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T'Mir.  (Jolene Blalock).  Great grandmother of T'Pol.  T'Mir was one of three survivors of the crash of a Vulcan survey vessel near Carbon Creek.  Since the captain died in the crash, it put her in command.  She was more cautious and unwilling to make contact with humans than one of her crewmates, Mestral.  Although she warmed up to the humans somewhat when she sold the invention of Velcro to help pay for Jack's college tuition.  ("Carbon Creek" [ENT]).

T'Plana.  Vulcan vessel that was lost with all hands during a class-5 neutronic wavefront over a century prior to the S.S. Enterprise's encounter with a similar storm.  ("The Catwalk" [ENT]).

T'Pol.  (Jolene Blalock).  Vulcan science officer assigned to the S.S. Enterprise in 2151 for the Enterprise's mission to Qo'noS.  T'Pol was there as an observor in exchange for Vulcan starcharts.  After the mission to Qo'noS, T'Pol stayed onboard as science officer and second in command.  ("Broken Bow" [ENT]).  T'Pol's parents had arranged for her to be married at a young age as most Vulcans do.  She was paired with Koss, but when the time came to marry him she decided to remain on the Enterprise rather than proceed with the cermony.  ("Breaking the Ice" [ENT]).  T'Pol had to take a nasal numbing agent in order to tolerate the smell of humans.  ("The Andorian Incident" [ENT]).  Because the Vulcan High Command could not punish Captain Archer for leading the Andorians to bomb the sanctuary on P'Jem, T'Pol was ordered to be brought back to Vulcan by the Ni'Var.  However, Captain Sopek spoke on her behalf because she saved his life after she was rescued on Coridan by taking a shot for him.  ("Shadows of P'Jem" [ENT]).  T'Pol had once experienced a period in her life where she wasn't convinced that logic was the key to life.  She later experimented with emotions by not meditating before sleep.  It became very uncomfortable for her and she wound up in sick bay.  ("Fusion" [ENT]).  T'Pol had highly respected Ambassador V'Lar when she was younger, and once travelled a long way to Vulcana Regar to meet her during the Ka'Tann conference.  ("Fallen Hero" [ENT]).  T'Pol once visited Carbon Creek, Carlsbad Caverns, and Yellowstone Park when she was on leave from the Vulcan consulate.  ("Carbon Creek" [ENT]).  Before working on Earth, T'Pol worked for the Vulcan Ministry of Security.  She had a mission to retrieve seven Vulcan operatives who refused to be recalled from an operation on Agaron.  Of her two last operatives to retrieve, she killed Jossen and lost Menos.  She was then sent to P'Jem to have the Fullara ritual performed on her.  ("The Seventh" [ENT]).  T'Pol contracted Pa'nar syndrome during her brief experimentation with emotion when she mind melded with Tolaris.  Since the syndrome was seen as taboo on Vulcan, she was given orders from the Vulcan High Command to be reassigned.  Captain Archer helped her fight the order because part of her encounter was involuntary.  ("Stigma" [ENT]).  In her days serving with the Ministry of Security, T'Pol had met a few Klingon officials.  One of them put her in touch with a correctional officer whom she bribed to let Reed board his transport to rescue Captain Archer from Rura Penthe.  ("Judgment" [ENT]).  T'Pol prematurely underwent Pon farr in 2153 when she picked up a microbe from the surface of a planet that the crew was studying.  The microbe was treated by Phlox rather than choosing the mating alternative.  ("Bounty" [ENT]).  T'Pol was ordered to take a new position in the Vulcan Ministry of Information when Enterprise set out on a mission to find the Xindi in the Delphic Expanse.  She decided to quit working for the Vulcan High Command in order to help the crew out in humanity's time of need.  ("The Expanse" [ENT]).

tachyon radiation.  Radiation consisting of subatomic particles that exist at faster-than-light speeds.  The S.S. Enterprise was not capable of giving off tachyon radiation, which led Silik to believing that some one else from the future was looking for him while he was aboard.  ("Cold Front" [ENT]).

tactical alert.  Protocol devised on the S.S. Enterprise by Malcolm Reed.  The proximity to a class-4 black hole caused Reed to obsess over his implementation of the protocol.  The protocol became helpful in navigating through an asteroid field when escaping from the black hole.  The phase cannons had already been charged, and were used to break up the asteroids into smaller debris.  ("Singularity" [ENT]).

