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From time to time various popular culture references have appeared in Star Trek as in-jokes. These references, while mostly included in background displays, have also been in spoken dialog.
The following articles contain references, or homages, to various popular culture media sources.
Numerous science fiction writers have been referenced or acknowledged throughout the series, including Isaac Asimov (Amasov), Robert Heinlein, Ray Bradbury (USS Bradbury, Bradbury-class), Arthur C. Clarke (Clarke's Disease, 2001: A Space Odyssey), Theodore Sturgeon (Sturgeon), Jules Verne (Verne), and H.G. Wells (Wells-class).
In the Treaty of Armens (2255), the writer of this document included a fourth wall reference to the origin of the homages: Rick is initially getting a Kei and Yuri reference into the text. You know, the two cute girls with the big guns. We might also mention Akira, Ranma Nibunnoichi, Rhea Gall Force, Urusei Yatsura, and a few other animated films. (TNG: "The Ensigns of Command")
1941
- Production
2001: A Space Odyssey
- Crossover performers
- Production
- Douglas Trumbull, special effects
20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
Akira
Alias
Production
Babylon 5
- See also: Babylon 5
Back to the Future
- Crossover performers
- Production
- Steve Gawley, model maker
- Michael M. Mills, make-up artist
- Ken Ralston, visual effects supervisor
- Andy Probert, concept artist
- Industrial Light & Magic, special visual effects
Batman
- Gotham City
- Gotham City Bats
- The title for the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode "In the Pale Moonlight".
- Crossover performers
- Rene Auberjonois
- Diedrich Bader
- Victor Brandt
- Clancy Brown
- Jeffrey Combs
- John Glover
- Frank Gorshin
- Bruce Greenwood
- Tom Hardy
- James Horan
- Jason Marsden
- Lee Meriwether
- Julie Newmar
- Nolan North
- Ron Perlman
- Keith Szarabajka
- George Takei
- David Warner
- Frank Welker
- Peter Weller
- Wil Wheaton
Battlestar Galactica
- Crossover performers
- Ed Begley, Jr. (classic)
- Bob Bralver (classic)
- John Colicos (classic)
- Bruce Davison (2003 reboot)
- John de Lancie (classic)
- Anthony De Longis (classic)
- Lance LeGault (classic)
- Richard Lynch (classic)
- George Murdock (classic)
- Brock Peters (classic)
- Michelle Forbes (2003 reboot)
- Mark Sheppard (2003 reboot)
- Dean Stockwell (2003 reboot)
- Kate Vernon (2003 reboot)
- Nana Visitor (2003 reboot)
- Rick Worthy (2003 reboot)
- Production
- Winrich Kolbe (classic)
- Ronald D. Moore (2003 reboot)
- Allan Kroeker (2003 reboot)
The Beatles
- USS Sutherland (dedication plaque)
- The title for the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode "The Inner Light".
Blade Runner
- Crossover performers
- Janet Brady
- Diane Carter
- Joanna Cassidy
- Ann Chatterton
- Gilbert B. Combs
- Gary Epper
- James M. Halty
- Sharon Hesky
- Jeff Imada
- Beth Nufer
- George Sawaya
- Mike Washlake
- Michael Zurich
- Production
- Michael Backauskas, visual effects assistant editor
- Gary Combs, stunt coordinator
- Logan Frazee, special effects technician
- Terry D. Frazee, special floor effects supervisor
- Michael Kaplan, costume designer
- Syd Mead, visual futurist
- Douglas Trumbull, special photographic effects supervisor
- Hoyt Yeatman, visual displays: DQI
- Ryan Zuttermeister, associate visual effects producer: Lola visual effcts
Blakes 7
- Crossover performers
The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension
- Banzai Institute
- SS Buckaroo Banzai
- BBI-993
- Bhigbout Aen
- Buckaroo Bokai
- Dedication plaques of:
- Emi Linzordo
- Oh Kohnr
- Planet 10 (DIM-8)
- Planet 10 Shipping
- Planet Ten
- Strange Case of Mr. Cigars
- E.M. Rauch
- Whorfin-class
- John Whorfin
- Yoyodyne Propulsion Systems
- Yoyodyne pulse fusion
- USS Whorfin
- Wor Feighn
- Crossover performers
- Jonathan Banks
- Raye Birk
- Clancy Brown
- Jessie Lawrence Ferguson
- Robert Ito
- Christopher Lloyd
- James Saito (deleted scenes)
- Vincent Schiavelli
- Kevin Sullivan
- Peter Weller
- Production
Buffy the Vampire Slayer
- In "Far Beyond the Stars", an editorial note to Herbert Rossoff (Armin Shimerman) reads "no one would believe that a cheerleader could kill vampires". (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Companion)
Calvin and Hobbes
Car 54, Where Are You?
