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Commander Zar Tulek First Officer (Season One) A Bajoran/Cardassian hybrid, Zar has found that his looks cause more than a few problems in his rise through the ranks of Starfleet. Will he finally be able to come into his own on Millennium? Or will it be another disappointing posting where his appearance prevents him from achieving his goals? |
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Commander Keira
Kelly First Officer (Season Two) A veteran of the Dominion War, Kelly is used to being in command. Will she be able to put aside both pride and presumption in order to learn from Captain Janeway or will she find herself falling short of the expectations that both she and Starfleet hold for her? |
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Commander Ro Laren Security Chief Third in command on Starfleet's newest and most advanced science vessel, Ro Laren is finally starting to fulfill the potential she had displayed in the past. But will she be content to act as a subordinate to officers who do not have her knowledge or skill? And how will her personal life be impacted by her professional one? |
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Dr. Kate Pulaski Chief Medical Officer Lured out of semi-retirement by a captain she once taught as a cadet, this is Pulaski's final starship mission. She pulls no punches, and has enough seniority to back it up. How she handles having a holographic doctor in her medical staff may make this her biggest challenge yet. |
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Lt. Com. B'Elanna Torres Chief Engineer Ex-Maquis, still fitting into her position on Millennium, B'Elanna must get past her antagonism toward a first officer who appears to be everything she originally left Starfleet to fight. Her relationship with her new spouse continues to be volatile and passionate ... but is that enough to ensure a good marriage? |
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Ensign Tom Paris Wing Commander (Lt.) (Season One) Back up Helmsman (Season Two) After serving as Wing Commander in the first year of Millennium's mission, Tom accepted a demotion in order to remain on the ship after the auxiliary fighters were removed. He may end up regretting that decision. |
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Lt. Com. Kes Ship's Counselor A merge of technology and Ocampa, not knowing how her new physiology will progress, or if her mental abilities will return to their full capacity, Kes faces an uncertain future. |
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Lt. Nog Helmsman Having served on DS9, and with Dominion War experience under his belt, Nog recognizes an opportunity when presented with one. As helmsman on Millennium, he will encounter new people and situations he never would have faced back in the Alpha Quadrant. |
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Lt. T'Shanik
Beta Squad Leader (Season One) Ops Officer (Season Two) A Vulcan with a taste for exploration and adventure, T'Shanik must defy her cultural conventions to pursue her new role on Millennium ... and her family. It is her first chance to be free of their aegis, though whether that shall prove to be good for either her or Millennium remains to be seen. |
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Ensign Elisa Tarn Ops Officer (Season One) Her first posting after graduating Starfleet Academy is a challenging one for the arrogant young woman. Starship duty isn't at all like the Academy, and Tarn will be forced to learn a great many things, not only about her ship, but about herself, if she expects to succeed on Millennium. |
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Ensign Davinus Marcos Gamma Squad Leader (Season One) The attrition rate of fighter pilots is the highest in Starfleet, moreso than security, though Janeway is determined to change that. Will Marcos learn quickly enough to avoid what is a very real threat to his well-being, or will he become just another statistic to those at Starfleet Administration? |
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Dr. Alexis Spencer Xeno-Specialist (Season One) Her first starship posting will grant this officer the chance to encounter species never listed in her Starfleet medical guide. As an authority on alien physiology, Alexis must find her way in her new position, as well as deal with a superior officer that gives new meaning to the word 'crotchety'. |
| THE CIVILIANS | |
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Dr. Lenara Kahn Still haunted by a love she walked away from, the Trill's new role as the civilian liason in the science department offers her the chance to remake her life. She will discover new worlds, new friends, new situations ... will she also find a new love as well? |
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Dr. E.M.H. Lewis Sentient and proud of it, the Doctor nonetheless will find his role on Millennium much different from his past experience on Voyager. A civilian rather than a CMO, a hologram on a ship populated mostly by strangers, the EMH will discover more about being 'alive' than ever before. |