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90 COUNSELOR THE STAR TREK ENCYCLOPEDIA: A REFERENCE GUIDE TO THE FUTURE counselor. Starship officer responsible for the Coyote Stone. Icon placed on

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counselor. Starship officer responsible for the Coyote Stone. Icon placed on a Native American medicine emotional well-being of the ship's crew. A wheel. In 2371, when Commander Chakotay was declared counselor's duties included providing individ- brain-dead after his bio-neural energy was displaced by the ual guidance and advice to crew members, as To Komar, the Coyote Stone was one of several markers placed on well as periodic crew performance evaluations, the medicine wheel to guide Chakotay's soul back into his body, usually performed with the ship's executive 5 although placement at the crossroads of the fifth and sixth realms officer or other department heads. A counselor v might divert his soul into the Mountains of the Antelope is also expected to provide advice to the ship's Women. (“Cathexis” [VGH|). captain on command decisions. Deanna Troi (pictured) was the counselor on the Enterprise-D. (“Man of the CPK enzymatic therapy. Medical treatment to limit the extent of People” [TNG]) spinal injury. (“Ethics” [TNG]) counterinsurgency program. Security program installed into CPK levels. A medical test performed aboard Federation starthe computer system on station Terok Nor while the facility was ships. CPK, or creatinine phosphokinase, is a marker of muscular still a Cardassian station. The counterinsurgency program was damage. It is mostly used to diagnose cardiac damage designed to activate automatically in case of a revolt by the sta- (*Violations" [TNG)). tion's Bajoran ore processing workers. It broadcast throughout the station a series of recorded visual messages of Gul Dukat Crabtree, Susie. Former girlfriend to Thomas Paris during his entreating rebellious workers to surrender or face a series of first year at Starfleet Academy. In 2372, Paris told the escalating consequences, up to the destruction of the station. Emergency Medical Hologram that he was depressed for The counterinsurgency program was accidentally triggered in almost a year after breaking up with Crabtree. (“Lifesigns” [VGR)) 2371, long after the station was no longer under Cardassian control. (“Civil Defense" [DS9]) cranial implant. Highly classified Cardassian biotechnological device used by the Obsidian Order. The implants, which were “Court Martial.” Original Series episode #15. Teleplay by Don placed into the skulls of the order's operatives, were designed to M. Mankiewicz and Steven W. Carabatsos. Story by Don M stimulate the pleasure centers of the brain. This would release Mankiewicz. Directed by Marc Daniels. Stardate 2947.3. First large quantities of endorphins, making the operative impervious aired in 1967. Kirk's career is jeopardized when he is put on trial to pain in the event the operative were tortured by an enemy for apparently causing the death of an Enterprise crew mem- Garak volunteered to receive a cranial implant while in the ber. GUEST CAST: Percy Rodriguez as Stone, Commodore; Obsidian Order. The device was never designed for continuous Elisha Cook as Cogley, Samuel T.; Joan Marshall as Shaw, operation for any length of time, so when Garak left it on for two Areel: Richard Webb as Finney, Ben; Hagan Beggs as Hansen, years straight, it failed, causing excruciating pain. (“The Wire” Mr.. Winston De Lugo as Timothy; Alice Rawlings as Finney, [DS9]). Jamie; Nancy Wong as Personnel officer: Bart Conrad as Kransnowsky: William Meader as Lindstrom, Space Command Crater, Nancy. (Jeanne Bal). The wife representative; Reginald Lal Singh as Chandra, Captain; Tom of archaeologist Robert Crater, Curtis as Corrigan; Chuck Clow as Kirk's stunt double; Troy Nancy Crater was killed some years Melton as Finney's stunt double; Majel Barrett as Starbase prior to 2266 by the last surviving recorder computer voice and Computer voice. SEE: Alpha Ill, member of the civilization there. This pr Statutes of; Chandra; Cogley, Samuel T.; Corrigan; Finney, creature had remarkable hypnotic Ben; Finney, Jamie; Hammurabi, Code of; Hanson, Mr; abilities, able to masqurade as any- » Intrepid, U.S.S.; ion storm; Justinian Code; Kirk, James T.; one, and chose to appear to Robert » 2 Kransnowsky; Lindstrom; Magna Carta; Martian Colonies, Crater in the image of his late wife. '~ Fundamental Declarations of the; Martian Colonies; McCoy, Prior to her marriage to Crater, Nancy - Leonard H.; Phase 1 Search; Republic, U.S.S.; Shaw, Areel; had been romantically involved with Spock; Starbase 11; Starfleet Command; Stone, Com- Leonard McCoy. (“The Man Trap” 4 ~~ modore; United States Constitution. [TOS]). SEE: M-113 creature. Cousteau, Shuttiepod. A shuttle vehicle from the Starship Aries. ~~ Crater, Professor Robert. {Alfred Ryder). Reclusive archaeoloIn 2367, the Cousteau was stolen by Mendez and abandoned on gist who studied the ruins on planet M-113. After his wife, Nancy Tarchannen III. (“Identity Crisis” [TNG]). The Cousteau was Crater, was killed by the last surviving creature on that planet, named for 20th-century oceanographer Jacques Cousteau Crater was unable to bring himself to kill that individual, choosing instead to befriend it. (“The Man Trap” [TOS]). Actor Alfred Ryder Coutu. (Philip LeStrange). Leader in the suffered a severe arm injury just prior to filming. The injury was so rebel faction on planet Parada Wl in 2370. painful he could not use his arm, but despite this, he performed Coutu discovered a Paradan government his role without complaint. ~ OW plot to sabotoge peace talks with the rebels by using an exact replica of Miles O'Brien Cravic Automated Personnel Unit 122. (Rick Worthy) v Coutu was also responsible for rescuing the Humanoid automaton built by the Cravic people to fight in a war > real O'Brien from government forces against robots built by the Pralor. Unit 122 commanded a Cravic (“Whispers” [DS9]). SEE: Paradas vessel that encountered the U.S.S. Voyager in 2372. (*Prototype” [VGR)). SEE: Pralor automated personnel unit. cove palm. A plant indigenous to planet Ogus II. The fruit of the plant contains a highly infectious parasite. Willie Potts, the child Cravic. Technologically sophisticated Delta Quadrant civilization of an Enterprise-D crew member, accidently ate a cove palm fruit that became extinct in a war with the Pralor people. The Cravic in 2367, requiring emergency treatment at a starbase. (“Brothers” created sophisticated humanoid androids to fight their war with [TNG]). the Pralor. Later the entire Cravic society was destroyed when they attempted to deactivate these robotic soldiers. (*Prototype” “cowboy diplomacy.” Slang term that referred to actions taken [VGR)). SEE: Pralor automated personnel unit impulsively by an individual on behalf of a government, without that government's sanction. Captain Picard accused crayon. Children's drawing implement, generally containing waxAmbassador Spock of “cowboy diplomacy” in coming to based pigment used to draw on paper. Guinan once noted that Romulus in 2368 without the sanction of the Federation or with a child's imagination, crayons can take you to more places Vulcan governments. (“Unification, Part II" [TNG]) than a starship can. (“Rascals” [TNG])

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