Cabal- An
organization
among the Suliban who are participating in the temporal cold war.
"Broken Bow" [ENT]
Cabin - Housing quarters
aboard
Enterprise. The two-man cabins have stacked bunk beds with blue
sheets
and a locker against the opposite wall.
"Cold Front" [ENT]
Cabin E-14 - Quarters
where
Daniels and Taylor stayed. After it is discovered that Daniels
had
been
from the future and was killed, Archer orders Taylor to be
assigned new quarters and the cabin is sealed.
"Who knows
what else is in there?" Reed seals the cabin
with a drum-
shaped device, which clamps over the handle.
Its face has
several blinking red lights.
"Cold Front" [ENT]
Calcite - Common
crystalline
form of calcium carbonate. A group of Denobulans on Xantoras
studied
various formations of calcite, aragonite, and
botryoidal
flowstone.
"The Breach" [ENT]
Calindra System - Uninhabited
system
with a G type star. It has 6 planets and over 100 moons.
The
system contains heavy debris due to the systems
tests of the upgraded prototype Xindi weapon/probe
which were done there. Archer compared it
to Bikini Atol... a proving ground for Earth's nuclear
weapons.
"The Shipment" [ENT], "Strategem" [ENT]
Calla - SEE: Vissian individuals, Calla
Calrissian
Chameleon
- Phlox transplanted the pituitary gland from a Calrissian Chameleon
into
Porthos to save the dog's life. He had to
alter its DNA to avoid rejection. The chameleon secretes a
rare toxin, useful in treating respiratory
infections,
and it was his last one.
"A Night in Sickbay" [ENT]
Camomile tea - Drink made from
camomile
leaves and flowers. T'Pol occasionally drank camomile tea.
"Fusion" [ENT]
Canamar - SEE: Enolian planets, Canamar.
Cancun - Tucker said that
when he got back to Earth, he was going to lay on a different beach
every
week
for two months, but that he couldn't decide whether
to start with Tahiti or Cancun.
"Storm Front, part 1" [ENT]
Canton, Ohio - City on Earth
that
had the largest ball of string at over six meters in diameter.
"The Andorian Incident" [ENT]
Captain's mess
- The private dining room for the commanding officer of a starship and
invited guests.
The captain's mess aboard Enterprise has a table for four,
though it can seat six if necessary.
"Broken Bow" [ENT]
On board Voyager, the captain's private dining room
is in Cabin 125 Alpha, deck 2;
Neelix converted it to a galley for the crew in
order to conserve replicator power.
"The Phage" [VOY]
Carbonated water - Effervescent
water, usually containing salts, charged under pressure with purified
carbon dioxide gas. T'Pol drank some at
breakfast.
"Unexpected" [ENT]
Carbon Creek - Small
mining
town in Pennsylvania on Earth. Site of the true Earth-Vulcan
first
contact.
A Vulcan ship crashed approximately six kilometers
away from Carbon Creek after observing the launch
of Sputnik in 1957. The survivors of the crash
went to the town after they ran out of rations, and
resided there until their distress call was
answered.
Mestral, one of the Vulcans, stayed in Carbon Creek
to study the
humans.
"Carbon Creek" [ENT]
Cardio-stimulator - A piece of
medical
equipment. Part of the medical supplies that the deuterium
facility wanted. Phlox remarked that he didn't
know processing deuterium was such a dangerous
business.
"Marauders" [ENT]
Dr. McCoy used a cardio-stimulator on Sarek to
revive
the ambassador allowing him to continue
with a life-saving heart
operation.
"Journey to Babel" [ENT]
Cargo Bays - SEE: Cargo Bays.
Carlos (Ricky Luna) - A student
in Ensign Sato's alien language class at Amazon University in 2151.
Carlos had difficulties with some of the
pronunciation
of an alien language.
"Broken Bow" [ENT]
Carlsbad Caverns - T'Pol
visited
the caverns during her leave while working at the Vulcan consulate in
California.
"Carbon Creek" [ENT]
Carmine (Steve Schrripa) - loan
shark turned freedom fighter in 1944, Nazi occupied New York.
"Storm Front, part 1" [ENT]
Caroline - Ex-girlfriend
of
Captain Archer who moved to New Berlin. It deeply disappointed
Archer.
"First Flight" [ENT]
Carpenter street - Area in
Detroit
where a group of time-traveling Xindi were gathering information
to construct a bioweapon. They were stopped
by Archer and T'Pol.
