath at thee." Khan (quoting Melville). STAR TREK II: The Wrath of Khan |
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Spock's Sacrifice
While Carol and David Marcus watched the birth of the Genesis planet from the bridge, Admiral Kirk raced to Engineering, where his worst fears were realized. Captain Spock was dying. Spock had saved the ship and all aboard, but he received a fatal dose of radiation in the process. Separated from his friend by a thin plexiglass wall, Kirk could hardly believe he was saying goodbye to Spock forever.
Comm Signals: "I have been, and always shall be, your friend. Live long and prosper." Captain Spock. STAR TREK II: The Wrath of Khan |
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Kirk and David, Reconciled
David Marcus was Admiral Kirk's son. but the two hadn't seen each other since David was a young child. David grew up wary and distrustful of his father, until he had a chance to spend time with kirk during the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC 1701's battle with Khan. David told Kirk he was sorry to have misjudged him, and the two hugged in reconciliation.
Comm Signals: "I'm proud … very proud to be your son. " David Marcus, STAR TREK II: The Wrath of Khan |
Star Trek III: The Search for Spock |
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Katra for McCoy
After Captain Spock's death, Mister Chekov sealed the entrance in Spock's quarters. Nevertheless, instruments showed a life form there. When Admiral Kirk went to investigate, he found the doors forced open with inhuman strength. Inside was Doctor McCoy, sounding strangely like the deceased Vulcan. Something was wrong – McCoy seemed to think he was Spock, and he asked kirk to take him home to Vulcan.
Comm Signals: "Climb the steps, Jim. Climb the steps of Mt. Seleya." Doctor McCoy, STAR TREK III: The Search for Spock |
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Barroom Bones
Doctor McCoy was supposed to be at home, pumped full of tranquilizers. Instead, he went to a local watering hole, where he tried to charter an illegal space flight. A large-eared pilot lost interest when he heard McCoy's intended destination, but mention of the forbidden Genesis planet did get the attention of a Starfleet Security officer. McCoy tried in vain to fell the officer with a Vulcan neck pinch.
Comm Signals: "How can you be deaf, with ears like that?" Doctor McCoy to allen pilot, STAR TREK III: The Search for Spock |
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Sulu in Action
Commaander Sulu accompanied Admiral Kirk to the detention center where Doctor McCoy was being held. When the securily guard yawned, Sulu quipped, "Keeping you busy?" The guard stood and, towering over Sulu, snarled, "Don't get smart, Tiny." But it was Sulu who got the last laugh. While Kirk escorted MeCoy out of his cell, Sulu flipped the guard to The ground and fried his control panel.
Comm Signals: "Don't call me 'Tiny.'" Commander Sulu, STAR TREK III: The Search for Spock |
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Adventure Seeker
Commander Uhura's shift at the Old City Station transporter facility was anything but quiet. When Admiral Kirk, Doctor McCoy and Commander Sulu Strode in, Uhura beamed them to the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 over the objections of her overzealous co-worker. Earlier, he'd been wishing for adventure. With Uhura's phaser leveled at him, "Mister Adventure" realized he had gotten his wish. Uhura made him sit in the closet.
Comm Signals: "This isn't reality … this is fantasy." Commander Uhura, STAR TREK III: The Search for Spock |
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Pon Farr
Pon farr, the Vulcan time of mating, came for young Spock as he regenerated on the Genesis planet. Fortunalely, Lieutenant Saavik was there to help him through what could otherwise have been a fatal experience for Spock. Imploring him to trust her, Saavik showed Spock how to begin the rite of passage by pressing their fingers logether.
Comm Signals: "I've come a long way for the power of Genesis, and what do I find? A weakling human, a Vulcan boy and a woman." Commander Kruge, STAR TREK Ill: The Search for Spock |
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David's Death
Admiral Kirk was surprised to find that Commander Kruge had three prisoners on the Genesis planet: Spock, Lieutenant Saavik, and Kirk's son, David Marcus. The cold-blooded Kruge ordered the execution of a prisoner – he didn't care which. Saavik was chosen, but David jumped at the executioner, who plunged the d'k tahg blade into the young scientist's chest. Kirk had lost his son.
Comm Signals: "He gave his life to save us." Lieutenant Saavik, STAR TREK III: The Search for Spock |
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A Fighting Chance for Life
His son dead and his ship a sitting duck, Admiral Kirk surrendered the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 to Commander Kruge. But first he ordered his ship to self-destruct. Entering the final code, Kirk knew he was about to lose another family member. Gazing up at the blazing ship from the planet surface, Doctor McCoy reminded Kirk that once again, he had turned death into a fighting chance for life.
Comm Signals: "Sorry about your crew, but as we say on Earth, C'est la vie." Admiral Kirk to Commander Kruge, STAR TREK III: The Search for Spock |
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The End of Kruge
Commander Kruge engaged Admiral Kirk in hand-to-hand combat on the Genesis surface, exhilarated by the planet's destruction around them, Kirk eventually got the upper hand on Kruge, but when he offered to save the Klingon from a fiery death, Kruge tried to take Kirk down with him. Kirk had had enough. A series of powerful kicks spelled the end of Kruge.
Comm Signals: Klingon officer: "I do not deserve to live." Admiral Kirk: "Fine. I'll kIll you later." STAR TREK III: The Search for Spock |
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Spock's Resurrection
Admiral Kirk brought Spock back to Vulcan at great cost, but if Kirk hadn't tried, the cost would have been his soul. Kirk stared with amazement as Spock, Iooking more or less like his old self, approached him. Recalling things in bits and pieces, Spock's memory began to return. "Jim," Spock said. "Your name is Jim." With those words, Spock was finally back with his friends.
Comm Signals: "The needs of the one outweigh the needs of the many." Admiral Kirk to Captain Spock. STAR TREK III: The Search for Spock |
Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home |
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Directions, Please
Commanders Chekov and Uhura, on the hunt for a source of nuclear power, found a naval base listed in the San Francisco phone book. Needing directions, they turned to a nearby motorcycle cop. But the officer just stared at Chekov as he repeated his request for directions to the nuclear "wessels." The two Starfleet officers seemed as strange to the cop as he did to them.
Comm Signals: "Admiral, we have found the nuclear vessel. And Admiral, it is the Enterprise." Commander Chekov, STAR TREK IV: The Voyage Home |
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Noise on the Bus
On a bus bound for the Cetacean Institute, Admiral Kirk and Captain Spock encountered a belligerent passenger. Kirk asked the young man to stop his "damn noise," and the punk responded by turning up the volume of his boom box. When Kirk failed to get results, Spock leaned forward and administered a Vulcan neck pinch. The rest of the passengers applauded Spock's action.
Comm Signals: "Your use of language has altered since our arrival. It is currently laced with – shall I say – more colorful metaphors." Captain Spock to Admiral Kirk, STAR TREK IV: The Voyage Home |
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Swimming with Whales
As Doctor Gillian Taylor described the plight of the whales to her tour group, Captain Spock slipped away to take a swim with George and Gracie. Admiral Kirk didn't notice his absence at first. Then he was stunned to see Spock in the whale tank, locked in a mind-meld with one of the great humpbacks. Gillian was not amused, especially when Spock informed her that Gracie was pregnant.
Comm Signals: "Maybe he's singing to that man!" Elderly onlooker during Captain Spock's swim, STAR TREK IV: The Voyage Home |
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"Hello, Computer"
Doctor McCoy and Chief Engineer Scott visited Plexicors to obtain materials to build a whale tank. Doctor Nichols, the plant manager, gave "Professor Scott" and his "assistant" a tour. Afterward, in order to demonstrate how to create transparent aluminum, Scotty tried to talk to Nichols' computer, forgetting that 20th Century desktop computers couldn't receive voice commands. He even tried speaking into the mouse.
Comm Signals: "A keyboard! How quaint." Commander Scott, STAR TREK IV: The Voyage Home |
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Chekov Interrogated
Commander Uhura beamed safely out of the aircraft carrier Enterprise with the nuclear power collector, but Commander Chebov was captured by the vessel's crew. Of course, they mistook him for a hostile Russian intruder. Chekov's interrogation by the young Naval officer was a comedy of errors. Chekov tried telling the truth about his identity, but that only made his interrogator think he was mentally imbalanced.
