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[[Doctor|Dr.]] '''Roger Korby''', once engaged to [[Christine Chapel]], was a renowned [[medicine|medical]] [[archaeologist]], often described as the "[[Louis Pasteur]] of [[archaeological medicine]]".
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[[Doctor|Dr.]] '''Roger Korby''', once engaged to [[Christine Chapel]], was a renowned [[medicine|medical]] [[archeology|archeologist]], often described as the "[[Louis Pasteur]] of [[archeological medicine]]". The translations of medical records found in [[Orion (planet)|Orion]] ruins revolutionized [[Federation]] immunological techniques in the [[23rd century]] and were required reading at [[Starfleet Academy]].
 
   
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==History==
In or shortly before [[2261]], he led an expedition to [[Exo III]], where he was badly injured by exposure to the [[planet|planet's]] bitter cold. He lived long enough to discover the ancient [[android]] [[civilization]] there. Using their techniques, he constructed an android body into which he decanted his consciousness. His ruined corporeal form expired that year, but his consciousness survived for over five years as an android. Although he claimed to be the same as an android that he was as a [[human|man]], there is evidence that this was not the case; his fiancée Christine Chapel was appalled by his callous disregard for the lives of others, and by his plans to selectively introduce android replicas into Federation society. In [[2266]], his android body was destroyed, leaving open the question of when he actually [[death|died]]. ([[TOS]]: "[[What Are Little Girls Made Of?]]")
 
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===Early career===
:''Roger Korby was played by actor [[Michael Strong]].''
 
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Korby's translations of medical records found in ruins on [[Orion (planet)|Orion]] revolutionized [[Federation]] [[immunology|immunological]] techniques in the [[23rd century]] and were required reading at [[Starfleet Academy]].
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===Exo III===
 
In or shortly before [[2261]], Korby led an expedition to [[Exo III]], where he was badly injured by exposure to the [[planet]]'s bitter cold. He lived long enough to discover the ancient [[android]] [[civilization]] there. Using their techniques, he constructed an android body into which he transferred his consciousness. His ruined corporeal form expired that year, but his consciousness survived for over five years as an android. Although he claimed to be the same as an android as he had been as a [[human|man]], there is evidence that this was not the case; his fiancée, Christine Chapel, was appalled by his callous disregard for the lives of others, and by his plans to selectively introduce android replicas into Federation society. In [[2266]], his android body was destroyed, leaving open the question of when he had actually [[death|died]]. ({{TOS|What Are Little Girls Made Of?}})
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{{bginfo|Roger Korby was played by actor [[Michael Strong]].|When Korby's image is introduced in the script of "What Are Little Girls Made Of?", he is referred to as "an intelligent-looking, but strong-faced man in his late-forties, with a self-assured and commanding presence himself."[http://leethomson.myzen.co.uk/Star_Trek/1_Original_Series/Star_Trek_1x08_-_What_Are_Little_Girls_Made_Of.pdf]|On his archival picture, Korby is wearing a turtleneck shirt left over from the two pilots. It might indicate that he was a member of [[Starfleet]] at some point.}}
   
 
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Dr. Roger Korby, once engaged to Christine Chapel, was a renowned medical archaeologist, often described as the "Louis Pasteur of archaeological medicine".

History

Early career

Korby's translations of medical records found in ruins on Orion revolutionized Federation immunological techniques in the 23rd century and were required reading at Starfleet Academy.

Exo III

In or shortly before 2261, Korby led an expedition to Exo III, where he was badly injured by exposure to the planet's bitter cold. He lived long enough to discover the ancient android civilization there. Using their techniques, he constructed an android body into which he transferred his consciousness. His ruined corporeal form expired that year, but his consciousness survived for over five years as an android. Although he claimed to be the same as an android as he had been as a man, there is evidence that this was not the case; his fiancée, Christine Chapel, was appalled by his callous disregard for the lives of others, and by his plans to selectively introduce android replicas into Federation society. In 2266, his android body was destroyed, leaving open the question of when he had actually died. (TOS: "What Are Little Girls Made Of?")

Roger Korby was played by actor Michael Strong.
When Korby's image is introduced in the script of "What Are Little Girls Made Of?", he is referred to as "an intelligent-looking, but strong-faced man in his late-forties, with a self-assured and commanding presence himself."[1]
On his archival picture, Korby is wearing a turtleneck shirt left over from the two pilots. It might indicate that he was a member of Starfleet at some point.