There is a Carpenter street in real life...
The actual street itself is very narrow, about three feet above
the ground, with a thin small wire fence as a
railing
on one side. Both sides are strewn with construction
debris. The other side has no railing.
No one drives down there if they can help it. There is a hospital
on this street. It has no emergency
room.
It has a big sign saying do not bring emergencies here.
(What is a hospital doing without an emergency
room?)
There are urban legends surrounding this area...
you will hear that there are all sorts of secret
projects going on in the hospital, and that the patients
that get treated there end up as science
projects.
Also that the debris and bad conditions are just to
keep the curious and others at bay. "Carpenter
Street" [ENT]
Casey - A General in
Earth's
military who sent the MACO to their mission in the Delphic Expanse
aboard the
Enterprise.
"The Expanse" [ENT]
After his return from the Expanse in 2154, Archer
spoke to him about assigning an entire squad to
Enterprise and suggested that Captain Erika
Hernandez
do the same for Columbia.
"Home" [ENT]
Cassidy, Hopalong - Famous
western character from early 20th century movies. Trip imagined
he
was
alongside Cassidy when his consciousness was taken
by the wisps.
"The Crossing" [ENT]
Catelin - One of Reed's old
romances.
He dictated a letter to her when he thought he might be dying.
"Shuttlepod One" [ENT]
Catfish - Type of Earth
fish.
Pan-fried catfish is Commander Tucker's favorite food.
"Unexpected" [ENT]
Catwalk -
The maintenance shaft running the length of each Nacelle. They
are
heavily shielded
with an Osmium alloy with an absorption depth of
20,000 particles per micron. Although it was
a tight squeeze, it was able to shield the entire
crew of 83 from a class 5 neutronic storm. When
the warp coils are online, temperatures inside the
catwalk go up to about 300, so they had to shut
down the main reactor. A temporary command
station was set up in one of the compartments.
Movie night was held in compartment #5... the movie
was shown on a monitor. Originally Phlox
was only allotted 15 cubic meters for medical
supplies,
but after speaking with T'Pol, she upgraded
it to
20.
"The Catwalk" [ENT]
The process of repolarizing the warp coils is done
from inside the catwalk. It is reinforced with
an Osmium Alloy which
Travis thinks was able to keep a non-corporeal alien from entering it.
Access to the catwalks is by climbing up through
the associated pylon/strut for that particular
nacelle. There are a sequence of two ventral
hatches (with a small space, like an airlock, between)
which can be sealed from the inside. The
ventillation
to the catwalks can also be closed off from the
rest of the ship if
necessary.
"The Crossing" [ENT]
Central Security - Peacekeeping
force at the Rigel X trading complex. Central Security had no
record
of
Klaang's visit in 2151, but was able to direct T'Pol
to the location of a Klingon enclave in the complex.
"Broken Bow" [ENT]
Ceti Alpha V - In an alternate
future
in which the Xindi deployed their weapon and destroyed Earth,
they were hunting down all the humans. Ceti
Alpha V was a planet, barely Minshara-class, that the
last 6000 members of human race fled to and formed
a settlement in an effort to escape the Xindi
since it was far from the Delphic Expanse.
The colony's location was kept secret for a great deal of
time, but a Yridian discovered it by tailing Doctor
Phlox, allowing the Xindi to attack.
"Twilight" [ENT]
In 2267, Ceti Alpha V was habitable, although a
bit savage, and somewhat inhospitable. Yet no
more so than Australia's Botany Bay colony was at
the beginning. Khan and his followers were
marooned there by
Kirk.
"Space Seed" [TOS]
Ceti Alpha VI exploded six months after Khan and
his people were left there. The shock shifted
the orbit of Ceti Alpha V and everything was laid
waste. It became a desert-like world, dominated
by kraylon gas and high-velocity winds. The
planet's only remaining indigenous lifeform was an
eel whose young would enter through the ears and
wrap themselves around the cerebral cortex
which had the effect of making their victim
extremely
susceptible to suggestion. Later as they grow
follows madness, paralysis, and death. In
2285, the USS Reliant visited the planet as part of
Project Genesis. Mistaking it for Ceti Alpha VI,
Captain Clark Terrell and XO Commander Pavel
Chekov beamed down to the surface, only to be taken
prisoner by Khan and his surviving followers.
Khan then hijacked the Reliant, and stranded its
crew on the planet's surface. The crew were later
recovered by the USS
Enterprise.