Comm Signals: "Of course he's a Ruskie, but he's a retard or something." Commander Chekov's Interrogator, STAR TREK IV: The Voyage Home |
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Hospital Rescue
Admiral Kirk, Doctor McCoy and Gillian Taylor found Commander Chekov in Mercy Hospital's security section, his condition critical. Bluffing their way inside, they acted fast to Stop 20th Century medicine from making Chekov worse instead of better. McCoy took over and saved Chekov, whose first words upon reawakening proved he was still groggy. Asked for his name and rank, he said: "Chekov, Pavel … rank: Admiral."
Comm Signals: "Jim, you've got to let me go in there. Don't leave him in the hands of 20th Century medicine!" Doctor McCoy, STAR TREK IV: The Voyage Home |
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A Watery Crash
Although the Klingon bird-of-prey survived re-entry into the 23rd Century, the probe's signal rendered all controls powerless. Ship and crew were out of control and blind as a bat. Somehow they avoided hitting the Golden Gate Bridge and splashed down into San Francisco Bay a moment later. While Captain Spock saw to the evacuation of all hands, Admiral Kirk went below and freed the whales from their makeshift aquarium.
Comm Signals: "Admiral! There be whales here!" Commander Scott, STAR TREK IV: The Voyage Home |
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A Captain Once More
After George and Gracie dispatched the probe, Admiral Kirk and his officers finally stood before the Federation Council In face several grave charges. All but one of the charges were dropped due to mitigating circumstances. The last charge, disobeying a superior officer, was aimed solely at Kirk, and as punishment, he was reduced in rank to Captain – the rank for which Kirk was always best suited.
Comm Signals: "You and your crew have saved this planet from its own short-sightedness." Federation President to Admiral Kirk, STAR TREK IV. The Voyage Home |
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U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-A
The destruction of the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 left her crew in need of a new ship. Doctor McCoy, feeling that the bureaucratic mentality is the only constant in the universe, expected to get a freighter. Commander Sulu was counting on the Excelsior. Captain Kirk tried to stay neutral, but he missed his ship as much as anyone. They were all surprised when they saw their new vessel, the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-A.
Comm Signals: "My friends, we've come home." Admiral Kirk, STAR TREK IV: The Voyage Home |
Star Trek V: The Final Frontier |
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A Mountain Fall
Captain Kirk needed only one reason to climb El Capitan in Yosemite National Park: because it was there. Half-way up the mountain's sheer face, Kirk received a visit from Captain Spock, suspended in mid air by anti-gravity boots. Momentarily distracted, Kirk lost his grip and plummeted toward the ground far below. Spock wheeled about, pursued the captain and caught him by the ankle at the last possible moment.
Comm Signals: "Twelve hundred points of interest in Yosemite, and you pick me." Captain Kirk to Captain Spock, STAR TREK V: The Final Frontier |
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"Row, Row, Row Your Boat"
Belore leaving the ship for shore leave, Captain Spock familiarized himself with the customs associated with camping out. These included roasting marshmallows and engaging in sing-alongs around the campfire. Doctor McCoy and Captain Kirk began to sing "Row, Row, Row Your Boat," but the attempt fizzled when Spock failed to jump in at the right time. He was trying to understand the words, much to McCoy's chagrin.
Comm Signals: "I liked him better before he died." Doctor McCoy, STAR TREK V: The Final Frontier |
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Uhura's Dance
Landing away from Paradise Cily to avoid detection, Captain Kirk and his party needed a fast way to get inside the city. A distraction would help them acquire several horses located nearby. Kirk Turned to his communications officer, who shed her Starfleet uniform and sang a hypnotic tune from atop a sand dune. The lookout party left their horses and climbed toward Commander Uhura, only to come face to face with Federation soldiers.
Comm Signals: "Hello, boys. I've always wanted to play to a captive audience." Commander Uhura, STAR TREK V: The Final Frontier |
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Emergency Landing Plan B
The shuttlecratt Galileo, carrying Sybok and the captured U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-A officers, faced grave danger in returning to the ship. A Klingon bird-of-prey approached, forcing Commander Chekov to raise shields. But Sybok would not allow the Galileo to find safe harbor elsewhere. So Captain Kirk invented "Emergency Landing Plan B," as in "barricade." Commander Sulu flew her in manually, resulting in a crash landing.
Comm Signals: Sybok: "How often have you done this?" Commander Sulu: "Actually, it's my first attempt." STAR TREK V: The Final Frontier |
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"Stand Back"
Captains Kirk and Spock and Doctor McCoy were confined to the brig, and all their attempts to break out were fruitless. Then they heard an insistent tapping. It was the primitive form of communication known as Morse Code. Together they deciphered the message. "Stand back." Suddenly a section of the brig wall blew apart, and there stood their rescuer, Scotty.
Comm Signals: "What are you standing around for? Do you not know a jail break when you see one?" Commander Scott, STAR TREK V: The Final Frontier |
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McCoy's Plan
Doctor McCoy's pain ran deep. Sybok made the doctor relive the terrible last moments with his father, David. The elder McCoy was in great pain, barely alive, and Bones was powerless to save him. Finally McCoy granted his father his final wish: to be taken off life support. But that wasn't the worst of it. Not long after, a cure was found that would have saved McCoy's father.
Comm Signals: Sybok: "Why did you do it?" Doctor McCoy: "To preserve his dignity." STAR TREK V: The Final Frontier |
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So Human
Sybok showed Captain Spock his birth, a traumatic experience for his mother, his father … and now for Spock as well. Sarek regarded his newborn son with barely cancealed contempt and said: "So human." Though painful for Spock to witness, he was not the outcast boy Sybok left behind years ago. Since then, Spock had found himself and his place. He could not go with Sybok.
Comm Signals: "Pain and guilt can't be taken away with the wave of a magic wand. We lose them, we lose ourselves." Captain Kirk, STAR TREK V. The Final Frontier |
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An Unlikely God
Sybok's arrogance and vanity would be his undoing. On the Sha Ka Ree planet, giant fingers of stone erupted tram the ground, creating a stone cathedral. Then "God" appeared – a malevolent being of pure energy who threatened to kill them all and take the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-A for itself. Deceived and betrayed, Sybok stepped into the beam of energy and struggled with his own image, giving the others a chance to escape.
Comm Signals: "This is not the god of Sha Ka Ree or any other god!" Captain Spock, STAR TREK V: The Final Frontier |
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Rescued by Klingons
Commander Scott beamed up Captain Spock and Doctor McCoy, but before he could bring up Captain Kirk, the Klingons fired on the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-A, knocking out the transporter. Chased out of the shuttle by the energy creature, Kirk climbed a hill and had no place else in go – until the Klingon ship suddenly appeared directly overhead. It fired on the creature, then beamed Kirk aboard. Spock, the ship's gunner, was waiting.
Comm Signals: "Please, Captain – not in front of the Klingons." Captain Spock preventing Captain Kirk's hug, STAR TREK V: The Final Frontier |
Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country |
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Praxis Explodes
The U.S.S. Excelsior, under the command of Captain Hikaru Sulu, was on its way home from the Beta Quadrant when the ship collided with a huge subspace shock wave. The Excelsior survived the blast, but the moon Praxis, the source of the explasion, did not. Praxis had been the Klingons' key energy production facility before an explosion caused by over-mining and insufficient satety precautions blew the moon apart.
Comm Signals: "You, Captain Kirk, are to be our first olive branch." Chief in Command, STAR TREK VI: The Undiscovered Country |
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Dinner with the Klingons
Chancellor Gorkon's party accepted Captain Kirk's grudging invitation to dinner aboard the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-A, and things went down hill from there. Raising a glass of Romalan ale, Gorkon offered a toast to the future – the undiscovered country. But despite their best intentions, the two crews clashed. Kirk went so far as to compare the Klingons' philosophy of expansion to that of Hitler's. Peace, it seemed, would not come easily.
Comm Signals: "Guess who's coming to dinner." Commander Chekov, STAR TREK VI: The Undiscovered Country |
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Assassinating the Chancellor
Amazingly, the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-A appeared to fire photon torpedoes at Kronos One. Then two assassins in Federation space suits beamed aboard the listing Klingon vessel. Gorkon's officers, floating with the gravitational field disabled, were powerless to stop them. The intruders found the helpless Gorkon and, with a single phaser blast, nearly destroyed the entire peace initiative.
