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Issue 64 of Star Trek Monthly was the April 2000 issue. It was Darryl Curtis' final issue as editor.

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First Contact
Darryl Curtis on leaving the magazine.
The Best of All Worlds
Folk Tale
Ian Spelling on the set of "Spirit Folk".
Interview – Robert Picardo – "Prescription for Laughs"
by Andy Mangels and Michael A. Martin
Continued from issue 63.
Interview – Tim Russ – "Solving Riddles"
by Ian Spelling.
Don't Beam Me Up, Scotty!
Stoddard Hayes on what can happen when the transporter malfunctions.
Between a Rock and a Hard PlaceNicole de Boer on proper transporter etiquette and "The Siege of AR-558".
A Fistful of Data
Why was the USS Enterprise-E patrolling the Romulan Neutral Zone in Star Trek: First Contact?, Naomi Wildman and rapid aging, why does Mora Pol not appear during Odo's illness in DS9 Season 7?
Poster
Double-sided, featuring Robert Duncan McNeill as Tom Paris on one side, and Jeri Ryan as Seven of Nine on the other.
Interview – John de Lancie – "Q&A"
by Darryl Curtis.
Interview – Jason Alexander – "Kudos for Kurros"
by Ian Spelling.
Book extract
Pocket TNG: Gemworld, Book One.
From the Replicator
UK Update: Bandai no longer distributing Playmates Toys Star Trek products, MBI gold trading cards.
Australasia Update: Playmates figures.
US Update: PlayTrek mailing list, New Force Comics, Franklin Mint.
Read Out: release schedule only.
Interactive: Star Trek: Hidden Evil.
On Screen: Voyager volume 6.2, The Next Generation rerelease volumes 3.1 & 3.2; interview with Olivia Birkelund.
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