"The Wrath of Khan" [ST2]
Chameleon - SEE: Calrissian Chameleon
Chang
(Daniel
Dae Kim) - Corporal MACO. male.
He ate lunch in the mess hall with Major Hayes, Sergeant Kemper, and
Corporal
Romero. He was one of the volunteers for the
mission to rescue
Jonathan Archer, Charles Tucker, and Kessick from
the trellium
mine.
"The Xindi" [ENT]
He was wounded attempting to rescue the away team
who had been altered by
a mutagenic virus.
"Extinction" [ENT]
"Hatchery" [ENT]
"Charles" - SEE: Vissian cogenitor.
Charlie - Helmsman on the
ECS Horizon, who has problems making the transition to Warp.
"Horizon" [ENT]
"Chef" - The
nickname of Enterprise's mess officer. Travis claims Ent's
chef is the best in Starfleet,
and that Archer had to call in a lot of favors to get him.
"Fortunate Son" [ENT]
Hoshi says he keeps his kitchen locked up tight
presumably to
keep people from cooking their own food.
"Silent Enemy" [ENT]
When approaching a singularity giving off an unknown
radiation,
chef took ill and Sato had to take over the galley
for a couple of
days.
"Singularity" [ENT]
Chef prepared his famous eggs benedict for a
breakfast
that
Archer had with Reed.
"Minefield" [ENT]
While forced to temporarily relocate to the cramped
catwalk, in September, Chef continued to serve
his role as ship's cook. His meal of choice, at
the time, was pot roast, a dish he served three times in
three days, much to Malcolm Reeds discomfort.
Chef was a character that
was never seen, nor heard, with exception of the purposely
cropped shot of the
character
that appeared in "The Catwalk". Some fans have joked
that the reason we have
never
seen Chef is because he looks a lot like William Shatner.
"The Catwalk" [ENT]
In February 2154, Chef was the only person to
complain
at how long it took the damage to ship's
galley to be repaired after the attack at Azati
Prime.
"Countdown" [ENT]
Chef was the closest thing the ship had to a
counselor.
Almost everybody confided in him. For
this reason Commander Riker took on the role of
Chef when he was playing a holoprogram about
Enterprise.
"These are the Voyages" [ENT]
Chess - Reed is the ship's
champion. He wins all the tournaments. While inhabiting his
and Mayweather's
bodies, the Organians were playing a few games of
chess. They thought that it wasn't a very difficult
game and very predictable since it only had 32
pieces
and 64 squares which limited the number of
outcomes of the game to 10 to the 123rd power.
"Observer Effect" [ENT]
Chicken marsala - Chicken cooked
with veal marsala. Tavin asked Captain Archer for the recipe for
chicken
marsala.
"Fusion" [ENT]
Chicken tetrazzini - Chicken
prepared
with mushrooms in a cream sauce served over pasta and topped
with cheese. Chicken tetrazzini was one of
the dishes served aboard Enterprise.
"Unexpected" [ENT]
Chinese food - Variety of
nourishment
originating in China, on Earth. Doctor Phlox enjoys Chinese food,
especially egg drop
soup.
"Broken Bow" [ENT]
Chloraxine - A toxic chemical
substance.
One of the Axanar was killed by a lethal dose of chloraxine.
"Fight or Flight" [ENT]
Chopsticks - T'Pol experimented
with using chopsticks. Trip, making a joke, called it "dinner and
a show".
"Silent Enemy" [ENT]
"Chosen Realm" - What the Triannons
call the Expanse. SEE: Expanse,
Triannon
Religion.
"Chosen Realm" [ENT]
Churchill, Winston - In an
alternate
timeline of 1944 Earth, Churchill was heard on the radio saying,
"As to the youth of all the Britons, I say, you
cannot stop. There is no halting-place at this point.
We have now reached a point in the journey where
there can be no pause. We must go on. It
must be world anarchy or world order."
"Storm Front, part 1" [ENT]
Clarke's Disease
- Henry archer suffered from this disease that could have been cured by
genetic engineering.
His final years were marked by extreme pain.
"Borderland" [ENT]
Class - Various types of
phenomena
can be divided into classes.
SEE for example: Black
holes , Gas giants , Planets
, Supernovae.
Claustrophobia - An abnormal
fear
of being in an enclosed or confined place. Ensign Sato
experiences
claustrophobia in environmental suits. "Fight
or Flight" [ENT]
Clement, HMS - ca.