Tagrim, Rellus.  (Scott Burkholder).  Previous member of the Takret militia.  He and two others tried to resign their commissions after they discovered the militia was corrupt.  The militia would not allow them to, and they attempted to hunt the fugitives down.  Tagrim and the others hid aboard the S.S. Enterprise during a neutronic wavefront and later headed to the Gyrannan system for safety.  ("The Catwalk" [ENT]).  Burkholder previously played Hilliard in "When it Rains..." (DS9).

Takret Captain.  (Danny Goldring).  Officer of the Takret militia who was pursuing Tagrim, Renth, and Guri.  He followed their ship signature to the S.S. Enterprise, where they had taken refuge.  He tried to commandeer Enterprise, but was repelled.  ("The Catwalk" [ENT]).  Goldring previously portrayed Legate Kell in "Civil Defense" (DS9), Burke in "Nor the Battle to the Strong" (DS9), and Alpha Hirogen/Nazi Commandant in "The Killing Game" (VOY).

Takret militia.  Military force from the Takret system that was corrupt in the higher ranks.  The corrupt officers would commonly try to hijack starships.  Tagrim, Renth, and Yuri tried to leave the militia, but were hunted because they were not allowed to resign.  ("The Catwalk" [ENT]).

Takret system.  Home of Tagrim, Renth, and Yuri.  The Takret system was supposedly a long way from

tal shanar.  Spiritual practice that Phlox attended at the Vulcan consulate on Earth.  ("Cold Front" [ENT]).

Tal'kir.  Vulcan starship that the S.S. Enterprise was going to rendezvous with so that they could ship the future pod back to Earth.  The Vulcans didn't quite make the rendezvous because they were attacked by the Tholians.  The crew of Enterprise helped to aid the Tal'kir before a Vulcan ship came to tow it back to Vulcan.  ("Future Tense" [ENT]).

Tamaal.  Trading outpost on the fourth planet of a binary system with a population of two million.  Kuroda Lor-ehn set up a rendezvous over this planet from an Enolian prison ship.  ("Canamar" [ENT]).

Tandar Prime.  Homeworld to the Tandarans.  Many Suliban settled on Tandar Prime and its colonies after their homeworld became uninhabitable.  After the Suliban Cabal began attacks, the remaining Suliban civilians were rounded up and placed in various detention complexes.  ("Detained" [ENT]).

Tandar Sector.  Location of Tandar Prime and its colonies.  All Suliban in this sector were rounded up and placed in detention complexes.  ("Detained" [ENT]).

Tandaran Intelligence Agency.  Branch of the Tandaran military that had found out various pieces of information on the Suliban and their dealings with Enterprise and Captain Archer.  ("Detained" [ENT]).  Keyla was sent out by the Tandarans to try and retrieve information from Captain Archer on Risa under false pretenses.  ("Two Days and Two Nights" [ENT]).

Tandarans.  Humanoid race from Tandar Prime in the Tandar Sector.  They were physically distinguished by a ridge on their nose.  Tandarans had allowed Suliban to settle on worlds in their sector after the Suliban homeworld became uninhabitable.  Later, they became highly suspicious of all Suliban after the Suliban Cabal began attacks.  ("Detained" [ENT]).

Tanner, Ensign.  The helmsman who worked the night shift on the S.S. Enterprise.  ("The Catwalk" [ENT]).

Tarah.  (Suzie Plakson).  Andorian soldier under the command of Shran.  When the Andorian Imperial Guard landed an assault team on Weytahn, Tarah helped Shran to take over the settlement.  When Shran tried negotiating for peace, Tarah secretly ordered for the shuttlepod with Captain Archer, Ambassador Soval, and T'Pol to be shot down.  She was one among several Andorians who would rather have fought the Andorians than try to make peace.  She was apprehended by Archer when he was making his way to the Andorian camp, and confronted by Shran.  ("Cease Fire" [ENT]).  Plakson is well known for her previous roles as Selar in "The Schizoid Man" (TNG), K'Ehleyr in "The Emissary" (TNG) and "Reunion" (TNG), and as the Female Q in "The Q and the Grey" (VOY).

taratt aash.  Brown liquid that Arkonians drank to keep their body hydrated.  ("Dawn" [ENT]).

targ.  Klingon animal kept alive to be slaughtered freshly before eaten.  ("Sleeping Dogs" [ENT]).  Captain Archer was served targ while imprisoned by the Klingons.  ("Judgment" [ENT]).

