Trekkin' Through The Alphabet (D) Quiz

Answer: Denobulan

Denobula is in the Denobula Triaxa system. All 12 billion inhabitants live on one continent. Denobulan customs are strange in comparison with human standards; Dr. Phlox, for instance, has three wives, each of whom have three husbands. In all, Phlox has 720 family members, 43 of which could be a sexual relationship.

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Answer: Degra

Gralik Durr was a Xindi-Arboreal, who was working at the plant producing kemocite for the weapon. Damron and Dolim were both Xindi-Reptilians. Degra was the Xindi-Primate responsible for the both the original weapon that killed seven million people on Earth and the subsequent device that was to destroy the planet entirely.

Ultimately, Degra felt guilty for the deaths his weapon had caused and came to trust Archer enough to persuade the Xindi council to cancel the attack.

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Answer: Derna

At the start of "DS9's" seventh season, with Sisko still on Earth, Admiral Ross tells Kira that the Romulans will be having an office on the station. The Bajoran government subsequently allows Derna to be used by the Romulans as a hospital, however when they refuse to allow a Vulcan ship to dock with wounded, Kira realises that the Romulans are fortifying the moon and a stand-off ensues.

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Answer: Dabo

Dabo was one of the games available at Quark's. Scantily-clad 'dabo girls' were also there and responsible for the warning: "Keep your eyes on the wheel, not the girl."

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Answer: The Devil in the Dark

Spock attempted a mind-meld with the Horta to try to communicate, and afterwards found that the experience with such a highly logical creature was "curiously refreshing". (quote from Wikipedia)

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Answer: Devidia II

Lieutenant Commander Data really loses his head in this episode!

We also find out that Guinan was present in San Francisco at that time and this is when she first meets Captain Picard.

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Answer: Daystrom

Daystrom's duotronic circuits became the basis for Federation starship computer systems for eighty years. As shown in the "TOS" episode "The Ultimate Computer", Daystrom designed the M-5 to use memory engrams imprinted on computer circuits to mimic brain synapses. Unfortunately, the memory engrams from Daystrom used in the test model also mimicked the unstable parts of his personality. During a war game, the M-5 fired phasers at full intensity at the USS Excaliber and the USS Lexington, resulting in over 500 deaths.

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Answer: The Delta Flyer

The Delta Flyer first appeared in the "VOY" episode "Extreme Risk". B'Elanna Torres contributed her engineering expertise to the project, Seven helped with her knowledge of Borg weaponry to improve shielding, and contributions by Tuvok and Harry Kim allowed Tom to put it all together, including manual flight controls rather than automated. The name, of course, is related to their long trip through the Delta Quadrant.

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Answer: Duras

The Duras sisters conspired with Romulan operative Sela to replace Gowron as leader of the Klingon High Council. It started a civil war which continued until their complicity with the Romulans was discovered. This is from the "TNG" episodes "Redemption, Part I" and Redemption, Part II" but we saw the sisters in other "TNG" and "DS9" episodes and the movie "Star Trek Generations."

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Answer: Cralen

In its lifetime, Dax had nine hosts in total. In order they were Lela, Tobin, Emony, Audrid, Torias, Joran, Curzon, Jadzia and Ezri. There was also the character of Verad who was depicted in the series as having stolen Dax and implanting it for a number of hours (season two episode "Invasive Procedures"). We also see a Yedrin Dax in the 5th season alternate timeline episode "Children of Time".

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