Casablanca
Cheers
- Morn
- USS Clavin
- USS Malone
- USS Petersen
- Crossover performers
- Kirstie Alley
- Ted Danson (Star Trek: 30 Years and Beyond)
- Peri Gilpin (Star Trek: 30 Years and Beyond)
- Kelsey Grammer
- Christopher Lloyd
- John Mahoney (Star Trek: 30 Years and Beyond)
- Bebe Neuwirth
Colossus: The Forbin Project
- Crossover performers
Cloverfield
Production
Dick Tracy
- Crossover performers
- Hamilton Camp
- Seymour Cassel
- Robert Costanzo
- Walker Edmiston
- Mike Hagerty
- Chuck Hicks
- Ed McCready
- Colm Meaney
- Michael J. Pollard
- Bert Remsen
- John Schuck
- Paul Sorvino
- Ian Wolfe
- Production
- Doug Drexler, special character makeup
- Lou Elias, stunts
- Robert Herron, stunt double
- Kris Krosskove, assistant cameraman
Dirty Pair
Disney
Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb
Doctor Who
- See also: Doctor Who
The First Men in the Moon
Fold Zandura
The Steamrunner-class was named for an Alex Jaeger sketch of an USS Streamrunner (sic), which was in turn named for a song by Fold Zandura. See Steamrunner-class for more details.
Forbidden Planet
- Crossover performers
Gilligan's Island
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
- Arthur Dent
- Dent Arthur Dent
- Douglas Adams
- Tricia McMillan
- Milliways
- Ford Prefect
- Sirius Cybernetics Corporation
- USS Heart of Gold
- Dentium
Indiana Jones
- Crossover performers
- Production
- Ben Burtt, sound designer
- Industrial Light & Magic, special visual effects
James Bond
- Julian Bashir, Secret Agent holonovels
- Vodka martini, "stirred, not shaken"
The Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode "Our Man Bashir" is basically a parody of the James Bond franchise.
- Crossover performers
- Vijay Amritraj
- Ed Bishop
- Steven Berkoff
- Barbara Bouchet
- Bernie Casey
- Dick Crockett
- Walter Gotell
- Sid Haig
- Teri Hatcher (Tomorrow Never Dies)
- Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa
- Famke Janssen (GoldenEye)
- Marc Lawrence
- Pasha Lychnikoff (GoldenEye)
- John Rhys-Davies
- Vincent Schiavelli (Tomorrow Never Dies)
- Anthony Zerbe
The Jetsons
- Crossover performers
- Rene Auberjonois
- Michael Bell
- Earl Boen
- Hamilton Camp ("Turk Tarpit" in The Jetsons Meet the Flintstones)
- Barry Gordon
- Paul Eiding
- Kenneth Mars
- Frank Welker ("Orbity")
- William Windom
Jurassic Park
- Crossover performers
- Ian Abercrombie
- Laura Albert
- Chris Blackwood
- Robin Lynn Bonaccorsi
- Katy Boyer
- Billy Brown
- Jophery C. Brown
- Todd Bryant
- Bobby Burns
- David Cadiente
- Tory Christopher
- Danny Downey
- Chris Durand
- Jared S. Eddo
- Gary Epper
- Richard Epper
- Bruce French
- Mark Ginther
- Mark Harelik
- Marjean Holden
- James Horan
- Lisa Hoyle
- Tommy J. Huff
- Harry Hutchinson
- Harvey Jason
- Keii Johnston
- Steve Kelso
- Richard Kiley
- Wayne King, Jr.
- Dorian Kingi
- Henry Kingi, Sr.
- Diana R. Lupo
- Tom Lupo
- Jason Marsden
- J. Patrick McCormack
- Dustin Meier
- Rich Minga
- Tom Morga
- Hugh Aodh O'Brien
- Linda Park
- Manny Perry
- Charlie Picerni
- Chuck Picerni, Jr.
