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Doctor Beverly Crusher
It's Miles O'Brien's wedding day, when he'll be marrying Keiko Ishikawa, and Miles has chosen Data to be his best man. When Data realizes that there will be dancing at the wedding, he seeks out Beverly to leach him how. Data has learned through personnel records that Beverly is a skilled dancer, and was once nicknamed "The Dancing Doctor." |
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Doctor Beverly Crusher
When Data is trapped in 19th-Century San Francisco, Beverly joins the other senior officers in traveling back to find him. The officers assume disguises and Beverly finds work in a local infirmary as a nurse. Her medical tricorder analysis determines that aliens are draining the neural energy from cholera patients for food. Beverly identifies the aliens, who are masquerading as a doctor and nurse. |
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Newly-assigned engineer Lieutenant Reginald Barclay recreates the ship's senior officers inside the holodeck, where he can live out his fantasies of authority. When Geordi LaForge goes to the holodeck to find Barclay, he discovers the wayward lieutenant asleep in the fantasy Beverly Crusher's lap. Her son Wesley is cast as [Gainsborough's] "Blue Boy." |
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Doctor Beverly Crusher
Wesley Crysher's warp-field experiment goes awry, and Beverly finds herself trapped in an alternate universe where her fellow crewmembers are disappearing one by one. This area slowly collapses, and soon Beverly finds herself the only one left on the U.S.S. Enterprise. Wesley calls on the Traveler to help bring Beverly through a vortex back into their universe. |
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Doctor Beverly Crusher
Birthdate - 2324
Place of Birth - North America, Earth
Maiden Name: - Howard
Husband: - Lt. Cmdr. Jack Crusher (deceased)
Children: - Ensign Wesleu Crusher
Graduated medical school: - 2350
Nickname: - The Dancing Doctor"
Doctor Beverly Crusher is one of the top physicians in Starfleet. She took a one-year sabbatical from the U.S.S. Enterprise to serve as head of Starfleet Medical. She is qualified to command a starship. Her hobbies include theater and dancing. |
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Beverly falls in love with a Trill mediator named Odan, when he comes aboard to negotiate a dispute. Odan is injured in an attack, and when Beverly treats him she discovers that he is a joined species. "Odan" is actually the symbiont inside the host body. Beverly's feeings for Odan are tested when he is transplanted into Riker to sustain his life. |
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Doctor Beverly Crusher
When Q sets Picard shifting trough time, he encounters a possible future where he and Beverly once married. In this future, Beverly once married has risen to the command of a starship, the medical vessel U.S.S. Pasteur. Beverly takes Picard to investigate the sight of a spatial anomaly which results in a baltle with the Klingons. |
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Doctor Beverly Crusher
Bevertly Crusher has founded an acting workshop aboard the U.S.S. Enterprise, and Lieutenant Barclay has joined to help boister his confidence. Beverly casts him in the title role in Edmond Rostand's Cyrano de Bergerac, opposite her role as Roxanne. Beverly has also written a play performed by the troupe called Something for Breakfast. |
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Doctor Beverly Crusher
Doctor Beverly Crusher, née Howard, attends her grandmother's funeral and becomes intrigued by the secret life her nanna lived. Further investigation reveals Ronin, a "ghost" who has loved Howard women for generations. Beverly leaves Starfleet for him, but discovers that Ronin is actually an anaphasic energy form who needs her body in order to stay alive. |
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Lieutenant Worf
When Q returns to torment Captain Picard and his senior officers, they're whisked off to Q's creation of Sherwood Forest. Picard is cast as Robin Hood, Riker is Little John, and Data is Friar Tuck. Worf — frequently the target of Q's taunts — is dressed as Will Scarlet. Worf vocally protests: "I am not a Merry Man!" |
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Lieutenant Worf
When the sisters of Duras conspire with Romulans to take over the Klingon Empire, Gowron turns to Worf and his brother Kurn for support. Because this is an internal matter of the empire, Starfleet must remain neutral unless there's hard evidence of Romulan complicity. Worf resigns his Starfieet commission to fight for his homeworld and his heritage. |
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While Picard must adjudicate a successor to the leadership of the Klingon High Council, Worf is reunited with his love K'Ehleyr. She introduces him to Alexander, the son he didn't know he had. A great tragedy casts a pall over his life when Duras murders K'Ehleyr. Worf Kills Duras in a bat'leth duel, and begins raising Alexander alone. |
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Worf's son Alexander has became fascinated with the American Ancient West, so with the aid of Lieutenant Barclay he creates the fictional town of Deadwood. Alexander recruits his father to join him. Worf is reluctant to play along, until he learns that he and his son are the sheriff and deputy. "We are in law enforcement," Worf exclaims with pride. |
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Lieutenant Worf
Birthdate - 2340
Place of Birth - Klingon Homeworld
Father - Mogh
Foster Parents - Sergei and Helena Rozhenko
Mate - K'Ehleyr (deceased
Children - Alexander Rozhenko
Nickname - "The Ice Man"
Lieutenant Worf was orphaned in the Romulan assault on Khitomer, and raised by human parents in Russia, Earth. He and his brother Kurn have risen to prominence in the Klingon Empire due to their support of Gowron, leader of the Klingon High Council. Worf is skilled with the [Bat'leth] a Klingon dueling weapon. |
