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|born = [[Stardate]] 22991.6,<br/>[[Altair IV]]
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|father = [[Dennis Wallace]]
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|mother = [[Laurel Wallace]]
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|actor = [[Guy Vardaman]] (uncredited)
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[[Lieutenant]] '''Darien Wallace''' was a [[Starfleet]] crewmember who served aboard the [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D)|USS ''Enterprise''-D]], [[serial number]] TF-284-100.
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[[Lieutenant]] '''Darien Wallace''' was a [[Starfleet]] crewmember who served aboard the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}} from [[2364]] to [[2371]].
   
Born on [[Altair IV]] ([[medicine|med]] file MM-378-5), he was the son of [[Dennis Wallace|Dennis]] and [[Laurel Wallace]]. He was born in the mid-[[24th century]]; his birthdate is [[stardate]] 48991.3. ([[TNG]]: "[[Eye of the Beholder]]")
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He was the son of [[Dennis Wallace|Dennis]] and [[Laurel Wallace]]. According to [[medical file]] MM-378-5, Wallace was born on [[Altair IV]] on [[stardate]] 22991.6. ({{TNG|Eye of the Beholder}})
   
==Service history==
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== Service history ==
Wallace graduated [[Starfleet Academy (Beta Ursae Minor II)|Starfleet Academy]] at [[Beta Ursae Minor II]]. He served aboard many ships in his career including the [[USS Baton Rouge|USS ''Baton Rouge'']] on stardate 47210.4, the [[USS Seaquest|USS ''Seaquest'']] on stardate 47320.0, and the [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D)|USS ''Enterprise'']] on stardate 47400.0. He served on the ''Enterprise'' from [[2364]] to [[2371]] and held the classification of [[specialist]] 3 in [[life support]] systems.
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Wallace graduated {{dis|Starfleet Academy|Beta Ursae Minor II}} at [[Beta Ursae Minor II]]. By 2371, he had been assigned to three [[starship]]s in his career. These were the {{USS|Baton Rouge}} on stardate 41987.6, the {{USS|Seaquest}} on stardate 42983.6, and the USS ''Enterprise'' on stardate 43922.6. In [[2370]], he held the classification of [[specialist]] (grade 3) in [[life support system]]s.
   
Wallace had many achievements throughout his career. On stardate 47100, he was awarded the [[J. Bruce Award]] for [[bioengineering]]. On stardate 47102, he was awarded the [[Extended Tour Ribbon]] and the [[Campbell Award]] for [[biology|life sciences]]. He was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant on stardate 46220.8. ([[TNG]]: "[[Eye of the Beholder]]")
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Wallace had many achievements throughout his career. On stardate 45392.6, he was awarded the [[J. Bruce Award]] for [[bioengineering]]. On stardate 44083.6, he was awarded the [[Campbell Award]] for [[biology|life sciences]]. On stardate 43147.6, he was awarded the [[Extended Tour Ribbon]]. He was promoted to the rank of lieutenant on stardate 42922.6. He had an average efficiency/coind rating of 8.7.
   
In the early [[2360s]], Wallace served at [[Utopia Planitia Shipyards]] in the [[Sol system]]. He was the team leader for [[primary hull]] forward life support control and emergency systems installation for the [[starship]] ''Enterprise''-D. He also was assistant parts scheduler of the primary and secondary [[life support]] systems linkage system. ([[TNG]]: "[[Eye of the Beholder]]")
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In the early [[2360s]], Wallace served at [[Utopia Planitia Shipyards]] in the [[Sol system]]. He was the [[team leader]] for [[primary hull]] forward [[life support control and emergency system]]s installation for the [[starship]] ''Enterprise''-D. He was also [[assistant parts scheduler]] of the primary and secondary life support systems [[linkage system]]. ({{TNG|Eye of the Beholder}})
   
===2364===
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=== 2364 ===
[[Image:Wallace and Argyle.jpg|thumb|Crewman Wallace assisting Chief engineer Argyle.]]
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[[File:Wallace and Argyle.jpg|thumb|Crewman Wallace assisting Chief Engineer Argyle]]
[[Crewman]] Wallace was present in the ''Enterprise''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s [[shuttlebay]] when [[Captain]] [[Jean-Luc Picard]] boarded the starship for the very first time in 2364, shortly before the mission to [[Deneb IV]]. ([[TNG]]: "[[All Good Things...]]")
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[[Crewman]] Wallace was present in the ''Enterprise''{{'}}s [[shuttlebay]] when [[Captain]] [[Jean-Luc Picard]] boarded the starship for the very first time in 2364, shortly before the mission to [[Deneb IV]]. ({{TNG|All Good Things...}})
   
:''Guy Vardaman wore a red uniform in this episode, as his gold uniform from Seasons 1-3 had already been altered to be worn by somebody else. The red spandex uniform he wore in "The hunted" could still be located, so Wallace is seen in command red in this episode.''
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{{bginfo|Guy Vardaman wore a red uniform in this episode, as his gold uniform from Seasons 1-3 had already been altered to be worn by somebody else. The red spandex uniform he wore in "The Hunted" could still be located, so Wallace is seen in command red in this episode.}}
   
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Later that year, Wallace was on duty on the [[bridge]] around the time when the ''Enterprise'' was in orbit of [[Mordan IV]]. He passed [[Rear Admiral]] [[Mark Jameson]] who left the [[Observation lounge]] and later was on duty on the bridge when the Admiral died on the planet. ({{TNG|Too Short A Season}})
He helped to re-assemble [[Lore]] after the [[android]]'s dismembered body was found on [[Omicron Theta]]. ([[TNG]]: "[[Datalore]]")
 
   
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The same year, Wallace assisted [[chief engineer]] [[Argyle]] in re-assembling [[Lore]] after the [[android]]'s dismembered body was found on [[Omicron Theta]]. ({{TNG|Datalore}})
Wallace was treated in an overcrowded [[sickbay]] for a [[virus]] from [[Quazulu VIII]] that most of the crew had contracted while in orbit of [[Angel I]]. ([[TNG]]: "[[Angel One]]")
 
   
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Wallace was treated in an overcrowded [[sickbay]] for a [[virus]] from [[Quazulu VIII]] that most of the crew had contracted while in [[orbit]] of [[Angel I]]. ({{TNG|Angel One}})
He roamed the corridors of the ship when the USS ''Enterprise''-D was docked at [[Starbase 74]], shortly before everyone had to abandon the ship because of a faked [[warp core breach]] simulated by the [[Bynar]]s. A little later, he was seen in an office on [[Starbase 74]], when it was discussed what to do about the hijacking of the ''Enterprise''. ([[TNG]]: "[[11001001]]")
 
   
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He roamed the corridors of the ship when the USS ''Enterprise''-D was docked at [[Starbase 74]], shortly before everyone had to abandon the ship because of a faked [[warp core breach]] simulated by the [[Bynar]]s. A little later, he was seen in an office on [[Starbase 74]], when it was discussed what to do about the hijacking of the ''Enterprise''-D. ({{TNG|11001001}})
Wallace was on duty on the [[bridge]] around the time when the ''Enterprise'' was in orbit of [[Mordan IV]] and [[Rear Admiral]] [[Mark Jameson]] died on the planet. ([[TNG]]: "[[Too Short a Season]]")
 
   
He was standing in a corridor, talking to another crewmember when [[Mason]] was abducted by the [[Aldean]]s. ([[TNG]]: "[[When the Bough Breaks]]")
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Later that year, he was standing in a corridor and talking to another crewmember when [[Mason]] was abducted by the [[Aldean]]s. ({{TNG|When The Bough Breaks}})
   
He passed the [[transporter room]] doors when [[Admiral]] [[Gregory Quinn]] and [[Lieutenant Commander]] [[Dexter Remmick]] beamed aboard the ship for the first time. A short time later, he was working on the [[warp core]] in [[main engineering]] while the ''Enterprise'' was still in orbit around [[Relva VII]]. Later, he was passing Captain Picard wearing his [[dress uniform]] in a corridor. ([[TNG]]: "[[Coming of Age]]")
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He passed the [[transporter room]] doors when [[Admiral]] [[Gregory Quinn]] and [[Lieutenant Commander]] [[Dexter Remmick]] beamed aboard the ship for the first time. A short time later, he was working on the [[warp core]] in [[main engineering]] while the ''Enterprise'' was still in orbit around [[Relva VII]]. Later, he was passing Captain Picard wearing his [[dress uniform]] in a corridor. ({{TNG|Coming of Age}})
   
Wallace was part of a security detachment that was sent to apprehend the [[Klingon]]s [[Korris]] and [[Konmel]] who had escaped from the [[brig]]. He picked up a fellow [[security officer]]'s [[type-2 phaser]], after he had been killed by Korris. ([[TNG]]: "[[Heart of Glory]]")
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Wallace was part of a security detachment sent to apprehend the [[Klingon]]s [[Korris]] and [[Konmel]], who had escaped from the [[brig]]. He picked up the [[type 2 phaser]] of a fellow [[security officer]] who had been [[death|killed]] by Korris. ({{TNG|Heart of Glory}})
   