2090
Malcolm Reed's Great Uncle dies when the HMS Clement, a nuclear
submarine,
is sunk after striking an undersea mine.
It had been traveling on a patrol beneath the ice cap when
this event occurred. To save the crew, he
had locked himself in the engine room and kept the reactor
from melting down, while the rest
escaped.
This story had a great affect on Malcolm, even though it
seems unlikely he was alive when the events took
place.
"Minefield" [ENT]
"Climber's Code" -
Anything
that happens on the mountain stays there.
"Home" [ENT]
Clinton, Ensign Joshua (Steve Folger) - "Broken Bow" [ENT]
Cloaking barrier
- The region surrounding a sphere which hides it from external
detection.
The Triannons noticed Enterprise's shuttlepod
emerging
from the cloaking barrier.
"Chosen Realm" [ENT]
Sphere 41 wasn't supposed to show up on sensors
because of the cloaking barrier but Enterprise
was able to see it from far away because of the
transformed space around it.
"Zero Hour" [ENT]
Coaxial port - A component of
the
Suliban docking interface, initialized after releasing the inertial
clamps.
"Broken Bow" [ENT]
Cobalt - The antimatter relays
contain
a platinum-cobalt alloy.
"The Xindi" [ENT]
Cochrane,
Doctor
Zephram (James Cromwell; Glenn Corbett in "Metamorphosis"
(TOS)
) -
SEE: Individuals - Zephram Cochrane.
SEE Also: Mirror-Cochrane.
Cochrane
- A measurement of field variance. When Tucker heard that his
engines
on the NX-01 had
a field variance of 87 millicochranes, he remarked
that somebody hadn't been taking care of his
engines.
"Divergence" [ENT]
Phlox used the power of the warp engines to create
a highly focused antiproton beam to eradicate
extra-dimensional parasites that had infected
Captain
Archer. It took 850 millicochranes to eliminate
one cluster of them. A subspace implosion
was used to eliminate the rest.
"Twilight" [ENT]
The procedure for restarting the warp reactor in
the database says that the output should be confined
to within 300 and 312 millicochranes to prevent
fusion of the dilithium matrix.
"Doctor's Orders" [ENT]
A warp engine rating. The shuttlecraft Riker
and Soren were using had two 1250 millicochrane
warp
engines.
"The Outcast" [TNG]
A measure of warp field stress. Geordi created
a new plasma-dyne relay that could withstand over
500 cochranes of warp field stress. (It's
possible that cochranes are an indirect measurement of the
quantum efficiency of a warp core since the
plasma-dyne
relay was intended to impove this)
"Journey's End" [TNG]
A subspace tensor matrix is measured in
cochranes.
The Defiant had to generate one in the 35000 to
30000 cochrane range for their artificial wormhole
experiments.
"Rejoined" [DS9]
A measure of the matter-antimatter reaction.
The Borg modifications to Voyager caused the anti-
matter reaction to incorrectly reinitialize at a
value of 22 cochranes and rising.
"The Gift" [VOY]
Cochrane
distortion
- A fluctuation in the phase of the subspace field that manifests as a
sort of
"popping" sound in unfiltered scans of subspace
radio transmissions. All warp engines generate
this kind of subspace interference. Riker
used it to send a messge to Enterprise that they would
recognize but that the Ferengi would dismiss as
static.
"Menage a Troi" [TNG]
Cochrane Equation
- Mathematical expression which describes how to create a stable warp
field.
In the Expanse, warp fields were disrupted by
anomalies
and creating one became almost impossible
because the laws of physics didn't cooperate
there.
In Tucker's words, the Cochrane Equation was no
longer constant, because every time he tried to
compensate for the problem of the quantum
variables
the spatial gradients got thrown out of whack.
"Anomaly" [ENT]
Cochrane Medal
of Excellence - An award for outstanding advances in
warp
theory. In an alternate
timeline where Harry Kim was a starship design
specialist
he was awarded this medal.
"Non Sequitur" [VOY]
Chakotay thought they might get nominated for the
medal for the Quantum slipstream drive.
"Timeless" [VOY]
Coffee - Beverage made from
dried,
roasted, and ground beans of various shrubs and trees. Captain
Archer
offered D'Marr ten kilos of coffee in exchange for
the location of some needed engineering materials.
"Oasis" [ENT]
Cogenitor - What the Vissians
call
their third gender.
