| 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]).
Calla. (Larissa Laskin). Wife of the Vissian
engineer, and the one in charge of the microgravity lab on
her ship. Calla and her husband were trying to have a baby, but
when their cogenitor was
tempted with freedom by Commander Tucker, the cogenitor
no longer wished to comply and committed suicide. ("Cogenitor"
[ENT]).
Calrissian chameleon. Animal in Dr. Phlox's
sickbay. The chameleon secretes a rare toxin useful in treating
respiratory infections. Phlox used the pituitary gland of the
chameleon as a replacement for Porthos'.
("A Night in Sickbay" [ENT]).
camomile tea. Drink made from camomile leaves and flowers.
T'Pol
occasionally drank camomile tea. ("Fusion"
[ENT]).
Canamar. Enolian penal colony.
Captain Archer and Commander Tucker
were accused of smuggling in the Keto-Enol system,
and were sent on a prison transport to Canamar. They were about
to be released when the ship was taken over by Kuroda Lor-ehn.
("Canamar"
[ENT]).
"Canamar."
Enterprise episode
# 43. Written by John Shiban. Directed by Allan Kroeker.
No date given. Archer and
Trip are mistaken for smugglers and sent on a prison ship to a penal
colony. Before being released, the ship is hijacked by one of
the prisoners who breaks loose.
GUEST CAST: John Hansen as Prisoner; Michael McGrady as Nausicaan;
Brian Morri as Enolian Guard; Holmes Osborne as Enolian official;
Mark Rolston as Lor-ehn, Kuroda; Sean Whalen as Zoumas.
SEE: Burala Prime; Canamar; Duronom; Enolian official; Enolian
spice wine; Enolians; Fluvian fungus; Keto-Enol; latinum; Lor-ehn, Kuroda;
Melvaran mud fleas; Nausicaans; Orion slave girl; pan zan; Tamaal; tojal;
triburnium alloy; Zoumas.
Canton, Ohio.
City on Earth that had the largest ball of string at over six meters
in diameter. ("The Andorian Incident" [ENT]).
Carbon Creek. Small mining town in Pennsylvania on Earth.
A Vulcan ship crashed approximately six kilometers away from Carbon
Creek in 1957 after observing the launch of Sputnik. The ship
had an impulse manifold malfunction after three weeks of studying Earth.
In the crash, the Captain died, but three of the crew survived.
They went to Carbon Creek 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]).
"Carbon
Creek." Enterprise
episode # 28. Teleplay by Chris Black. Story by Rick Berman
& Brannon Braga. Directed by James A. Contner. No date
given. T'Pol tells Tucker
and Archer a story about her great-grandmother, T'Mir, crash landing
on Earth before official first contact had been made between humans
and Vulcans. GUEST CAST:
J. Paul Boehmer as Mestral; Ann Cusack as Maggie;
Hank Harris as Jack; Paul Hayes as Businessman; Michael
A. Krawic as Stron; Ron Marasco as Captain
Tellus; David Selburg as Vulcan Captain; Clay Wilcox as Billy.
SEE: Billy; Bozeman; Carbon Creek; Carlsbad Caverns; Cochrane,
Zefram; D'Vahl; Doylestown; eight-ball; fakirs; Garrett, Mrs.;
I Love Lucy; Jack; Maggie; Mestral; Moe; Pine Tree; Sputnik;
Stron; T'Mir; T'Pol; Tellarite freighter; Tellus, Captain; Three Stooges;
Tibet; Twilight Zone, The; Velcro; waveform discriminator;
Yellowstone Park.
carbonated water. Effervescent water, usually containing salts,
charged under pressure with purified carbon dioxide gas. T'Pol
drank for breakfast. ("Unexpected" [ENT]).
Caroline. Ex-girlfriend of Captain Archer
who moved to New Berlin. It deeply disappointed
Archer.
("First
Flight" [ENT]).
Carlos.
(Ricky Luna). Student of Hoshi
Sato in Brazil.
("Broken Bow" [ENT]).
Carlsbad Caverns.
T'Pol visited the caverns during her leave
while working at the Vulcan consulate in California.
("Carbon
Creek" [ENT]).