Wallace was on duty on the bridge when the ship received a distress signal from [[Ben Prieto]] and [[Deanna Troi]] who were crashlanded with a [[shuttlecraft]] on [[Vagra II]]. ([[TNG]]: "[[Skin of Evil]]")
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Wallace was on duty on the bridge when the ship received a distress signal from [[Ben Prieto]] and [[Deanna Troi]], who had crash-landed aboard a [[shuttlecraft]] on [[Vagra II]]. ({{TNG|Skin Of Evil}})
   
When the ''Enterprise'' was in orbit of [[Vandor IV]], Wallace was walking along a corridor, talking to an unnamed science officer and nearly bumping into [[Data]]. ([[TNG]]: "[[We'll Always Have Paris]]")
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When the ''Enterprise''-D was in orbit of [[Vandor IV]], Wallace was walking along a corridor, talking to a [[USS Enterprise-D sci cmd 001|science officer]] and nearly bumping into [[Lieutenant Commander]] [[Data]]. ({{TNG|We'll Always Have Paris}})
   
He was walking behind a [[command division]] crewmember, working on a [[PADD]] and was passed by [[Ralph Offenhouse]] who was making his way to the [[bridge]] in late [[2364]]. ([[TNG]]: "[[The Neutral Zone]]")
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Late that year, Wallace was walking behind a [[command division]] crewmember while working on a [[PADD]] and was passed by [[Ralph Offenhouse]], who was making his way to the bridge. ({{TNG|The Neutral Zone}})
   
===2365===
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=== 2365 ===
[[Image:Wallace repairing transporter.jpg|thumb|Wallace working on a malfunctioning transporter circuit.]]
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[[File:Wallace repairing transporter.jpg|thumb|Wallace working on a malfunctioning transporter circuit]]
   
Darien Wallace just left [[Ten Forward]] when [[Captain]] [[Jean Luc Picard]] met [[Doctor]] [[Katherine Pulaski]] for the first time in in the bar in [[2365]]. ([[TNG]]: "[[The Child]]")
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Darien Wallace had just left [[Ten Forward]] when [[Captain]] [[Jean-Luc Picard]] met [[Doctor]] [[Katherine Pulaski]] for the first time in the bar in [[2365]]. ({{TNG|The Child}})
:''He was the first person to ever be seen in the bar.''
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{{bginfo|He was the first person to ever be seen in the bar.}}
   
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Wallace served on the bridge when Captain Picard told Counselor Troi about his doubts letting Commander Riker join Worf's [[Klingon calisthenics program]]. ({{TNG|Where Silence Has Lease}})
He was working in main engineering when the ship was temporarily taken over by the [[holographic]] character [[Professor]] [[James Moriarty]]. ([[TNG]]: "[[Elementary, Dear Data]]")
 
   
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He was working in main engineering when the ship was temporarily taken over by the [[holographic character]] [[Professor]] {{dis|James Moriarty|hologram}}. ({{TNG|Elementary, Dear Data}})
When the crew encountered [[Thadiun Okona]] in his his ship ''[[Erstwhile]]'' at the beginning of the year [[2365]], Wallace was on duty on the bridge, manning one of the aft stations. ([[TNG]]: "[[The Outrageous Okona]]")
 
   
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When the crew encountered [[Thadiun Okona]] and his ship, the ''[[Erstwhile]]'', near the beginning of the year, Wallace was on duty on the bridge, manning one of the aft stations. ({{TNG|The Outrageous Okona}})
He was also manning an aft console on the bridge when [[mediator]] [[Riva]] first made contact with the warring [[Solari]] factions of [[Solais V]]. ([[TNG]]: "[[Loud as a Whisper]]")
 
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{{bginfo|This was the first time Wallace manned the ops station.}}
   
Wallace was manning the [[operations manager|ops]] station in early [[2365]] and was relieved by [[Data]], who at that time was possessed by [[Doctor]] [[Ira Graves]]. He later manned his usual bridge aft console. ([[TNG]]: "[[The Schizoid Man]]")
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Wallace was manning the [[operations officer|ops]] station in early 2365 and was relieved by Data, who at that time was possessed by [[Doctor]] [[Ira Graves]]. He later manned his bridge aft console. ({{TNG|The Schizoid Man}})
   
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He was also manning an aft console on the bridge when [[mediator]] [[Riva]] first made contact with the warring [[Solari]] factions of [[Solais V]]. ({{TNG|Loud As A Whisper}})
:''This was the first time Wallace manned the ops station.''
 
   
He was on duty on the ''Enterprise''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s bridge when [[Kargan]], the captain of the [[Klingon Bird-of-Prey]] [[IKS Pagh|IKS ''Pagh'']], was [[transporter|transported]] there. ([[TNG]]: "[[A Matter of Honor]]")
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He was on duty on the bridge when [[Kargan]], the captain of the [[Klingon Bird-of-Prey]] {{IKS|Pagh}}, was [[transporter|transported]] aboard the ''Enterprise''-D. ({{TNG|A Matter Of Honor}})
   
Wallace was working together with [[Geordi La Forge]] and [[Wesley Crusher]] in main engineering, when the ''Enterprise'' was transporting sovereign-to-be [[Salia]] from [[Klavdia III]] to [[Daled IV]]. ([[TNG]]: "[[The Dauphin]]")
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Wallace was working together with [[Geordi La Forge]] and [[Wesley Crusher]] in main engineering, when the ''Enterprise''-D was transporting sovereign-to-be [[Salia]] from [[Klavdia III]] to [[Daled IV]]. ({{TNG|The Dauphin}})
   
When the ''Enterprise'' was affected by an [[Iconian software transmission]], which caused several malfunctions aboard the ship, Wallace helped [[Chief]] [[Miles O'Brien|O'Brien]] keep the [[transporter]] working properly. ([[TNG]]: "[[Contagion]]")
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When the ''Enterprise''-D was affected by an [[Iconian software transmission]], which caused several malfunctions aboard the ship, Wallace helped [[Chief]] [[Miles O'Brien|O'Brien]] keep the transporter working properly. ({{TNG|Contagion}})
   
[[Crewman]] Wallace was on duty in the shuttlebay when the [[shuttlepod]] ''[[El-Baz]]'', carrying a Captain Picard from the future, was [[tractor beam|tractored]] into the hangar. ([[TNG]]: "[[Time Squared]]")
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Crewman Wallace was on duty in the shuttlebay when the [[shuttlepod]] ''[[El-Baz]]'', carrying a Captain Picard from the future, was [[tractor beam|tractored]] into the hangar. ({{TNG|Time Squared}})
   
:''He is referenced as "n.d. crewmember" in the script of this episode.''
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{{bginfo|He is referenced as "n.d. crewmember" in the script of this episode.}}
   
Wallace was working in main engineering and later helped [[Wesley Crusher]] with maintenance work in [[main engineering]] when the ''Enterprise'' was in orbit of [[Starbase Montgomery]]. ([[TNG]]: "[[The Icarus Factor]]")
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Wallace was working in main engineering, where he later helped Wesley Crusher with maintenance work when the ''Enterprise''-D was in orbit of [[Starbase Montgomery]]. ({{TNG|The Icarus Factor}})
   
He was walking along a corridor aboard the ship, carrying a [[PADD]] and had a short chat with [[Ensign]] [[Bennett (Ensign)|Bennett]] when the ''Enterprise'' was investigating the [[Selcundi Drema sector]]. A short while later, he passed a very nervous Wesley Crusher in front of the [[science laboratory|geology laboratory]] on deck 10 and gave him an encouraging nod. ([[TNG]]: "[[Pen Pals]]")
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He was walking along a corridor aboard the ship, carrying a PADD, and had a short chat with [[Ensign]] {{dis|Bennett|Ensign}} when the ''Enterprise''-D was investigating the [[Selcundi Drema sector]]. A short while later, he passed a very nervous Wesley Crusher in front of the [[science laboratory|geology laboratory]] on [[deck]] 10 and gave him an encouraging nod. ({{TNG|Pen Pals}})
   
After the ''Enterprise'' encountered the [[Borg]] for the first time, Wallace manned the ops station while the bridge crew held a conference in the [[Observation Lounge]] and when an [[away team]] beamed to the [[Borg cube]]. ([[TNG]]: "[[Q Who?]]")
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After the ''Enterprise''-D encountered the [[Borg]] for the first time, Wallace manned the ops station while the bridge crew held a conference in the [[Observation Lounge]]. He continued manning the post when an [[away team]] beamed to the [[Borg cube]] and later manned an aft station on the bridge. ({{TNG|Q Who}})
   
He was one of the crew members watching [[Commander]] [[William T. Riker|Riker]] play [[strategema]] against the [[Zakdorn]] [[Sirna Kolrami]] in late 2365. ([[TNG]]: "[[Peak Performance]]")
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He was one of the crew members watching [[Commander]] [[William T. Riker|Riker]] play [[strategema]] against the [[Zakdorn]] [[Sirna Kolrami]] in late 2365. ({{TNG|Peak Performance}})
   