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When the U.S.S. Enterprise docks at space station Deep Space Nine, Worf is contacted by an Yridian trader named Jaglom Shrek. Shrek claims that Worf's father Mogh is still alive, imprisoned in a Romulan camp. Worf must learn the truth, and takes a leave from his duties to search for his father. Infiltrating the camp, he learns that his father did not, in fact, survive Khitomer. |
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Worf doubts his belief in the legend of Kahless the Unforgettable, so he takes a leave of absence to attend the retreat on Borath, a planet where guardians await Kahless' return. To his amazement, Kahless actually appears to him one night, claiming to have returned from Sto-Vo-Kor. Doubting his veracity, Worf engages Kahless in a [bat'leth] battle, but Kahless roars in laughter before a victory is clear. |
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Worf's foster brother Nikolai Rozhenko transmits a distress signal from Baraal Il, a planet where he's stationed at an observation post. The planet's atmosphere is dissipating fast and the natives are threatened. Worf and Nilolai assume disguises as Baraalans to lead them on a journey to a new "Village" — which is really a different planet. Worf is a "seer" who will lead them to safety. |
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Worf and the U.S.S. Enterprise officers are drawn into solving the riddle of a spatial anomaly that has appeared in the Neutral Zone. Captain Picard is shifting through time, and in the future Worf serves as governor of a Klingon colony. In present time, Worf and Troi are exploring a romance, but in the possible future Troys death is a great loss to Worf. |
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Captain's log, stardate 43125.8. We have entered a spectacular binary star system in the Kavis Alpha sector on a most critical mission of astrophysical research. Our eminent guest, Doctor Paul Stubbs, will attempt to study the decay of neutronium expelled at relativistic speeds from a massive stellar explosion. I have also welcomed aboard Doctor Beverly Crusher, who has returned as Chief Medical Officer after a year at Starfleet Medical. |
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Captain's log, supplemental. The U.S.S. Enterprise is suffering increasingly catastrophic failures of our computer system. The cause has been traced to creatures called "nanites." tiny machines used in cellular surgery. Acting Ensign Wesley Crusher allowed two nanites to interact for a school project. The machines escaped and have evolved into a collective intelligence inhabiting the computer core. I cannot exterminate them without first determining if they are sentient. |
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Captain's log, supplemental. Doctor Stubbs killed many of the Nanites by firing a gamma radiation burst at the upper computer core. The Nanites retaliated by flooding the bridge with toxic gas. Lieutenant Commander Data established communications with the Nanites, and we negotiated an understanding. The Nanite civilization has been relocated to Kavis Alpha IV, and Doctor Stubbs has successfully completed his studies. |
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The Ensigns of Command
Captain's log, supplemental. The Sheliak Corporate has broken 111 years of silence to notify us that we have four days to remove humans from Tau Cygna V. Our records show that the planet has a lethal concentration of hyperonic radiation, which also affects our sensor scans and transporters. I have therefore ordered Lieutenant Commander Data to take a shuttlecraft to the surface to coordinate evacuation of the Federation colonists — if, in fact, any are there. |
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Captain's log, supplemental. Lieutenant Commander Data has found over 15,000 humans on the planet surface. the descendants of a lost colony ship. The Federation is sending a transport vessel, but it will take three weeks to arrive. The Sheliak refuse to extend their deadline, and I must find a way to convince them to wait. Meanwhile, Mister Data reports that the colony leader, Gosheven, refuses to evacuate his people from their home. |
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Captain's log, supplemental. Using an obscure section in the Trealy of Armens, I successfully convinced the Sheliak to delay their arrival for three weeks so the Federation can evacuate the humans from Tau Cygna V. Lieutenant Commander Data has persuaded Gosheven to evacuate his people, after demonstrating the havoc that could be wreaked by one individual with a phaser. The Sheliak, with more powerful weapons, would have destroyed the colony from orbit. |
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Captain's log, stardate 43152.4. We are cautiously entering the Delta Rana star system, three days after receiving a distress call from the Federation colony on the fourth planet. The garbled transmission reported the colony under attack from an unidentified spacecraft. Our mission is one of rescue and, if necessary, confrontation with a hostile force. |
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Captain's log, supplemental. The entire surface of Delta Rama IV has been obliterated except for a small house in the center of a few acres of vegetation. In the house are Kevin and Rishon Uxbridge, the only survivors from a colony of 11,000 people. They can offer no explanation for why they were spared. Meanwhile, a massive ship has appeared and attacked our vessel in an attempt to scare us off. |
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Captain's log, supplemental. Kevin Uxbridge has revealed himself to be a Douwd, a powerful alien, who disguised himself as a human to live with Rishon. When Rishon was killed with the colonists in a Husnock attack, he destroyed the Husmock entirely. I am not certain if he should be praised or condemned — only that he should be left alone. |