- Steve Picerni
- J.P. Romano
- Jimmy Romano
- Pat Romano
- R.A. Rondell
- Robin Sachs
- Jacqueline Schultz
- Geno Silva
- Lou Simon
- Brian Stewart
- Patricia Tallman
- Cameron Thor
- William Washington
- Gary J. Wayton
- Production
- Dean Gates, make-up lab
- Barbara Harris, voice casting/ ADR voice casting
- John T. Kretchmer, first assistant director
- Pat Romano, stunt coordinator
- Matt Winston, puppeteer
- Industrial Light & Magic, special visual effects and animation
Known Space
Looney Tunes
M*A*S*H
M*A*S*H is an oft-referenced movie and show in Star Trek. Its unit number, 4077, was frequently used on viewscreens and computer readouts.
- Hawkeye
- Margaret Houlihan
- Frances Mulcahey
- Kellye Nakahara
- Walter O'Reilley
- Sherman Potter
- Charles Winchester
- 4077 references
- The topmost section of the cryonics satellite was labeled 4077. (TNG: "The Neutral Zone")
- An "Autonomic Functions Warning (4077)" is displayed on the medical computer. (TNG: "Shades of Gray")
- During the test of Timicin's device, a computer displays "Composite sensor analysis - 4077." The reference has special significance in this episode because guest star David Ogden Stiers was a regular on M*A*S*H for much of the series. (TNG: "Half a Life")
- The "Composite Sensor Analysis - 4077" graphic was re-used on a console in main engineering. (TNG: "Silicon Avatar")
- The anti-time subspace distortion that appeared in the Devron system had a distortion in the range of 4,077,000 millicochranes. (TNG: "All Good Things...")
- Scan Analysis 4077 is displayed on the computer display of the subspace divergence field. (VOY: "Deadlock")
- The Doctor analyzes Harry Kim's DNA, which is displayed on a monitor as Biomolecular Scan 4077. (VOY: "Favorite Son")
- Crossover performers
- Rene Auberjonois (movie)
- Rosalind Chao
- James Cromwell
- Sally Kellerman (movie)
- Johnny Haymer
- James Saito
- Rick Sawaya
- John Schuck (movie)
- Warren Stevens
- David Ogden Stiers
The Magnificent Seven
- Crossover performers
Magnum PI
The Man from U.N.C.L.E.
- Crossover performers
- David Armstrong
- Cal Bolder
- Peter Brocco
- Roger C. Carmel
- Elisha Cook
- Dick Crockett
- Tom Curtis
- Noel De Souza
- James Doohan
- Robert Ellenstein
- Sharyn Hillyer
- Rex Holman
- John Hoyt
- David Hurst
- Jill Ireland
- Nancy Kovack
- Paul Lambert
- Theodore Marcuse
- William Marshall
- Dallas Mitchell
- Lawrence Montaigne
- Ricardo Montalban
- David Opatoshu
- Jack Palance
- Jack Perkins
- Madlyn Rhue
- Mark Richman
- Alfred Ryder
- George Sawaya
- Roy Sickner
Marx Brothers
Men In Black
- The Division 6 referenced in "Workforce, Part II"
- Crossover performers
- Alice Eve (third movie)
- Clancy Brown (cartoon show)
- Jennifer Lien (cartoon show)
- Charles Napier (cartoon show)
- Carel Struycken (first movie)
- David Warner (cartoon show)
Metropolis
Muppets
- Crossover performers
Mystery Science Theater 3000
National Lampoon's Animal House
- Worf's smashing of Geordi's lute in "Qpid" (episode title)
- Crossover performers
- Bruce McGill
- John Vernon, father of Kate Vernon
Red Dwarf
Ren and Stimpy
seaQuest DSV
Sherlock Holmes
Crossover Performers:
- F. Murray Abraham (US TV show Elementary)
- Benedict Cumberbatch (BBC TV show Sherlock)
Snagglepuss
Star Wars
- Alderaan
- ISS Avenger
- Bothans
- Kashyk (see Kashyyyk)
- Millennium Falcon
- Nar Shaddan
- Quarren
- R2D CPO
- Skywalker Division
- Vader
- Duranium
- Crossover performers
- Ian Abercrombie
- Ed Begley, Jr.
