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THE STAR TREX ENCYCLOPEDIA: A REFERENCE GUIDE TO THE FUTURE STAR TREX I: THE SEARCH FOR SPOCK 481 Captain Jean-Luc Picard and Captain James Kirk meet

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THE STAR TREX ENCYCLOPEDIA: A REFERENCE GUIDE TO THE FUTURE STAR TREX I: THE SEARCH FOR SPOCK 481

Captain Jean-Luc Picard and Captain James Kirk meet in a time date: 1982. Spock is killed when genetic superman Khan escapes nexus and combine forces against a scientist who is jeopardizing from imprisonment on Ceti Alpha V, commandeers the Starship the lives of millions of people. This was the seventh Star Trek the- Reliant, and uses the secret Project Genesis to win revenge on atrical movie, and the first featuring the cast of Star Trek: The Next James Kirk. The story is a sequel to “Space Seed” (TOS). CAST: Generation. It also saw the appearance of the Starship William Shatner as Kirk, James T.; Leonard Nimoy as Spock: Enterprise-8, the crash of the Enterprise-D, and the death of leg- DeForest Kelley as McCoy, Dr. Leonard H.; James Doohan as endary Captain James T. Kirk. CAST: Patrick Stewart as Picard, Scott, Montgomery; Walter Koenig as Chekov, Pavel A. Jean-Luc; Jonathan Frakes as Riker, William T.; Brent Spineras ~~ George Takei as Sulu, Hikaru; Nichelle Nichols as Uhura; Bibi Data; LeVar Burton as La Forge, Geordi; Michael Dorn as Worf, Besch as Marcus, Dr. Carol; Merritt Butrick as Marcus, Dr. Gates McFadden as Crusher, Dr. Beverly, Marina Sirtis as Troi, David; Paul Winfield as Terrell, Captain Clark; Kirstie Alley as Deanna; Malcolm McDowell as Soran, Dr. Tolian; James Saavik; Ricardo Montalban as Khan; Ike Eisenmann as Preston, Doohan as Scott, Montgomery; Walter Koenig as Chekov, Peter; John Vargas as Jedda; John Winston as Kyle, Mr.; Paul Pavel A.; William Shatner as Kirk, James T.; Alan Ruck as Kent as Beach, Commander; Nicholas Guest as Cadet; Russell Harriman, Captain John: Jacqueline Kim as Sulu, Demora:; Takaki as Madison; Kevin Sullivan as March: Joel Marstan as Jenette Goldstein as Science officer; Thomas Kopache as Com Crew chief; Teresa E. Victor as Bridge voice; Dianne Harper, officer; Glenn Morshower as Navigator; Tim Russ as Lieutenant; David Ruprecht, Radio voices; Marcy Vosburgh as Computer Tommy Hinkley as Journalist; John Putch as Journalist; Christine voice, Judson Scott as Joaquim; Steve Blalock, Janet Brady, Jansen as Journalist; Michael Mack as Hayes, Ensign; Dendrie Jim Burk, Diane Carter, Tony Cecere, Ann Chatterton, Gary Taylor as Farrell, Lieutenant; Patti Yasutake as Ogawa, Nurse Combs, Gilbert Combs, Jim Connors, Bill Couch, Sr. Bill Couch, Alyssa; Granville Ames as Transporter chief; Henry Marshall as Jr, Eddy Donno, John Eskobar, Allan Graf, Chuck Hicks, Tommy Security officer; Brittany Parkyn as Girl with teddy bear; Majel J. Huff, Hubie Kerns, Jr., Paula Moody, Tom Morga, Beth Nufer, Barrett as Computer voice; Barbara March as Lursa; Gwynyth Mary Peters, Ernest Robinson, John Robotham, Kim Walsh as B'Etor; Rif Hutton as Klingon guard; Brian Thompson Washington, Mike Washlake, George Wilbur, stunts. SEE: Altair as Klingon helm; Marcy Goldman as El-Aurian survivor; Jim VI; Beach, Mr.; Ceti Alpha V; Ceti Alpha VI; Ceti eel; chambers Krestalude as El-Aurian survivor; Judy Levitt as El-Aurian sur- coil; Chekov, Pavel A.; dynoscanner; escape pod; Gamma vivor; Kristopher Logan as El-Aurian survivor; Gwen Van Dam as Hydra; Genesis Device; gravitic mine; hyperchannel; El-Aunan survivor; Kim Braden as Picard, Marie; Christopher Joachim; Khan Noonien Singh; Kirk, James T.; Klingon battle James Miller as Picard, René: Matthew Collins as Picard’s kid; cruiser; Klingon Neutral Zone; Kobayashi Maru scenario; Mimi Collins as Picard's kid; Thomas Alexander Dekker as Kobayashi Maru; K't'inga-class battle cruiser; Kyle, Mr; Picard's kid; Madison Eginton as Picard’s kid; Olivia Hack as Marcus, Dr. Carol; Marcus, Dr. David; McGivers, Marla; Picard's kid; Randy Hall, Michael Haynes, John Nowak, Bernie Mutara Nebula; Mutara Sector; photon torpedo; planetary Pock, Don Pulford, Eric Stabenau, Pat Tallman, stunts; Bud Davis classification system; preanimate matter; prefix code; as Stunt coordinator. SEE: Amargosa Observatory; Amargosa; Preston, Peter; Project Genesis; Regula | Space Laboratory; antimatter containment; Antonia; B'Etor; Borg; Bozeman, Regula; Reliant, U.S.S.; retinal scan; Retnax V; Romulan ale; U.S.S.; Breen; Butler; champagne; Chekov, Pavel A; cloaking Saavik; Spock; Starfleet Academy; Starfleet Corps of device, Klingon; Data; drydock; Du’cha; El-Aurian; emotion