Game Name That Star Trek CHARACTER

[Methuselah Flint]

Neither of these.

Clue # 3
My scene is with the Big Three.

 

[Methuselah Flint]

Clue # 4
I certainly make an entrance.

 

[StefanM]

Kaplan from The Apple?
The only redshirt without dialogue, Kirk, Spock & McCoy are present, and he has a memorable death (lightning).

 

[Grant]

Actually the one who gets killed by the natives is the one that didn't have dialogue. Kaplan had one line of dialogue.

 

[ItsGreen]

Leonard James Akaar?

 

[Methuselah Flint]

Good guesses, however...

Clue # 5
My exit does not amuse someone.

 

[Phaser Two]

Hmmm. One of Natira's guards in FTW?

 

[Methuselah Flint]

Afraid none of these. This should break the dam down..

Clue # 6
If you touch me, you may die.

 

[StefanM]

Compton from Wink of an eye?

 

[ItsGreen]

the Salt Vampire/M-113 creature in its natural form?

 

[Phaser Two]

Afraid none of these. This should break the dam down..

Clue # 6
If you touch me, you may die.

Ah. These are good clues. Sounds maybe like the Capellan woman who visits the Starfleet-"assigned" tent for some reason in FC. She has only one scene (right after some outstanding dialogue, incidentally, where Kirk and McCoy spar verbally over the death of poor Grant), it's with K-S-M, she says nothing, she parts the tent with a non-diegetic musical flourish (the Star Trek music experts here will know the name of the cue) and a big honkin' bowl of fruit, her exit disgruntles the Capellan warrior who is "disappointed" in Kirk, and touching her might have resulted in "her nearest male relative [having] to try to kill you."

 

[Methuselah Flint]

Ah. These are good clues. Sounds maybe like the Capellan woman who visits the Starfleet-"assigned" tent for some reason in FC. She has only one scene (right after some outstanding dialogue, incidentally, where Kirk and McCoy spar verbally over the death of poor Grant), it's with K-S-M, she says nothing, she parts the tent with a non-diegetic musical flourish (the Star Trek music experts here will know the name of the cue) and a big honkin' bowl of fruit, her exit disgruntles the Capellan warrior who is "disappointed" in Kirk, and touching her might have resulted in "her nearest male relative [having] to try to kill you."

Correct on all counts! Well done! The game is yours

 

[Phaser Two]

Correct on all counts! Well done! The game is yours

Thanks! That was a solid choice. The scene before she enters is one of my favorites in Friday's Child (as this council is aware, abbreviating episodic titularia has generated intermittent if not chronic dyspepsia among certain constituencies as clearly delineated by and set forth in a recent group of posts (hereinafter "thread") not deemed to include this such thread and in accordance with the same, said practice is hereby, and shall be, henceforth terminated ), and you described it all really well.

And now . . . .

1. I am one of fewer than six, though not the first.

 

[Phaser Two]

2. Although my abilities are not shown, it is clear that I am quite an influential person. Well, over certain people, anyway.

 

[StefanM]

Rael, the chief scientist of the remaining 5 scalosians?

 

[Henoch]

Kelinda of Kelva?
1. One of five Kelvans. Rojan was their leader and the first to speak.
2. She's very influential over the male leaders for obvious reasons.

 

[StefanM]

Okay, Kelinda makes just as much sense as Rael
Let's see, if it's one of them.

 

[Phaser Two]

Rael, the chief scientist of the remaining 5 scalosians?

[bitterly] No. [You] have more work to do.

Kelinda of Kelva?
1. One of five Kelvans. Rojan was their leader and the first to speak.
2. She's very influential over the male leaders for obvious reasons.

Why do you build such a mystique around a simple question-and-answer function?

 

[Phaser Two]

1. I am one of fewer than six, though not the first.
2. Although my abilities are not shown, it is clear that I am quite an influential person. Well, over certain people, anyway.
3. I am nameless . . . across both universes.

 

[ItsGreen]

one of the security guards for Kirk or Spock in Mirror, Mirror?