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B10 GABLE, CLARK THE STAR TREK ENCYCLOPEDIA: A REFERENCE GUIDE TO THE FUTURE—SUPPLEMENT Gable, Clark * (1901-1960). Twentieth- Masters was serialized in Galaxy magazine in 1951. The publicacentury Earth entertainer, noted as an tion was a competitor to Incredible Tales. (“Far Beyond the actor who played romantic lead charac- Stars” [DS9)]). While Galaxy was a real magazine, the cover of the ters in two-dimensional noninteractive September 1953, issue as seen in “Far Beyond the Stars” feamotion pictures. In an alternate timeline, tured artwork of a futuristic city that was actually a slightly modiB'Elanna Torres and Harry Kim played a fied version of a matte painting created by Albert Whitlock, Jr. in trivia game in which Torres incorrectly guessed that Gable had 1967 for “Court Martial" (TOS). Samuel Cogley was a character in starred in the film To Catch a Thief. (“Year of Hell, Part I" [VGR]). that episode.

Gabriel. (Jesse Littlejohn). Inhabitant of the planet Gaia in an Galaxy, U.S.S.* Federation starship, first vessel of her class, alternate timeline. Gabriel ceased to exist in 2373 when her time- Starfleet registry number NCC-70637. The U.S.S. Galaxy, and line vanished. (“Children of Time" [DS9]) four other ships of its class, fought in vr combined fleet of allied Alpha Quadrant forces that invaded Cardassian space at the gagh.* Klingon delicacy. Gagh is served frequently aboard Chin'toka System in late 2374. The Klingon warships. Crew members on such vessels have some- Galaxy was seriously times been known to grow tired of the lack of variety in shipboard damaged in the bat Coes cuisine when even gagh is served too often. (“Shadows and tle. (“Tears of the ~— Se==r_ Symbols” [DS9]). Prophets” [DS9)). ak

Gaia. Class-M planet in the Gamma Quadrant, fourth planet from Gallatin, Subahdar. (Gregg Henry). Member of the its sun. Gaia was surrounded by an energy barrier that exhibited » Son'a people that left the Ba'ku around 2275 dangerous quantum fluctuations. These fluctuations were -— Gallatin was born as Gal'na on the Ba'ku planet. As responsible for creation of an alternate timeline in which the [] Subahdar Gallatin, he served as second-in-comStarship Defiant from the year 2373 crashed on the planet some mand of the Son'a fleet under Ahdar Ru'afo 200 years in the past. Defiant crew member Kira Nerys died as a All Gallatin hated the Ba'ku for banishing his people result of the crash. The surviving members of the Defiant crew, but he was not willing to kill them. When Ru’afo marooned on this distant world, established a colony that thrived planned to kill all the Ba'ku in order 10 take possesfor two centuries. By that time, some 8,000 descendants of the sion of the Ba'ku planet, Gallatin cooperated with Starfleet offioriginal Defiant crew lived there. One crew member, Odo, did sur- cers to prevent that from happening. (Star Trek: Insurrection). vive that entire time, but always regretted deeply not having confessed his love for Kira. When the original Defiant returned to the Gamma. Colloquial term used by the Jem'Hadar to refer to a planet, this alternate Odo caused the entire timeline, including Jem'Hadar soldier bred in the Gamma Quadrant. The term was himself and all inhabitants of the planet, to vanish so that the orig- coined to distinguish them from Alphas, who were bred in the inal Kira could live. (“Children of Time" [DS9]) Alpha Quadrant. All Jem'Hadar bred before 2374 weren't necessarily Gammas. (“One Little Ship" [DS9)). Gaila.* (Josh Pais). Ferengi entrepreneur, cousin to Quark. Gaila somehow escaped General Nassuc's purification squad, but Gand sector. Region of space in the Delta Quadrant. The Borg was ruined financially. He was even arrested for vagrancy on encountered a Kazon colony in the Gand sector. The Borg conThalos VI. In 2374, Gaila became part of the heroic mercenary sidered the Kazon unremarkable and thus did not assimilate team that effected Ishka's rescue from the Dominion. (“The them. ("Mortal Coil" [VGR]). Magnificent Ferengi” [DS9]). —_— Gant. Ferengi ‘national, cousin of Gal'na. Ba'ku birth name of Subah- [ Ensign Nog. Gant specialized in the dar Gallatin. Gal'na was born on the | Ga axy SEPTEMBER 1953 selling of wines and spirits. In 2375, Ba'ku planet, but changed his name 35¢ Gant helped Nog obtain sixteen cases to Gallatin when he left his home to SCIENCE FICTION 3 of Klingon bloodwine vintage 2309 follow the ways of what his people - 3 (“Treachery, Faith, and the Great called offlanders, becoming the Son'a. ’ River" [DS9)). (Star Trek: Insurrection). Pe ip antt. (Ric chatz Galactic Cluster 3. Transmaterial 1 Member of the Shakaar energy plane intersecting 22 billion I resistance cell on Bajor, omnicordial life-forms. Galactic | § | | i} | along with Kira Nerys. Cluster 3 was the realm of the techno- | | | | | (“Ties of Blood and Water” ogoaly Paci hed li t - i - [DS9)) referred to by the Borg as Species | | | 259. As of 2374, the only Starfleet || Garak, Elim." Former member of the data on Galactic Cluster 3 and its I H | | I | Cardassian Obsidian Order intelliinhabitants were from former Borg LS gence agency. In 2373, Garak was a ac] Seven of Nine. (“The Gift” a ’ | | | | I | meri tps hm hn ok ). ~ pp— ain ly i il - ’ x a gm | H I | i | ponents from the abandoned CarGalaxy Science Fiction. Paper-based | . dassian station Empok Nor for use on hard-copy periodical published on i l | I] | Deep Space 9. Garak was instrumental 20th-century Earth from 1950 through «yr odin in helping the DS9 team avoid a variety the 1980s. Galaxy specialized in sci- ' -~ “WV 1 | of booby traps left behind on the staence fiction stories, including those ' t tion by the Cardassians. Unfortunately, od Horbert Ro3sof 16 he would be Sl Chotropic drug tha affocied Gara oy in good company should his writing be ] [ amplifying his normal xenophobic tenpublished in Galaxy alongside such dencies so strongly that he killed a notable authors as Ray Bradbury, Starfleet officer before he could be Robert A. Heinlein, and Theodore COURT MARTIAL By Somue oT Cogley subdued. (“Empok Nor” [DS9]). Garak Sturgeon. Heinlein's novel The Puppet demonstrated his considerable skill in