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Who Watches the Watchers
Captain's log, stardate 43173.5. We're en route to Mintaka III, where a three-man Federation anthropological team has been studying the proto-Vulcan inhabitants. Our mission is to resupply the outpost and repair their malfunctioning reactors. We have just monitored an explosion within the team's "duck blind." Due to the failure of the holographic generator, I have ordered the ship to proceed at Warp Nine. |
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Captain's log, supplemental. A Mintakan named Liko was injured when he saw our Away Team in the "duck blind." Doctor Crusher beamed him to the U.S.S. Enterprise for treatment. She erased his short-term recall, and we have returned him to his people. Meanwhile, Doctor Palmer of the anthropological team is missing. Commander Riker and Counselor Troi have beamed to the surface, disguised as Mintakans, to locate him. |
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Captain's log, supplemental. Although Riker rescued Palmer and relured him to the U.S.S. Enterprise, Troi was captured by the Mintakans. Liko's memory was not completely erased, and he told his people I was a god who resurrected him. In an attempt to rescue Troi and rectify the damage done to Mintakan culture, I revealed our true nature to the Mintakan leader, Nuria. The holographic observation post has been dismantled. |
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The Bonding
Captain's log, stardate 43198.7. The U.S.S. Enterprise remains in standard orbit around the Hoinonian home world while we investigate a tragedy that has struck the Away Team. Lieutenant Marla Aster, the ship's Archaeologist, has been killed in what should have been a routine mission. Whatever the explanation, it will not bring back a valued and trusted officer. I have the unpleasant duty of informing her lone surviving son, Jeremy. |
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The Bonding
Captain's log, supplemental. Lieutenant Commander LaForge has discovered a subspace proximity detonator on the planet. Although the Hoinonians fought a war long ago in which they destroyed themselves, the detonator and others just like it have just now been pulled out of the ground and deactivated. Meanwhile, Lieutenant Commander Data has detected a stream of particles emanating from the surface, and Counselor Troi senses an alien presence on board. |
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The Bonding
Captain's log, supplemental. A noncorporeal life form manifested itself on board as Jeremy's mother, Marla Aster. The energy beings who survived the Hoinonian civil war felt guilt over Lieutenant Aster's death, and felt responsible for raising him. But I explained to the alien that humans must come to terms with their grief to grow and mature. Acting Ensign Crusher, whose father also died in the line of duty, helped explain this need. |
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Booby Trap
Captain's log, stardate. 49205.6 we have arrived at Orelious IX to chart the battle in which the Menthers and Promellians fought to their mutual extinction. Among the ruins we have found a relic — an ancient Promellian baltle cruiser. We were led to it by a distress signal that appears to have been transmilting for over a thousand years. |
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Booby Trap
An Away Team found a recording of the alien captain's final message. upon their return, our ship's energy reserves began to drop and propulsion systems failed to respond. Additionally, we are being bombarded with dangerous levels of radiation. Commander Riker is leading a second Away Team to the alien vessel in the hope that we may learn more about this "booby trap." |
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Captain's log, supplemental. The power drain was caused by aceton assimilators concealed in the debris. They draw power and convert it into radiation. Commander LaForge, using a holodeck simulation of U.S.S. Enterprise propulsion designer Leah Brahms, deduced that the solution was to fire one short burst from impulse engines to create inertia, and then use thrusters to maneuver out of this trap. |
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The Enemy
Captain's log, stardate 43349.2. An unidentified distress signal has led to the discovery of a crashed Romulan vessel on the surface of Galordon Core, a Federation planet. Galorndon Core would provide ideal cover for the opening move of a new Romulan offensive. We have recovered one Romulan survivor but Lieufenant Commander LaForge is now missing. |
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The Enemy
Captain's log, supplemental. We have detected a Romulan Warbird approaching the Neutral Zone and heard a transmission from its Commander, Tomalak. He claims that the crashed vessel suffered a "slight navigational error," and demands the return of the lone survivor. Tomalak will arrive at the Neutral Zone border in five hours. Meanwhile, the centurion's condition is deterioraling, and he refuses to answer questions. |
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The Enemy
Captain's log, supplemental. When Tomalak's ship arrived at Galorndon Core, I informed him that the centurion had died. Tomalak's vessel powered up its disruptors. But we then located Mr. LaForge on the surface, along with a second Romulan. As a gesture of good will, I lowered our shields and beamed up both survivors. The second centurion was returned to Tomalak and the Romulans have returned to their side of the Neutral Zone. |
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The Price