Tarkalea.  Planet, home to the Tarkaleans.  ("Regeneration" [ENT]).

Tarkalean freighter.  Ship that was fired upon by the Borg who had assimilated an Arctic transport from Earth.  The crew was assimilated, and two of the crewmembers were rescued by Enterprise.  Those crewmembers were infected with nanoprobes and one assimilated Phlox.  They then ran through the ship, modifying certain systems so that the Borg could remotely shut down Enterprise's engines.  They were blown out an airlock to prevent further meddling.  ("Regeneration" [ENT]).

Tarkalean vessel.  T'Pol had once visited a Tarkalean vessel.  While she was there, she saw a matter-energy converter similar to the ones on the unknown repair station that Enterprise visited after getting hit by a Romulan mine.  ("Dead Stop" [ENT]).

Tarkaleans.  Race from the planet Tarkalea.  They were characterized by three ridges down their forehead.  Several Tarkaleans were assimilated by the Borg in 2153 when their ship was attacked.  ("Regeneration" [ENT]).

Tarpon Springs.  Location in Florida where Trip claimed he was when his consciousness was swapped with one of the wisps.  ("The Crossing" [ENT]).

tarul-etek.  Vulcan discipline that involved subjecting Vulcans to disturbing imagery to test their emotional repression.  T'Pol noted that this was the closest thing Vulcans had to horror movies.  ("Horizon" [ENT]).

Tasaki.  Engineer who helped contribute to the Warp five program.  Jonathan Archer met Tasaki when he was eight.  ("Singularity" [ENT]).

Tau Ceti Accords.  Treaty signed by the Vulcans and the Andorians which prohibited any Andorian presence on Coridan.  ("Shadows of P'Jem" [ENT]).

Tavek, Captain.  (Stephen Mendillo).  Captain of the Vulcan starship Nyran.  Tavek was sent to transport Menos back to Vulcan.  ("The Seventh" [ENT]).

Tavin.  (Robert Pine).  Captain of the Vulcan starship Vahklas.  Tavin contacted the Enterprise asking for help with repairs, and also offering assistance with charting the Arachnid Nebula.  ("Fusion" [ENT]).  Pine previously portrayed Ambassador Liria in "The Chute" (VOY).

Taylor.  Food server aboard the S.S. Enterprise who usually works the morning shift.  ("Cold Front" [ENT]).

"Teachings of Surak, The."  Book written by Surak, the father of Vulcan philosophy.  T'Pol gave this book to Captain Archer to read while he was vacationing on Risa.  ("Two Days and Two Nights" [ENT]).

Teerza Prime.  Planet that Kessil moved to in order to be with her third husband.  ("Stigma" [ENT]).

Telev, Captain.  (Christopher Shea).  Andorian captain who led a task force to bring soldiers to Weytahn after Shran's landing there.  ("Cease Fire" [ENT]).  Shea previously played Keevan in "Rocks and Shoals" (DS9) and "The Magnificent Ferengi" (DS9).  He also played Saowin in "Think Tank" (VOY), and Sajen in "Detained" (ENT).

Tellarite captain.  A transport captain who was bribed by T'Pol to help lead her to Menos who was staying on Risa.  ("The Seventh" [ENT]).

Tellarite freighter.  Ship that received T'Mir's distress call from Earth.  It took some time for the freighter to relay the message to the Vulcan High Command.  ("Carbon Creek" [ENT]).  Another Tellarite freighter responded to a distress call sent out from Enterprise after it hit a Romulan mine.  They relayed coordinates to an automated, abandoned repair station.  ("Dead Stop" [ENT]).

Tellarite merchant.  Garos asked Captain Archer if a Tellarite merchant was how he learned about the mining operation on the Akaali planet.  ("Civilization" [ENT]).

Tellarite Mining Consortium.  Organization that Captain Skalaar said he was a member of.  ("Bounty" [ENT]).

Tellarite shuttle.  Small shuttle that Captain Skalaar used for his bounty hunting business.  ("Bounty" [ENT]).

Tellarites.  Race characterized by wrinkled skin, a snout, large pupils, and long facial hair.  According to the Vulcans, they were not the most agreeable species, and they enjoyed a good argument, which was considered a sport on their planet.  ("Bounty" [ENT]).

Tellus, Captain.  (Ron Marasco).  Captain of the Vulcan survey ship D'Vahl.  Tellus came to rescue T'Mir and Stron when they were stranded on Earth.  ("Carbon Creek" [ENT]).