Casey, General. High-ranking officer in Earth's
military who sent his best soldiers aboard Enterprise in their
mission into the Delphic Expanse. ("The
Expanse" [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. Woman whom Malcolm Reed had
dated briefly. ("Shuttlepod One" [ENT]).
catfish.
Type of Earth fish that was Commander Tucker's favorite food.
("Unexpected" [ENT]). Tucker ordered catfish from a
matter replicator onboard an unknown station where Enterprise was
repaired after being damaged by a Romulan mine.
("Dead
Stop" [ENT]).
catwalk. Maintenance shaft running the length
of each nacelle on a starship. The S.S. Enterprise's catwalk
was lined with an osmium alloy. Temperatures
would reach 300 degrees in the catwalk if the engines were online.
The crew took shelter in the catwalk when trying to survive an oncoming
neutronic wavefront. ("The
Catwalk" [ENT]). The crew took shelter once again in the
catwalk when they determined that the wisps could not
penatrate it. ("The
Crossing" [ENT]).
"Catwalk,
The." Enterprise
episode # 38. Written by Mike Sussman and Phyllis Strong.
Directed by Mike Vejar. September 18, 2152. The
crew and a few aliens take shelter in the ship's nacelle when a dangerous
storm approaches at high-warp. More aliens board the ship in search
for the fugitive aliens and try to take over the ship.
GUEST CAST: Elizabeth Magness as Female Crewmember; Scott Burkholder
as Tagrim, Rellus; Brian Cousins as Palanti;
Danny Goldring as Takret Captain; Zach Grenier as Renth;
Aaron Lustig as Guri; Sean Smith as Alien Crewman.
SEE: catwalk; class-3 neutronic wavefront; class-5 neutronic
wavefront; "Day the Earth Stood Still, The"; Denobula; Edosian
slugs; Guri; Gyrannan system; kahswan ritual; Lunaport; neutronic wavefront;
osmium alloy; Palanti; Reed, Malcolm; Renth; Solkar; T'Plana;
Tagrim, Rellus; Takret Captain; Takret militia; Takret system; Tanner,
Ensign.
"Cease
Fire." Enterprise
episode # 41. Written by Chris Black. Directed by David
Straiton. No date given. Hostilities
break out between the Vulcans and Andorians on a disputed planet, and
Shran calls Captain Archer to mediate the crisis.
GUEST CAST: Vaughn Armstrong as Forrest, Admiral;
John Balma as Muroc, Subcommander; Zane Cassidy as
Andorian Soldier; Jeffrey Combs as Shran; Gary Graham
as Soval, Ambassador; Suzie Plakson as Tarah;
Christopher Shea as Telev, Captain. SEE:
Andorian Imperial Guard; Andorians; class-D planet; Intersystem Agreement;
Muroc, Subcommander; mutagenic pathogen; Paan Mokar; Phlox; Shran; Soval,
Ambassador; Tarah; Telev, Captain; Territorial Compromise; V'Lar; Vulcans;
Weytahn.
Charlie. Helmsman aboard the E.C.S. Horizon.
Travis Mayweather said his warp-jumps were always
a little rough.
("Horizon"
[ENT]).
Chatkin Point. Place in Florida where Charles
Tucker used to drive along the shoreline and look at the moon
with his girlfriend.
("Precious Cargo" [ENT]).
Chef.
Preparer of food aboard a starship. Captain
Archer had to pull in a few
favors to get his chef who was reported to be the best in Starfleet.
("Fortunate Son" [ENT]). Chef became ill upon Enterprise's
approach to a class-4 black hole.
("Singularity"
[ENT]).
chicken marsala.
Chicken cooked with veal marsala. Tavin
asked Captain
Archer for the recipe for chicken
marsala. ("Fusion" [ENT]). Chicken marsala was
made on Enterprise after Tucker was rescued
from a moon orbiting a gas giant.
("Dawn"
[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 the S.S. Enterprise.
("Unexpected" [ENT]).
Chinese food.
Variety of food that comes from China, Earth. Dr.
Phlox enjoyed Chinese food very
much, especially egg drop soup.
("Broken Bow" [ENT]).
