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| − | [[Colonel]] '''Shaun Geoffrey Christopher''' was |
+ | [[Colonel]] '''Shaun Geoffrey Christopher''' was a male [[Human]] [[military]] service member. He was born after [[1969]] to [[United States Air Force|US Force]] [[Captain]] [[John Christopher]] and his [[wife]]. Shaun had two older sisters. In the early [[21st century]], he was the [[commanding officer|commander]] of the first successful [[Earth-Saturn probe|mission to Saturn]]. He was accompanied on this mission by the [[astronaut]]s [[Fontana]] and [[O'Herlihy (astronaut)|O'Herlihy]]. |
| + | In [[1969]], the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701}}, which had accidentally [[time travel|traveled back in time]] from the year [[2267]], took aboard Shaun's father Captain John Christopher when he attempted to intercept the ''Enterprise'' with his [[F-104 Starfighter]]. Initially believing that returning Christopher to [[Earth]] would be impossible due to the fact that he might inadvertently change history with his new-found knowledge of the future, [[Lieutenant Commander]] [[Spock]] eventually realized that he had to be returned, or Shaun Geoffrey Christopher would never be born and the [[Saturn]] mission would never take place. ({{TOS|Tomorrow is Yesterday}}; {{ENT|First Flight}}) |
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| − | Colonel Christopher was the [[commanding officer|commander]] of the first successful [[Earth-Saturn probe]], a manned mission to [[Saturn]], in the [[21st century|early 21st century]]. He was accompanied by the [[astronaut]]s [[Fontana]] and [[O'Herlihy (astronaut)|O'Herlihy]]. Christopher was a reason why [[Captain]] [[James T. Kirk|Kirk]] had to find a way to return his father to [[Earth]]. ({{TOS|Tomorrow is Yesterday}}; {{ENT|First Flight}}) |
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==Appendices== |
==Appendices== |
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| − | Shaun Geoffrey Christopher was named after writer [[John D.F. Black]]'s three sons: Shaun, Geoffrey and Christopher. |
+ | According to ''[[Star Trek Encyclopedia]]'', Shaun Geoffrey Christopher was named after writer [[John D.F. Black]]'s three sons: Shaun, Geoffrey, and Christopher. According to ''[[Star Trek Chronology]]'', the mission to Saturn took place in [[2009]]. According to the ''[[Star Trek Spaceflight Chronology]]'', the mission took place in [[2020]]. |
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| − | The exact date of his mission and the [[space]] agency is unknown; however, the timeframe seems to indicate that [[NASA]] might be the likely host. Christopher was born sometime after [[1969]], the year his father was captured by the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701}}. |
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===Apocrypha=== |
===Apocrypha=== |
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| − | In the short story "Assignment: One" of ''[[Strange New Worlds 8]]'', [[Gary Seven]] |
+ | In the short story "Assignment: One" of ''[[Strange New Worlds 8]]'', [[Gary Seven]] was assigned to prevent Christopher from boarding one of the [[airplane]]s that was involved in the [[World Trade Center|September 11th]] [[terrorist]] attack. Christopher played a minor part in Greg Cox's ''[[Star Trek: The Eugenics Wars|Eugenics Wars]]'' novels, where he was meant to be the pilot of the first {{Class|DY-100}} [[sleeper ship]] initially scheduled to go to Saturn. The novel ''[[The Rings of Time]]'' detailed the Saturn mission that Christopher commanded in 2020. During the mission, he and [[Captain]] [[James T. Kirk|Kirk]] switch bodies due to the effects of an alien probe. Christopher appeaed in the ''[[Star Trek: Myriad Universes]]'' story "Seeds Of Dissent" in ''[[Infinity's Prism]]'' as the captain of the {{SS|Botany Bay}}. |
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| − | Christopher also appears in the ''[[Star Trek: Myriad Universes]]'' story "Seeds Of Dissent" in ''[[Infinity's Prism]]'' as the captain of the {{SS|Botany Bay}}. |
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| − | The [[Relics (novel)|novelization]] of the episode |
+ | Commander Shaun Christopher was the main character of the ''Star Trek: Live'' stage show produced by Mad Science Productions and performed at various locations from 2010–2011, including Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex. The [[Relics (novel)|novelization]] of the episode {{e|Relics}} gave the name of the shuttle "loaned" to [[Montgomery Scott]] as the ''Christopher'', named for Shaun Geoffrey Christopher; however in the episode, the name ''[[Goddard]]'' was legible on the hull. |
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Revision as of 07:32, 27 March 2015
Earth-Saturn probe mission patch
Colonel Shaun Geoffrey Christopher was a male Human military service member. He was born after 1969 to US Force Captain John Christopher and his wife. Shaun had two older sisters. In the early 21st century, he was the commander of the first successful mission to Saturn. He was accompanied on this mission by the astronauts Fontana and O'Herlihy.
In 1969, the USS Enterprise, which had accidentally traveled back in time from the year 2267, took aboard Shaun's father Captain John Christopher when he attempted to intercept the Enterprise with his F-104 Starfighter. Initially believing that returning Christopher to Earth would be impossible due to the fact that he might inadvertently change history with his new-found knowledge of the future, Lieutenant Commander Spock eventually realized that he had to be returned, or Shaun Geoffrey Christopher would never be born and the Saturn mission would never take place. (TOS: "Tomorrow is Yesterday"; ENT: "First Flight")
Appendices
Background information
According to Star Trek Encyclopedia, Shaun Geoffrey Christopher was named after writer John D.F. Black's three sons: Shaun, Geoffrey, and Christopher. According to Star Trek Chronology, the mission to Saturn took place in 2009. According to the Star Trek Spaceflight Chronology, the mission took place in 2020.
Apocrypha
In the short story "Assignment: One" of Strange New Worlds 8, Gary Seven was assigned to prevent Christopher from boarding one of the airplanes that was involved in the September 11th terrorist attack. Christopher played a minor part in Greg Cox's Eugenics Wars novels, where he was meant to be the pilot of the first DY-100-class sleeper ship initially scheduled to go to Saturn. The novel The Rings of Time detailed the Saturn mission that Christopher commanded in 2020. During the mission, he and Captain Kirk switch bodies due to the effects of an alien probe. Christopher appeaed in the Star Trek: Myriad Universes story "Seeds Of Dissent" in Infinity's Prism as the captain of the SS Botany Bay.
Commander Shaun Christopher was the main character of the Star Trek: Live stage show produced by Mad Science Productions and performed at various locations from 2010–2011, including Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex. The novelization of the episode "Relics" gave the name of the shuttle "loaned" to Montgomery Scott as the Christopher, named for Shaun Geoffrey Christopher; however in the episode, the name Goddard was legible on the hull.