Temec, Dr.  (Brian Reddy).  Doctor who examined Archer and Reed on the planet where Reed lost his communicator.  He found that not only were they different externally than his species, but also internally.  He intended on studying their organs in more detail after their execution.  ("The Communicator" [ENT]).

Temporal Accord, the.  Agreement signed by most races capable of time travel to follow certain protocols when travelling back in time.  There were others who didn't follow the protocols, leading to the temporal cold war.  ("Cold Front" [ENT]).

temporal chamber.  Area inside the Suliban helix where Silik communicated to a humanoid figure from the distant future.  ("Broken Bow" [ENT]).

temporal cold war.  Struggle over political differences between unknown factions from varying points in the future.  One of the sides was commanding the Suliban of 2151 to frame Klingon houses against themselves in exchange for genetic enhancement.  A Klingon named Klaang was given information by Sarin to prove that the Suliban were involved.  Klaang crash-landed on Earth in an attempt to escape Suliban that were chasing him.  He was injured by a farmer where he destroyed a silo, killing the pursuing Suliban, and taken to Starfleet Medical.  He was volunteered to be taken back to the Klingon people by Captain Archer of the S.S. Enterprise.  The ship launched earlier than originally planned and brought Klaang back to Qo'noS after several delays.  The communication with the Suliban took place in the temporal chamber of the Suliban helix.  ("Broken Bow" [ENT]).  The S.S. Enterprise further became a front of the temporal incursions when Silik prevented the destruction of the Enterprise in a stellar nursery.  Another faction sent Daniels to apprehend Silik, but was unsuccessful.  ("Cold Front" [ENT]).  The Suliban tried to frame Enterprise for the obliteration of Paraagan II, but Captain Archer was informed by Daniels on how to obtain data from the Suliban stealth cruiser that framed them.  As a result of this, the Suliban were ordered to apprehend Archer and bring him to their contact from the future.  However, before they could, Daniels brought Archer to the 31st century.  Archer's removal from his own timeline caused Earth to become a barren and uninhabited wasteland, so he and Daniels worked on a way to bring him back to his own time.  ("Shockwave" [ENT]).  After Enterprise discovered a future pod, the Suliban and the Tholians tried to claim control of the vessel.  Tucker activated a micro-transmitter that relayed a message to the future, and the ship was immediately transported there.  ("Future Tense" [ENT]).

temporal displacement drive.  Type of engine that powered the future pod.  It emitted temporal radiation, which caused lapses in time in the immediate area.  ("Future Tense" [ENT]).

temporal observatory.  Holographic recreation used to represent various time travelling incidents.  The device used to display the observatory was stolen by Silik, but Captain Archer prevented him from getting away with it by shooting it.  ("Cold Front" [ENT]).

Tenebian moons.  Pair of moons visited by Travis Mayweather.  ("Broken Bow" [ENT]).

teracaq.  Meat prepared by Zobral that was roasted.  It was considered quite a delicacy.  ("Desert Crossing" [ENT]).

teraphasic coils.  Component of the engines of a Xyrillian ship.  ("Unexpected" [ENT]).

Terra Nova.  Nearest planet to Earth suitable for colonization.  Terra Nova was colonized circa 2076 by a group of people onboard the S.S. Conestoga.  About five years later, Earth had decided to send more colonists, but the Novans refused to allow more to come in.  Relations between Terra Nova and Earth became strained, and then the planet was struck by an asteroid which contained beresium ore causing a radioactive cloud to be formed, killing all of the adult colonists.  The children stayed alive by moving to the caves.  ("Terra Nova" [ENT]).

"Terra Nova."  Enterprise episode # 6.  Story by Rick Berman and Brannon Braga.  Teleplay by Antoinette Stella.  Directed by LeVar Burton. No date given.  The Enterprise crew comes across an alien ship where they discover 15 humanoid corpses that seem to have been part of a scientific experiment.  The horrific sight inspires Sato to panic and demand a return to Earth, but Archer insists on continuing the mission and finding out more about the abandoned dead.  Trouble comes calling when the aliens that were conducting the gruesome experiments return and begin attacking Captain Archer and his team. GUEST CAST: Eric Avari as Jaymin; Mary Carver as Nadet; Brian Jacobs as Athan; Greville Henwood as Akary. SEE: Akary; Athan; beresium ore; S.S. Conestoga; Crater, Judge; cytolytic injections; data buffer; Denobulan; digger; Earhart, Emelia; Fuller, Bernadette; Fuller, Vera; Jaymin; Logan, Mark; lung cancer; Mars; Mitchell, Captain; MK-33; moon; Nadet; New Berlin; Novans; Reed, Malcolm; shale; stun grenade; Terra Nova; Tracy, Dr.; Utopia Planitia.

