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[[Image:Ann Mulhall.jpg|thumb|Ann Mulhall]]Doctor '''Ann Mulhall''' was a [[23rd century]] [[Starfleet]] [[lieutenant commander]], an [[astrobiology|astrobiologist]] assigned to the [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701)|USS ''Enterprise'']].
 
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[[Doctor]] '''Ann Mulhall''' was a [[23rd century]] [[Starfleet]] [[lieutenant commander]], who served as an [[astrobiologist]] aboard the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701}}.
   
 
In [[2268]], she allowed the energy being [[Thalassa]] to occupy her body while Thalassa's husband, [[Sargon]], and their former enemy, [[Henoch]], occupied the bodies of [[Captain]] [[James T. Kirk|Kirk]] and [[Commander]] [[Spock]], respectively. This was done in order to construct [[android]]s where her consciousness and that of the other entities could be housed permanently. During this process, Thalassa almost refused to give Mulhall's body back, but ultimately did so. ({{TOS|Return to Tomorrow}})
In [[2269]], she allowed the energy being [[Thalassa]] to occupy
 
her body, while Thalassa's husband, [[Sargon]], and their former enemy, [[Henoch]], occupied the bodies of [[Captain]] [[James T. Kirk|Kirk]] and [[Commander]] [[Spock]], respectively. This was done in order to construct [[android]]s where her consciousness and that of the other entities could be housed permanently. During this process, Thalassa almost refused to give Mulhall's body back, but ultimately did so. ([[TOS]]: "[[Return to Tomorrow]]")
 
   
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== Background ==
:''Ann Mulhall was played by [[Diana Muldaur]]. The character has the distinction of being the highest-ranking female Starfleet character shown in TOS.''
 
 
Ann Mulhall was played by [[Diana Muldaur]]. Even though her doctorate was in a [[sciences division|science department]], Mulhall wore the red uniform of the [[operations division]].
   
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The character has the distinction of being the highest-ranking female Starfleet character shown in TOS. Mulhall must have been relatively new aboard the ''Enterprise'', judging from Kirk's comment to her when she appeared in the [[transporter room]], "''Who are you?''"
:''Even though her doctorate was in a [[sciences division|science department]], Mulhall wore the red uniform of the [[operations division]].''
 
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Doctor Ann Mulhall was a 23rd century Starfleet lieutenant commander, who served as an astrobiologist aboard the USS Enterprise.

In 2268, she allowed the energy being Thalassa to occupy her body while Thalassa's husband, Sargon, and their former enemy, Henoch, occupied the bodies of Captain Kirk and Commander Spock, respectively. This was done in order to construct androids where her consciousness and that of the other entities could be housed permanently. During this process, Thalassa almost refused to give Mulhall's body back, but ultimately did so. (TOS: "Return to Tomorrow")

Background

Ann Mulhall was played by Diana Muldaur. Even though her doctorate was in a science department, Mulhall wore the red uniform of the operations division.

The character has the distinction of being the highest-ranking female Starfleet character shown in TOS. Mulhall must have been relatively new aboard the Enterprise, judging from Kirk's comment to her when she appeared in the transporter room, "Who are you?"