"Civilization."
Enterprise episode
# 9. Written by Phyllis Strong and Michael Sussman. Directed
by Mike Vejar. July 31st, 2151. Captain
Archer and the crew discover an inhabited, civilized, pre-industrial
Earth-like planet. Disguised to look like its inhabitants, they pay
the planet an exploratory visit where they learn that an illness is
afflicting the local population. As Archer seeks to help them find a
cure, he finds himself in a close encounter with a comely female alien.
GUEST CAST: Diane DiLascio as Riann;
Wade Andrew Williams as Garos; Charlie Brewer as the Alien.
SEE: Akaali; antimatter
reactor; Archer, Jonathan; Draylan; Garos; identification papers;
J'ral-class; Malurian system; Malurian vessel; Malurians;
minshara-class;
neutrino emissions; neutron star; quartermaster; residic oil; Riaan;
Tellarite merchant; tetracyanate 622; tractor beam; veridium isotope;
Vulcans.
class-3 neutronic wavefront.
Class of neutronic wavefront encountered by Travis
Mayweather on the S.S. Horizon.
The crew had to take shelter in the ship's core for six weeks.
The generators went down and they lost grav plating and life support.
("The
Catwalk" [ENT]).
class-4 black hole. Type of black hole.
The S.S. Enterprise encountered a class-4 black hole as a part
of a trinary system. Radiation from the singularity effected the
minds of the crew making them more obsessive before rendering them unconscious.
("Singularity" [ENT]).
class-5 neutronic wavefront. Class of neutronic
wavefront encountered by the T'Plana,
a Vulcan starship, over a century prior to the S.S.
Enterprise's encounter with a similar storm. The T'Plana
was lost with all hands.
The
S.S. Enterprise encountered a class-5 neutronic wavefront in
2152. The crew took shelter in the catwalk for
eight days. A few members of the Takret militia
tried to take over the ship, but were repelled.
("The
Catwalk" [ENT]).
class-7 gas giant.
Type of gas giant. The
Suliban Helix was located in
a class-7 gas giant. ("Broken Bow" [ENT]).
class-9 gas giant.
Type of gas giant. There were none in Earth's solar system.
The Klingon scout Somraw
headed into the atmosphere of a class-9 gas giant to make repairs,
but became ill and the ship descended deep. The Klingon term for
this gas giant was Q'tahl-class. ("Broken
Bow" [ENT]).
class-D planet. Barren planet classification.
Weytahn was class-D before being terraformed by the
Andorians.
("Cease Fire" [ENT]).
class-L planet. Barren planet classification.
Skalaar and Captain Archer crash landed
on a class-L planet.
("Bounty"
[ENT]).
Clement, H.M.S. Royal naval submarine
that Malcolm Reed's great uncle served aboard.
He was the chief engineer of the submarine, despite his aquaphobia.
The Clement hit a mine left over from some world war, and Reed's
great uncle sacrificed himself to save the others aboard.
("Minefield"
[ENT]).
cloaking device. Type of stealth technology
that renders an object invisible through the application of
radiation to change the phase of the object. Suliban ships
used cloaks.
("Broken Bow " [ENT]).
Xyrillian ships also used them.
("Unexpected" [ENT]). Romulan
mines were equipped with a version of a cloak more easily detected
than those on their ships. ("Minefield"
[ENT]). While trying to operate the cloak on a captured Suliban
cell ship, the device malfunctioned and accidentally phased
out part of Commander Tucker's arm.
("The Communicator" [ENT]).
Cochrane, Zefram.
(James Cromwell). Discoveror of the space warp. Cochrane
gave a speech at the founding of the Warp
five complex which was played
back at the launch of the S.S. Enterprise 32
years later. ("Broken Bow" [ENT]). Cochrane was
the first human to make official contact with the Vulcans,
but Vulcans had been on Earth as early as 1957.
("Carbon
Creek" [ENT]). When Jonathan Archer was
eight he met Cochrane at the Warp Five Complex.
("Singularity"
[ENT]). Cochrane mysteriously left Earth, and some rumors had
it that he was testing an experimental warp ship.