"Cogenitor" [ENT]
Cold - As of 2151, there is no
cure
for the common cold. Reed caught one while aboard ship.
"Sleeping Dogs" [ENT]
Cold Station 12 - Also called
C-12,
it is a medical facility run by Starfleet and the Denobulans.
Highly
virulent diseases are stockpiled there for research
purposes. The genetically engineered embryos
left over from the Eugenics Wars were stored
there.
When Dr. Arik Soong worked there he stole
19 of the embryos. After the Xindi incident,
Dr. Jeremy Lucas was transferred there as the new
Senior Medical
Director.
"Cold Station 12" [ENT]
Cole - Ensign. "The Crossing" [ENT]
Cole, Amanda
(Noa Tishby) - MACO corporal, female. From Florida, She grew up
in
the same
area as Tucker - went to a school rivaling his and even frequented the
same
cinemas. Her original hometown was destroyed
in the Xindi attack
but fortunately her family had moved north a few
years before. She
held the team record for sharp shooting. Trip
had been having
neuro-pressure sessions with her but one of these
gave her a headache,
so she had to have neuropressure with T'Pol to
correct
the damage.
She sparred with Cmdr. Tucker during a training
session which distracts
T'Pol.
"Harbinger" [ENT]
In an alternate timeline where Enterprise was
stranded
in 2037, Amanda
had nine children with Doctor Phlox; and many of
the crew were her
descendants.
"E2" [ENT]
Collins (Kate McNeil) - female
Commander
(listed
as Lieutennant in credits). She was the represtative
of Starfleet Security investigating Doctor Phlox's
kidnapping.
"Affliction" [ENT]
Colonization - Early
colonization
attempts by humans include New Berlin on the moon, Utopia Plenitia
on Mars, and a few asteroid colonies; Not
all attempts were successful, e.g. the "lost" colony of
Terra
Nova.
"Terra Nova" [ENT]
Columbia -
In the wake of the destruction of the US Space
Shuttle Columbia on 1 February 2003, an opening screen
was added to the episode "Stigma" (first air
date 5 February 2003), which read "In memory of the
Columbia crew...You will always be an
inspiration."
"Stigma" [ENT]
Further, just as the original US Space Shuttle
prototype (which never reached space) was named
"Enterprise" after the ship in TOS, so
it was revealed that the second Starfleet prototype ship
(designation NX-02) was named in honor
of the "second" Space Shuttle (actually the first to reach
space),
Columbia.
"The Expanse" [ENT]
Although the initial glimpses of NX-02 were of an
incomplete ship in dry dock, she was seen more
extensively in a story arc in season 4.
The second NX-class ship. The NX-02 is named
Columbia.
"E2" [ENT]
It was launched in 2154 and is different from
Enterprise
NX-01 in a couple of details, most oviously
it has a more angular deflector dish.
"Affliction" [ENT]
The "SS Columbia" was mentioned.
"The Cage" [TOS]
A scout ship "USS Columbia" (designation NCC-621)
appears briefly.
"The Motion Picture" [ST1]
Com - Short for Communication-. Also abbreviated: "Comm".
Com link - Hoshi wanted to stay
behind and maintain an open com link so she could have instant
access to the linguistic
database.
"Fight or Flight" [ENT]
Com log - After Mayweather's
apparent
death, Archer orders the com logs examined.
"Dead Stop" [ENT]
Com Mode HB88 - The means used
by
Archer to secretly send a text message to Dr. Phlox's
computer terminal in
sickbay.
"Chosen Realm" [ENT]
Com panel - A wall or
surface-mounted
unit aboard starships to facilitate intraship communications.
"Broken Bow" [ENT]
Com system - Silik somehow sent
an encrypted message through Enterprise's com system.
"Cold Front" [ENT]
Hoshi claims to be able to hear frequency
distortions
coming from the com system which were
mixed in with the static. She ran a diagnostic
twice and could not find the source. They were being
caused by a creature that had invaded the ship.
"Vox Sola" [ENT]
Comet - SEE: Archer's Comet .
Command Center - It was formerly
a storage bay for conduit housings, but during the stop-over on Earth
after the Xindi probe attacked, Starfleet went to
a lot of trouble to retrofit this area into a room containing
state-of-the-art equipment to help Enterprise in
accomplishing its mission of finding the Xindi. Assuming
it's symmetrical, it contains a table, a large
screen,
eight wall-consoles, assorted other screens, and three
hatches.