Captain's log, stardate 43385.6. We are orbiting Barzan II, which is entertaining bids for control of what appears to be a stable wormhole that could provide a permanent shortcut to the distant Gamma Quadrant. The bidders include Seth Mendoza of the Federation, Leyor of the Caldonians, and professional negotiator Devinoni Ral representing the Chrysalians. Premier Bhavani hopes that the wormhole will usher in a new era of prosperity for Barzan. |
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Captain's log, supplemental. Initial readings from the Barzan's automated probe look promising, but cannot tell us how stable the wormhole really is. Lieutenant Commanders Data and LaForge will take a shultlepod into the wormhole to analyze it further. But complications have arisen in the negotiations. A Ferengi delegation has arrived, led by DaiMon Goss. Federation representative Mendoza has taken ill, so I have appointed Commander Riker to take his place. |
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The Price
Captain's log, supplemental. Devinoni Ral and DaiMon Goss staged an incident designed to maneuver Premier Bhavani into choosing the Chrysalians. Counselor Deanna Troi discovered that Ral had empathic powers which he uses to manipulate his competitors. But Ral's plan backfired when Data and LaForge found the far end of the wormhole is unstable. Two Ferengi have been stranded in the Delta Quadrant, 70,000 light-years from home. |
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The Vengeance Factor
Captain's log, stardate 43421.9. Yet another Federation outpost has been raided by the Gatherers, an Acamarian clan of nomadic marauders whose ancestors were cast out from their home world a century ago. In an effort to put an end to the Gatherer raids, we have come to the Acamar System to enlist the aid of Marouk, the sovereign of Acamar III. |
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The Vengeance Factor
Captain's log, supplemental. Marouk has agreed to attempt a reconciliation with the Gatherers. She came aboard with her entourage and directed us to a Gatherer encampment in the Hromi Cluster. After initial violent resistance, we managed to convince their leader Brull to take us to Chorgan, the Gatherers chieftain. But the agreement was marred by the death of Volnoth, an elderly clansman. |
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The Vengeance Factor
Captain's log, supplemental. Chorgan and Marouk finally negotiated a settlement that would return the Gatherers to the home world. But the moment was tainted by an assassination attempt. Yuta, Marouk's personal chef, was the last of the Tralesta clan massacred by the Lornak a century ago. She was genetically altered to hunt down and infect all Lornak, with Chorgan the last of that line. Commander Riker was forced to kill Yuta to save Chorgan. |
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The Defector
Captain's log, stardate 43462.5. We have beamed aboard an apparent Romulan defector who claims to be a low-ranking logistics officer with extraordinary information about a secret offensive. Sublieutenant Setal says that an entire base has been constructed on Nelvana III, and will be operational within two days. We have doubts about his tale, especially since his scout ship self-destructed before we could examine it. |
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The Defector
Captain's log, supplemental. We are holding a position at the Neutral Zone border approximate to Neivana III. If our guest is telling the truth, there are 21 hours left until the Romulan base becomes operational. Long-range sensors show nothing, but with their cloaking technology an entire fleet could be hiding there. A delayed transmission from Admiral Haden has left the final decision in my hands. |
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The Defector
Captain's log, supplemental. After the defector revealed himself to be Admiral Alidar Jarok, I decided to investigate Neivana III for myself. Upon arrival, we found it was a trap. Two Romalan Warbirds decloaked and tried io ambush us, but I'd taken the precaution of bringing along three cloaked Klingon warships to protect us. We departed without incident, but Jarok took his own life, bringing this incident to a tragic end. |
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The Hunted
Captain's log, stardate 43489.2. We have arrived at Angosia III, a planet that has expressed a strong desire for membership in the Federation. Prime Minister Nayrok has taken Commander Riker and me on a tour of the capital city. But a problem has arisen — an extremely dangerous prisoner has escaped in a transport vessel taken from Lunar V. Nayrok has asked us to assist in his capture. |
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The Hunted
Captain's log, supplemental. The prisoner proved to be elusive and cunning, but we finally captured him. Roga Danar has actually turned out to be a soldier who was biochemically modified and psychologically manipulated. When he senses danger, his programming takes over and he becomes exceptionally violent. He and other programmed soldiers were exiled to Lunar V — an orbiting gulag. |
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The Hunted
Captain's log, supplemental. Roga Danar escaped from the U.S.S. Enterprise and commandeered a police shuttle. He attacked Lunar V and freed his comrades, who then launched an attack on the Angosian capital. They captured Nayrok and his aides, then demanded they be allowed to return home. I turned down Nayrok's plea for help, as this is not our affair. I will recommend against their application for Federation membership. |
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The High Ground
Captain's log, stardate 43510.7. The Starship Enterprise has put in at Rutia IV to deliver medical supplies following recent violent protests. Although non-aligned, the planet has enjoyed a long trading relationship with the Federation. Now, a generation of peace has ended with terrorist attacks by Ansata separatists who are demanding autonomy and self-determination for their homeland on the Western continent. |
