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- A Christmas Carol. If that Data scene is the figgy pudding for fans of both Trek and Charles Dickens, the roast beast would be the USA version starring Patrick Stewart.
- Devil’s Due (TNG) You probably saw this one coming. “Devil’s Due” starts with Data playing Scrooge on the holodeck in a re-creation of A Christmas Carol.
- Generations. While not one of the more celebrated entries in the film franchise, Generationsfeatures the only instance in Trek canon of people actually celebrating Christmas
- Silicon Avatar (TNG) We’re stretching here, but the antagonist of this episode is described as a “giant snowflake,” and what would Christmas be without a little snow?
- Et in Arcadia Ego (Star Trek: Picard, Season 1, Episode 10) Though it might be hard to watch as a standalone episode, given the single-story nature of "Star Trek: Picard," this double-length final episode of the show's first season saw a bitter sweet end to the story, as Picard fought to save a colony of artificial life forms from extinction at the hands of the Romulans.
- New Eden (Star Trek: Discovery, Season 2, Episode 2) This episode has Burnham wrestling with her vision of an angel, as Stamets grapples with his own visions of his dead husband.
- Carbon Creek (Star Trek: Enterprise, Season 2, Episode 2) "Carbon Creek" touches on themes of understanding, tolerance, acceptance and keeping an open mind to those who are different.
- Terra Nova (Star Trek: Enterprise, Season 1, Episode 6) A fascinating tale of family and acceptance begins with Archer and the Enterprise visiting a lost colony called Terra Nova, settled by humans almost 75 years earlier, but which lost contact with Earth shortly after its founding.
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May 25, 2024 · The original Star Trek episode “Errand of Mercy” is considered a classic, and now 57 years later, its epic consequences are still being felt. The episode introduced both the Klingons and the Organians, two species that have played a large role in the franchise’s god war. T’Lir, the last of the Organians, tells their origin in Star Trek ...
Dec 24, 2023 · The Federation may not celebrate Christmas in Star Trek, but there's more holiday spirit in the sci-fi series than you think. Since its first entry “The Man Trap” aired on Sept. 8 1966, Star ...
When the Klingons make their grand appearance and start occupying Organia, Kirk and Spock go undercover as traders, hoping to get the drop on the Klingons and drive them out. Much to Kirk's shock, the Organian council of elders betray them to the Klingons, only to rescue them from jail easily enough.
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Also, a 1970s Star Trek fanzine was named "Kevas and Trillium". (The World of Star Trek) The Organians are seen once again in the Star Trek: Enterprise episode "Observer Effect". In that story, two Organian observers visit the Enterprise NX-01 to witness how Humans deal with a silicon-based virus (a long-standing test for many galactic races ...