"The Xindi" [ENT]
Command codes - Daniels
requested
Archer's command codes to be able to find the Suliban.
"Cold Front" [ENT]
Communications Tower-
Enterprise had the schematics for Terra Nova's com tower. They
were
able to retreive its data buffer and so to access
the colony's last transmission logs.
"Terra Nova" [ENT]
Communicator - A portable
Personal
communications device. Communicators provide individuals
a means of voice transmission from a planetary surface to an orbiting
spacecraft
or other nearby facility, or between the members
of a landing party. Early
versions of the communicator were compact handheld
units with a flip-up
antenna grid. The communicators used in
Enterprise closely resemble those
from the original series, and even have the same
chirp when opened.
"Broken Bow" [ENT]
Communicators can also act as a personnel locator and
be used to determine
the exact coordinates of a crew member. This
could well prove necessary
before a person can transport back to the ship since
a ship's transporter
system needs to be "locked onto" a person for safe
transport.
"The Andorian Incident" [ENT]
Starfleet communicators include rudimentary
universal
translators.
"Civilization" [ENT]
An inverse carrier wave can be used to amplify a
communicator's power signature, thus making it
easier to
locate.
"The Communicator" [ENT]
When the communicator was first "invented" in
1964, it seemed incredibly compact and amazingly
advanced. Few would have believed back
then that Star Trek would still be on the air when portable
cellular telephones, the same size as those
original
props, became a reality.
Compound retina - A combination
of more than one light-sensitive membrane lining the inner eyeball.
The modified Suliban have compound retinas, giving
them superior vision.
"Broken Bow" [ENT]
Computer - The Enterprise
computer
is the most advanced in the fleet and it takes up 3 decks.
"Dead Stop" [ENT]
The Enterprise's computers have a Redundant Memory
Core from which deleted files can
sometimes be
retrieved.
"Proving Ground" [ENT]
Computer Core - Tucker and T'Pol
were asked to repair some machinery aboard the Kantaran ship that
Tucker identified as their "computer core".
T'pol notices "optronic relays", which Kuulan(?) explains
have begun to "degrade". Tucker claims to
have worked on something similar on the Xyrillian ship,
and that he can do the work but he'll need some
"diagnostic gear" from Enterprise.
"Oasis" [ENT]
Computer Terminal - Archer and
Mayweather
find a "computer terminal" in a corridor on the ghost ship;
Mayweather's scans indicate the "data modules" are
without power, but intact. He sets to remove one.
(The terminal has 4 bowtie-shaped screens: 1 large
vertical and 3 small horizontal ones.)
"Oasis" [ENT]
Conestoga
- A colony ship under captain Mitchell launched from Earth in
2067.
It's colonizing effort,
known as "The Great Experiment", was aimed at a planet named
Terra
Nova.
The journey was a one-way trip of about 9
years.
The ship was designed to be
disassembled into housing units to be used to build
the colony.
"Terra Nova" [ENT]
Cook (Steven
Allerick) - male. Ensign. Tucker needed him and two other
engineers
to help him
try to restart the engines.
"The Crossing" [ENT]
Cook, Billy - A childhood friend
of Jonathan Archer. Billy thought that humans would have reached
warp five by 2121 if not for the Vulcans.
"Broken Bow" [ENT]
Coolant lines - There was an
explosion
in section 12 of E-deck which injured a crewman. The auxilliary
coolant lines between section 12 and 14 on E-deck
had to be shut down to control it. It was caused by
a microfracture in the magnesium jacket even though
it passed the pressure test.
"The Forgotten" [ENT]
Coolant tank - A large container
for storing a fluid or other material to draw off heat. There are
coolant
tanks aboard Enterprise in main engineering.
Locking off the coolant tanks is a common procedure if
main power
fails.
"Broken Bow" [ENT]
Conduit Housings - The Command
Center
used to be a storage bay containing conduit housings.
"The Xindi" [ENT]
Constellation - Earth Cargo
ship.
The Constellation sent a message to the Horizon telling them about
what had happened to them 8 weeks before.
It was just like the situation the Horizon was in -- An
alien ship attached an explosive beacon on their
hull which couldn't be removed without setting it off.
A day later, a cruiser showed up and demanded their
cargo. The Constellation tried to drive them off,
but the two plasma turrets they had for weaponry
were no match for the aliens. They got aboard and
killed three of the Constellation's crew.
The aliens then took the Constellation's entire shipment.