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The High Ground
Captain's log, supplemental. Ansata terrorists detonated a bomb as a diversion to kidnap Doctor Beverly Crusher. I believe they want to use her as a bargaining chip. They move about using an unusual transporter technology involving a dimensional shift. Commander Riker has delivered a message through a detained Ansata that we wish to negotiate for Doctor Crusher's release. |
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The High Ground
Captain's log, supplemental. The Ansata launched an attack against the U.S.S. Enterprise. Our casualty list: three dead, four wounded. Their leader, Kyril Finn, materialized on the Bridge. As I fought with him, he transported both of us back to their sanctuary. Commander Riker located this hideout and, with the aide of local police. rescued Doctor Crusher and me. Finn died in the assault. |
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Deja Q
Captain's log, stardate 43539.1. We have moved into orbit around Bre'el IV. With the assistance of the planet's emergency control center, we're investigating a catastrophic threat to the population from a descending asteroidal moon. Although we have no explanation for this pending calamity. we now have a good idea of the cause. The being known as "Q" has returned, claiming that he has been ejected from the Q Continuum and no longer has his omnipotent abilities. |
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Deja Q
Captain's log, supplemental. We have sustained light damage from an attack by an alien species known as the Calamarain. They apparently have a grievance with Q — no doubt one of many life forms that do. Meanwhile, I have assigned Q to assist Lieutenant Commander LaForge in Engineering, hoping that Q's knowledge of the universe may help in stopping the moon's deteriorating orbit. |
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Deja Q
Captain's log, supplemental. In an uncharacteristically selfless act, Q left the U.S.S. Enterprise in a shuttle to draw away the Calamarain and save us from destruction. The Q continuum have apparently rewarded this action by return[ing] his powers to him. Q then returned the Bre'el IV moon to a standard orbit. Perhaps Q's recent experience has left a residual of humanity within him. |
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A Matter of Perspective
Captain's log, stardate 43610.4. After completing a delivery of dicosilium to the Tanga IV research station, our Away Team has received an update from Doctor Nel Apgar on his efforts to create Krieger waves, a potentially valuable new power source. But as Commander Riker returned to our ship. The station exploded, killing Doctor Apgar. We are investigating the accident. |
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A Matter of Perspective
Captain's log, supplemental. Chief investigator Krag of the Tanugan Security Force has beamed aboard and attempted to take Commander Riker into custody on murder charges. Apgar's wife, Manua, claims that Riker made threats against the doctor. In an attempt to determine what happened, I have assigned a team to recreate the crime scene in the holodeck. |
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A Matter of Perspective
Captain's log, supplemental. The investigation revealed that Doctor Apgar himself was responsible for the explosion. He fired an energy pulse at the transporter's annular confinement beam of the dematerializing Commander Riker. The beam reflected the energy pulse back into the stations reactor core. Apgar had been appropriating extra dicosillium so he could upgrade the Krieger wave converter into a weapon that could be sold to our adversaries. |
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Yesterday's Enterprise
Military log, combat date 43625.2. While investigating an unusual radiation anomaly, the U.S.S. Enterprise has encountered what could almost be called a ghost from its own past — the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-C, the immediate predecessor to this battleship. It emerged from a temporal rift in space, 22 years after it was lost near the Klingon outpost on Narendra III. Among the survivors is its captain, Rachel Garrett. |
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Yesterday's Enterprise
Military log, supplemental. My good friend Guinan told me privately that the arrival of the previous U.S.S. Enterprise has changed history. Because she has a perception that goes beyond linear time, I trusted Guinan's judgment and convinced Captain Garrett to return her ship to the past. Unfortunately, Captain Garrett died when a Klingon ship attacked, so her helmsman Castillo has taken command. My weapons officer, Lieutenant Natasha Yar, will join the ship's compliment. |
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Yesterday's Enterprise
Captain's log, stardate 43625.2. We have encountered an unusual radiation anomaly, a time displacement phenomenon that has no definable event horizon. Our readings fluctuated for a moment, but the anomaly then closed in on itself. I have ordered the launching of a Class One probe to monitor the phenomenon, and we have set course for Archer IV. |
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The Offspring
Captain's log, stardate 43657.0. While Commander Riker is away on personal leave, the U.S.S. Enterprise has traveled to Sector 396 to begin charting the Selebi Asteroid Belt. I have been advised of a highly unuswal project undertaken by Lieutenant Commander Data. He has constructed an artificial life form — his "child," as he describes it. Data has named this child "Lal." |
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The Offspring