("Future
Tense" [ENT]). Cochrane designed the E.C.S. Horizon
himself. It was rumored that he signed the inside of each
reactor casing.
("Horizon"
[ENT]). Cochrane made a speech in 2064 at Princeton University
about what really happened during first contact with the Vulcans, which
involved the Borg. He later recanted the story
due to its nature.
("Regeneration"
[ENT]).
James Cromwell previously portrayed Nayrok in "The Hunted"
(TNG) and Jaglom Shrek in "Birthright, Parts I and II" (TNG).
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."
Enterprise episode # 48. Written by Rick Berman
& Brannon Braga. Directed by Levar Burton. No date given.
A race is encountered that has
three species, and Trip decides to interfere with the rights of the
third gender. GUEST CAST:
Laura Interval as Veylo; Andreas Katsulas as Drennik;
Larissa Laskin as Calla; Stacie Renna as Traistana;
F.J. Rio as Vissian engineer; Becky Wahlstrom as cogenitor.
SEE: Alsatian muenster; body-surfing; Calla; cogenitor; "Day
the Earth Stood Still, The"; Didiron mountain range; Drennik; Hamlet;
Macbeth; Oahu; omicron radiation; Rigelians; sarium micro-cells;
Shakespeare, William; Sophocles; Stilton; stratopod; supernova; Traistana;
trinesium; Veylo; Vissia; Vissian engineer; Vissians.
cogenitor. (Becky Wahlstrom). Third gender
of the Vissian species that made up approximately three
percent of the population. Commander Tucker met
a cogenitor aboard the Vissian ship, and was concerned
that it wasn't receiving fair treatment. He secretly taught the
cogenitor to read and exposed it to movies and other elements of human
culture. The cogenitor even wished to be called Charles just like
Tucker. After it was found out that the cogenitor had been taught
these things and even brought over to Enterprise, the Vissians
demanded that they return it. The cogenitor did not want to go,
but Captain Archer eventually returned it in favor
of diplomatic relations. It was later found that the cogenitor
committed suicide when it could not handle experiencing freedom and
being forced to being submissive again.
("Cogenitor"
[ENT]).
"Cold Front."
Enterprise episode #
11. Written by Steve Beck and Tim Finch. Directed by Robert
Duncan McNeill. No date given. When
the Enterprise comes in contact with an alien vessel transporting stargazers
to observe a spectacular stellar event, Archer invites them aboard the
ship not realizing that Silik, a Suliban enemy, is among them. Archer
quickly realizes that Silik is engaged in a nefarious time-travelling
mission and must stop him before he can tamper with the course of history.
GUEST CAST: John Fleck as Silik;
Matt Winston as Daniels; Michael O'Hagan as Captain Fraddock;
Joseph Hindy as Prah Mantoos; Leonard Kelly-Young as Sonsorra;
James Horan as humanoid figure. SEE: Agosoria,
the Great Plume of; Agosoria, Time of; antimatter cascade; antimatter;
Archer, Jonathan; Borothan pilgrim; Daniels; eggs, scrambled; S.S.
Enterprise; Fraddock, Captain; gravimetric field displacement manifold;
Great Pyramid of Giza; Hindu; humanoid figure; Illinois; invocation
of renewal; kaana-sah; Night of the Killer Androids; orange
juice; Phlox; photon torpedos; plasma storm; Prah Mantoos; protostar;
Saint Peter's Square; Silik; Sonsorra; stellar nursery; tachyon radiation;
Tal-shanar; Taylor; Temporal Accord, the; temporal cold war;
temporal observatory; Tibetan monastery; voo-sinteel;
Vulcan consulate; Vulcan Science Directorate; warp coils.
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Cole,
Ensign. Officer aboard
the S.S. Enterprise whose consciousness was transplanted by
the wisps. Cole was one of at least 24 taken
by them. ("The
Crossing" [ENT]).
"Communicator, The." Enterprise episode
# 34. Teleplay by Andre Bormanis. Story by Rick Berman &
Brannon Braga. Directed by James A. Contner. No date given.