===2366===
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=== 2366 ===
[[Image:Wallace and Data.jpg|thumb|[[Ensign]] Wallace (conn) and [[Lieutenant Commander]] [[Data]] (ops).]]
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[[File:Wallace and Data.jpg|thumb|[[Ensign]] Wallace (conn) and [[Lieutenant Commander]] [[Data]] (ops)]]
When the ''Enterprise'' experienced troubles due to [[nanite]]s in the [[Kavis Alpha sector]], Wallace received minor injuries and was subsequently treated in [[sickbay]] by [[Diana Giddings]], he had to lie down for a moment, though ([[TNG]]: "[[Evolution (episode)|Evolution]]")
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When the ''Enterprise''-D experienced troubles due to [[nanite]]s in the [[Kavis Alpha sector]], Wallace received minor injuries and was subsequently treated in [[sickbay]] by [[Diana Giddings]]. He had to lie down for a moment, though. ({{TNG|Evolution}})
   
He was promoted to [[ensign]] in early [[2366]]. ([[TNG]]: "[[Booby Trap]]")
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He was promoted to [[ensign]] in early 2366. Shortly thereafter, he was doing some work on a PADD in a corridor when the ship had just discovered the [[Promellian battle cruiser]] ''[[Cleponji]]''. ({{TNG|Booby Trap}})
   
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Wallace was having a drink in [[Ten Forward]] when the ''Enterprise''-D received orders to proceed to [[Starbase 343]] to take on [[medicine|medical]] supplies for the [[Alpha Leonis system]]. ({{TNG|The Vengeance Factor}})
He was doing some work on a [[PADD]] in a corridor when the ship had just discovered the [[Promellian battlecruiser]] ''[[Cleponji]]''. ([[TNG]]: "[[Booby Trap]]")
 
   
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He briefly switched to the [[command division]] in mid-[[2366]] and manned the [[conn]] station when the [[Angosian]] prisoner [[Roga Danar]] escaped the [[brig]] aboard the ''Enterprise''-D. Wallace then worked at an aft console of the bridge a short time later. ({{TNG|The Hunted}})
Wallace was having a drink in [[Ten Forward]] when the ''Enterprise'' received orders to proceed to [[Starbase 343]] to take on medical supplies for the [[Alpha Leonis system]]. ([[TNG]]: "[[The Vengeance Factor]]")
 
   
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{{bginfo|This was the first time Wallace manned the conn.}}
He switched to the [[command division]] in mid-[[2366]] and manned the [[conn]] station when the [[Angosian]] prisoner [[Roga Danar]] escaped the [[brig]] aboard the Enterprise-D and later worked at an aft concole of the bridge. ([[TNG]]: "[[The Hunted]]")
 
   
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Wallace was back in a security [[uniform]] a short time later and was ordered by Captain Picard to escort [[Q]] out of sickbay while [[Data]] was treated there. ({{TNG|Deja Q}})
:''This was the first time Wallace manned the conn.''
 
   
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He was enjoying a drink with Ensigns Bennett and [[Youngblood]] in Ten Forward when Commander Riker met Data's daughter, [[Lal]], for the first time. He was rather amused when Lal suddenly kissed Commander Riker. ({{TNG|The Offspring}})
Wallace was back in a security uniform a short time later and was ordered by Captain Picard to escort [[Q]] out of sickbay while [[Data]] was treated there. ([[TNG]]: "[[Deja Q]]")
 
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[[File:Wallace, Youngblood, Bennett.jpg|thumb|Ensigns Wallace, Youngblood and Bennett]]
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He had a drink with a female operations officer and later played a game of [[three-dimensional chess]] against the [[computer]] in Ten Forward when the ''Enterprise''-D took aboard [[Worf]]'s brother [[Kurn]]. ({{TNG|Sins of The Father}})
   
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Shortly after [[Tam Elbrun]] came aboard to help make [[first contact]] with [[Gomtuu]], Wallace was seen walking along a corridor. ({{TNG|Tin Man}}) Later on, Wallace was standing guard at the brig when [[Kivas Fajo]] was being held there. ({{TNG|The Most Toys}})
He was enjoying a drink with [[Ensign]] [[Bennett (Ensign)|Bennett]] in [[Ten Forward]] when [[Commander]] [[William T. Riker]] met [[Data]]'s daughter [[Lal]] there for the first time and was rather amused when Lal kissed Commander Riker. ([[TNG]]: "[[The Offspring]]")
 
   
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He attended the [[Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart|Mozart]] recital held in honor of the visiting [[ambassador]] [[Sarek]]. ({{TNG|Sarek}})
He had a drink with a female operations officer and later played a game of [[three dimensional chess]] against the [[computer]] in Ten Forward when the ''Enterprise'' took aboard [[Worf]]'s brother [[Kurn]]. ([[TNG]]: "[[Sins of the Father]]")
 
   
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Later that year, Wallace was seen walking in a corridor close to [[Lwaxana Troi]]'s guest [[quarters]] when the ''Enterprise'' was in orbit of [[Betazed]]. ({{TNG|Ménage à Troi}})
Shortly after [[Tam Elbrun]] came aboard, to help making [[first contact]] with [[Gomtuu]], Wallace was seen walking along a corridor. ([[TNG]]: "[[Tin Man]]")
 
   
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He was talking to a fellow [[Enterprise-D command crewman 003|crewmember]] in Ten Forward and later enjoyed a blue drink in the bar, chatting with a female crewmember shortly after the [[Zalkonian]] known as [[John Doe]] was able to leave sickbay for the first time. ({{TNG|Transfigurations}})
Wallace was standing guard at the [[brig]] when [[Kivas Fajo]] was arrested there in late [[2366]]. ([[TNG]]: "[[The Most Toys]]")
 
   
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=== 2367 ===
He attended the [[Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart|Mozart]] recital held in honor of visiting [[ambassador]] [[Sarek]]. ([[TNG]]: "[[Sarek (episode)|Sarek]]")
 
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[[File:Darien Wallace 2367.jpg|thumb|Darien Wallace in [[2367]]]]
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Wallace walked past Commander Riker on his way to the transporter room to welcome the away team from the [[Borg cube]]. ({{TNG|The Best of Both Worlds, Part II}})
   
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Early in [[2367]], Wallace was recovering in sickbay after the ship had been violently shaken when trying to break free from the influence of [[two-dimensional being]]s. ({{TNG|The Loss}})
Wallace was seen walking in a corridor close to [[Lwaxana Troi]]'s guest [[quarters]] when the Enterprise was in orbit of [[Betazed]] that same year. ([[TNG]]: "[[Ménage à Troi]]")
 
   
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He attended the preparations for the [[Miles O'Brien|O'Brien]] [[wedding]] in [[Ten Forward]] early that year, wearing a grey civilian suit. ({{TNG|Data's Day}})
He was talking to a fellow [[Unnamed USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D) personnel#Command division#Crewmember|crewmember]] in [[Ten Forward]] and later enjoyed a blue drink in the bar, chatting with a female crewmember shortly after the [[Zalkonian]] known as [[John Doe]] was able to leave [[sickbay]] for the first time. ([[TNG]]: "[[Transfigurations]]")
 
   
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{{bginfo|According to Guy Vardaman, Wallace also attended the actual wedding but was not seen on screen.}}
===2367===
 
[[Image:Darien Wallace 2367.jpg|thumb|Darien Wallace in [[2367]]]]
 
Wallace was recovering in sickbay after the ship had been violently shaken when trying to break free from the influence of [[two-dimensional lifeform]]s. ([[TNG]]: "[[The Loss]]")
 
   
In early [[2367]], [[Ensign]] Wallace switched to the [[command division]] again and was at the conn of the ''Enterprise'' when the ship hunted the rogue starship [[USS Phoenix|USS ''Phoenix'']], commanded by [[Captain]] [[Benjamin Maxwell]] and was aided by the [[Cardassian]] [[Galor class]] ship ''[[Trager]]''. ([[TNG]]: "[[The Wounded]]")
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Later that year, Ensign Wallace again switched to the command division and assumed duty at the conn of the ''Enterprise''-D when the ship, aided by the [[Cardassian]] {{class|Galor}} ship ''[[Trager]]'', hunted the rogue starship {{USS|Phoenix}}, commanded by [[Captain]] [[Benjamin Maxwell]]. ({{TNG|The Wounded}})
   
:''Wallace say "Aye, Sir", offscreen in one scene, the line was not spoken by Guy Vardaman, however, but later dubbed in by somebody else.''
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{{bginfo|Wallace says ''"Aye, Sir"'' off screen in one scene; the line was not spoken by Guy Vardaman, however, but later dubbed in [[Unknown actor|by somebody else]].}}
   
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He was treated in sickbay by [[Nurse]] [[Alyssa Ogawa]] after the ''Enterprise''-D crew first encountered the [[Paxan]]s and lost a whole day. ({{TNG|Clues}})
He was on duty (and back in a yellow uniform) when [[Susanna Leijten]] broke down in [[main engineering]] due to an infection by an alien lifeform native to [[Tarchannen III]]. ([[TNG]]: "[[Identity Crisis]]")
 