Comm Signals: "If there is to be a brave new world, our generation is going to have the hardest time living in it." Chancellor Gorkon to Captain Kirk, STAR TREK VI: The Undiscovered Country |
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Desperate Doctor
Captain Kirk and Doctor McCoy immediately beamed over to the damaged Kronos One following the surprise atlack. The Klingons' own surgeon was killed by the assassins, so McCoy offered his assistance. Frantically he tried to save Chancellor Gorkon, but McCoy was unfamiliar with Klingon anatomy … and in any case, Gorkon's chest wound was too severe. McCoy could only watch as the chancellor slipped away.
Comm Signals: "Don't let it end this way." The dying Gorkon to Kirk, STAR TREK VI: The Undiscovered Country |
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Fighting the Chameleon
Martia, the shape-shifting Chameloid, knew how to get Captain Kirk and Doctor McCoy outside Rura Penthe's shield. As the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-A raced toward their position, Kirk realized It was all a trick – Martia was working for someone who wanted Kirk dead. She assumed Kirk's appearance and fought him, until the Klingons arrived and killed her. They'd have killed Kirk, too, if Captain Spock hadn't beamed him and McCoy lo safety.
Comm Signals: Captain Kirk: "I can't believe I kissed you." Martia-as-Kirk: "Must have been your life-long ambition." STAR TREK VI: The Undiscovered Country |
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Traitor Revealed
A phaser set to stun can kill a man at close range without setting off ship's alarms. Someone aboard the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-A used this knowledge to kill yeomans Buck and Sando, the assassins of Chancellor Gorkon. When the killer slipped into the morgue to make sure the two men were dead, Captain Kirk and Captain Spock were waiting. The killer was Lieutenant Valeris.
Comm Signals: "What you want is irrelevant. What you've chosen is at hand." Captain Spock to Valeris, STAR TREK VI: The Undiscovered Country |
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Mind-Meld
Once discovered, Lieutenant Valeris tried to protect the identity of her accomplices in the Federation-Klingon plot to stop peace. Captain Kirk demanded names, and she chose not to remember. Using a mind-meld, Captain Spock pulled the names from her forcibly: Starfleet Admiral Cartwright, Klingon General Chang, Romulan Ambassador Nanclus. But Valeris did not know the location of the peace conference.
Comm Signals: "I was prejudiced by her accomplishments as a Vulcan." Captain Spock, STAR TREK VI: The Undiscovered Country |
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Excelsior to the Rescue
The U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-A raced to Camp Khitomer, certain another assassination would be attempted. But General Chang's Klingon bird-of-prey lay in wait for them, and it was capable of firing while cloaked. The ship suffered heavy damage before Captain Sulu's Excelsior came to the rescue. Sulu's arrival bought Captain Kirk's ship time to create a special warhead, after which both ships blew the bird-of-prey to smithereens.
Comm Signals: "Nice to see you in action one more time, Captain Kirk. Take care." Captain Sulu, STAR TREK VI: The Undiscovered Country |
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Restoring Faith
Captain Kirk and his crew beamed down to Camp Khitomer just in time to prevent the assassination of the Federation President. With a flying leap, Kirk pulled the president to the ground, avoiding a sniper's phaser beam. Scotty took out the sniper, and the peace conference continued. Once again, Kirk had saved the day. He restored Chancellor Gorkon's faith, and put to rest his own grudge against the Klingons.
Comm Signals: "People can be very frightened of change." Captain Kirk, STAR TREK VI: The Undiscovered Country |
Star Trek: Generations |
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Kirk Saves U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-B
The U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-B didn't have a tractor beam, photon torpedoes, or even a medical staff when she responded to the S.S. Lakul's distress call. An energy ribbon was tearing the Lakul apart, and the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-B might have been next if Captain Kirk hadn't gone below to generate a simulaled torpedo blast. The ship broke free, but not before the energy ribbon destroyed Deck 15 – where Kirk had been.
Comm Signals: "Your place is on the bridge of your ship. I'll take care of it." Captain Kirk. STAR TREK Generations |
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Worf's Promotion
The crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-D donned old-style sailors outfits and went to sea aboard a holodeck sailing ship to mark Wort's promotion to lieutenant commander. Worf, a "prisoner." faced the charges at "knowingly and willfully performing above and beyond the call of duty," and "earning the admiration and respect of the entire crew." He surprised the crew by grabbing his hat without falling into the water.
Comm Signals: "If there's one thing I've learned over the years, it's to never underestimate a Klingon." Captain Picard, STAR TREK Generations |
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Emotional Data
For 34 years, Commander Data endeavored to become more human. But his growth as an artificial life form had reached an impasse; he was still unable to grasp emotions. Believing his emotion chip might be the only answer, he had Lt. Commander La Forge install it in his neural net. Soon Data was making jokes and sampling Guinan's concoctions in Ten Forward. At long last he experienced affection, hate, fear, humor and 257 other distinct emotional states.
Comm Signals: Lt. Commander Data: "I hate this! It is revolting!" Guinan: "More?" Data: *Please." STAR TREK Generations |
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End of the Duras Sisters
Lursa and B'Elor returned Lt. Commander La Forge to the U.S.S Enterprise NCC-1701-D with his visor moditied to send back a visual signal. They waited impatiently for La Forge to go to Engineering, and when he did, they spied on the Federation craft's shield modulation frequency. Thrilled with their cleverness, they fired at will upon the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-D. But their opponents found a way to drop the Klingon ship's shields, and a single photon torpedo spelled the end of Lursa and B'Elor.
Comm Signals: "I just love scanning for life forms." Commander Data, STAR TREK Generations |
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Saucer Section Crash
The last torpedo from the Duras sisters ruptured the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-D's magnetic interlocks, leading to a warp core breach. Commander Riker ordered the evacuation of everyone in the saucer section and separated the ship. But the breach's shock wave sent the vessel hurtling out of control toward the surface of Veridian Ill where it carved a mile long path into the ground and snapped trees like twigs.
Comm Signals: "All hands, brace for impact!" Commander Riker, STAR TREK Generations |
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Into the Nexus
After failing to stop Soran on Veridian III, Captain Picard found himself in the nexus, surrounded by his wife and children on Chrisimas morning. Even Rene, his nephew who had died in a fire, was there to give Picard a hug. Now the Captain understood what Guinan had meant about not ever wanting to leave the nexus. But Picard summoned the will to do just that – with Captain Kirk at his side.
Comm Signals: "History records that you died saving the Enterprise-B from an energy ribbon… 80 years ago." Captain Picard to Captain Kirk, STAR TREK Generations |
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Two Captains
Captain Picard found Captain Kirk chopping wood outside his cabin in the mountains. From Kirk's point of view, he had just arrived, and he was happier than he'd ever been. But when a dangerous jump on horseback proved utterly predictable, Kirk saw the truth. None of it was real. Picard convinced Kirk to leave his idyilic existence and travel back with him to reality, where a grave mission awaited him.
Comm Signals: "If Spock were here, he'd say that I was an irrational, illogical human being for taking on a mission like that. Sounds like fun." Captain Kirk, STAR TREK Generations |
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Destroying Soran
Captain Kirk and Captain Picard appeared on Veridian III before Soran could launch his device. Picard hoped that this lime, with Kirk's help, he could stop Soran. Picard headed for the launcher while Kirk took off after Soran. The El-Aurian cloaked his launcher, but Kirk retrieved the control pad and deactivaled the cloak. Picard then engaged the locking clamps, and the device exploded, taking Soran with it.
Comm Signals: Captain Picard: "Good luck, Captain." Captain Kirk: "Call me Jim." STAR TREK Generations |
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Making a Difference
Captain Picard and Captain Kirk prevented Soran from destroying the Veridian star, saving millions of lives. But Kirk paid a dear price for his heroism. Picard scrambled down the slope to find the legendary captain pinned beneath rubble, fatally injured. Kirk had made a difference once again – the least he could do, he said, "for the captain of the Enterprise." Picard buried his body atop the mountain in the fading light of the sun.
Comm Signals: "It was … fun." Captain Kirk, STAR TREK Generations |
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A Reluctant Hero
April 4, 2063, was the eve of Zefram Cochrane's historic first warp flight aboard his space craft, the Phoenix. But Cochrane didn't want to be a hero. He preferred to spend his time drinking and dancing to the rock and roll sounds of the jukebox. Counselor Troi tried to get him talking, becoming inebrialed in the process. Cochrane didn't respond well to the news that a statue would be made in his honor.
Comm Signals: "If you're looking for my professional opinion as ship's counselor, he's nuts." Counselor Troi, STAR TREK: First Contact |
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Borg Invasion!