After leaving his communicator
on the planet of a pre-warp culture, Reed goes back with Archer to try
and recover it. In their attempt they are captured and the crew
of Enterprise devises a plan
to rescue them. GUEST CAST: Dennis Cockrum as Alien Barkeep;
Francis Guinan as Gosis, General; Tim Kelleher as Pell,
Lt.; Brian Reddy as Temec, Dr.; Jason Waters
as Soldier. SEE: Allakas malt; Alliance, the; Archer, Jonathan;
cloaking device; Gosis, General; Kultarey, Chancellor; Pell, Lt.; Reed,
Malcolm; Suliban cell ship; Temec, Dr.
Conestoga, S.S. Earth colony ship launched circa 2067.
It's colonizing effort, known as "The Great Experiment", was
aimed at a planet dubbed Terra
Nova. The Conestoga
was under the command of Captain
Mitchell. The ship's bulkheads were disassembled to form buildings
for the colony. ("Terra Nova" [ENT]).
Constellation, E.C.S. Earth cargo freighter.
The ship was attacked by an alien pirate ship, and three crewmembers
died. They sent schematics of the ship to all other cargo ships
in the fleet, including the E.C.S. Horizon.
The Horizon was attacked by them eight weeks later.
("Horizon" [ENT]).
Cook, Ensign. (Steven Allerick). Engineer
aboard the S.S. Enterprise.
("The
Crossing" [ENT]).
Coridan.
Dilithium-rich planet with a population of approximately three billion.
The Vulcans had
a mining agreement with the government of Coridan. However, there
were several terrorist factions in 2151 who did not support the way
the government handled things. They lived on the outskirts of
town which had just as much population as the inside, but was much lower
class. It was a violation of the Tau
Ceti Accords for
Andorians to
be on Coridan. ("Shadows of P'Jem" [ENT]).
cormaline.
Mineral that was found in the caves along with limestone on the unknown
minshara-class planet.
("Strange New World" [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]).
Crater, Judge.
New York Supreme Court justice who vanished without a trace in 1930.
His disappearance was widely famous and never explained. ("Terra
Nova" [ENT]).
"Crossing,
The." Enterprise
episode # 44. Teleplay by Rick Berman & Brannon Braga.
Story by Rick Berman & Brannon Braga & Andre Bormanis.
Directed by David Livingston. No date given. Enterprise
is taken captive in an alien ship's docking bay. The ship is full
of wispy life forms who can exchange their consciousness with the crew,
and they try to take over the ship. GUEST CAST: Steven Allerick
as Cook, Ensign; Alexander Chance as Crewman #1; Valerie
Ianniello as Female Crewman; Matthew Kaminsky as Cunningham,
Crewman; Joseph Will as Rostov, Crewman Michael.
SEE: Cassidy, Hopalong; catwalk; Cole, Ensign; Cook, Ensign;
Lisa; Rossi, Crewman; Rostov, Crewman Michael; snow-sailing; Tarpon
Springs; wisp.
Cuba. An island country south of Florida
in the Carribbean Sea. Cuba was in the area attacked by the Xindi
probe.
("The
Expanse" [ENT]).
Cunningham, Crewman. (Matthew Kaminsky).
Crewman aboard the S.S. Enterprise who worked in the mess hall.
("Singularity" [ENT]), ("Regeneration"
[ENT]).
Cutler, Elizabeth.
(Kellie Waymire). Crewman aboard the S.S.
Enterprise who specialized in
entomology and exobiology. Cutler was part of the away team that
explored the unknown minshara-class
planet. ("Strange
New World" [ENT]). She later became romantically interested
in Dr. Phlox,
but the relationship was left at more of a friendship than anything
else. ("Dear Doctor" [ENT]). When Phlox underwent
his yearly hibernation in 2152, Cutler was in charge of any minor cases
that came into sickbay. Kelly
Waymire previously played Lanya in "Muse" (VGR).
cyclohexane.
An extremely flammable, colorless, mobile liquid found in a class-7
gas giant. ("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. Grandfather of Charles Tucker.
("First
Flight" [ENT]).
cytokinetic enzyme. Enzyme used to stimulate
cell division. Phlox used a cytokinetic enzyme
to help heal Lt. Reed's punctured leg.
("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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