"Horizon" [ENT]
Coridan - SEE: Coridan
Cormaline - T'Pol says the cave
walls are composed of limestone and cormaline.
"Strange New World" [ENT]
Corn - Any of numerous
cultivated
forms of a widely grown, usually tall annual cereal grass (Zea mays)
bearing grains or kernels on large ears.
Klaang
crashed into a corn field on Earth in 2151. The opening
scenes of "Broken Bow" were filmed in Kern
County,
California (Bakersfield, to be exact). Paramount
leased a farm and had the grower plant corn out
of season just for the scene.
"Broken Bow" [ENT]
Cortical regeneration - Phlox
diagnoses
that Keene's "neural pathways" were "disrupted" by the
Nausicaan weapons. He prescribes "a cortical
regeneration", which will take two to three days,
in Ent's
sickbay.
"Fortunate Son" [ENT]
"Cosmos A to Z, The" - Astronomy
textbook written by Laura Danly. Captain Archer was given this
book on his eighth birthday by his father.
He always stared at the cover picture of the Arachnid Nebula.
"Fusion" [ENT]
County Clare, Ireland -
Enterprise
got letters with questions from kids in this town. This is
probably
an inside joke, as the town of Fair Haven from
a Voyager episode was near County Clare.
Course - The course Enterprise
is
following is one which Starfleet has assigned to it.
"Fight or Flight" [ENT]
Crater, Judge - New York Supreme
Court justice who vanished without a trace in 1930. It was one
of the greatest missing person mysteries of the
20th century and has never been explained.
"Terra Nova" [ENT]
Crew Manifest
- A listing of the crew assigned to a particular ship.
SEE: Crew
"Broken Bow" [ENT]
The crew mess is a casual environment as we see several off duty
personel there in
Cross, Ryan - A human male. "Fortunate Son" [ENT]
Crossbow - Riaan wields a sort
of
collapsible mini crossbow.
"Civilization" [ENT]
Cross-circuited - In Engineering
on the Kantaran ship, T'Pol notices the "cross-circuited" feeds. Tucker
explains that the crew had shunted "helm control"
to AIRPONICS. He mentions how Liana had earlier
warned him away from a "live plasma feed".
"Oasis" [ENT]
Cunningham
(Matthew Kaminsky) -
"Singularity" [ENT]
"The Crossing" [ENT]
Crewman Cunningham worked in the galley.
"Regeneration" [ENT]
Cutler, Crewman
Elizabeth
(Kellie Waymire) - A female Enterprise crew member (brunette,
blue eyes, 2 pips) who specializes in entomology (insects). She
is
friends with
Crewman Novakovich. She had begun attempting
to befriend Sub-Commander
T'Pol, and sampled some Vulcan cuisine (Plomeek
broth). She became part of
a landing party that camped on "Strange New World",
where she and the other
members of the team were affected by hallucinogenic
pollen.
Elizabeth Cutler was extremely dedicated to her course of study, to
the extent that she would study
even in her off-duty hours while consuming meals with her crewmates.
While humanity as a whole
tended to be xenophobic, Cutler exhibited more xenophilic tendencies,
as evidenced by her interest in
developing both congenial and personal relationships with the only
aliens to serve aboard Enterprise
with her -- Subcommander T'Pol and Dr. Phlox.
In an effort to gain common interests with her Vulcan superior, Cutler
sampled Vulcan cuisine
(specifically plomeek soup) as well as other aspects of Vulcan culture.
However, as Subcommander
T'Pol was neither interested nor permitted to have anything other than
a professional working
relationship with the Crewmen under her command, Cutler's friendly
advances were politely rebuffed.
In 2151, Crewman Cutler participated in her first away mission
experience
while serving in her
capacity as an exobiologist; Subcommander T'Pol (the ship's Vulcan
science officer) specifically
requested her presence and participation to explore and evaluate the
recently discovered class M
planet later known as Archer IV (as the planet had a "diverse insect
population"). Cutler explored by
herself for the duration of the mission, and was prompt in returning
to the shuttlepod at the terminus
of the mission. Cutler remained on the planet at Subcommander T'Pol's
behest for what was to be the
remainder of the day and the upcoming night, to continue her studies.
Crewman Cutler was exposed
to and soon fell under the effects of airbourne tropolisine, as were
all personnel that remained on the
planet. Fortunately, unlike fellow crewmates Ethan Novakovich and
Commander
Tucker, Cutler was
not pronouncedly psychologically affected by the compound and did not
endanger her own life before
being successfully treated by Dr. Phlox.