The Borg destroyed the Federation colony on Ivor Prime, then headed for Earth. It launched a sphere which traveled back in time to assimilate Earth. The U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-E followed it back to the 21st century and destroyed it, but not before the Borg beamed aboard Captain Picard's ship. Soon Picard and his crew were exchanging phaser fire with the Borg in the corridors, fighting to relain control of the ship.
Comm Signals: "Twenty Borg are about to break through that door. Create a diversion!" Doctor Crusher to EMH, STAR TREK: First Contact |
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Entrance of the Queen
Commander Data, captured by the Borg as they attempted to assimilate the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-E, watched with fascination as the Borg Queen's head, shoulders and spine were lowered from above to join the rest of her body. This Borg understood the concept of individuality, using the pronoun "I." She began lo change Data into a human being, something he had always wanted – but never like this.
Comm Signals: "I am the Collective. I bring order to chaos. I am the beginning, the end, the one who is many." Borg Queen, STAR TREK: First Contact |
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"The Big Goodbye"
Captain Picard activated his holodeck program, "The Big Goodbye," and became "Dixon Hill" to evade the Borg. Lily Sloane, decked out in a gold dress, was with him. As two Borg drones entered the holodeck and began tossing people aside, Picard stole Nicky the Nose's machine gun and opened fire. With the safety protocols disengaged, even holographie bullets could kill.
Comm Signals: Nicky the Nose: "What's shakin, Dix?" Captain Picard: "The usual, Nick – Martinis and skirts." STAR TREK: First Contact |
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Deflector Dish Battle
The Borg were trying to transform the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-E's deflector dish into an interplexing beacon – a subspace transmitter that would allow them to contact the Borg living in The 21st century. The crew had to destroy the deflector dish first, and to do that, they had to fight the Borg outside the ship, in zero-G. Captain Picard, Lt. Commander Worf and Lieutenant Hawk managed to stop the Borg, but Hawk was lost in the process.
Comm Signals: "Assimilate this!* Lt. Commander Worf, STAR TREK: First Contact |
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A Dangerous Kiss
The Borg Queen told Commander Data that his android brain was capable of much more than mere human endeavors. Afler showing Dala what pain was, the Queen demonstrated a physical form of pleasure by kissing Data. He admitted he was fully functional in the ways of sexuality, but it had been more than eight years since he had used his "multiple techniques." At first wary of her, Data returned the Queen's kiss.
Comm Signals: "My programming was not designed to process these sensations, Commander Data," STAR TREK: First Contact |
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Making History
An hour before launching the Phoenix, Cochrane had a four-alarm hang-over, either from whiskey or Commander Riker's phaser – or both. But he was ready to make history. With rock and roll music blaring, Cochrane's Phoenix blasted into space with Commander Riker and Lt. Commander La Forge along for the ride. As expected, their warp flight caught the attention of a passing Vulcan ship.
Comm Signals: "I built this ship so I could retire to some tropical island filled with naked women." Zefram Cochrane, STAR TREK: First Contact |
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Demise of the Borg Queen
The Borg Queen gave Commander data the order to destroy the Phoenix, and Data seemed to comply by firing torpedoes. But to the Queen's surprise, the torpedoes missed their target. Dala had deceived her. He released plasma coolant into the chamber and pulled the Queen into the swirling maelstrom. All of her organic parts liquefied, and she could not survive without them. The rest of the Borg aboard ship self-destructed.
Comm Signals: "Resistance is futile." Commander Data to the Borg Queen, STAR TREK: First Contact |
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Contact for the Ages
Following the warp flight of the Phoenix, a light appeared in the sky above the launch compound. A strange vessel descended, and Cochrane, Lily, and the rest of their community moved forward in awe. A ramp lowered from the space ship and out came several Vulcans, who wanted to meet the man who flew the warp ship. Cochrane shook hands and, later, introduced them to rock and roll.
Comm Signals: "My God – they're really from another world!" Cochrane, STAR TREK: First Contact |
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Data, Unmasked
Commander Data wasn't really out of control when he decided to reveal himself to the Ba'ku people. He was suffering from a phase variance in his positronic matrix, caused by a Son'a weapon. Data had discovered a nefarious Son'a-Federation plan to remove the Ba'ku from their world. Revealing his head was only the first step – next he revealed the entire Son'a-Federation observation team.
Comm Signals: "Lt. Commander Data, stand down. That's an order! I repeat, stand down!" Starfleet observation team leader, STAR TREK: Insurrection |
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Retrieving Data
Captain Picard and Lt. Commander Wort set out in a shuttlecralt to capture Commander Data, but the android didn't make it easy for them. Data, in a Starfleet scout ship, fired on Picard and Worf. They locked docking clamps onto Data's ship, and the two vessels spiraled toward the planet's surface before Picard regained control. Worf entered the scout ship and shut down Data with a modified tricorder.
Comm Signals: "We believe that when you create a machine to do the work of a man, you take something away from the man." Soief, STAR TREK: Insurrection |
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A Bath by Candlelight
The "Briar Patch," an area of space that was home to the Ba'ku world, affected the crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC -1701-E in remarkable ways. Commander Riker and Counselor Troi renewed their affections for one another by enjoying a candlelit bath together. The counselor shaved Riker's beard, making the commander look younger – and making his face smoother to her touch.
Comm Signals: "I kiss you, and you say "yuck?" Commander Riker to Counselor Troi, STAR TREK: Insurrection |
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Slowing Down Time
Many of the young people among the Ba'ku wanted to know more about the "off-land." They were attracted to stories of a faster pace of life. Captain Picard knew that on the contrary, most off-landers would practically sell their souls to slow things down. Even he was tempted. Anij helped Picard experience a perfect moment in time – a moment when time seemed to stop.
Comm Signals: "It's been 300 years since l've seen a bald man." Anij, STAR TREK: Insurrection |
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Attacked from Above
Captain Picard organized the evacuation of the Ba'ku village, so the Son'a would have a harder time beaming anyone off the surface. They headed for the mountains, where a heavy concentration of Kelbonite would make transport virtually impossible. But Son'a vessels opened fire from above. They launched small, automated probes to fire isolinear tags at the Ba'ku, so transporters could lock on. A cavern provided shelter.
Comm Signals: "Saddle up! Lock and load." Commander Data, STAR TREK: Insurrection |
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The Admiral Betrayed
Admiral Dougherty was only trying to help the Federation when he got involved with the Son'a. But when Dougherty understood that he had ensnared the Federation in a blood feud, he tried to end the matter at once. Ru'afo responded by allacking the admiral and forcing him In undergo a deadly face-siretching procedure. Dougherty's participation in Son'a affairs was over.
Comm Signals: "Look in the mirror, Admiral. The Federation is old." Ru'afo, STAR TREK: Insurrection |
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A Bold Deception
Ru'afo and his crew believed they had successfully started their procedure to collect metaphasic particles from the Ba'ku planet's rings. In truth, the whole event was an illusion – Captain Picard transported them to a cloaked Federation holoship when they reset their shields. This allowed Picard and Gallatin to deactivate the injecior, much to Ru'afo's consternation.
Comm Signals: "Remain at your post, Commander. I need you to beam me back." Captain Picard to Lt. Commander Worf, STAR TREK: Insurrection |
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Rescued in the Nick of Time
Locked out of his own ship, Ru'afo beamed to the collector and restarted the countdown that would launch the injector. Captain Picard beamed over to put a stop to Ru'afo's plan once and for all by engaging the collector's self-destruct sequence. He evaded Ru'afo, engaged the self-destruct, and was beamed home at the last second as the collector exploded.
Comm Signals: "You're really going to risk igniting the exhaust? Alright, I will!" Captain Picard to Ru'afo, STAR TREK: Insurrection |
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Ba'ku and Son'a, Reunited
A century ago, a group of young Ba'ku wanted to follow the ways of the off-landers. They tried to lake over the colony, and when they failed, they were banished. Captain Picard learned that these outcasts were the Son'a. After stopping their plan to take back the planet, Picard helped the Son'a and the Ba'ku put away their blood feud and begin moving Toward reconciliation.
