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| − | The '''''Saratoga''{{'}}s captain''' was a [[Human]] female. In [[2286]] her ship was rendered powerless by an [[Whale Probe|unknown alien probe]] attempting to contact the [[humpback whale]]s of [[Earth]]. ({{film|4}}) |
+ | The '''''Saratoga''{{'}}s captain''' was a [[Human]] female. In [[2286]], her ship was rendered powerless by an [[Whale Probe|unknown alien probe]] attempting to contact the [[humpback whale]]s of [[Earth]]. ({{film|4}}) |
{{bginfo|This unnamed officer, played by [[Madge Sinclair]], is the first female Starfleet starship captain portrayed on ''Star Trek'' (despite the quizzical {{TOS|Turnabout Intruder}} reference where [[Janice Lester]] believes female captains are an impossibility). In the [[Pocket Books]] [[novels|novel]] [[Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home (novel)|adaptation]] she is referred to as Captain Alexander, but there is no filmed evidence that this was canonically intended to be her name. Several novels, including ''[[The Star to Every Wandering]]'', establishes her name as Margaret Alexander and ''The Star to Every Wandering'' shows her to have served with Captain [[James T. Kirk|Kirk]] before becoming a captain. She later became married, changing her surname to Sinclair-Alexander and she was promoted to admiral. She was also the officer who recruited Kirk to go on the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-B|-B}} for the christening ceremony.|Although Sinclair's character is the first female captain seen in ''Star Trek'', she is not the first female character to be depicting commanding a starship. In {{e|The Lorelei Signal}}, [[Nyota Uhura|Uhura]] assumed command of the ''[[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701)|Enterprise]]''. The first female character depicted commanding a starship in live-action ''Trek'' was [[Saavik]] in {{film|2}}.|In-universe, the first female captain known is [[Erika Hernandez]], the captain of the {{NX|02}}, though [[T'Pol]] was seen in command of the {{NX|01}} several times as science officer, and made captain in more than one [[alternate timeline]] before ''Columbia'' launched.}} |
{{bginfo|This unnamed officer, played by [[Madge Sinclair]], is the first female Starfleet starship captain portrayed on ''Star Trek'' (despite the quizzical {{TOS|Turnabout Intruder}} reference where [[Janice Lester]] believes female captains are an impossibility). In the [[Pocket Books]] [[novels|novel]] [[Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home (novel)|adaptation]] she is referred to as Captain Alexander, but there is no filmed evidence that this was canonically intended to be her name. Several novels, including ''[[The Star to Every Wandering]]'', establishes her name as Margaret Alexander and ''The Star to Every Wandering'' shows her to have served with Captain [[James T. Kirk|Kirk]] before becoming a captain. She later became married, changing her surname to Sinclair-Alexander and she was promoted to admiral. She was also the officer who recruited Kirk to go on the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-B|-B}} for the christening ceremony.|Although Sinclair's character is the first female captain seen in ''Star Trek'', she is not the first female character to be depicting commanding a starship. In {{e|The Lorelei Signal}}, [[Nyota Uhura|Uhura]] assumed command of the ''[[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701)|Enterprise]]''. The first female character depicted commanding a starship in live-action ''Trek'' was [[Saavik]] in {{film|2}}.|In-universe, the first female captain known is [[Erika Hernandez]], the captain of the {{NX|02}}, though [[T'Pol]] was seen in command of the {{NX|01}} several times as science officer, and made captain in more than one [[alternate timeline]] before ''Columbia'' launched.}} |
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===''Saratoga'' Helm officer=== |
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| + | {{bginfo|The helmsman was played by actor [[Nick Ramus]].|The makeup was sculpted by [[Brian Wade]] and applied by [[Rick Stratton]] and consisted of a forehead piece, and nose piece, lace hair and contact lenses.|The alien bridge officer was identified in production material as an [[Efrosian]]; his makeup design was later reused for the [[Federation President]] in {{film|6}}.}} |
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| − | {{bginfo|The alien bridge officer was identified in production materials as an [[Efrosian]]; his makeup design was reused for the [[Federation President]] in {{film|6}}.|The helmsman was played by [[Nick Ramus]],'' although one line of his dialogue ''(for an unknown reason)'' was dubbed over by [[Leonard Nimoy]]. The line was ''"Here it comes now!"'' {{incite}}}} |
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Revision as of 19:13, 24 September 2014
The following officers served aboard USS Saratoga (NCC-1887) in 2286:
Unnamed personnel
Saratoga Captain at Memory Beta, the wiki for licensed Star Trek works
Saratoga captain (2286)
The Saratoga's captain was a Human female. In 2286, her ship was rendered powerless by an unknown alien probe attempting to contact the humpback whales of Earth. (Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home)
This unnamed officer, played by Madge Sinclair, is the first female Starfleet starship captain portrayed on Star Trek (despite the quizzical TOS: "Turnabout Intruder" reference where Janice Lester believes female captains are an impossibility). In the Pocket Books novel adaptation she is referred to as Captain Alexander, but there is no filmed evidence that this was canonically intended to be her name. Several novels, including The Star to Every Wandering, establishes her name as Margaret Alexander and The Star to Every Wandering shows her to have served with Captain Kirk before becoming a captain. She later became married, changing her surname to Sinclair-Alexander and she was promoted to admiral. She was also the officer who recruited Kirk to go on the USS Enterprise-B for the christening ceremony.
Although Sinclair's character is the first female captain seen in Star Trek, she is not the first female character to be depicting commanding a starship. In "The Lorelei Signal", Uhura assumed command of the Enterprise. The first female character depicted commanding a starship in live-action Trek was Saavik in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan.
In-universe, the first female captain known is Erika Hernandez, the captain of the Columbia NX-02, though T'Pol was seen in command of the Enterprise NX-01 several times as science officer, and made captain in more than one alternate timeline before Columbia launched.
Saratoga Science officer
Saratoga science officer (2286)
The science officer was played by Mike Brislane.
Saratoga Helm officer
Saratoga helmsman (2286)
The helmsman was played by actor Nick Ramus.
The makeup was sculpted by Brian Wade and applied by Rick Stratton and consisted of a forehead piece, and nose piece, lace hair and contact lenses.
The alien bridge officer was identified in production material as an Efrosian; his makeup design was later reused for the Federation President in Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country.