   
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Wallace was on duty in engineering, when the [[Spaceborne species|spaceborne lifeform]] named "{{dis|Junior|spaceborne lifeform}}" was attached to the ''Enterprise''-D hull. ({{TNG|Galaxy's Child}})
He walked past the main sickbay entrance when [[Reginald Barclay]] was treated in the facility, shortly after he had been hit by an energy pulse from the [[Cytherian probe]]. ([[TNG]]: "[[The Nth Degree]]")
 
   
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He was on duty (and back in an operations uniform) when [[Susanna Leijten]] broke down in main engineering due to an infection by an alien [[lifeform]] native to [[Tarchannen III]]. ({{TNG|Identity Crisis}})
When a symposium of the [[Federation Archaeology Council]] was held onboard the ''Enterprise-D'' in [[2367]] and [[Doctor]] [[Beverly Crusher]] gave the [[archaeologist]] [[Vash]] a tour of the ship, Wallace and a female crewmember walked past the [[Ten Forward]] doors. ([[TNG]]: "[[Qpid]]")
 
   
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He walked past the main sickbay entrance while [[Reginald Barclay]] was treated in the facility, shortly after Barclay had been hit by an [[energy]] pulse from the [[Cytherian probe]]. ({{TNG|The Nth Degree}})
Wallace was passing through main engineering when [[Admiral]] [[Norah Satie]] came aboard the ship and expected the damage to the [[dilithium chamber hatch]]. ([[TNG]]: "[[The Drumhead]]")
 
   
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When a symposium of the [[Federation Archaeology Council]] was held on board the ''Enterprise''-D in 2367 and [[Doctor]] [[Beverly Crusher]] gave the [[archaeologist]] [[Vash]] a tour of the ship, Wallace and a female crewmember walked past the Ten Forward doors. ({{TNG|Qpid}})
He was working in engineering when [[Doctor]] [[Timicin]] was trying to find a way to reignite the [[Kaelon sun]] there. ([[TNG]]: "[[Half a Life]]")
 
   
Wallace was working in main engineering after [[Geordi La Forge]] returned from his trip to [[Risa]], La Forge was very pleased with the work the engineers had done in his absence. ([[TNG]]: "[[The Mind's Eye]]")
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Wallace was passing through main engineering when [[Admiral]] [[Norah Satie]] came aboard the ship and inspected the damage to the [[dilithium chamber hatch]]. ({{TNG|The Drumhead}})
   
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He was working in engineering when [[Doctor]] [[Timicin]] was trying to find a way to reignite the [[Kaelon sun]] there. ({{TNG|Half a Life}})
He was manning the ops station and later played a game of three-dimensional chess in [[Ten Forward]] when the ''Enterprise'' was in orbit of [[Peliar Zel II]]. ([[TNG]]: "[[The Host]]")
 
   
He was in attendance of a concert of [[European classical music|classical music]] in Ten Forward in late [[2367]] sitting at a table very close to the musicians, Data, [[Jenna D'Sora]] and [[Keiko O'Brien]] amongst them. ([[TNG]]: "[[In Theory]]")
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He played a game of three dimensional chess in Ten Forward along with a [[USS Enterprise-D engineer 020|female crewmember]] when the ''Enterprise''-D was in orbit of [[Peliar Zel II]]. ({{TNG|The Host}})
   
Wallace was one of the officers waiting outside the [[transporter]] room to say farewell to [[Worf]] when he went to fight in the [[Klingon Civil War]] in [[2367]]. ([[TNG]]: "[[Redemption, Part I]]")
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Wallace was working in main engineering after Geordi La Forge returned from his trip to [[Risa]]. La Forge was very pleased with the work the engineers had done in his absence. ({{TNG|The Mind's Eye}})
   
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Later, he was in attendance of a concert of [[European classical music|classical music]] in Ten Forward, sitting at a table very close to the musicians &ndash; Data, [[Jenna D'Sora]] and [[Keiko O'Brien]] amongst them. ({{TNG|In Theory}})
===2368===
 
[[Image:Darien Wallace.jpg|thumb|Darien Wallace in [[2368]].]]
 
   
Wallace, in a grey civilian suit, sat down in [[Ten Forward]] for a drink, together with a fellow crewmember from the [[sciences division]], shortly after [[Ensign]] [[Ro Laren]] came aboard the ''Enterprise'' in early [[2368]]. ([[TNG]]: "[[Ensign Ro]]")
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Wallace was one of the officers waiting outside of the transporter room to say farewell to [[Worf]] when he left the ''Enterprise''-D to fight in the [[Klingon Civil War]]. ({{TNG|Redemption}})
   
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=== 2368 ===
He was on duty in main engineering when the USS Enterprise was in orbit of [[Melona IV]] shortly after the whole [[planet]] had been ravaged by the [[Crystalline Entity]] ([[TNG]]: "[[Silicon Avatar]]")
 
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[[File:Darien Wallace.jpg|thumb|Darien Wallace in 2368]]
   
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Early in [[2368]], Wallace, in a grey civilian suit, sat down in Ten Forward for a drink along with a fellow crewmember from the [[sciences division]], shortly after [[Ensign]] [[Ro Laren]] came aboard the ''Enterprise''-D. ({{TNG|Ensign Ro}})
Wallace was also on duty in engineering a short time later when the crew was under the influence of the [[Ktarian game]], he greeted [[Wesley Crusher]] in a corridor when the latter returned to the Enterprise during that time. A short time later, he was also addicted to the game, walking through a corridor on deck 36, grinning widely. ([[TNG]]: "[[The Game]]")
 
   
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He was on duty in main engineering when the USS ''Enterprise''-D was in orbit of [[Melona IV]] shortly after the whole planet had been ravaged by the [[Crystalline Entity]]. ({{TNG|Silicon Avatar}}) He was also on duty in engineering when the crew was under the influence of the [[Ktarian game]]. He greeted Wesley Crusher in a corridor when the latter returned to the ''Enterprise''-D during that time. A short time later, Wallace was also addicted to the game, walking through a corridor on deck 36 and grinning widely. ({{TNG|The Game}})
:''Both officers don't speak a word when seeing each other, but nod instead. In the German dubbing of the episode, however, Wallace gets to say "Hallo Wesley".''
 
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{{bginfo|Neither Wallace or Crusher speak a word when seeing each other, but nod instead. In the German dubbing of the episode, however, Wallace gets to say ''"Hallo, Wesley"''.}}
   
When [[Helena Rozhenko]], together with [[Worf]]'s son [[Alexander Rozhenko]], visited the ship in 2368, she and her son had a drink in Ten Forward. At the same time, Darien Wallace, in civilian clothing, also had a drink at the bar. ([[TNG]]: "[[New Ground]]")
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When [[Helena Rozhenko]] visited the ship later that year, she had a drink with her adopted son, Worf, in Ten Forward to discuss [[Alexander Rozhenko]], whom she had brought aboard to live with Worf. At the same time, Darien Wallace, in civilian clothing, was also having a drink at the bar. ({{TNG|New Ground}})
   
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Wallace was one of the ''Enterprise''-D crewmembers who beamed down to [[Moab IV]] in order to help fortify the structure of the [[Genome colony]] on that planet so that it could withstand the effects of a [[stellar core fragment]]. ({{TNG|The Masterpiece Society}}) Later, he was one of the crewmembers held captive in Ten Forward by [[Ux-Mal]] terrorists while the ''Enterprise''-D was in orbit of [[Mab-Bu VI]]. He was sitting, in his casual grey suit, next to [[Diana Giddings]] and [[Keiko O'Brien]], the latter of whom was holding [[Molly O'Brien|Molly]]. After the first failed attempt to free the hostages, Wallace and two other Starfleet officers discussed their situation with [[Captain]] [[Jean-Luc Picard|Picard]] and [[Lieutenant]] [[Worf]]. ({{TNG|Power Play}})
Wallace passed [[Timothy (Vico)|Timothy]]'s guest [[quarters]] when Counselor Troi invited the boy for a walk around the ship. ([[TNG]]: "[[Hero Worship]]")
 
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[[File:Worf Wallace Picard.jpg|thumb|Worf, Wallace and Picard taken hostage by Ux-Mal terrorists]]
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Later that year, Wallace worked with the crew of a [[Romulan science ship]] to repair the [[Romulan]] ship. As the ''Enterprise''-D was experiencing troubles with its transporter system, Wallace, together with Data and another engineer, had to transfer to the Romulan vessel by means of a [[shuttle]]. Wallace later helped a Romulan carry a large piece of [[Federation]] equipment that had been provided by the ''Enterprise''-D so the Romulan vessel could be made spaceworthy again. ({{TNG|The Next Phase}})
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{{bginfo|In this episode, he uttered his only word in the whole series and was seen doing so &ndash; ''"Good"''. This line was in fact spoken by Guy Vardaman, unlike the previous ''"Aye, Sir!"''.}}
   
