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THE STAR TREK ENCYCLOPEDIA: A REFERENCE GUIDE TO THE FUTURE BARCLAY, REGINALD 33

Chase Masterson as Leeta; Jason Marsden as Grimp; Emilio ment. Zek praised Quark for betraying Barbo to the authorities Borelli as Frool. Jeffrey Combs as Brunt. SEE: anthracite strike and leaving him at the Tarahong detention center while Quark of 1902; Bajoran Time of Cleansing; Battle of Clontarf; Boru, kept all the profits, an honorable act in the Ferengi system of valKing Brian; Briok; Brunt; Ferengi; Ferengi Rules of ues. ("The Nagus” [DS9]). Acquisition; Frool; Grimp; Guild of Restaurant and Casino Employees; holodeck and holosuite programs; holographic Barclay's Protomorphosis Syndrome. An intron virus that waiter; Kar-telos system; Lissepians; Nausicaans; O'Brien, causes humanoids and other animals to develop structural and Miles; O'Brien, Sean Aloysius; Quark; Quark’s bar; Rom; snail behavioral characteristics of earlier evolutionary forms. juice; Worf, Accidentally developed in 2370 when a routine synthetic T-cell treatment became mutated. The virus exhibited airborne transBarak-Kadan. Klingon opera singer. Worf liked Barak-Kadan's mission and worked by invading the host's DNA and activating strong intonations and traditional style, but Jadzia Dax thought introns. Discovered by Dr. Beverly Crusher of the U.S.S. Barak-Kadan was boring because he never varied his perfor- Enterprise-D, named for Reginald Barclay, the first patient mances. (“Looking for par'Mach in All the Wrong Places” [DS9)) known to have contracted the virus. (“Genesis” [TNG]). i 1 Baran, Arctus. (Richard Lynch). Shrewd and Barclay, Reginald (Dwight Schultz) “a ruthless captain of a mercenary vessel in Starfleet systems diagnostic engi- Vash + = 2370. Baran's crew of some 12 mercenaries neer. Barclay transferred to the R raided archaeological artifacts from several U.S.S. Enterprise-D from the U.S.S. \ i { star systems, searching for artifacts with a Zhukov in 2366. Lieutenant Barclay h ’ particular terikon decay profile. Baran's ship was an extremely talented engineer, was equipped with an energy sheath thatren- but was timid and awkward in social 4 > dered it undetectable on long-range sensors. situations. Noted as having reclusive : B It was armed with disruptors, and its maxi- tendencies, Barclay compensated ¥ mum speed was warp factor 8.7. Baran con- for his shyness by devising a rich LA “ trolled his crew with neural servo implants, fantasy life inside the Enterprise-D which had been given to the crew by Baran's predecessor. In holodeck. In these fantasies, Barclay 2370, Baran was hired by agents of the Vulcan isolationist would re-create images of those movement who sought to obtain ancient fragments of the Stone crew mates in bizarre settings that of Gol. Baran's search attracted the attention of Enterprise-D he controlled. Engineer Geordi La captain Jean-Luc Picard, who, under the name Galen, infiltrated ~~ Forge helped Barclay overcome the Baran's crew along with William Riker. Baran was killed before all need for such escapes by encouragthe fragments could be assembled. (*Gambit, Parts | and II" ing Barclay's sense of self-worth. [TNG]). The miniature used for Baran's vessel was a re-use of the (“Hollow Pursuits” [TNG)). In 2367, Barclay was exposed to a Miradom ship designed by Ricardo F. Delgado for “Vortex” (DS9). broad-spectrum emission from a Cytherian probe. The signal from the probe caused a dramatic increase in Barclay's neuroBarash. (Chris Demetral). A humanoid child chemical activity, increasing his 1.Q. to at least 1200. With this who was forced to leave his home planet newly enhanced intelligence, Barclay designed and built an inno when it was attacked in the late 2350s or vative new computer interface system, as well as an incredibly early 2360s. Fearing for his safety, Barash’s fast new warp drive. It was learned that the Cytherians were mother hid him in a cavern on Alpha Onias reluctant to explore space themselves, so they resorted to this Il. The cavern was equipped for his survival technique to give others the ability to reach them. Although the and included specialized neural scanners Enterprise-D contact with the Cytherians yielded valuable culthat were able to transform matter into any tural and scientific exchanges, Barclays enhanced intelligence form imagined, so that he could live his life faded, and with it the advanced warp drive technology was also in safety. In 2367, Barash used this equip- lost. (“The Nth Degree” [TNG]). Barclay had a strong phobia of ment to lure Commander William Riker into traveling by transporter. He described his “mortal terror” of a fantasy world in which Barash hoped being dematerialized. Barclay concealed this fear to avoid jeopRiker would remain as a playmate. In this ardizing his Starfleet career, but he spent many hours traveling virtual reality, some 16 years had passed, during which Riker had aboard shuttlecraft in order to avoid being beamed. He ultimately been promoted to captain of the Enterprise-D, Picard had faced his greatest fears during a rescue mission to the U.S.S. become an admiral, and there was some rapprochement withthe ~~ Yosemite in 2369, when Barclay was threatened by quasiRomulans. Also in this fantasy, Riker had married Minuet, and energy microbes actually living in the transporter beam. (“Realm they had a 10-year-old son named Jean-Luc Riker. This “son” of Fear” [TNG]). Barclay helped Worf's son, Alexander was actually Barash, who hoped Riker would play with him in this ~~ Rozhenko, create a holodeck program called Ancient West just artificial environment. Riker eventually saw through the pretense, prior to stardate 46271. (“A Fistful of Datas” [TNG]). Barclay was and Barash revealed the true nature of the cavern and his true part of the engineering team that attempted to solve the problem form as well. Unwilling to leave the child behind alone, Riker of how to give the computer-generated intelligence, Professor returned with him to the Enterprise-D. (“Future Imperfect” [TNG]). James Moriarty, physical reality, when Moriarty held the ship hostage in 2369. (“Ship in a Bottle” [TNG]). Fond of investigating Barbara series. (Maureen and Colleen Thornton). Android the Starfleet Medical Database, Barclay often convinced himmodel designed by Mudd the First, aka Harcourt Fenton Mudd, self that he had contracted some rare and fatal disease. In 2370, in 2267. (“1, Mudd” [TOS]). he visited sickbay, convinced that he was suffering from Terellian Death Syndrome. Dr. Crusher assured him that he only had a barber shop. Service establishment dedicated to cosmetic care mild case of the Urodelean flu, and prescribed a synthetic T-cell of humanoid hair. Aboard the Starship Enterprise-D, the province to allow his body to fight the infection naturally. Unfortunately, the of Mr. Mot, who provided stylish hair and beauty treatments to T-cell caused some of Barclay’s introns to mutate. These ship's personnel. (“Data's Day" [TNG]). The Enterprise-D barber mutated introns, once airborne, affected the entire crew, causing shop was first seen in “Data’s Day” (TNG). them to revert to earlier evolutionary forms. Once the cause and cure of the disease was found, Dr. Crusher named the syndrome Barbo. Quarks cousin. Barbo was released from the Tarahong after its first case. SEE: Barclay's Protomorphosis Syndrome. detention center in 2369. At a Ferengi trade conference held on Barclay was one of the few persons aboard the Enterprise-D, Deep Space 9, Zek, the grand nagus, recounted how Quark and besides Data, that Spot seemed to like. (“Genesis” [TNG]). his cousin sold defective warp drives to the Tarahong govern- Lieutenant Barclay left the Enterprise-D and transferred to the

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