Second officer's science log, supplemental. Supplemental training in social skills at the most elementary level has begun. Lal is progressing very slowly, but is not deterred by early setbacks. While motor coordination has improved 12 percent, reflexes shill need to develop. Visual comprehension is especially difficult for Lal. Transferring her vast data banks into recognizable applications may improve with additional transfers. |
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The Offspring
Captain's log, supplemental. Admiral Haftel from the Daystrom Institute Annex ordered Lieutenant Commander Data to turm over Lal to him, believing that the Institute could raise her better than her own 'father'. Lal, however, experienced fear and confusion — a malfunction of emotional awareness. She suffered a complete neural system failure. To keep her memory alive, Data transferred her programs back into his own neural pathways. |
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Sins of the Father
Captain's log, stardate 43685.2. As part of an exchange program, we are taking aboard a Klingon officer to return the recent visit of Commander Riker to the cruiser Pagh. We must take care while he is with us that Commander Kurn is accorded all the rights and responsibilities due a first officer on board this ship. I understand that Kurm specifically requested assignment to the U.S.S. Enterprise. |
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Sins of the Father
Captain's log, supplemental. Kurn has revealed himself to be Lieutenant Worfs younger brother. He brought news of allegations against their father Mogh. The Klingon High Council has judged Mogh to have aided the Romulan attack on Khitomer, in which Mogh himself died. Worf is challenging the charges, and if he loses, will be executed. We are proceeding to the Klingon home world to stand by him. |
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Sins of the Father
Captain's log, supplemental. We have learned that Duras, the son of Mogh's greatest rival, engineered these charges against Worf. Duras' father was the one who aided the Romulans, but the Duras family is powerful, and revelation of the scandal would drive the Klingon Empire into civil war. Worf has therefore accepted discommendation. Within the Klingon Empire, he will now be treated with contempt and scorn. |
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Allegiance
Captain's log, stardate 43714.1. We have finally succeeded in eradicaling the Phyrox Plague on Cor Caroli V, and will soon be preparing to leave orbit and proceed to our next mission — a rendezvous with the U.S.S. Hood, to assist in their terraforming efforts on Browder IV. |
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Allegiance
First officer's personal log, supplemental. I have taken command of the U.S.S. Enterprise, as Captain Picard's increasingly bizarre behavior has placed the ship and crew at risk. The senior officers believe that this may be linked to an abnormal energy reading that was detected in his quarters, after which he ordered the ship to divert from its rendezvous with the U.S.S. Hood. |
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Allegiance
Captain's log, supplemental. I have returned to the U.S.S.Enterprise after being kidnapped by a telepathically-linked alien species, who wanted to study the concepts of authority and leadership. I was kept in a holding cell with three other aliens, one of whom turned out to be the kidnapper. I have resumed command, and made it clear that we would not tolerate a repeat of this incident. |
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Captain's Holiday
First officer's log, stardate 43745.2. We have departed Gemaris V, where for the past two weeks Captain Picard has been serving as mediator in a trade dispute between the Gemarians and their nearest neighbor, the Dachluds. On the advice of his senior officers, he is taking a week's shore leave on Risa. I believe he will find their Sybaritic outlook on life appealing. |
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Captain's Holiday
Captain's personal log, supplemental. My vacation on Risa has been interrupted by two Vorgons from the 27th Century. The say that I will locate a dangerous futuristic weapon called the Tox Uthat, and want me to return it to them. I have teamed up with a rogue archaeologist named Vash, who has data on its location. She, in turn, is being pursued by a Ferengi named Sovak. |
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Captain's Holiday
Captain's personal log, supplemental. After a fruitless search into the Risan wilderness for the Tox Uthat. I deduced that Vash had it all along and had used me to convince Soval into thinking it was not here. Instead of turning it over to the Vorgons, I ordered the U.S.S. Enterprise to destroy it. It is my suspicion that the Vorgons were seeking it for their own purposes. |
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Tin Man
Captain's log, stardate 43779.3. The U.S.S. Enterprise has been diverted to investigate a discovery by the Vega IX probe — a living starship orbiting the Beta Stromgren star, which is about to go supernova. Starfleet has assigned a Betazoid named Tam Elbrun, whose specialty is first confact with new life forms. Two Romulan ships are also en route to the star. |
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Tin Man
Captain's log, supplemental. Traveling at high warp, we are still several days from rendezvous with the mysterious entity which Starfleet has christened "Tin Man." My immediate concern is with Tam Elbrun. Starfleet considers his unique abilities crucial to our mission, yet he seems to me unstable. Counselor Troi also holds reservations about his stability. |
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Captain's log, supplemental. Tam Elbrun has succeeded in contacting the creature, which calls itself "Gomtuu." Gomtuu had explored the galaxy in a symbiotic relationship with its crew. After their deaths, it no longer had a reason to exist, and came to Beta Stromgren to destroy itself in the supernova. With Tam Elbrun's arrival, it once again has a kindred spirit with which to exist and explore. |