"Strange New World" [ENT]
Dr. Phlox is teaching her about the human
circulatory
system. She became romantically interested in
Dr. Phlox, but the relationship was left at more
of a friendship when she found out that he was already
married.
In mid-to-late 2151, while beginning her training under Dr. Phlox as
an interim medic, she began to
exhibit romantic interest in her alien tutor. She frequently
accompanied
the Doctor to "movie night",
inquired into his personal life, and frequently found excuses to be
in close proximity to him. It was
while on her mission to Valakis that Dr. Phlox confronted Cutler with
the advances she had been
making and made her fully aware that not only was he already married,
but to several Denobulan
women. While surprised by Dr. Phlox's admission to his culture's
polygamist
nature, she took this
information well and surprised Phlox by her insistence that this
cultural
divide neither bothered her,
nor did it dissuade her from pursuing her burgeoning friendship with
the Doctor.
Later that year, in her expanding capacity as an in-training medic,
Crewman Cutler accompanied Dr.
Phlox to the surface of Valakis to assist in the attempted treatment
of one of the planet's indigenous
species: the Valakians. While planetside, Cutler and Phlox studied
the physiological differences
between the Valakians and the Menk (the Valakians' co-evolvants) to
discover the key to why the
Valakians were susceptible to and subsequently ravaged by an apparent
virulegenic pathogen, when
the Menk were not. While Crewman Cutler appeared to appreciate and
relish the work she was
performing on Valakis, she was troubled by what she perceived to be
the exploitation of the
lesser-evolved Menk by the Valakians.
"Dear Doctor" [ENT]
When Phlox underwent his yearly hibernation in 2152,
Cutler was in charge of any minor cases that
came into sickbay.
Continuing to serve in the position of an interim medic, in February
of 2152, Crewman Cutler assisted
in the initiation of Dr. Phlox's yearly hibernation requirement while
the crew partook of shore leave in
orbit of Risa. She was to assume the role of Chief Medical Officer
in Phlox's stead, and was
entrusted this position as a result of her continued training as "a
capable medic". The proceeding day
however, while attempting to treat an injured Ensign Mayweather, her
limited medical training was
exhausted when it became evident that the Risan painkiller was inducing
an anaphylactic reaction in
the Ensign that was beyond not only her experience, but that of the
acting Captain, Subcommander
T'Pol. Cutler and T'Pol were forced to wake Dr. Phlox from his
hibernation
to seek his counsel.
After much coaxing, the doctor made his way to the Sickbay to assist
Cutler in treating the
ever-worsening Ensign Mayweather, but Phlox was certainly not
performing
at his peak, having been
interrupted mid-hibernation. After a few false starts and
miscommunications,
Cutler was able to both
understand and apply the treatment that the patient required.
"Two Days and Two Nights" [ENT]
In 2153, Crewman Cutler was apparently working in the exobiology
lab when she suffered a broken
arm due to a manifested spatial anomaly (which was the result of
Enterprise's
voyage through the
Delphic
Expanse).
"Rajiin" [ENT]
In November 2003, the character of Crewman Cutler
had to be removed from future
storyboards because of Kellie Waymire's sudden death.
Cyclohexane
- A colorless liquid. The gas giant containing the Suliban Helix
features a layer of
cyclohexane in its upper atmosphere.
"Broken Bow" [ENT]
Cygniai Expanse - Land Region
where
Zobral and his men were from. Enterprise launched a shuttle down
to there so that Archer and Tucker could play a
geskana match.
"Desert Crossing" [ENT]
Cyrus Ramsey - A part of the
hallucination
that Hoshi had due to a transporter accident.
Supposedly, in Madison, Wisconsin... May of
2146 (according to Reed) - He was a test subject
for the first long-range transport. Just 100
meters. Something went wrong with the pattern buffer
and he never rematerialized. It was said that
you can't go on a survival overnight without hearing
a story about someone seeing Ramsey's molecules
rematerializing on a foggy night.
"Vanishing Point" [ENT]
Cytokinetic enzymes - Phlox had
been using "cytokinetic enzymes" to try to heal Reed's leg after it was
damaged by the Romulan
mine.
"Dead Stop" [ENT]
Cytolytic injections -
Injections
that Phlox administered to Nadet as a follow-up to the cure for her
lung
cancer.
"Terra Nova" [ENT]
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