Terrelian.  DNA traces from this race were found in the pilot from the future pod.  Other traces were composed of human, Vulcan, and Rigelian DNA.  ("Future Tense" [ENT]).

Terrelian plague.  Illness that begins with a simple headache.  ("Singularity" [ENT]).

Territorial Compromise.  Treaty between Vulcan and Andoria in relation to Paan Mokar that was 1,200 pages long.  The compromise took eight years to work out.  ("Cease Fire" [ENT]).

Tesnia.  Planet, homeworld to the Tesnians.  The Enterprise delivered the crew of a Tesnian ship back to Tesnia after their ship collided with the Enterprise and their escape pods were launched.  ("Shuttlepod One" [ENT]).

Tesnian ship.  Starship that was hit by a micro-singularity and then lost its navigational control, colliding with the Enterprise. No hands were lost as they all got to escape pods in time.  The ship had a crew of 34.  ("Shuttlepod One" [ENT]).

Tesnians.  Race native to the planet Tesnia.  Tesnians needed to breathe at least six hours of boron gas a day.  ("Shuttlepod One" [ENT]).

Tessic.  (Larry Cedar).  Leader of the deuterium processing colony.  Tessic was afraid to fight of Korok and his crew's raiding, but Captain Archer and the crew of Enterprise helped him to defend his colony.  ("Marauders" [ENT]).  Cedar previously portrayed Nydrom in "Armageddon game" (DS9), and Tersa in "Alliances" (VOY).

Tessik Prime.  Planet visited by the S.S. Enterprise where Crewman Fisher contracted Rigellian fever.  ("Dead Stop" [ENT]).

tetracyanate 622.  Synthetic compound used as a lubricant in industrial machines.  The chemical has to be handled carefully, otherwise it will cause contamination leading to sickness.  The Malurian mining operation on the Akaali planet unsafely used tetracyanate 622 causing contamination in the Akaali water supply.  ("Civilization" [ENT]).

tetrazine.  Gaseous biproduct of a Paraagan mining operation.  Tetrazine was highly flammable. ("Shockwave" [ENT]).  Tetrazine is a theoretical compound with the chemical Formula C2H2N4.

Tezra.  Cargo ship that was owned by Captain Skalaar.  It had state of the art technology that could haul one million metric tons at warp 4.5, something even Enterprise could not do.  When making a shortcut through a corner of Klingon space, the Tezra was captured by the Klingons and impounded.  Skalaar worked to get money to buy it back, but at that point they had stripped it of its valuable systems and it was no longer worth anything.  ("Bounty" [ENT]).

Thera.  Home planet of Ah'Len that was somewhat barren.  She had a holographic recreation of her homeworld aboard her ship.  ("Unexpected" [ENT]).

thermobaric clouds.  Thick clouds comprised of heated baron gases surrounding the Delphic Expanse.  The Vulcans reported that it took their ships about six hours to penatrate the clouds.  ("The Expanse" [ENT]).

Tholia.  Proper noun mentioned by Klaang.  ("Broken Bow" [ENT]).

Tholian vessel.  Type of starship used by the Tholians.  The interior of the ship had a temperature greater than 200 degrees.  One such vessel confronted the S.S. Enterprise, requesting that they hand over the future pod.  The ship retreated when Archer threatened to destroy the future pod.  It later returned with two others and intercepted the Vulcan ship, Tal'kir.  They disabled the ship and waited for Enterprise to rendezvous with the ship.  When Enterprise arrived, the Suliban were in pursuit, but all of their ships were destroyed by the Tholians.  The Tholian vessels retreated after the future pod dematerialized and was returned to the future.  ("Future Tense" [ENT]).

Tholians.  Extremely xenophobic race that the Vulcans had very limited contact with.  They were believed to be a non-humanoid race.  The Tholians were involved in the temporal cold war, and tried to obtain a future pod that the S.S. Enterprise had found.  ("Future Tense" [ENT]).