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Captain's log, stardate 43807.4. We're taking a load of specal tissue samples, donated by the Mikulaks for shipment to Nahmi IV. The samples could prove vital to the containment of an outbreak of Correlium Fever on that world. Meanwhile, I've received an unsatisfactory review on a member of my crew, Lieutenant Barclay. I've directed Lieutenant Commander LaForge to work at integrating him into his team. |
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Chief engineer's log, stardate 43807.4. Following Captain Picard's orders, I'm developing a closer relationship with my diagnostic engineer, Lieutenant Reginald Barclay. To build his confidence, I've assigned him to solve a small mystery. Disparate systems around the ship have been malfunctioning — an anti-grav unit, a replicator, and now a transporter. I've also suggested that he schedule a session with Counselor Troi. |
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Captain's log, supplemental. The matter/anti-matter injectors suddenly locked and the ship went into high warp. Lieutenant Commander LaForge and Lieutenant Barciay determined that the cause was the spread of invidium throughout the ship, a substance used by the Mikulaks in containment fields. After the substance was rendered inert. the injectors reset. We have set course for Starbase 121 for a system wide decontamination. |
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The Most Toys
Captain's log, stardate 43872.2. In order to neutralize a sudden contamination of the water supply at the Federation colony on Beta Agni II we are procuring 108 kilos of hytritium from a Zibalian trader, Kivas Fajo. Because pure hytritium is too unstable for our transporter, Lieutenant Commander Data has been shuttling the material aboard the shultiepod Pike to the U.S.S. Enterprise. |
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Captain's log, supplemental. As the result of a yet unexplained shuttle explosion, Lieutenant Commander Data has been lost. There is no time to determine the cause, as the hytritium is urgently needed on Beta Agni II. After downloading the sensor readings from the Jovis, Kivas Fajo's ship, we have departed for Beta Agni at Warp 6. The 81 kilos collected so far must suffice. |
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Captain's log, supplemental. Mister Data's final transmission was inconsistent with his earlier transits from the Jovis. We realized that Kivas Fajo had poisoned the water on Beta Agni as a ruse to lure Data, whom he wanted for his collection of rare and valuable objects. Data has been rescued from the Jovis and Fajo imprisoned aboard this ship, after murdering a member of his crew. |
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Sarek
Captain's log, stardate 43917.4. The U.S.S. Enterprise has been given the singular honor of hosting the first meeting between the Federation and the mysterious race known as the Legarans. We are in orbit around Vulcan preparing to welcome aboard Federation Ambassador Sarek and his wife Perrin, who is Human. |
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Captain's log, supplemental. A number of random bursts of anger have occurred aboard ship. These outbursts began immediately after Ambassador Sarek and his delegation came on board. Doctor Beverly Crusher believes that Sarek may be suffering from Bendii Syndrome, a rare disease that affects Vulcans over 200 years old. The victims lose control over their behavior and telepathically project emotions. |
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Captain's log, supplemental. I linked telepathically with Ambassador Sarek to provide him with the emotional control necessary to meet with the Legarans and conclude the treaty. The U.S.S. Merrimac has arrived and will transport the Ambassador and his party back to Vulcan. There is no known cure for his ailment, although medical research is continuing. |
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Ménage-à-Troi
Captain's log, stardate 43930.7. The U.S.S. Enterprise has been in attendance at the biennial trade agreements conference on Betazed. For the first time, the Ferengi are present and I have reluctantly consented to their boarding the Starship Enterprise for the closing reception. I learned from Reiltan Grax, the conference director, that the telepathic Belazoids cannot read Ferengi minds. |
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Captain's log, supplemental. While the U.S.S. Enterprise conducted a routine mapping mission of the Gamma Erandi Nebula, Commander Riker and Counselor Troi took shore leave on Betazed. After emerging from the nebula, which blocked reception, we learned that Riker and Troi had disappeared, along with Ambassador Troi. Clues found at the site suggest they have been taken by the Ferengi. |
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Captain's log, supplemental. Following a pattern in subspace interference generated by Commander Riker, we were able to locate the Ferengi ship Krayton that had taken Riker, Counselor Troi and her mother. They were returned without incident. Acting Ensign Wesley Crusher detected the pattern. Given his continued outstanding performance, I have granted him a field promotion to the full rank of Ensign. |
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Transfigurations
Captain's log, stardate 43957.2. We are charting an unexplored star system within the Zeta Gelis Cluster. The routine of this assignment has been broken by sensor readings, which discovered a small spaceship crashed on the planet. An Away Team found one humanoid survivor. During emergency treatment, an energy discharge passed from the creature into the mind of Lieufenant Commander LaForge. |