- David Birney
- Clancy Brown
- George Coe
- Olivia d'Abo
- Greg Ellis
- Fionnula Flanagan
- Cully Fredricksen
- Brian George
- Patty Maloney
- Ron Perlman
- Brock Peters
- Ethan Phillips
- Deep Roy
- Clive Revill
- Raphael Sbarge
- Felix Silla
- Carel Struycken
- George Takei
- Valerie Wildman
- Jason Wingreen
- Sam Witwer
- Production
- J.J. Abrams, director
- Philip Barberio, special effects
- Ben Burtt, sound designer
- Ryan Church, conceptual artist
- John Dykstra, special effects
- Judy Elkins, sculptor
- Barbara Hambly, writer
- Nilo Rodis-Jamero, conceptual artist, costume designer
- Michael Kaplan, costume designer
- John Knoll, visual effects artist, visual effects supervisor
- John Paul Lona, illustrator
- Ralph McQuarrie, model designer
- Industrial Light & Magic, special visual effects and animation (a Lucasfilm Ltd. company; formed in 1975 for the purpose of realizing the optical and miniature effects for Star Wars. Contributed work to seven of the eleven Trek films in addition to Encounter at Farpoint.)
The Three Stooges
Superman
- Crossover performers
Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy
Crossover performers:
The Twilight Zone
In "Carbon Creek", Trip Tucker said "Sounds like an old episode of the Twilight Zone" in response to the Vulcans' crash-landing.
William Shatner, Leonard Nimoy, James Doohan, and George Takei have all appeared in Twilight Zone episodes. Also, Star Trek writers George Clayton Johnson, Richard Matheson, and Jerry Sohl were regular contributors to the series. TOS directors Robert Butler, Ralph Senensky, Robert Gist, and Tony Leader have also worked on The Twilight Zone.
- Crossover performers
- Stanley Adams
- John Anderson
- David Armstrong
- Barry Atwater
- Arthur Batanides
- Paul Baxley
- Bonnie Beecher
- Theodore Bikel
- Antoinette Bower
- Peter Brocco
- Anthony Call
- Seymour Cassel
- Paul Comi
- John Crawford
- James Daly
- James Doohan
- Lou Elias
- Bill Erwin
- John Fiedler
- Paul Fix
- Michael Forest
- James Gregory
- John Harmon
- Mariette Hartley
- Chuck Hicks
- Rex Holman
- Clegg Hoyt
- John Hoyt
- Sherry Jackson
- Don Keefer
- Ted Knight
- Paul Lambert
- Robert Lansing
- Joanne Linville
- Felix Locher
- Jon Lormer
- Celia Lovsky
- Ken Lynch
- Gene Lyons
- Theo Marcuse
- Joan Marshall
- Sarah Marshall
- Arlene Martel
- Nan Martin
- Oliver McGowan
- Joseph Mell
- Byron Morrow
- Bill Mumy
- George Murdock
- Julie Newmar
- Leonard Nimoy
- Susan Oliver
- David Opatoshu
- Frank Overton
- Michael Pataki
- Jack Perkins
- Vic Perrin
- Nehemiah Persoff
- Phillip Pine
- Thalmus Rasulala
- Peter Mark Richman
- Joseph Ruskin
- William Sargent
- William Schallert
- Charles Seel
- William Shatner
- Patricia Smith
- Abraham Sofaer
- Warren Stevens
- Dean Stockwell
- Liam Sullivan
- George Takei
- Harry Townes
- Garry Walberg
- Fritz Weaver
- William Windom
- Jason Wingreen
- Ian Wolfe
- Meg Wyllie
- Production
- Jerome Bixby, writer
- Robert Butler, director
- Robert Gist, director
- Murray Golden, associate producer
- Jerry Goldsmith, composer
- George Clayton Johnson, writer
- Tony Leader, director
- Richard Matheson, writer
- Ralph Senensky, director
- Jerry Sohl, writer
- Fred Steiner, composer
Urusei Yatsura
The War of the Worlds
The West Wing
- Celestial Navigation
- Charles Young
- Claudia Craig
- J. Bartlett
- J. Lyman
- L. McGarry
- Mister Willis of Ohio
- S. Seaborn
- T. Ziegler
When Worlds Collide
- Crossover performers
The X-Files
- Crossover performers