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'''Karla Five''' was a [[female|woman]] from the [[planet]] {{dis|Arret|negative}} in an [[antimatter universe]] encountered by the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701}} in [[2270]]. She had a [[son]] called [[Karl Four]] that was older than her, and her [[Arret father|father]] was an infant. |
'''Karla Five''' was a [[female|woman]] from the [[planet]] {{dis|Arret|negative}} in an [[antimatter universe]] encountered by the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701}} in [[2270]]. She had a [[son]] called [[Karl Four]] that was older than her, and her [[Arret father|father]] was an infant. |
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+ | In 2270, she accidentally traveled through a [[supernova]] to our [[universe]]. When attempting to return home, the crew of the ''Enterprise'' tried to stop her, believing she was bent on self-destruction. After they were pulled into her universe, she helped them return by allowing her ship to tow them at a higher speed than they could achieve by themselves. ({{TAS|The Counter-Clock Incident}}) |
{{bginfo|Karla Five was voiced by [[Nichelle Nichols]].|According to the novelization, Karla Five was actually a member of the Wanderers Who Play, a race of energy beings that were testing the Federation and Klingon Empire. The antimatter universe and the planet Arret did not actually exist.}} |
{{bginfo|Karla Five was voiced by [[Nichelle Nichols]].|According to the novelization, Karla Five was actually a member of the Wanderers Who Play, a race of energy beings that were testing the Federation and Klingon Empire. The antimatter universe and the planet Arret did not actually exist.}} |
Revision as of 10:46, 30 November 2021
Karla Five was a woman from the planet Arret in an antimatter universe encountered by the USS Enterprise in 2270. She had a son called Karl Four that was older than her, and her father was an infant.
In 2270, she accidentally traveled through a supernova to our universe. When attempting to return home, the crew of the Enterprise tried to stop her, believing she was bent on self-destruction. After they were pulled into her universe, she helped them return by allowing her ship to tow them at a higher speed than they could achieve by themselves. (TAS: "The Counter-Clock Incident")
Karla Five was voiced by Nichelle Nichols.
According to the novelization, Karla Five was actually a member of the Wanderers Who Play, a race of energy beings that were testing the Federation and Klingon Empire. The antimatter universe and the planet Arret did not actually exist.
External link
- Karla Five at Memory Beta, the wiki for licensed Star Trek works