Tholos.  (Steven Dennis).  Member of the Andorian Imperial Guard who ransacked the Vulcan sanctuary on P'Jem in 2151.  ("The Andorian Incident" [ENT]).  Tholos later helped Shran and a landing party from the Enterprise to rescue Captain Archer and T'Pol.  ("Shadows of P'Jem" [ENT]).

Three Stooges.  Trio of comedic entertainers on the television show of the same name.  Mrs. Garrett's son thought that Stron looked like Moe, one of the stooges.  ("Carbon Creek" [ENT]).

thymic sclerosis.  Illness that was similar to Pa'nar syndrome.  ("Stigma" [ENT]).

Ti'Mur.  Vulcan starship, Surak-class, commanded by Captain Vanik.  The Ti'Mur was investigating the human exploration of Archer's Comet, while sending encrypted messages to T'Pol.  The Ti'Mur used its tractor beam to pull an Enterprise shuttlepod out from a chasm in Archer's comet.  ("Breaking the Ice" [ENT]).

Tibet.  Autonomous region in China on Earth where fakirs spent time meditating.  ("Carbon Creek" [ENT]).

Tibetan monastery.  Monastery where Phlox spent two weeks on Earth.  He learned to sing chords with the high lamas there.  ("Cold Front" [ENT]).

Titan.  The largest of Saturn's moons.  Titan's diameter is half that of the Earth.  The Starfleet Omega training mission took place on Titan.  ("Strange New World" [ENT]).

tojal.  Food that according to Zoumas is best before it cools and congeals.  ("Canamar" [ENT]).

Tok, Captain.  Captain of the Vulcan starship Yarahla.  Captain Archer once served under Tok on a mission to study a dark matter nebula.  ("Breaking the Ice" [ENT]).

Tolaris.  (Enrique Murciano).  Crew member of the Vulcan starship Vahklas.  Tolaris taught literature at the Shirkar Academy, but left in pursuit of something more than just logic.  He tried to convince T'Pol to shed her repression of emotions, but was unsuccessful.  ("Fusion" [ENT]).

Toral.  Father of Duras.  ("Judgment" [ENT]).

Torothan cruiser.  Ships belonging to the Torothans that usually bombarded the encampments of Zobral's people at night.  ("Desert Crossing" [ENT]).

Torothans.  Race on a desert planet that had used a caste system.  Eventually, the system was abolished, but the minority still felt they hadn't had rights because the Torothans owned much of the land and resources.  The minority then began attacks against the Torothan government, but were fighting a losing battle as they only had a tenth the size of the Torothan army.  ("Desert Crossing" [ENT]).

Tos.  (Thomas Kopache).  Vulcan official who contacted the Klingons about Klaang.  ("Broken Bow" [ENT]).  Thomas Kopache previously played Mirok in "The Next Phase" (TNG), an engineer in "Emergence" (TNG), the communications officer of the Enterprise-B in Star Trek Generations, Viorsa in "The Thaw" (VGR), and Kira Taban in "Ties of Blood and Water" (DS9) and "Wrongs Darker Than Death or Night" (DS9).

tractor beam.  A focused linear graviton force beam used to physically manipulate objects across short distances.  Klingon battle cruisers were equipped with tractor beams.  ("Unexpected" [ENT]).  So were Suurok-class starships ("Breaking the Ice" [ENT]), Malurian vessels ("Civilzation" [ENT]), and Tholian vessels ("Future Tense" [ENT]).

Tracy, Dr.  Chief medical officer aboard the S.S. Conestoga and on Terra Nova.  ("Terra Nova" [ENT]).

Traeg.  (Jeff Kober).  Leader of a group of terrorists on Coridan who kidnapped Captain Archer and T'Pol.  He demanded the Enterprise send 40 phase pistols in exchange for the hostages.  He was later killed during the Vulcan strike of the compound.  ("Shadows of P'Jem" [ENT]).  Kober previously portrayed Iko in "Repentance" (VOY).

Traistana.  (Stacie Renna).  Xenobiologist aboard the Vissian ship.  ("Cogenitor" [ENT]).

translation matrix.  Device tied into the universal translator on starships, including the S.S. Enterprise.  ("Breaking the Ice" [ENT]).

translinear sensors.  Type of sensors aboard the Vulcan starship Vahklas that were more advanced than the Enterprise's sensors, and could chart the Arachnid Nebula much quicker.  ("Fusion" [ENT]).

transporters.  Relatively new device by 2151.  Transporters aboard the S.S. Enterprise were approved for biotransport.  The transporter was used to rescue Captain Archer from the Suliban Helix.  ("Broken Bow" [ENT]).  Crewman Novakovich got into a transporter accident when there was too much debris in the matter stream.  ("Strange New World" [ENT]).  Humans were not the only other race to have transporters.  Races such as the Malurians also had them aboard their vessels. ("Civilization" [ENT]).  It was rumored that for a split second you could see both places of your transport at the same time.  ("Fortunate Son" [ENT]).