Comm Signals: Anij: "Mother and son. You arranged this?" Captain Picard: "I thought it might begin the healing process." STAR TREK: Insurrection |
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Persis Khambatta as Ilia
LIEUTENANT ILIA, THE U.S.S. ENTERPRISE NCC 1701'S NAVIGATOR DURING THE V'GER MISSION, WAS A NATIVE OF PLANET DELTA IV. AS A DELTAN, ILIA HAD AN ALMOST INTOXICATING EFFECT ON HUMAN MALES. HOWEVER, SHE HAD TAKEN AN OATH OF CELIBACY AS REQUIRED BY STARFLEET. COMMANDER WILLARD DECKER HAD BEEN ROMANTICALLY INVOLVED WITH ILIA WHEN HE WAS A YOUNG OFFICER STATIONED ON HER HOME PLANET.
"I WOULD NEVER TAKE ADVANTAGE OF A SEXUALLY IMMATURE SPECIES." LIEUTENANT ILIA, STAR TREK: THE MOTION PICTURE |
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Bibi Besch as Carol Marcus
THE MASTERMIND BEHIND THE AMBITIOUS GENESIS PROJECT WAS DOCTOR CAROL MARCUS, A NOTED SCIENTIST AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGIST. SHE AND HER SON, DOCTOR DAVID MARCUS, DEVISED THE GENESIS PROJECT TO CREATE LIFE ON BARREN MOONS AND PLANETS. EARLIER IN HER CAREER, CAROL MARCUS WAS INVOLVED WITH JAMES KIRK – DAVID'S FATHER. CAROL WANTED DAVID IN HER WORLD, NOT GALLIVANTING THROUGH THE COSMOS WITH KIRK.
"LET ME SHOW YOU SOMETHING THAT WILL MAKE YOU FEEL YOUNG, AS WHEN THE WORLD WAS NEW." DOCTOR CAROL MARCUS TO ADMIRAL KIRK, STAR TREK II: THE WRATH OF KHAN |
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Kirstie Alley as Saavik
SAAVIK, THE VULCAN OFFICER WHO WAS CAPTAIN SPOCK'S PROTÉGÉ, SEEMED TO HOLD HUMANS IN DISDAIN. BUT SPOCK TAUGHT HER THAT TOLERANCE OF HUMANS WAS LOGICAL. THE ACTIONS OF ADMIRAL KIRK WHILE COMBATING KHAN, AND THE SACRIFICE OF DAVID MARCUS ON THE GENESIS PLANET, DID MUCH TO CHANGE SAAVIK'S MIND ABOUT HER HUMAN COLLEAGUES. TO SPOCK SHE WAS MOST LOYAL, EVEN ENGAGING IN PON FARR WITH HIM ON THE GENESIS PLANET.
"JUST LIKE YOUR FATHER … HUMAN." LIEUTENANT SAAVIK TO DAVID MARCUS, STAR TREK III: THE SEARCH FOR SPOCK |
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Catherine Hicks as Dr. Gillian Taylor
DOCTOR GILLIAN TAYLOR, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF THE MARITIME CETACEAN INSTITUTE IN SAN FRANCISCO, WAS QUITE ATTACHED TO THE INSTITUTE'S PRIDE AND JOY: TWO HUMPBACK WHALES NAMED GEORGE AND GRACIE. THE WHALES HAD TO BE RETURNED TO THE OPEN SEA, WHERE GILLIAN FEARED FOR THEIR SAFETY. A SUCKER FOR HARD-LUCK CASES, TAYLOR GREW FOND OF KIRK AND SPOCK. WHOM SHE ACCOMPANIED TO THE 23RD CENTURY.
"WELL, IF IT ISN'T ROBIN HOOD AND FRIAR TUCK." GILLIAN TAYLOR TO ADMIRAL KIRK AND CAPTAIN SPOCK, STAR TREK IV: THE VOYAGE HOME |
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Cynthia Gouw as Caithlin Dar
THE ROMULAN GOVERNMENT'S NEW REPRESENTATIVE TO PARADISE CITY ON NIMBUS III WAS CAITHLIN DAR. AN IDEALIST AT HEART, DAR STILL HAD FAITH IN THE 20-YEAR-OLD, KLINGON-ROMULAN-FEDERATION AGREEMENT TO DEVELOP THE "PLANET OF GALACTIC PEACE" TOGETHER, HER FELLOW REPRESENTATIVES, KORRD AND ST. JOHN TALBOT, WERE FAR LESS ENTHUSIASTIC. THE MATTER WAS RENDERED MOOT WHEN ALL THREE WERE CAPTURED BY SYBOK.
"OUR GOVERNMENTS WILL STOP AT NOTHING TO ENSURE OUR SAFETY." CAITHLIN DAR, STAR TREK V: THE FINAL FRONTIER |
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Kim Cattrall as Lieutenant Valeris
LIEUTENANT VALERIS VOLUNTEERED AS HELMSMAN FOR THE U.S.S. ENTERPRISE NCC-1701-A'S MISSION TO PICK UP KLINGON CHANCELLOR GORKON. SPOCK SPONSORED VALERIS AT THE ACADEMY, WHERE SHE WAS THE FIRST VULCAN TO GRADUATE AT THE TOP OF HER CLASS. BUT VALERIS WOULD SOON TRAMPLE ON HER MENTOR'S TRUST, FOR SHE WAS WORKING WITH KLINGON AND FEDERATION COUNTER-INSURGENTS TO UNDERMINE THE PEACE SPOCK HAD WORKED SO HARD TO FORGE.
"YOU HAVE BETRAYED THE FEDERATION, ALL OF YOU." LIEUTENANT VALERIS, STAR TREK VI: THE UNDISCOVERED COUNTRY |
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Gwynyth Walsh as B'Etor
AFTER YEARS OF [WREAKING] HAVOC WITHIN THE KLINGON EMPIRE, LURSA AND B'ETOR, THE DURAS SISTERS, DECIDED ENOUGH WAS ENOUGH, THEY WOULD CONQUER THE EMPIRE OUTRIGHT, BUT TO DO THAT THEY NEEDED AN ADVANTAGE, SO THEY MADE A DEAL WITH DOCTOR TOLIAN SORAN. THEY HELPED HIM STEAL TRILITHIUM IN EXCHANGE FOR SPECIFICATIONS TO BUILD A TRILITHIUM-BASED WEAPON. BUT FIRST THEY TANGLED WITH THE U.S.S. ENTERPRISE NCC-1701-D, WHICH WAS FORCED TO BLOW THEM TO PIECES.
"HE MUST BE THE ONLY ENGINEER IN STARFLEET WHO DOESN'T GO TO ENGINEERING." B'ETOR DURAS REGARDING LT. COMMANDER GEORDI LA FORGE, STAR TREK GENERATIONS |
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Alfre Woodard as Lily Sloane
LILY SLOANE, ZEFRAM COCHRANE'S PARTNER, HAD A HARD TIME ACCEPTING THAT CAPTAIN PICARD AND HIS CREW WERE REALLY FROM THE FUTURE – UNTIL SHE SAW EARTH FROM THE U.S.S. ENTERPRISE NCC-1701-E. SHE CAME TO TRUST CAPTAIN PICARD, BUT SHE SAW THE FOLLY IN HIS PLAN TO STAY ABOARD THE SHIP AND FIGHT A LOSING BATTLE AGAINST THE BORG. WITH SPUNK AND FORTITUDE, LILY STOOD UP TO THE CAPTAIN AND CONVINCED HIM TO CHANGE HIS PLAN. LIKE COCHRANE, LILY LEFT HER MARK UPON THE FUTURE.
"JEAN-LUC, BLOW UP THE DAMN SHIP!" LILY SLOANE, STAR TREK: FIRST CONTACT |
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Donna Murphy as Anij
ANIJ, A MEMBER OF THE BA'KU COMMUNITY, WAS CENTURIES OLD BUT REMAINED YOUTHFUL THANKS TO THE REGENERATIVE EFFECTS OF HER PLANET'S RINGS. ANIJ VALUED A SLOW, THOUGHTFUL WAY OF LIFE. RATHER THAN WORRY ABOUT YESTERDAY OR PLAN FOR TOMORROW, SHE PREFERRED TO EXPERIENCE EACH PASSING MOMENT TO THE FULLEST. SHE NEVER LEARNED TO SWIM BECAUSE SHE SIMPLY HADN'T GOTTEN AROUND TO IT.
