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| − | [[Captain]] '''Galek Sar''' was the [[14th century]] [[Promellian]] |
+ | [[Captain]] '''Galek Sar''' was the [[14th century]] [[Promellian]] [[CO|commanding officer]] of the [[Promellian battle cruiser]], ''[[Cleponji]]''. |
| − | During the battle of [[Orelious IX]], Sar and his crew became trapped in a field of [[aceton assimilator]]s where his vessel |
+ | During the battle of [[Orelious IX]], Sar and his [[crew]] became trapped in a field of [[aceton assimilator]]s, where his vessel was rendered powerless. Unable to escape the [[Menthar]] [[booby trap]], Sar succumbed to the inevitability of his fate by accepting responsibility for his defeat. He would commend his crew for their bravery and they would together die at their posts from the [[radiation]] poisoning. |
| − | Sar's ship would be discovered a [[24th century| |
+ | Sar's ship would be discovered a [[24th century|millennium]] later by the crew of the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}}. Upon succumbing to the effects of the aceton assimilators themselves, the ''Enterprise''-D crew used Sar's [[captain's log|logs]] to better understand their situation. ({{TNG|Booby Trap}}) |
| + | {{bginfo|Galek Sar was played by actor [[Albert Hall]].|The script spelled the character's name as noted here, which was how Hall pronounced it. However, the end credits misspelled it as Galek "Dar".}} |
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Revision as of 11:23, 22 June 2011
Captain Galek Sar
Captain Galek Sar was the 14th century Promellian commanding officer of the Promellian battle cruiser, Cleponji.
During the battle of Orelious IX, Sar and his crew became trapped in a field of aceton assimilators, where his vessel was rendered powerless. Unable to escape the Menthar booby trap, Sar succumbed to the inevitability of his fate by accepting responsibility for his defeat. He would commend his crew for their bravery and they would together die at their posts from the radiation poisoning.
Sar's ship would be discovered a millennium later by the crew of the USS Enterprise-D. Upon succumbing to the effects of the aceton assimilators themselves, the Enterprise-D crew used Sar's logs to better understand their situation. (TNG: "Booby Trap")