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=== 2369 ===
He was one of the engineers that had to evacuate main engineering during an accident that ultimately cost the life of Ensign [[Keller]] as she didn't make it behind the [[isolation door]] in time. In 2368, Riker was forced by the [[Ullian]] telepath [[Jev]] to relive the memory of that accident . ([[TNG]]: "[[Violations]]")
 
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He passed Deanna Troi and [[Samuel Clemens]] in a corridor in early [[2369]]. Both had just returned from [[1893]]'s [[San Francisco]] and Clemens was just telling the [[Counselor]] about his disappointment as there were no [[cigar]]s stocked on the ''Enterprise''-D. ({{TNG|Time's Arrow, Part II}})
   
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He was having a drink and chatting with a bartender in Ten Forward when [[Montgomery Scott]] entered the bar and later drank "[[Aldebaran whiskey|something green]]". ({{TNG|Relics}})
He was one of the crewmembers of the Enterprise that beamed down to [[Moab IV]] in order to help fortify the structure of the [[human]] [[colony]] on that planet so that it could withstand the effects of a [[stellar core fragment]]. ([[TNG]]: "[[The Masterpiece Society]]")
 
   
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Wallace worked in a [[transporter room]] when the ''Enterprise''-D was in orbit of [[Bersallis III]]. He beamed aboard [[Doctor]] [[Beverly Crusher|Crusher]] and the infirmary patients of the Bersallis colony which had to be evacuated due to massive [[firestorm]]s. ({{TNG|Lessons}})
He was one of the crewmembers held captive by in [[Ten Forward]] by [[Ux-Mal]] terrorists while the Enterprise was in orbit of [[Mab-Bu VI]] in [[2368]]. He was sitting, in his casual grey suit, next to [[Keiko O'Brien]], holding [[Molly O'Brien|Molly]] and [[Diana Giddings]]. After the first failed attempt to free the hostages, he and two other Starfleet officers discussed their situation with [[Captain]] [[Jean Luc Picard|Picard]] and [[Lieutenant]] [[Worf]]. ([[TNG]]: "[[Power Play]]")
 
[[Image:Worf Wallace Picard.jpg|thumb|Worf, Wallace and Picard taken hostage by Ux-Mal terrorists.]]
 
The [[2368|following year]], he worked with the crew of an unnamed [[Romulan science vessel]] to repair the [[Romulan]]s' ship. As the ''Enterprise'' was experiencing troubles with its transporter system, Wallace, together with [[Data]] and another engineer had to transfer to the Romulan vessel by means of a [[shuttle]]. He later helped a Romulan carry a large piece of [[Federation]] equipment that had been provided by the ''Enterprise'' so the Romulan vessel could be made spaceworthy again. ([[TNG]]: "[[The Next Phase]]")
 
:''In this episode, he uttered his only word in the whole series and was seen doing so, "Good". This line was in fact spoken by Guy Vardaman, unlike the previous "Aye, Sir!".''
 
   
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Later that year, Wallace was a member of the initial away team that searched for Data on a [[Unnamed Alpha and Beta Quadrant planets#Lore's planet|planet]] where Lore had taken command of an outpost of rogue Borg. When additional search teams were beamed down to the planet, Wallace and [[Towles]] manned the command post and stayed close to the ''[[El-Baz]]'', the [[shuttlepod]] Data and the Borg had used to escape to the planet. ({{TNG|Descent}})
===2369===
 
He passed [[Deanna Troi]] and [[Samuel Clemens]] in a corridor in early [[2369]]. Both had just returned from [[1893]]'s [[San Francisco]] and Clemens was just telling the [[Counselor]] about his disappointment as there were no [[cigar]]s stocked on the [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D)|USS ''Enterprise''-D]]. ([[TNG]]: "[[Time's Arrow, Part II]]")
 
   
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=== 2370 ===
He was having a drink and chatting with a bartender in [[Ten Forward]] when [[Montgomery Scott]] entered the bar and later drank "something green". ([[TNG]]: "[[Relics]]")
 
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When Worf finally returned to the correct [[quantum reality]] after a ''[[bat'leth]]'' tournament on [[Forcas III]] and met Commander Riker in a corridor, he was passed by Darien Wallace, carrying a PADD. ({{TNG|Parallels}})
   
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[[File:Darien Wallace personnel file.jpg|thumb|Darien Wallace's personnel file]]
In late [[2369]], he was a member of the initial [[away team]] that searched for Data on a [[Unnamed Alpha and Beta Quadrant planets#Lore's planet|planet]] where Lore had taken command of an outpost of rogue [[Borg]]. When additional search teams were beamed down to the planet, Wallace and [[Towles]] manned the command post and stayed close to the [[Onizuka]], the [[shuttlepod]] Data and the Borg had used to escape to the planet. ([[TNG]]: "[[Descent, Part I]]")
 
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In [[2370]], Lieutenant Wallace's personal information was displayed on a [[viewscreen]] to [[Counselor]] [[Deanna Troi]] in a psychic phenomenon. A little later, when her hallucination was getting out of control and she was running through a corridor, to get to the [[nacelle tube|nacelle control room]] in order to commit suicide, she passed Wallace and several other officers. ({{TNG|Eye of the Beholder}})
   
===2370===
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=== 2371 ===
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Wallace was on duty during the ''Enterprise''-D's voyage to [[Veridian III]], the last planet the starship visited before its destruction. ({{film|7}})
When Worf finally returned to the correct [[quantum reality]] after a [[bat'leth]] tournament on [[Forcas III]] and met Commander Riker in a corridor, he was passed by Darien Wallace, carrying a PADD. ([[TNG]]: "[[Parallels]]")
 
   
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=== Service record ===
[[Image:Darien Wallace personnel file.jpg|thumb|Darien Wallace's personnel file.]]
 
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* Late [[2350s]] to Early [[2360s]]: Attends Starfleet Academy on Beta Ursae Minor II
In [[2370]], Lieutenant Wallace's personal information was displayed on a [[viewscreen]] to [[Counselor]] [[Deanna Troi]] in a psychic phenomena. A little later, when her hallucination was getting out of control and she was running through a corridor, to get to the [[nacelle tube|nacelle control room]] in order to commit suicide, she passed Wallace and several other officers. ([[TNG]]: "[[Eye of the Beholder]]")
 
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* About [[2363]]: Operations division, assigned to ''Utopia Planitia Fleet Yards'' in life support control
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* [[2364]] to [[2371]]: Assigned to the USS ''Enterprise'' ({{TNG|All Good Things...}})
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** [[2364]]: Assigned to engineering ({{TNG|Datalore}})
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*** Assigned to security ({{TNG|Heart of Glory}})
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*** Assigned to the USS ''Baton Rouge'' ({{TNG|Eye of the Beholder}})
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** [[2365]]: Assigned to engineering ({{TNG|Elementary, Dear Data}})
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*** Assigned to the operations station ({{TNG|The Schizoid Man}})
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*** Assigned to the USS ''Seaquest'' ({{TNG|Eye of the Beholder}})
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** [[2366]]: Promoted to ensign ({{TNG|Booby Trap}})
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*** assigned as flight controller (command division) ({{TNG|The Hunted}})
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*** assigned to security (operations division) ({{TNG|Deja Q}})
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** [[2367]]: assigned as flight controller (command division) ({{TNG|The Wounded}})
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*** assigned to engineering (operations division) ({{TNG|Identity Crisis}})
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** [[2369]]: assigned to security ({{TNG|Descent}})
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** [[2370]]: Promoted to lieutenant ({{TNG|Eye of the Beholder}})
   
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== Alternate timelines ==
===2371===
 
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[[File:Darien Wallace, alternate timeline.jpg|thumb|Darien Wallace from an alternate timeline]]
Wallace was on duty during the ''Enterprise''-D's voyage to [[Veridian III]], the last planet the starship visited before its destruction. (''[[Star Trek: Generations]]'')
 
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In an [[alternate timeline]] created when the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-C|-C}} traveled forward in time, Wallace served on the ''Enterprise''-D. During a rescue effort, Wallace helped an ''Enterprise''-C [[midshipman]] to a bed in [[sickbay]] after which he stood guard at the main entrance door to sickbay. ({{TNG|Yesterday's Enterprise}})
   
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In an alternate [[quantum reality]] that [[Worf]] was passing through in [[2370]], Wallace walked past the Klingon and [[Commander]] [[William T. Riker]] who were having a chat in a corridor. Worf was dreading a surprise party, but Riker assured him, no party was planned, a lie, as Worf soon realized. ({{TNG|Parallels}})
===Service record===
 
* Late [[2350s]] to Early [[2360s]]: Attends Starfleet Academy on Beta Ursae Minor II.
 
* Early [[2360s]]: Assigned to the USS ''Baton Rouge''
 
** Assigned to the USS ''Seaquest''
 
* About [[2363]]: Operations division, assigned to ''Utopia Planitia Fleet Yards'' in life support control.
 
* [[2364]] to [[2371]]: Assigned to the USS ''Enterprise'' ([[TNG]]: "[[All Good Things...]]")
 