"WHAT AM I GOING TO DO WITHOUT YOU?" ANIJ TO CAPTAIN PICARD, STAR TREK: INSURRECTION |
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V'GER
Star Trek: The Motion Picture
NASA's old voyager 6 space probe found its way to a planet of living machines far across the galaxy. The machine inhabitants modified the probe so it could learn all that is learnable, and sent it back to Earth. During the journey V'Ger achieved consciousness – and incredible destructive power. It would have destroyed Earth, had it not been able to join with "the Creator," i.e. humanity. Commander Decker and Lieutenant Ilia joined with V'Ger, helping it evolve to another plane of existence. |
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KHAN NOONIEN SINGH
Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan
Khan, a genetically engineered, 20th century "superman" born of a dangerous selective breeding program, once ruled over a quarter of Earth. He was later left on Ceti Alpha V by Captain Kirk after trying to take over the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701. Kirk had given Khan a fair chance, but unbeknownst to the Captain, the planet's orbit shifted, laying everything to waste. Over the years, Khan became eaten away with an obsession to destroy Kirk. Khan was killed when he detonated the Genesis device aboard the Reliant. |
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COMMANDER KRUGE
Star Trek III: The Search for Spock
Commander Kruge was obsessed with obtaining the power of Genesis. A merchant ship and the U.S.S. Grissom were the first casualties of his ruthless pursuit. Then he took Spock, Saavik and David Marcus prisoner on the Genesis planet, and his men killed David. He felt that Genesis was a powerful doomsday weapon that he must claim for the Klingon Empire. He was killed on the Genesis planet by Admiral Kirk. |
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THE PROBE
Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home
The alien probe that caused disruptions on Earth appeared to be from an unknown intelligence. The probe's signal was carried on an amplification wave of enormous power, neutralizing all ships in the area. When Captain Spock deduced that the probe was attempting to communicate with extinct whales, the crew retrieved a pair of humpbacks From the 20th Century and brought them back to the future. The whales answered the probe's call, and Earth was saved. |
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SYBOK
Star Trek V: The Final Frontier
He may have been Spock's half-brother, but Sybok was nothing like his famous Starfleet sibling. Sybok was a revolutionary, banished from Vulcan for rejecting his logical upbringing and embracing the animal passions of his ancestors. He was obsessed with the planet Sha-ka-ree at the center of the galaxy – a place in which questions of existence would be answered. But Sybok did not like what he found there. He died at Sha-ka-ree, after making peace with Spock. |
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GENERAL CHANG
Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country
General Chang was an "old school" Kingon military officer who could not stand the idea of crawling to the Federation for peace. To him, such a maneuver spelled the end of his entire way of life. Chang participated in a covert operation to undermine his government's peace initiative, going so far as to fire on a Klingon vessel and orchestrate the assassination of his own chancellor. Chang was killed in combat with the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-A and the Excelsior as peace talks began. |
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DR. TOLAN SORAN
Star Trek Generations
The U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-B rescued Doctor Tolian Soran, an El Aurian scientist, from the S.S. Lakul just before the nexus energy ribbon destroyed it. Seventy-eight years later, the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-D picked him up from the Amargosa Observatory. The 300-year ald Soran was still obsessed with getting back into the nexus. He didn't care how many lives were lost every time he destroyed a star to re-direct the nexus ribbon Soran was stopped on Veridian III by Picard and Kirk before he could cause further harm. |
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BORG QUEEN
Star Trek: First Contact
The Borg Queen pulled all the strings for the vast Borg Collective. In her mission to stop humanity's first contact with extraterrestrials, the Queen tried to transform Data into an organic being. She even engaged in physical pleasures with him. Ultimately, just when the Queen thought she had won Data over to her side, he betrayed her, smashing a plasma coolant tank and destroying the Queen's organic components. |
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RU'AFO
Star Trek: Insurrection
Ru'afo, the leader of the Son'a, didn't want to share the Ba'ku planet's benefits with the people of the Federation – or even with the Ba'ku themselves, even though they were the same race, Ru'afo only wanted to take the life-giving metaphasic particles from the planet's rings for himself, leaving the planet a dead lump of rock. Fortunately, Captain Picard and the crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-E prevented Ru'afo from carrying out his objective. Ru'afo died in the explosion of his collector vessel. |
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Star Trek: The Motion Picture
James T. Kirk, now a Starfleet admiral, retakes command of the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 and reunites his original crew to save Earth from an immensely powerful alien entity called V'Ger.
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Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan
The genetically engineered Khan returns to take revenge on Admiral James J. Kirk, the man Khan blames for his wife's death and his own exile on a barren planet.
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JUNE 4, 1982 |
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Star Trek III: The Search for Spock
The crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 put their lives and their careers on the line in order to save their friend, Captain Spock.
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Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home
Admiral Kirk and his crew must retrieve a pair of humpback whales from 20th Century San Francisco to save the Earth of their own time.
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Star Trek V: The Final Frontier
Sybok, Spock's renegade half-brother, hijacks the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-A and takes it beyond the Great Barrier of the galaxy to find God.
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JUNE 9, 1989 |
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Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country
A historic call for peace between the Klingons and the Federation is endangered when the Klingon chancellor is assassinated, and Kirk and McCoy are convicted of his murder.
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DECEMBER 6, 1991 |
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Star Trek Generations
Captains Picard and Kirk team up to stop a desperate scientist from carrying out a personal agenda which will kill millions of people.
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NOVEMBER I1, 1994 |
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Star Trek: First Contact
The crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-E must overcome the Borg to ensure the historic flight that precipitated Earth's first contact with an alien race.
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Star Trek: Insurrection
Captain Picard and his crew must violate Federation orders to protect an idyllic planet and its secret to eternal life.
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Vulcan
The planet Vulcan is a hot, dry, Class-M planet with no moons. Much of the planet surface is desert-like, with an active geological substrata and smoking volcanoes. But Vulcan does have some wilderness preserves.
The people of Vulcan were the first extraterrestrials to make contact with Earth. Long ago, Vulcans were a passionate, violent race who eventually rejected their emotions in order to save their civilization. Instead of emotion, Vulcans now embrace pure logic. |
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Ceti Alpha V
Ceti Alpha V features a limited atmosphere, dominated by craylon gas, sand, and high velocity winds. It once harbored abundant life, but neighboring Ceti Alpha VI exploded and the shock changed the orbit of Cet Alpha V. The new climactic conditions turned the planet into a wind-swept dust bowl.
Only a few of Khan's genetically engineered followers managed to survive Ceti Alpha V's harsh environment. Twenty of Khan's people were killed by indigenous creatures, including Khan's wife, Marla McGivers. |
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Genesis Planet
The matrix for the Genesis planet formed in a day, and life forms developed on its surface at an accelerated rate. The planet had all the varieties of land and weather known to Earth within a few hours' walk. But the planet aged so rapidly that it self-destructed.
The Genesis planet in all its violent upheaval ultimately proved to be the burial ground for Doctor David Marcus and for the Klingon Commander Kruge. It was also the life-giving force behind Spock's resurrection. |
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20th Century Earth
The pollution content of Earth's atmosphere was Captain Spock's key to realizing the crew had arrived at Earth in the 20th Century. Three-quarters of Earth's surface was covered by oceans that teemed with life, including humpback whales.
San Francisco in the late 20th Century was terra incognito to Admiral Kirk and his crew. Many of the customs took the 23rd-Century visitors by surprise, such as paying for things with money and driving recklessly in fossil fuel-burning automobiles. Earth of the past was definitely a primitive and paranoid place. |
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Nimbus III
Nimbus III, known among the major Alpha Quadrant powers as the "planet of galactic peace," was a hot, dry, barren world. Water was a dwindling resource, trees were scarce, and the ground was cracked by the heat.
The Federation, Romulan and Klingon governments brought settlers to Nimbus III to co-exist in peace, but the plan went awry. The settlers were forbidden weapons, but they fashioned their own. Paradise City, the only settlement on the planet, was captured by terrorist force led by Sybok. |
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Rura Penthe
The Klingon penal asteroid called Rura Penthe was known throughout the galaxy as the "aliens' graveyard." There was no stockade and no guard tower, only a magnetic shield preventing beaming. Punishment meant exile from the underground prison to the surface, where nothing could survive the extreme cold.
Captain Kirk and Doctor McCoy, sentenced to spend the rest of their lives in Rura Penthe's dilithium mines, were told that hard work would be rewarded, while poor work would result in their deaths. Fortunately, they weren't around long. |
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Veridian III
Veridian Ill is an uninhabited Class-M planet characterized by clear blue skies and a variety of geographic regions, from lush forests to desert valleys the color of fire.