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Medical log, stardate 43957.2. Doctor Crusher recording. I have removed patient John Doe from the emergency bio support unit. In just 36 hours, most of his major organ systems have regenerated themselves to the point where they can now function on their own. His body's undamaged cells are mutating without explanation. Patient Doe has no memory of his past. |
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Captain's log, supplemental. "John Doe" was a fugitive from an authoritarian government on the planet Zalkon. He and three others were the first to experience a wondrous mutation into a higher plane of existence, a transfiguration which all his people could achieve. After protecting the U.S.S. Enterprise from attack by a Zalkonian vessel, "John" left this ship, quite possibly to return to his people. |
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The Best of Both Worlds
Captain's log, stardate 43989.1. The U.S.S. Enterprise is at Jouret IV in response to a distress signal from one of the Federation's outermost colonies. Admiral Hansen and Lieutenant Commander Shelby of Starfleet Tactical have arrived to review the disappearance of the New Providence Colony. No sign remains of the 900 inhabitants. We suspect the Borg, whom we last encountered in System J-25. |
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Captain's log, supplemental. We have engaged the Borg — and barely survived. The ship has taken refuge inside the Paulson Nebula. The U.S.S. Enterprise remains concealed in the dust cloud, and to my surprise the Borg have maintained their position, waiting for us to emerge. I have no explanation for their special interest in me or this ship. |
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First officer's log, stardate, 43989.1. Captain Picard has been taken caplive, and physically altered into a Borg. Our pursuit continues on a course that will take us to the very core of the Federation. The devastation they could bring is beyond imagination. We are preparing to fire a high frequency burst from the main deflector dish, which we hope will disable their power systems. Even if successful, it could kill Captain Picard, or whatever he has become. |
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Klingon Family Values
qorDu' lurDechmeyn'a pab tlhInganpu'. qorDu' SaHlu'chugh 'ej matlh-Iu'chugh vaj wa' tlhIngan ghob potlhqu'. tlhIngan gorDu' pong potlh law' Hoch potlh puS.
With strong family traditions, devotion and loyalty to family is one of the most important Klingon virtues. Above all, the Klingon family name is highly valued |
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Klingon Disruptor Rifle
niSwl' Hlch motlh HoS Hal qengwl' naQ Hq tlq je lurar-lu'bogh 'oH tlhIngan nlSwl' beH'e'. Suvwl' vl' Dub naQvam 'ej ray' HopDaq bachlu'meH chuqna' ghurmoH naQvam.
The Kiingon disruptor rifle is a standard hand held disruptor, attached to an extended power supply stock. This serves to steady the aim of a warrior and increase the effective range for distance targeting. |
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Klingon Battlecruiser, K'Tinga-Class
wa Dlch tlhIngan Dujmey luleghlu'pu'bogh rur qltl'nga' Duj tera' vatlh DlS poH cha'maH wej HochHom lo'lu'taH. tera' vatlh DlSpoH cha'maH loS bong QongmeH qlH'nga' Duj tl'ang ghompu' Dlvl' 'ejDo' 'entepray'.
Similar in configuration to the first Klingon vessels encountered, the [K't'inga]-Class remained in use for most of the 23rd century. A sleeper ship of this class, the T'Ong, was encountered in the 24th century by the U.S.S. Enterprise. |
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Locutus
When the Borg began invading Federation space, they captured Captain Picard. Naming him "Locutus", they assimilated him into their collective. This assimilation gave the Borg all of Picard's knowledge of Federation tactics and defenses. Locutus was re-captured by Data and Worf in a raid, then taken back to the U.S.S. Enterprise. Data accessed the collective through Locutus and successfully shut down the Borg buy invoking a 'Sieep' Mode. |
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Lal
Lal was the android daughter created by Lieutenant Commander Data, out of his desire to explore the human drive for procreation. Data gave her a positronic brain similar to his and replicated within it much of his neural pathways. Lal evolved to the point where she could feel human emotion, but this triggered a fatal, systemwide cascade failure. The name *Lal" chosen by Data, is Hindi for beloved. |
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K'Ehleyr
K'Ehleyr was a Federation special emissary to the Klingon Empire whose life tragically revolved around her love for Lieutenant Worf. When they briefly reunited in 2365, K'Ehleyr conceived a son whom she named Alexander. K'Ehleyr returned two years later to assist Captain Picard in choosing the successor to K'mpec, murdered leader of the Klingon High Council. K'Ehleyr died at Duras' hands, after uncovering his treachery against the Klingon Empire. |
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Dr. Beverly Crusher
Doctor Beverly Crusher is Chief Medical Officer of the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-D. Her late husband, Jack, served under Captain Picard years ago on the U.S.S. Stargazer. In 2365 Doctor Crusher served a year as head of Starfieet Medical. In addition to her medical skills, she also takes an avid interest in the arts. She is an accomplished dancer and founded an acting troupe on board the ship. |
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Lieutenant Worf
Lieutennt Worf was named after his grandfather, a Klingon colonel. Worf's parents died in a Romulan assault on the Khltomer outpost, and he was adopted by a Starfleet chief petty officer whose ship rendered aid. Although raised by humans, Worf has always heard the call of his Klingon heritage. For two years, he was discommended from the Klingon Empire because rival Duras framed his father for the Khitomer massacre. |
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