Treaty of Ka'Taan.  Treaty negotiated by Ambassador V'Lar earlier in her career.  While negotiating, T'Pol came to visit her in the city where it was located, Vulcana Regar.  ("Fallen Hero" [ENT]).

Trelit, Chancellor.  (Charles Dennis).  Torothan governement official who warned the Enterprise not to send any shuttles down to the Cygniai expanse because it was the location of terrorist factions.  ("Desert Crossing" [ENT]).  Dennis previously played Commander Sunad in "Transfigurations" (TNG).

Trelkis III.  Planet with multi-centric rings that Travis Mayweather had hoped to visit ever since he was a kid.  ("Horizon" [ENT]).

Trena'L.  (Randy Oglesby).  Captain of the Xyrillian ship.  He agreed to give holotechnology to the Klingons in exchange for their lives.  ("Unexpected" [ENT]).  Oglesby previously played Ro-Kel and Ah-Kel in "Vortex" (DS9), Silarin Prin in "The Darkness and the Light" (DS9), and Kir in "Counterpoint" (VGR).

Trevix.  (Laura Putney).  Denobulan geologist who was studying cave formations on Xantoras.  ("The Breach" [ENT]).

tri-fluoronate compound.  Compound used for sealing cavities.  T'Pol had fillings composed of the compound.  ("Dear Doctor" [ENT]).

Triaxian silk.  Commodity that D'Marr traded.  He offered some to T'Pol, thinking she might like it.  ("Oasis" [ENT]).

tribble.  Small, furry animal.  Tribbles were outlawed on most worlds due to their prodigious reproduction.  The only thing that kept them in check on their homeworld was the amount of reptiles that fed on them.  Phlox fed tribbles to one of his reptiles.  ("The Breach" [ENT]).

triburnium alloy.  Metallic alloy used in the hand constraints used by Enolian guards.  ("Canamar" [ENT]).

tricyclic plasma drive.  Type of plasma drive that the Suliban used in their ships.  ("Broken Bow" [ENT]).

triglobulin.  Chemical compound produced in the bodies of the Axanar.  It could also be used for medicines, vaccines, and even as an aphrodesiac.  It was extracted from the crew of an Axanar ship after it was raided by an unknown alien race.  This compound was very similar to human lymphatic fluid.  ("Fight or Flight" [ENT]).

Trillius Prime.  Inhabited planet that Travis Mayweather had visited.  It took fourth, fifth, and sixth grades for him to get there.  ("Broken Bow" [ENT]).

trinesium.  Material used in the hulls of Vissian ships.  It was capable of withstanding 18,000 degrees.  ("Cogenitor" [ENT]).

tritanium.  Metal alloy used in the construction of spacecraft.  Axanar ships used tritanium as one of their hull materials.  ("Fight or Flight" [ENT]).

Triton-class spatial torpedo.  Type of warhead that was similar to a Romulan mine.  Malcolm Reed had experience in disarming this type of torpedo.  ("Minefield" [ENT]).

tropolisene.  Psychotropic compound found in some flowers that had a hallucinogenic affect.  A landing party from the S.S. Enterprise inhaled large amounts of the drug after a windstorm blew pollen from the mountains.  But the atomic structure of the tropolisene had a stray neutron when broken down in the bloodstream released a dangerous toxin.  Inaprovaline helped eliminate the toxin of treated soon enough.  ("Strange New World" [ENT]).