The saucer section of the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-D crash-landed on Veridian III, spelling an end to that illustrious vessel. On another part of the planet, Captain Kirk met his end while helping Captain Picard stop Tolian Soran from destroying the Veridian star. Picard buried kirk on a mountaintop. |
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21st Century Earth
The atmosphere of Earth in the mid-21st Century contained radioactive isotopes some 10 years after World War III, which left 600 million dead. Most of the major cities were destroyed, and very few governments were left.
Earth's weakened state after World War Ill made the planet an easy target for the Borg. But Captain Picard and the crew of the U.S.S Enterprise NCC-1701-E beamed down to the missile complex in central Montana where Zefram Cochrane would make history. Their intervention preserved the history and future of Earth. |
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Ba'ku Homeworld
The planet of the Ba'ku is in Sector 441, an area of space commonly referred to as the "Briar Patch." The planet's rings give off an unusual metaphasic radiation which continuously regencrates the inhabitants' genetic structure.
The community of 600 Ba'ku came to their remarkable world 309 years ago. They think of their village as a sanctuary of life. They do not employ their considerable technological abilities, choosing instead to live life slowly and to the fullest. |
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Captain James T. Kirk
Captain James T. Kirk, a legend in his own time, commanded the starship U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 and NCC-1701-A. Independent and charismatic, Kirk wasn't afraid to bend the rules now and then. Kirk was a man of deep feeling, fiercely devoted to his crew. He loved aduentures – the grimmer the odds, the better. Kirk lost his life helping Captain Picard save the citizens of the Veridian star system.
"I was like you once, so worried about duty and obligation I couldn't see past my own uniform." — Kirk to Picard |
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Captain Spock
Captain Spock's career with the crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 and NCC-1701-A was among the most unique in the annals of Starfleet. Spock, a science officer for decades, died while saving his shipmates from the Genesis explosion. A bizarre series of events resurrected Spock, who in his later years turned to diplomacy. Outwardly emotionless and devoted to logic. the half-human, half-Vulcan Spock was intensely loyal to Captain Kirk and his crewmates.
"Jim, you proceed from a false assumption: I have no ego to bruise." — Spock |
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Captain Clark Terrell
Captain Clark Terrell commanded the U.S.S. Reliant on its survey mission for Project Genesis. Terrell and his crew were searching for a lifeless planet to test the Genesis experiment. Unfortunately, Terrell was captured by Khan on Ceti Alpha V. Khan took control of Terrell by means of a mind-altering parasitic creature, but Terrell's will was strong. Rather than follow Khan's order to kill Captain Kirk, Terrell took his own life.
"I'm afraid it's even harder than you think, Doctor. Please, don't move." — Terrell |
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Captain J. T. Esteban
Captain J.T. Esteban of the Federation science vessel Grissom was a "by-the-book" officer. Disinclined to take chances, Esteban refused to allow Spock's burial tube to be beamed aboard. He did allow Doctor Marcus and Lieutenant Saavik to beam down to the Genesis planet to investigate an animal life form reading. Before he could beam them back aboard, however, Commander Kruge's ship decloaked and attacked, destroying the Grissom.
"This landing is Captain's discretion, and I'm the one who's out on a limb." — Esteban |
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Captain Styles
Captain Styles, the first commander of the U.S.S. Excelsior, was cocky about his new starship. After all, the Excelsior had all the latest Starfleet technology, including transwarp drive. But Styles picked the wrong man to share in his glee about breaking the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701's speed records: Montgomery Scott. When Styles tried to stop Admiral Kirk and his friends from going to the Genesis planet, he found his mighty Excelsior immoblized, thanks to Scotty's sabotage.
"Kirk, you do this, you'll never sit in the Captain's chair again. — Styles |
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Captain Hikaru Sulu
Captain Sulu's first assignment as commander of the U.S.S. Excelsior was a three-year mission cataloguing gaseous planetary anomalies in the Beta Quadrant. Ever loyal to his former shipmates aboard the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-A, Sulu offered his assistance when Admiral Kirk and Doctor McCoy were convicted of assassinating the Kingon chancellar. Sulu raced to his friends aid at Camp Khitomer, helping them destroy General Chang.
helmsman: "She'll fly apart."
Sulu: "Fly her apart, then!"
— Sulu to helmsman |
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Captain Jean-Luc Picard
Captain Jean-Luc Picard commanded the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-D and -E, continuing the ship and crew's legacy as the finest in all of Starfleet. Intelligent, cautious and sincere, Captain Picard was devoted to his duty as Captain – but he still found time to forge lasting relationships with his crew. So strong is Picard's mental makeup that he recovered from Borg assimilation and used the experience to hand the Borg a crushing defeat when they attempted to prevent First Contact.
"The line must be drawn here! This far, no farther!" — Picard |
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Captain John Harriman
Captain John Harriman of the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-B was delighted to have a group of living legends aboard for his ship's maiden voyage: Captain Kirk, Chief Engineer Scott and Commander Chekov. Harriman had read about Kirk's missions when he was a child. But Harriman didn't count on receiving a distress call. Inexperienced and unprepared, Harriman turned to the "living legends" for help. Kirk saved Harriman's ship, but in the process he was swept into the nexus.
"Captain Kirk, I'd be grateful if you'd give the order to get underway."
— Harriman |
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Zefram Cochrane
It didn't matter that Zefram Cochrane was a jaded, sullen man on the eve of his historic warp flight. He was only in it for money and he drank too much. But as Cochrane himself would later say, "Don't try to be a great man, just be a man, and let history make its own judgments." He was the de-facto captain of his own ship, the Phoenix, for the warp flight that united Earth and attracted the attention of the Vulcans.
"You people, you're all astronauts… on some kind of star trek. — Cochrane |
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The Ultimate Humanist
Doctor Leonard H. McCoy was the chief medical officer aboard the original starship U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 and its immediate successor. McCoy, give the nickname "Bones" by his close friend Jim Kirk, was more than just a Starfleet doctor – he was also the ultimate humanist. Captain Kirk's reliance on McCoy for guidance and emotional support was so great, he pulled strings to get the retired doctor back aboard for the V'Ger encounter.
In McCoy's Words: "It's been a long time since I delivered a baby. I hope we got this one off to a good start."
STAR TREK: The Motion Picture |
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Doctor & Friend
Who better than Doctor McCoy to cheer up Admiarl Kirk in the throes of birthday blues? McCoy visited Kirk at the Admiral's home, bringing two gifts: a bottle of Romulan ale (vintage 2283), and a pair of eyeglasses. But more than gifts, McCoy gave his friend some much-needed advice. Kir shouldn't be "out there, hopping galaxies." Kirk knew McCoy was right.
In McCoys Words: "Jim, I'm your doctor and I'm your friend. Get back your command."
STAR TREK II: The Wrath of Khan |
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Confessing to Spock
On the way to Vulcan, Doctor McCoy finally had a chance to meet face to face with the reborn Spock. He pleaded with the Vulcan to talk to him, to tell him what to do with his katra. But Spock lay comatose. McCoy found the courage to tell Spock something he never thought he'd hear himself say" He missed his Vulcan friend, and he didn't know if he could stand to lose Spock again.
In McCoy's Words: "That green-blooded son of a bitch. It's his revenge for all those arguments we had."
STAR TREK III: The Search for Spock |
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McCoy, Son of David
When Sarek asked the Vulcan high priestess T'Lar for Fal-tor-pan, the refusion of Spock's mind and body, T'Lar asked who was the keeper of the Katra. "I am," the doctor responded nervously. "McCoy, Leoard H., son of David." The priestess warned him that the danger was as great to himself as to Spock, and that McCoy, of course, chose the danger.
In McCoy's Words: "Hell of a time to ask."
STAR TREK III: The Search for Spock
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Scotty's "Assistant"
Doctor McCoy enjoyed his role as "Professor" Scott's companion from Edinburgh, even if the engineer smugly reminded McCoy that he was only an "assistant" in this charade. When Scotty offered to show the plant manager how to create transparent aluminum, McCoy was the voice of reason. He cautioned Scotty about the dangers of altering the future, but Scotty rightly pointed out that Doctor Nichols might well have invented the thing.
In McCoy's Words: "Don't bury yourself in the part!" (to Commander Scott)
STAR TREK IV: The Voyage Home |
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Starfleet's Finest Physician
Doctor McCoy may have fancied himself an old country doctor, but he was outraged by the level of medicine he saw at the hospital in 20th-Century San Francisco. Kidney dialysis and fundiscopic examinations had McCoy feeling like he was dealing with medievalism. With a single pill he helped an old woman grow a new kidney. McCoy then argued passionately with Chekov's physician, stopping the man from drilling holes in Chekov's head.
