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348 PARIS THE STAR TREK ENCYCLOPEDIA: A REFERENCE GUIDE TO THE FUTURE denied responsibility for the Paris. Ancient city in France on Earth. Location of the office of the Fu, accident, but later admitted ~~ Federation president. (Star Trek VI. The Undiscovered Country, = \ he had falsified reports to “Homefront” [DS9], “Paradise Lost” [DS9]). Near the president's u hide his culpability, and office is an outdoor cafe where Jean-Luc Picard once broke a was forced to leave Star date with the future Mrs. Jenice Manheim, although the two later - fleet. (“Caretaker” [VGR]) recreated the rendezvous in a holodeck simulation of the Cafe - In later years, Paris realized des Artistes. (“We'll Always Have Paris” [TNG]). The Paris city skythat his greatest mistake line backdrop from “We'll Always Have Paris” (TNG) was re-used = was not having told the in Star Trek VI, and again (in slightly modified form) in truth. (“Fair Trade” [VGR]) “Homefront” (DS9) and “Paradise Lost" (DS9). The backdrop was Paris became a mercenary also used as the basis for a matte painting by Eric Chauvin in for the Maquis, but was those two episodes arrested by Federation authorities while on his first assignment for the resis * tance group. He was imprisoned at the Federation Penal Settlement in New 1 3 Zealand on Earth, but was iH released in 2371 at the | 4 request of Voyager captain | 1 p Kathryn Janeway. In ex- hh! change for his parole, Paris [ J agreed to help the Voyager Jd Il 5 locate his former colleagues I 4 5 i Lad a in the Maquis. While carry- I] H a h ing out this mission, Paris ARSE J ~ and all Voyager personnel [TS —— | Rama ‘ were swept into the Delta Bl Quadrant, where they were ynaren) - oe i EE — . forced to join forces with the Maquis crew in order to survive — Janeway subsequently reinstated Paris's Starfleet commission "a and assigned him to the ship's conn. Paris experienced some dis od comfort at working under Commander Chakotay, a former Maquis officer. (“Caretaker” [VGR]) In 2372 Paris made history by be coming the first human pilot to cross the — transwarp threshold and attain a warp - 10 velocity. The experience accelerated Parliament. Politically neutral planet used by the Federation as a the evolutionary process in his cellular — site for diplomatic negotiations. A conference held there in 2364 DNA, mutating him into an amphibious with the antagonistic Selay and Antican delegates considered creature. Fortunately, Voyager's Emergency Medical Hologram the question of both peoples’ admission to the Federation was able to reverse the process. Voyager captain Kathryn (“Lonely Among Us" [TNG]) Janeway was also mutated by Paris's transwarp flight, and while mutated, the two had three amphibian children, which they lefton ~~ Parmak, Dr. Cardassian physician. Parmak was once interrogat a planet in the Delta Quadrant. (*Threshold” [VGRY]) ed by Garak. (“The Die is Cast” [DS9]) Tom Paris was an aficionado of 20th-century America, and was fond of traditional Earth foods from that period. (“Future's Parmen. (Liam Sullivan). Philosopher-king and leader of the End, Part I" [VGR]). He was an experienced rock climber and was Platonian society. Parmen attempted to abduct Dr. Leonard skilled at spelunking. (“Blood Fever” [VGR]) McCoy to serve as his physician in 2268. Parmen maintained his Tom Paris realized in 2372 that he was very much attracted control over Platonian society through his telekinetic powers. to Kes. He decided not to act on these feelings out of respect for (“Plato's Stepchildren” [TOS]. SEE: Philana Neelix, who was, at the time, involved with her. (“Parturition [VGRY]). Paris was an instrumental part of an elaborate scheme Parn. (John Schuck). Cardassian legate and member of devised by Janeway and Security Chief Tuvok, intended totrapa Cardassian Central Command. In 2370, Parn tried to conceal spy believed to be operating aboard Voyager. Paris exhibited his government's effort to provide weapons to Cardassian increasing anger and discontent with his life aboard the ship for colonists in the Demilitarized Zone. He informed Deep Space 9 several weeks in 2372, culminating with his departure from the command personnel that any such activity was unauthorized Voyager crew. In doing so, Paris was able to determine that and that Gul Dukat had been responsible. This was later found to Michael Jonas had been acting as a Kazon operative, working be untrue. (“Maquis, Part II" [DS9])). John Schuck also portrayed against the interests of the Voyager crew. (“Investigations” the Klingon ambassador in Star Trek IV and Star Trek VI. [VGR]) In one possible future, B’Elanna Torres and Tom Paris parrises squares. An athletic game involving competition became romantically involved. Later, Torres and Captain Kathryn between two teams of four players. A team of Enterprise-D perJaneway were killed in a Krenim attack. Paris was devastated sonnel was challenged to a game of parrises squares by a team Kes comforted him, helping him get through the pain, and the two at Starbase 74 when the ship was docked there for a computer ended up together. Kes and Tom Paris married and had a daugh- systems upgrade. (“11001001" [TNG)). Ensign Fred Bristow and ter, Linnis, in 2375. Linnis later married Harry Kim, and the two Lieutenant B'Elanna Torres played a parrises squares match in had a son, Andrew Kim, who was Tom's grandson.) (“Before and 2373, and Torres was the easy victor. (“The Swarm” [VGR]) After” [VGRY].) Robert Duncan McNeill had previously played Cadet Nick Parrot’s Claw, The. Novel in the Dixon Hill series of detective Locarno in “The First Duty” (TNG). Tom Paris's first appearance stories published on Earth in the 1930s-1940s. The story involves was in “Caretaker” [VGR). His middle name was a tip of the hat to a character named Jimmy Cuzzo, who killed a man named Marty Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry. O'Fallon. (“Manhunt” [TNG])