** [[2364]]: Assigned to engineering ([[TNG]]: "[[Datalore]]")
 
*** Assigned to security ([[TNG]]: "[[Heart of Glory]]")
 
** [[2365]]: Assigned to engineering ([[TNG]]: "[[Elementary, Dear Data]]")
 
*** Assigned to the operations station ([[TNG]]: "[[The Schizoid Man]]")
 
** [[2366]]: Promoted to ensign ([[TNG]]: "[[Booby Trap]]")
 
*** assigned as flight controller (command division) ([[TNG]]: "[[The Hunted]]")
 
*** assigned to security (operations division) ([[TNG]]: "[[Deja Q]]")
 
** [[2367]]: assigned as flight controller (command division) ([[TNG]]: "[[The Wounded]]")
 
*** assigned to engineering (operations division) ([[TNG]]: "[[Identity Crisis]]")
 
** [[2369]]: assigned to security ([[TNG]]: "[[Descent, Part I]]")
 
** [[2370]]: Promoted to lieutenant ([[TNG]]: "[[Eye of the Beholder]]")
 
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== Memorable quotes ==
==Alternate timelines==
 
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''"Aye, sir!"''
[[Image:Darien Wallace, Yesterday's Enterprise.jpg|thumb|Darien Wallace from an alternate timeline.]]
 
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:({{TNG|The Wounded}})
In an [[alternate timeline]] created when the [[USS Enterprise-C|USS ''Enterprise''-C]] traveled forward in time, Wallace served on the ''Enterprise''-D. During a rescue effort, Wallace helped an ''Enterprise''-C [[midshipman]] to a bed in [[sickbay]] after which he stood guard at the main entrance door to sickbay. ([[TNG]]: "[[Yesterday's Enterprise]]")
 
   
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''"Good."''
In an alternate [[quantum reality]] that [[Worf]] was passing through in [[2370]], Wallace walked past the Klingon and [[Commander]] [[William T. Riker]] who were having a chat in a corridor. Worf was dreading a surprise party, but Riker assured him, no party was planned, a lie, as Worf soon realized. ([[TNG]]: "[[Parallels]]")
 
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:({{TNG|The Next Phase}})
   
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==Memorable Quotes==
 
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* [[TNG]]: "[[The Wounded]]"
 
** "Aye, Sir!"
 
* [[TNG]]: "[[The Next Phase]]"
 
** "Good!"
 
   
==Appendices==
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== Appendices ==
===Background information===
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=== Appearances ===
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*Darien Wallace was played by [[stand-in]] [[Guy Vardaman]].
 
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*{{TNG}}
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**{{e|Too Short A Season}}
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**{{e|Datalore}}
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**{{e|Angel One}}
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**{{e|11001001}}
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**{{e|When The Bough Breaks}}
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**{{e|Coming of Age}}
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**{{e|Heart of Glory}}
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**{{e|Skin Of Evil}}
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**{{e|We'll Always Have Paris}}
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**{{e|The Neutral Zone}}
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**{{e|The Child}}
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**{{e|Where Silence Has Lease}}
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**{{e|Elementary, Dear Data}}
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**{{e|The Outrageous Okona}}
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**{{e|The Schizoid Man}}
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**{{e|Loud As A Whisper}}
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**{{e|A Matter Of Honor}}
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**{{e|The Dauphin}}
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**{{e|Contagion}}
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**{{e|Time Squared}}
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**{{e|The Icarus Factor}}
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**{{e|Pen Pals}}
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**{{e|Q Who}}
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**{{e|Peak Performance}}
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**{{e|Evolution}}
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**{{e|Booby Trap}}
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**{{e|The Vengeance Factor}}
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**{{e|The Hunted}}
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**{{e|Deja Q}}
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**{{e|Yesterday's Enterprise}}
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**{{e|The Offspring}}
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**{{e|Sins of The Father}}
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**{{e|Tin Man}}
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**{{e|The Most Toys}}
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**{{e|Sarek}}
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**{{e|Ménage à Troi}}
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**{{e|Transfigurations}}
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**{{e|The Best of Both Worlds, Part II}}
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**{{e|The Loss}}
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**{{e|Data's Day}}
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**{{e|The Wounded}}
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**{{e|Clues}}
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**{{e|Galaxy's Child}}
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**{{e|Identity Crisis}}
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**{{e|The Nth Degree}}
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**{{e|Qpid}}
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**{{e|The Drumhead}}
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**{{e|Half a Life}}
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**{{e|The Host}}
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**{{e|The Mind's Eye}}
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**{{e|In Theory}}
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**{{e|Redemption}}
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**{{e|Ensign Ro}}
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**{{e|Silicon Avatar}}
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**{{e|The Game}}
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**{{e|New Ground}}
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**{{e|The Masterpiece Society}}
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**{{e|Power Play}}
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**{{e|The Next Phase}}
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**{{e|Time's Arrow, Part II}}
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**{{e|Relics}}
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**{{e|Lessons}}
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**{{e|Descent}}
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**{{e|Parallels}}
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**{{e|Eye of the Beholder}}
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**{{e|All Good Things...}}
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*{{film|7}}
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=== Background information ===
*Wallace was seen wearing a red command division uniform three times, in the scenes set in [[2364]] from "[[All Good Things]]", in "[[The Hunted]]" and "[[The Wounded]]". In all other appearances, he wore operations/security yellow or was seen in civilian garb.
 
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Darien Wallace was played by regular extra and [[stand-in]] [[Guy Vardaman]], who received no credit for any of his appearances.
   
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Wallace was seen wearing a red command division uniform three times, in the scenes set in [[2364]] from {{e|All Good Things...}}, in {{e|The Hunted}}, and {{e|The Wounded}}. In all other appearances, he wore operations/security yellow or was seen in civilian garb.
*Wallace was named after script typist [[Jana Wallace]], who worked on [[TNG]], [[DS9]] and [[VOY]]. His homeplanet of Altair IV was suggested by [[Mike Okuda]] and Guy Vardaman and is a reference to ''[[Science fiction references in Star Trek#Forbidden Planet|Forbidden Planet]]'', a favorite of both Okuda's and Vardaman's. His last name was first used in "[[Descent, Part I]]", and his first name was legible on screen in "[[Eye of the Beholder]]". His name was written "Dari'''a'''n Wallace" in the ''[[Star Trek Encyclopedia]]'' and the CCG but is clearly listed as "Dari'''e'''n Wallace" in his personnel file in "Eye of the Beholder".
 
   
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After the end of the series, the red spandex uniform worn by Wallace in {{e|All Good Things...}} was cut into pieces and included as part of a Trading Card set. Vardaman was provided with the tag on the collar, all that remained of the costume.
*The personnel file seen by Counselor Troi appeared during a dream sequence; this might explain some inaccuracies in the stardates.
 
   
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Wallace was named after script typist [[Jana Wallace]], who worked on [[TNG]], [[DS9]] and [[VOY]]. His home planet of Altair IV was suggested by [[Mike Okuda]] and Guy Vardaman and is a reference to ''[[Popular culture references in Star Trek#Forbidden Planet|Forbidden Planet]]'', a favorite of both Okuda's and Vardaman's. His last name was first used in {{e|Descent}}, and his first name was legible on screen in {{e|Eye of the Beholder}}. His name was written "Dari'''a'''n Wallace" in the {{ste}} and the CCG but is clearly listed as "Dari'''e'''n Wallace" in his personnel file in "Eye of the Beholder".
===Apocrypha===
 
*According to his card in the [[Star Trek Customizable Card Game]], "Ensign Darian Wallace is representative of Starfleet security officers" and "held numerous positions aboard the USS ''Enterprise''." His speciality is [[anthropology]] and he has a ranking of '''7''' in integrity, '''5''' in cunning and '''6''' in strength. [http://www.psi-soft.co.uk/product_info.php/products_id/38133]
 
   
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The personnel file seen by Counselor Troi appeared during a dream sequence; this might explain some inaccuracies in the stardates.
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=== Apocrypha ===
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According to his card in the ''[[Star Trek Customizable Card Game]]'', "Ensign Darian Wallace is representative of Starfleet security officers" and "held numerous positions aboard the USS ''Enterprise''." His specialty is [[anthropology]] and he has a ranking of '''7''' in integrity, '''5''' in cunning and '''6''' in strength. [http://www.psi-soft.co.uk/product_info.php/products_id/38133]
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Latest revision as of 20:46, 1 June 2023

Multiple realities
(covers information from several alternate timelines)

Lieutenant Darien Wallace was a Starfleet crewmember who served aboard the USS Enterprise-D from 2364 to 2371.

He was the son of Dennis and Laurel Wallace. According to medical file MM-378-5, Wallace was born on Altair IV on stardate 22991.6. (TNG: "Eye of the Beholder")

Service history

Wallace graduated Starfleet Academy at Beta Ursae Minor II. By 2371, he had been assigned to three starships in his career. These were the USS Baton Rouge on stardate 41987.6, the USS Seaquest on stardate 42983.6, and the USS Enterprise on stardate 43922.6. In 2370, he held the classification of specialist (grade 3) in life support systems.