Tucker, Charles "Trip" III.  (Connor Trineer).  Chief engineer aboard the S.S. Enterprise.  Tucker was the second-highest ranking officer as commander aboard the Enterprise.  He helped Captain Archer rescue Klaang from the Suliban Helix.  ("Broken Bow" [ENT]).  Once when Tucker was on the Omega training mission on Titan, his EV pack froze up and he began to experience nitrogen narcosis.  Jonathan Archer helped save Tucker's life by ordering him to keep his helmet on, despite his dellusional state in 2147.  ("Strange New World" [ENT]).  Tucker had known Archer since 2143, and had been in Starfleet since 2139.  In 2151, Tucker went over to help repair the engines on a Xyrillian ship.  He unknowingly became impregnated by Ah'len.  During the first week of his pregnancy, he had an increased appetite and experienced mood swings.  He was relieved when the Enterprise found the Xyrillian ship, where they were able to transport the child from him.  Tucker was the first male from Earth to ever have been impregnated.  ("Unexpected" [ENT]).  Tucker once decoded an encrypted message sent from the Ti'Mur to T'Pol about her arranged marriage.  He deeply regretted it and apologized to her after originally suspecting her of being a spy.  ("Breaking the Ice" [ENT]).  Tucker considered himself an optimist, as was evident when he was stranded in space in shuttlepod with Malcolm Reed, both thinking the Enterprise had been destroyed.  While there he admitted that he never did too well with women and relationships.  ("Shuttlepod One" [ENT]).  When vacationing on Risa, Tucker was seduced, along with Malcolm Reed, and mugged by two shapeshifters.  ("Two Days and Two Nights" [ENT]).  Trip's curiosity got the best of him when he and Reed went snooping on an unknown repair station.  They were beamed onto the bridge after attempting to find the computer core of the station, and Captain Archer reprimanded them.  ("Dead Stop" [ENT]).  Tucker was kidnapped by Pirek Goff after trying to fix a stasis pod onboard his ship.  He and Kaitaama escaped the ship in an escape pod and landed on a planet where they had intimate relations.  He was rescued by the crew of Enterprise.  ("Precious Cargo" [ENT]).  While surveying 62 moons orbiting a gas giant, Trip was shot down by an Arkonian pilot named Zho'kaan.  He and the pilot both crash-landed on one of the moons.  They fought on the surface before finally cooperating in order to be saved.  ("Dawn" [ENT]).  Tucker was an engineer under the command of Captain Jeffries during the NX-Test Program.  He helped regulate the test of the NX-Beta after Archer and A.G. Robinson had taken the vessel to prove it was worthy.  ("First Flight" [ENT]).  Tucker was very grieved when he lost his sister, Elizabeth Tucker, in the attack on Earth by the Xindi probe.  He was eager to find the Xindi and pay them back.  ("The Expanse" [ENT]).

Tucker, Elizabeth.  Younger sister of Charles Tucker III, nicknamed Lizzie.  She used to go see movies with Trip in Florida when they were younger.  He was also very protective of her.  She died in the attack on Earth by the Xindi probe in 2153.  ("The Expanse" [ENT]).

turkey.  Poultry meat that was able to be prepared on the S.S. Enterprise.  ("Breaking the Ice" [ENT]).

Twilight Zone, The.  Television series that originally aired from 1959-1965.  Commader Tucker likened T'Pol's story of her great-grandmother's visit to Earth to an episode of the show.  ("Carbon Creek" [ENT]).

"Two Days and Two Nights."  Enterprise episode # 25.  Story by Rick Berman and Brannon Braga.  Teleplay by Chris Black.  Directed by Michael Dorn. February 18th, 2152.  Part of the crew of Enterprise take shoreleave on Risa.  Archer meets a mysterious woman, Mayweather goes climbing, Sato meets an alien man with a knack for languages, and while clubbing Trip and Reed meet some women while who aren't what they appear to be. GUEST CAST: Kelly Waymire as Cutler, Elizabeth; Rudolf Martin as Ravis; Joseph Will as Rostov; Dennis Cockrum as Freebus; DonnaMarie Recco as Dee'Ahn; James Ingersol as Alien Man; Jennifer Williams as Alien Woman; Geoff Meed as Dee'Ahn; Stephen Wozniak as Latia; Dey Young as Keyla. SEE: Archer, Jonathan; benzethonium chloride; Cutler, Elizabeth; Dee'Ahn; Galartha; Keyla; Latia; Mayweather, Phlox; Travis; Ravis; Reed, Malcolm; Regulan bloodworms; Regulus; Rhylo; Risa; Risan mai-tai; Risan sea turtles; Rostov, Crewman Michael; Sato, Hoshi; "Teachings of Surak, The"; Tucker, Charles; Vega Reticuli.

Ty'Gokor defense perimeter.  When Duras was demoted, he was assigned the duty of second weapons officer at this Klingon installation.  ("Judgment" [ENT]).