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| rank = [[Crewman second class]] |
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| occupation = {{EnterpriseNX}}<br />[[Engineer]] |
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Rostov was the head on an [[engineering]] team that included [[Crewman]] [[Jane Taylor]]; he was always playing practical jokes on her. ({{ENT|The Forgotten}}) |
Rostov was the head on an [[engineering]] team that included [[Crewman]] [[Jane Taylor]]; he was always playing practical jokes on her. ({{ENT|The Forgotten}}) |
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| − | In [[January]] of [[2152]], Rostov was linked to [[Captain]] [[Jonathan Archer]], [[Commander]] [[Charles Tucker III|Tucker]], [[Crewman]] [[J. Kelly]], and [[security officer]] [[Zabel]] when they were caught up in a strange, fibrous alien creature's tentacles. ({{ENT|Vox Sola}}) |
+ | In [[January]] of [[2152]], Rostov was linked to [[Captain]] [[Jonathan Archer]], [[Commander]] [[Charles Tucker III|Tucker]], [[Crewman]] [[J. Kelly]], and [[security officer]] [[Zabel]] when they were caught up in a strange, [[Symbiotic lifeform|fibrous alien creature]]'s tentacles. ({{ENT|Vox Sola}}) |
In [[February]] of that year, Rostov piloted several of the command staff back to ''Enterprise'' from their [[shore leave]] on [[Risa]]. ({{ENT|Two Days and Two Nights}}) |
In [[February]] of that year, Rostov piloted several of the command staff back to ''Enterprise'' from their [[shore leave]] on [[Risa]]. ({{ENT|Two Days and Two Nights}}) |
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| − | Later that year, Rostov attempted to reinitialize the [[plasma]] flow, after the ''Enterprise'' had been taken hostage by |
+ | Later that year, Rostov attempted to reinitialize the [[plasma]] flow, after the ''Enterprise'' had been taken hostage by the [[Wisp]]s' [[Wisp ship|ship]], but was unable to because the [[power grid]] was not charging. When he reported this to Tucker, he noticed that Tucker was acting "wrong", and reported to Captain Archer that Tucker seemed confused, and, in addition, seemed to think Rostov was his [[superior officer]]. Later, when Rostov was ordered to prime the [[deuterium pump]]s and fire up the [[warp injector]]s, his body was taken over by a "[[Wisp]]". When Tucker confronted him and asked him if he had any luck priming the pumps, the Wisp/Rostov stated, "''I have no idea how to do that. This engine is very complex.''" He was later escorted to his [[quarters]], where he remained locked until he was freed of the wisp. ({{ENT|The Crossing}}) |
In February [[2154]], when working on the port impulse manifold, Rostov was knocked unconscious by [[Lorian]], who was stealing the ship's [[plasma injector]]s. ({{ENT|E²}}) |
In February [[2154]], when working on the port impulse manifold, Rostov was knocked unconscious by [[Lorian]], who was stealing the ship's [[plasma injector]]s. ({{ENT|E²}}) |
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| + | {{bginfo|Rostov was played by actor [[Joseph Will]]. Due to the gooey alien which Rostov becomes caught up in during the episode "Vox Sola", Archer actor [[Scott Bakula]] coined and used the nickname "Goo Boy" for Will. After the character was introduced in "Vox Sola", plans were made for Rostov to reappear. Will said, "''I remember bumping into [[Brannon Braga]] on set and him whispering to me that he couldn’t promise anything but they might bring Rostov back a few times if things worked out.''" Contemplating why the character didn't appear after the [[ENT Season 2|second season]] of ''[[Star Trek: Enterprise]]'', Will stated, "''Unfortunately for me, they had so many series regulars on ''Enterprise'' that the producers couldn’t justify involving peripheral story lines about Rostov the engineer or they didn’t particularly like him.''" (''[[BLACKMANinc.com: The Star Trek Interviews]]'')}} |
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Revision as of 11:44, 22 January 2015
Michael Rostov was a crewman second class who served as an engineer aboard the Earth starship Enterprise NX-01. He was an assistant to Commander Tucker.
Rostov was the head on an engineering team that included Crewman Jane Taylor; he was always playing practical jokes on her. (ENT: "The Forgotten")
In January of 2152, Rostov was linked to Captain Jonathan Archer, Commander Tucker, Crewman J. Kelly, and security officer Zabel when they were caught up in a strange, fibrous alien creature's tentacles. (ENT: "Vox Sola")
In February of that year, Rostov piloted several of the command staff back to Enterprise from their shore leave on Risa. (ENT: "Two Days and Two Nights")
Later that year, Rostov attempted to reinitialize the plasma flow, after the Enterprise had been taken hostage by the Wisps' ship, but was unable to because the power grid was not charging. When he reported this to Tucker, he noticed that Tucker was acting "wrong", and reported to Captain Archer that Tucker seemed confused, and, in addition, seemed to think Rostov was his superior officer. Later, when Rostov was ordered to prime the deuterium pumps and fire up the warp injectors, his body was taken over by a "Wisp". When Tucker confronted him and asked him if he had any luck priming the pumps, the Wisp/Rostov stated, "I have no idea how to do that. This engine is very complex." He was later escorted to his quarters, where he remained locked until he was freed of the wisp. (ENT: "The Crossing")
In February 2154, when working on the port impulse manifold, Rostov was knocked unconscious by Lorian, who was stealing the ship's plasma injectors. (ENT: "E²")