Engineers; Starfleet General Orders and Regulations; Tale of chip; Enterprise-B, U.S.S.; Enterprise-D, U.S.S.; Enterprise; Two Cities, A; targ; Terrell, Captain Clark. Farragut, U.S.S,; Farrell, Lieutenant; Forcas Ill; Guinan; Harriman, Captain John; Hawking, Shuttlecraft; Hayes, Star Trek lll: The Search for Spock. Written by Harve Bennett. Ensign; holodeck and holosuite programs; Kirk, James T.; Directed by Leonard Nimoy. Stardate 8210.3. Onginal theatrical Klingon bird-of-prey; Ktarian eggs; Lakul, S.S.; Lursa; release date: 1984. Kirk jeopardizes his career by stealing the Martian Colonies; nexus; Nobel Prize; Ogawa, Alyssa; Enterprise in an attempt to rescue Spock's body and soul. CAST: Picard’s photo album; Picard, Jean-Luc; Picard, Marie; William Shatner as Kirk, James T.. Leonard Nimoy as Spock; Picard, René; Picard, Robert; Pluto; Riker, William T.; Robert DeForest Kelley as McCoy, Dr. Leonard H.: James Doohan as Fox, S.S.; saucer separation; Scott, Montgomery; shields; Scott, Montgomery, George Takei as Sulu, Hikaru; Walter Soran, Dr. Tolian; Spot; Stellar Cartography; Sulu, Demora; Koenig as Chekov, Pavel A.; Nichelle Nichols as Uhura; Mark Sulu, Hikaru; temporal flux; Trafalgar, Battle of; trilithium; Lenard as Sarek: Merritt Butrick as Marcus, Dr. David; Dame Veridian Ill; Veridian IV; Veridian system; VISOR; Worf. Judith Anderson as T’Lar; Robin Curtis as Saavik; Christopher Lloyd as Kruge, Commander; Phil Morris as Trainee Foster; Scott Star Trek Il (series). A proposed weekly Star Trek television McGinnis as “Mr, Adventure”; Robert Hooks as Morrow, Admiral, series that would have been produced in 1977 and would have Carl Steven as Spock age 9; Vadia Potenza as Spock age 13; depicted a second five-year mission of the Enterprise under the ~~ Stephen Manley as Spock age 15; Joe W. Davis as Spock age 25; command of James Kirk. (Note that this is not the same produc- Paul Sorensen as Captain of the merchant spaceship; Cathie tion as the feature film Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan.) The Star ~~ Shirriff as Valkris; Stephen Liska as Torg: John Larroquette as Trek Il series would have been aired on a new network owned by ~~ Maltz; Dave Cadiente as Klingon sergeant; Bob Cummings as Paramount Pictures (much as was later done for Star Trek: Gunner #1; Branscombe Richmond as Gunner #2; Jeanne Mori as Voyager), but the series was canceled shortly before it went into Helm U.S.S. Grissom; Mario Marcelino as Communications production. New characters on this show would have included U.S.S. Grissom; Allan Miller as Alien in the bar; Sharon Thomas as Navigator lia (who would have been played by Persis Khambatta), Waitress in the bar; Conroy Gedeon as Civilian agent; James B. Science Officer Xon (who would have been played by David Sikking as Styles, Captain; Miguel Ferrer as First Officer of the Gautreaux), and Executive Officer Decker (who was still uncast at Excelsior; Katherine Blum as Vulcan child; Gary Faga as Prison the time the series was canceled). The first episode, a two-hour guard #1; Douglas Alan Shanklin as Prison guard #2; Grace Lee made-for-television movie script entitled “In Thy Image,” was Whitney as Woman in cafeteria; Robin Kellick, Kimberly L rewritten, eventually becoming Star Trek: The Motion Picture. “/n ~~ Ryusaki, Phil Weyland, Steve Blalock, stand-ins; Frank Welker as Thy Image" was itself based on a story outline entitled “Robots’ Spock screams (voice); Teresa E. Victor as Enterprise computer Return," written by Gene Roddenberry around 1972 for his pro- (voice), Harve Bennett as Flight recorder (voice): Judi Durand as posed CBS series Genesis ||. Other scripts written for the aborted ~~ Spacedock controller (voice); Frank Force as Elevator voice; The Star Trek || series included “The Child" and “Devil's Due," both of Loop Group as Background voices; John Meier as Stunt double which were later rewritten to become episodes of Star Trek: The for William Shatner; Al Jones as Stunt double for Christopher Next Generation. Also known as Star Trek: Phase IL Lloyd; Steve Blalock, David Burton, Phil Chong, Eddy Donno, Kenny Endoso, Jon Halty, Chuck Hicks, Jeff Jensen, Don Charles Star Trek Il: The Wrath of Khan. Screenplay by Jack B. McGovern, Tom Morga, Alan Oliney, Chuck Picerni, Jr., Danny Sowards. Story by Harve Bennett and Jack B. Sowards. Directed ~~ Rogers, Frank James Sparks, David Zellitti, stunts; Ron Stein, R.A. by Nicholas Meyer. Stardate 8130.3. Original theatrical release Rondell, Stunt coordinators. SEE: Altair water; cloaking device,

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