Wallace had many achievements throughout his career. On stardate 45392.6, he was awarded the J. Bruce Award for bioengineering. On stardate 44083.6, he was awarded the Campbell Award for life sciences. On stardate 43147.6, he was awarded the Extended Tour Ribbon. He was promoted to the rank of lieutenant on stardate 42922.6. He had an average efficiency/coind rating of 8.7.

In the early 2360s, Wallace served at Utopia Planitia Shipyards in the Sol system. He was the team leader for primary hull forward life support control and emergency systems installation for the starship Enterprise-D. He was also assistant parts scheduler of the primary and secondary life support systems linkage system. (TNG: "Eye of the Beholder")

2364

Wallace and Argyle

Crewman Wallace assisting Chief Engineer Argyle

Crewman Wallace was present in the Enterprise's shuttlebay when Captain Jean-Luc Picard boarded the starship for the very first time in 2364, shortly before the mission to Deneb IV. (TNG: "All Good Things...")

Guy Vardaman wore a red uniform in this episode, as his gold uniform from Seasons 1-3 had already been altered to be worn by somebody else. The red spandex uniform he wore in "The Hunted" could still be located, so Wallace is seen in command red in this episode.

Later that year, Wallace was on duty on the bridge around the time when the Enterprise was in orbit of Mordan IV. He passed Rear Admiral Mark Jameson who left the Observation lounge and later was on duty on the bridge when the Admiral died on the planet. (TNG: "Too Short A Season")

The same year, Wallace assisted chief engineer Argyle in re-assembling Lore after the android's dismembered body was found on Omicron Theta. (TNG: "Datalore")

Wallace was treated in an overcrowded sickbay for a virus from Quazulu VIII that most of the crew had contracted while in orbit of Angel I. (TNG: "Angel One")

He roamed the corridors of the ship when the USS Enterprise-D was docked at Starbase 74, shortly before everyone had to abandon the ship because of a faked warp core breach simulated by the Bynars. A little later, he was seen in an office on Starbase 74, when it was discussed what to do about the hijacking of the Enterprise-D. (TNG: "11001001")

Later that year, he was standing in a corridor and talking to another crewmember when Mason was abducted by the Aldeans. (TNG: "When The Bough Breaks")

He passed the transporter room doors when Admiral Gregory Quinn and Lieutenant Commander Dexter Remmick beamed aboard the ship for the first time. A short time later, he was working on the warp core in main engineering while the Enterprise was still in orbit around Relva VII. Later, he was passing Captain Picard wearing his dress uniform in a corridor. (TNG: "Coming of Age")

Wallace was part of a security detachment sent to apprehend the Klingons Korris and Konmel, who had escaped from the brig. He picked up the type 2 phaser of a fellow security officer who had been killed by Korris. (TNG: "Heart of Glory")

Wallace was on duty on the bridge when the ship received a distress signal from Ben Prieto and Deanna Troi, who had crash-landed aboard a shuttlecraft on Vagra II. (TNG: "Skin Of Evil")

When the Enterprise-D was in orbit of Vandor IV, Wallace was walking along a corridor, talking to a science officer and nearly bumping into Lieutenant Commander Data. (TNG: "We'll Always Have Paris")

Late that year, Wallace was walking behind a command division crewmember while working on a PADD and was passed by Ralph Offenhouse, who was making his way to the bridge. (TNG: "The Neutral Zone")

2365

Wallace repairing transporter

Wallace working on a malfunctioning transporter circuit

Darien Wallace had just left Ten Forward when Captain Jean-Luc Picard met Doctor Katherine Pulaski for the first time in the bar in 2365. (TNG: "The Child")

He was the first person to ever be seen in the bar.

Wallace served on the bridge when Captain Picard told Counselor Troi about his doubts letting Commander Riker join Worf's Klingon calisthenics program. (TNG: "Where Silence Has Lease")

He was working in main engineering when the ship was temporarily taken over by the holographic character Professor James Moriarty. (TNG: "Elementary, Dear Data")

When the crew encountered Thadiun Okona and his ship, the Erstwhile, near the beginning of the year, Wallace was on duty on the bridge, manning one of the aft stations. (TNG: "The Outrageous Okona")

This was the first time Wallace manned the ops station.

Wallace was manning the ops station in early 2365 and was relieved by Data, who at that time was possessed by Doctor Ira Graves. He later manned his bridge aft console. (TNG: "The Schizoid Man")

He was also manning an aft console on the bridge when mediator Riva first made contact with the warring Solari factions of Solais V. (TNG: "Loud As A Whisper")

He was on duty on the bridge when Kargan, the captain of the Klingon Bird-of-Prey IKS Pagh, was transported aboard the Enterprise-D. (TNG: "A Matter Of Honor")

Wallace was working together with Geordi La Forge and Wesley Crusher in main engineering, when the Enterprise-D was transporting sovereign-to-be Salia from Klavdia III to Daled IV. (TNG: "The Dauphin")

When the Enterprise-D was affected by an Iconian software transmission, which caused several malfunctions aboard the ship, Wallace helped Chief O'Brien keep the transporter working properly. (TNG: "Contagion")

Crewman Wallace was on duty in the shuttlebay when the shuttlepod El-Baz, carrying a Captain Picard from the future, was tractored into the hangar. (TNG: "Time Squared")

He is referenced as "n.d. crewmember" in the script of this episode.

Wallace was working in main engineering, where he later helped Wesley Crusher with maintenance work when the Enterprise-D was in orbit of Starbase Montgomery. (TNG: "The Icarus Factor")

He was walking along a corridor aboard the ship, carrying a PADD, and had a short chat with Ensign Bennett when the Enterprise-D was investigating the Selcundi Drema sector. A short while later, he passed a very nervous Wesley Crusher in front of the geology laboratory on deck 10 and gave him an encouraging nod. (TNG: "Pen Pals")

After the Enterprise-D encountered the Borg for the first time, Wallace manned the ops station while the bridge crew held a conference in the Observation Lounge. He continued manning the post when an away team beamed to the Borg cube and later manned an aft station on the bridge. (TNG: "Q Who")

He was one of the crew members watching Commander Riker play strategema against the Zakdorn Sirna Kolrami in late 2365. (TNG: "Peak Performance")

2366

Wallace and Data

Ensign Wallace (conn) and Lieutenant Commander Data (ops)

When the Enterprise-D experienced troubles due to nanites in the Kavis Alpha sector, Wallace received minor injuries and was subsequently treated in sickbay by Diana Giddings. He had to lie down for a moment, though. (TNG: "Evolution")

He was promoted to ensign in early 2366. Shortly thereafter, he was doing some work on a PADD in a corridor when the ship had just discovered the Promellian battle cruiser Cleponji. (TNG: "Booby Trap")

Wallace was having a drink in Ten Forward when the Enterprise-D received orders to proceed to Starbase 343 to take on medical supplies for the Alpha Leonis system. (TNG: "The Vengeance Factor")

He briefly switched to the command division in mid-2366 and manned the conn station when the Angosian prisoner Roga Danar escaped the brig aboard the Enterprise-D. Wallace then worked at an aft console of the bridge a short time later. (TNG: "The Hunted")

This was the first time Wallace manned the conn.

Wallace was back in a security uniform a short time later and was ordered by Captain Picard to escort Q out of sickbay while Data was treated there. (TNG: "Deja Q")

He was enjoying a drink with Ensigns Bennett and Youngblood in Ten Forward when Commander Riker met Data's daughter, Lal, for the first time. He was rather amused when Lal suddenly kissed Commander Riker. (TNG: "The Offspring")

Wallace, Youngblood, Bennett

Ensigns Wallace, Youngblood and Bennett

He had a drink with a female operations officer and later played a game of three-dimensional chess against the computer in Ten Forward when the Enterprise-D took aboard Worf's brother Kurn. (TNG: "Sins of The Father")

Shortly after Tam Elbrun came aboard to help make first contact with Gomtuu, Wallace was seen walking along a corridor. (TNG: "Tin Man") Later on, Wallace was standing guard at the brig when Kivas Fajo was being held there. (TNG: "The Most Toys")

He attended the Mozart recital held in honor of the visiting ambassador Sarek. (TNG: "Sarek")

Later that year, Wallace was seen walking in a corridor close to Lwaxana Troi's guest quarters when the Enterprise was in orbit of Betazed. (TNG: "Ménage à Troi")

He was talking to a fellow crewmember in Ten Forward and later enjoyed a blue drink in the bar, chatting with a female crewmember shortly after the Zalkonian known as John Doe was able to leave sickbay for the first time. (TNG: "Transfigurations")

2367

Darien Wallace 2367

Darien Wallace in 2367

Wallace walked past Commander Riker on his way to the transporter room to welcome the away team from the Borg cube. (TNG: "The Best of Both Worlds, Part II")

Early in 2367, Wallace was recovering in sickbay after the ship had been violently shaken when trying to break free from the influence of two-dimensional beings. (TNG: "The Loss")

He attended the preparations for the O'Brien wedding in Ten Forward early that year, wearing a grey civilian suit. (TNG: "Data's Day")

According to Guy Vardaman, Wallace also attended the actual wedding but was not seen on screen.