In McCoy's Words: "Put away your butcher knives and let me save this patient before it's too late!"
STAR TREK IV: The Voyage Home |
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A McCoy Family Recipe
Captain Spck thought Doctor McCoy was dishing out bipodal seeds. In fact, they were beans, but not ordinary beans. Slurring a bit from the effects of bourbon, McCoy explained that these beans were from an old Southern recipe handed down to him by his father… and he warned Spock that if the Vulcan stuck his nose up at them, he would be inslting generations of McCoys. Surprisingly, Spock liked the beans, noting an unfamiliar flavor. That, of course, was the secret ingredient.
In McCoy's Words: "You know, you two could drive a man to drink."
STAR TREK V: The Final Frontier |
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For His Father's Sake
Doctor McCoy did everything he could for his ailing father. He had never felt so powerless. Euthenasia was unthinkable. But his father, suffering terribly from an incurable condition, begged McCoy to release him. Somehow, Bones found the strength to grant his father's wish. When he pushed the button that cut off the life-support system, McCoy did so for his father's sake – to preserve his dignity.
In McCoy's Words: "All my knowledge and I can't save him."
STAR TREK V: The Final Frontier |
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On Trial on Kronos
McCoy spent 27 years as chief surgeon on board the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 and NCC-1701-A. Three months before his retirement, he was arrested for the murder of Gorkon, chancellor of the Klingon High Command. On the contrary, McCoy had done all he could to save Gorkon. General Chang, questioning McCoy at his trial on Kronos, knew McCoy was innocent but persisted in setting him up for the blame. McCoy was later exonerated.
In McCoy's Words: "I was desperate to save him. He was the last best hope in the universe for peace." (Referring to Chancellor Gorkon)
STAR TREK VI: The Undiscovered Country |
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Patrick Stewart
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Nichelle Nichols
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George Takei
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Alfre Woodard
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Jonathan Frakes
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Daniel Hugh Kelly
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Gwynyth Walsh
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Laurence Luckinbill
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Donna Murphy
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Dwight Schultz
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Jane Wyatt
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Alan Ruck
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Catherine Hicks
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Anthony Zerbe
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Paul Winfield
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TEMPER TANTRUM
Star Trek: The Motion Picture
When V'Ger threatened to wipe out every living thing on Earth, Admiral Kirk demanded that it withdraw its orbiting devices. Otherwise, he would not divulge the information V'Ger so desperately needed: the knowledge of how to communicate with the Creator. Upset with Kirk's refusal to cooperate, V'Ger threw a temper tantrum, rocking the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 with ribbons of energy. |
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CRIPPLING THE RELIANT
Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan
Khan blamed Captain Kirk for the death of his wife, former U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 crew member Marla McGivers. For that he launched a merciless attack upon Kirk's ship and crew. But the Captain ultimately prevailed over Khan, first using the Mutara Nebula to even the odds, then using phasers to blow the port engine nacelle off Khan's highjacked U.S.S. Reliant. The mortally wounded Khan destroyed his own vessel moments later. |
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Star Trek III: The Search for Spock
When Commander Scott rigged the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 so that it could transport Kirk and his friends to the Genesis planet without a full crew, the engineer didn't expect to take the ship into combat. Commander Kruge's Bird of Prey crippled the Starfleet ship with a single blast and demanded its surrender. But Captain Kirk turned the tables on Kruge. The Klingon crew beamed aboard to find the vessel empty, and a moment later, the Enterprise self-destructed |
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OUTCLASSED
Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home
Captain Kirk and his crew flew their captured bird-of-prey over the ocean in pursuit of two humpback whales, George and Gracie. Tracking signals led the ship directly to the whales' position, but upon arrival, the crew found a whaling ship poised to harpoon the endangered creatures. The bird-of-prey deflected the harpoon and decloaked directly over the vulnerable whaling ship, beaming George and Gracie to safety. |
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ENTERPRISE BEWARE
Star Trek V: The Final Frontier
Captain Spock's half-brother Sybok led the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-A across the Great Barrier of the galaxy to the mythical planet of Sha Ka Ree. There, the landing party of Sybok, Spock, Captain Kirk and Doctor McCoy found a god-like energy being. The creature materialized in a blazing beam of blue-white light that shot out from the planet's surface and lanced across the ship's orbital path. This was a malevolent creature, not a god. |
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DIRECT HIT!
Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country
General Chang commanded a vessel with a previously unthinkable ability: it could fire weapons while cloaked. He used this advantage to blast away at the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-A, which was trying to get to the Klingon-Federation Peace Conference at Camp Khitomer. But Captain Sulu's U.S.S. Excelsior arrived in the nick of time. The two Starfleet vessels pounded Chang's ship until the Bird of Prey disintegrated in a fiery blast. |
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DECLOAKED AND VULNERABLE
Star Trek: Generations
Lursa and B'Etor found a way to access the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-D's shield modulation frequency, allowing them to fire phasers directly through the shields of Captain Picard's ship. They inflicted considerable damage to the Enterprise until Commander Riker found a way to decloak the enemy vessel, Once visible, the small Bird of Prey was vulnerable, and Riker destroyed it. |
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ENGAGING THE BORG
Star Trek: First Contact
When the Borg invaded Earth space, Starfleet amassed a huge fleet of ships to engage the Cube. Commander Worf's vessel, the U.S.S. Defiont, was one of many vessels fighting valiantly but unable to overcome the Borg's superior strength. The U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-E swooped into range, beaming the Defiant's crew aboard and adding its phasers to the attack on the Cube. |
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PURSUERS PULVERIZED
Star Trek: Insurrection
The So'na vessels fired everything they had at the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-E in their effort to keep the ship from reaching Federation space. The So'na even fired subspace weapons, which had been benned by the Khitomer Accord. Commander Riker fought back by collecting highly volatile metreon gas from the surrounding nebula and launching it at the pursuers. The So'na weapons fire ignited the gas, destroying one ship and damaging another. |
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Star Trek: The Motion Picture |
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CRIPPLING THE RELIANT
Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan |
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OUTCLASSED
Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home |
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ENTERPRISE BEWARE
Star Trek V: The Final Frontier |
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DIRECT HIT!
Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country |
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DECLOAKED AND VULNERABLE
Star Trek: Generations |
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ENGAGING THE BORG
Star Trek: First Contact |
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PURSUERS PULVERIZED
Star Trek: Insurrection |
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Star Trek: The Motion Picture |
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CRIPPLING THE RELIANT
Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan |
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OUTCLASSED
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ENTERPRISE BEWARE
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DIRECT HIT!
Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country |
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DECLOAKED AND VULNERABLE
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ENGAGING THE BORG
Star Trek: First Contact |
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Star Trek: Insurrection |
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Spock Rejects Kolinahr |
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Joining with the Creator |
Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan |
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Indigenous Life Form |
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A Unique Good-Bye |
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Star Trek III: The Search for Spock |
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Katra for McCoy |
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Barroom Bones |
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Sulu in Action |
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Adventure Seeker |
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A Fighting Chance for Life |
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Spock's Resurrection |
Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home |
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Directions, Please |
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Noise on the Bus |
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Swimming with Whales |
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"Hello, Computer" |
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A Captain Once More |
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Star Trek V: The Final Frontier |
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A Mountain Fall |
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"Row, Row, Row Your Boat" |
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Emergency Landing Plan B |
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"Stand Back" |
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So Human |
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An Unlikely God |
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Rescued by Klingons |
Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country |
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Praxis Explodes |
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Dinner with the Klingons |
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Desperate Doctor |
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Mind-Meld |
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Excelsior to the Rescue |
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Restoring Faith |
Star Trek: Generations |
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Kirk Saves U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-B |
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Worf's Promotion |
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Emotional Data |
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Two Captains |
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A Reluctant Hero |
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Borg Invasion! |
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"The Big Goodbye" |
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A Dangerous Kiss |
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Making History |
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Contact for the Ages |
Star Trek: Insurrection |
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Data, Unmasked |
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Retrieving Data |
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A Bath by Candlelight |
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Slowing Down Time |
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Attacked from Above |
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A Bold Deception |
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Catherine Hicks as Dr. Gillian Taylor |
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Kim Cattrall as Lieutenant Valeris |
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Gwynyth Walsh as B'Etor |
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Alfre Woodard as Lily Sloane |
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Donna Murphy as Anij |
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Star Trek: The Motion Picture |
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Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan |
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SYBOK
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