Later that year, Ensign Wallace again switched to the command division and assumed duty at the conn of the Enterprise-D when the ship, aided by the Cardassian Galor-class ship Trager, hunted the rogue starship USS Phoenix, commanded by Captain Benjamin Maxwell. (TNG: "The Wounded")

Wallace says "Aye, Sir" off screen in one scene; the line was not spoken by Guy Vardaman, however, but later dubbed in by somebody else.

He was treated in sickbay by Nurse Alyssa Ogawa after the Enterprise-D crew first encountered the Paxans and lost a whole day. (TNG: "Clues")

Wallace was on duty in engineering, when the spaceborne lifeform named "Junior" was attached to the Enterprise-D hull. (TNG: "Galaxy's Child")

He was on duty (and back in an operations uniform) when Susanna Leijten broke down in main engineering due to an infection by an alien lifeform native to Tarchannen III. (TNG: "Identity Crisis")

He walked past the main sickbay entrance while Reginald Barclay was treated in the facility, shortly after Barclay had been hit by an energy pulse from the Cytherian probe. (TNG: "The Nth Degree")

When a symposium of the Federation Archaeology Council was held on board the Enterprise-D in 2367 and Doctor Beverly Crusher gave the archaeologist Vash a tour of the ship, Wallace and a female crewmember walked past the Ten Forward doors. (TNG: "Qpid")

Wallace was passing through main engineering when Admiral Norah Satie came aboard the ship and inspected the damage to the dilithium chamber hatch. (TNG: "The Drumhead")

He was working in engineering when Doctor Timicin was trying to find a way to reignite the Kaelon sun there. (TNG: "Half a Life")

He played a game of three dimensional chess in Ten Forward along with a female crewmember when the Enterprise-D was in orbit of Peliar Zel II. (TNG: "The Host")

Wallace was working in main engineering after Geordi La Forge returned from his trip to Risa. La Forge was very pleased with the work the engineers had done in his absence. (TNG: "The Mind's Eye")

Later, he was in attendance of a concert of classical music in Ten Forward, sitting at a table very close to the musicians – Data, Jenna D'Sora and Keiko O'Brien amongst them. (TNG: "In Theory")

Wallace was one of the officers waiting outside of the transporter room to say farewell to Worf when he left the Enterprise-D to fight in the Klingon Civil War. (TNG: "Redemption")

2368

Darien Wallace

Darien Wallace in 2368

Early in 2368, Wallace, in a grey civilian suit, sat down in Ten Forward for a drink along with a fellow crewmember from the sciences division, shortly after Ensign Ro Laren came aboard the Enterprise-D. (TNG: "Ensign Ro")

He was on duty in main engineering when the USS Enterprise-D was in orbit of Melona IV shortly after the whole planet had been ravaged by the Crystalline Entity. (TNG: "Silicon Avatar") He was also on duty in engineering when the crew was under the influence of the Ktarian game. He greeted Wesley Crusher in a corridor when the latter returned to the Enterprise-D during that time. A short time later, Wallace was also addicted to the game, walking through a corridor on deck 36 and grinning widely. (TNG: "The Game")

Neither Wallace or Crusher speak a word when seeing each other, but nod instead. In the German dubbing of the episode, however, Wallace gets to say "Hallo, Wesley".

When Helena Rozhenko visited the ship later that year, she had a drink with her adopted son, Worf, in Ten Forward to discuss Alexander Rozhenko, whom she had brought aboard to live with Worf. At the same time, Darien Wallace, in civilian clothing, was also having a drink at the bar. (TNG: "New Ground")

Wallace was one of the Enterprise-D crewmembers who beamed down to Moab IV in order to help fortify the structure of the Genome colony on that planet so that it could withstand the effects of a stellar core fragment. (TNG: "The Masterpiece Society") Later, he was one of the crewmembers held captive in Ten Forward by Ux-Mal terrorists while the Enterprise-D was in orbit of Mab-Bu VI. He was sitting, in his casual grey suit, next to Diana Giddings and Keiko O'Brien, the latter of whom was holding Molly. After the first failed attempt to free the hostages, Wallace and two other Starfleet officers discussed their situation with Captain Picard and Lieutenant Worf. (TNG: "Power Play")

Worf Wallace Picard

Worf, Wallace and Picard taken hostage by Ux-Mal terrorists

Later that year, Wallace worked with the crew of a Romulan science ship to repair the Romulan ship. As the Enterprise-D was experiencing troubles with its transporter system, Wallace, together with Data and another engineer, had to transfer to the Romulan vessel by means of a shuttle. Wallace later helped a Romulan carry a large piece of Federation equipment that had been provided by the Enterprise-D so the Romulan vessel could be made spaceworthy again. (TNG: "The Next Phase")

In this episode, he uttered his only word in the whole series and was seen doing so – "Good". This line was in fact spoken by Guy Vardaman, unlike the previous "Aye, Sir!".

2369

He passed Deanna Troi and Samuel Clemens in a corridor in early 2369. Both had just returned from 1893's San Francisco and Clemens was just telling the Counselor about his disappointment as there were no cigars stocked on the Enterprise-D. (TNG: "Time's Arrow, Part II")

He was having a drink and chatting with a bartender in Ten Forward when Montgomery Scott entered the bar and later drank "something green". (TNG: "Relics")

Wallace worked in a transporter room when the Enterprise-D was in orbit of Bersallis III. He beamed aboard Doctor Crusher and the infirmary patients of the Bersallis colony which had to be evacuated due to massive firestorms. (TNG: "Lessons")

Later that year, Wallace was a member of the initial away team that searched for Data on a planet where Lore had taken command of an outpost of rogue Borg. When additional search teams were beamed down to the planet, Wallace and Towles manned the command post and stayed close to the El-Baz, the shuttlepod Data and the Borg had used to escape to the planet. (TNG: "Descent")

2370

When Worf finally returned to the correct quantum reality after a bat'leth tournament on Forcas III and met Commander Riker in a corridor, he was passed by Darien Wallace, carrying a PADD. (TNG: "Parallels")

Darien Wallace personnel file

Darien Wallace's personnel file

In 2370, Lieutenant Wallace's personal information was displayed on a viewscreen to Counselor Deanna Troi in a psychic phenomenon. A little later, when her hallucination was getting out of control and she was running through a corridor, to get to the nacelle control room in order to commit suicide, she passed Wallace and several other officers. (TNG: "Eye of the Beholder")

2371

Wallace was on duty during the Enterprise-D's voyage to Veridian III, the last planet the starship visited before its destruction. (Star Trek Generations)

Service record

Alternate timelines

Darien Wallace, alternate timeline

Darien Wallace from an alternate timeline

In an alternate timeline created when the USS Enterprise-C traveled forward in time, Wallace served on the Enterprise-D. During a rescue effort, Wallace helped an Enterprise-C midshipman to a bed in sickbay after which he stood guard at the main entrance door to sickbay. (TNG: "Yesterday's Enterprise")

In an alternate quantum reality that Worf was passing through in 2370, Wallace walked past the Klingon and Commander William T. Riker who were having a chat in a corridor. Worf was dreading a surprise party, but Riker assured him, no party was planned, a lie, as Worf soon realized. (TNG: "Parallels")

Memorable quotes

"Aye, sir!"

(TNG: "The Wounded")

"Good."

(TNG: "The Next Phase")

Appendices

Appearances

Background information

Darien Wallace was played by regular extra and stand-in Guy Vardaman, who received no credit for any of his appearances.

Wallace was seen wearing a red command division uniform three times, in the scenes set in 2364 from "All Good Things...", in "The Hunted", and "The Wounded". In all other appearances, he wore operations/security yellow or was seen in civilian garb.

After the end of the series, the red spandex uniform worn by Wallace in "All Good Things..." was cut into pieces and included as part of a Trading Card set. Vardaman was provided with the tag on the collar, all that remained of the costume.

Wallace was named after script typist Jana Wallace, who worked on TNG, DS9 and VOY. His home planet of Altair IV was suggested by Mike Okuda and Guy Vardaman and is a reference to Forbidden Planet, a favorite of both Okuda's and Vardaman's. His last name was first used in "Descent", and his first name was legible on screen in "Eye of the Beholder". His name was written "Darian Wallace" in the Star Trek Encyclopedia and the CCG but is clearly listed as "Darien Wallace" in his personnel file in "Eye of the Beholder".

The personnel file seen by Counselor Troi appeared during a dream sequence; this might explain some inaccuracies in the stardates.

Apocrypha

According to his card in the Star Trek Customizable Card Game, "Ensign Darian Wallace is representative of Starfleet security officers" and "held numerous positions aboard the USS Enterprise." His specialty is anthropology and he has a ranking of 7 in integrity, 5 in cunning and 6 in strength. [1]

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