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| + | |caption = [[DaiMon]] Tarr on the [[viewscreen]] |
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| + | |gender = [[Male]] |
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| + | |species = [[Ferengi]] |
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| + | |rank = [[DaiMon]] |
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| + | |occupation = [[Commanding officer|Commander]], {{class|D'Kora}} [[Tarr's Marauder|marauder]] |
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| + | |datestatus = 2364 |
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[[DaiMon]] '''Tarr''' was the [[commanding officer|commander]] of a [[Ferengi]] |
[[DaiMon]] '''Tarr''' was the [[commanding officer|commander]] of a [[Ferengi]] |
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| − | + | {{class|D'Kora}} [[Tarr's Marauder|marauder]] responsible for the [[theft]] of a [[T-9 energy converter]] from an unmanned [[Federation]] [[outpost]] on [[Gamma Tauri IV]], in [[2364]]. |
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+ | Tarr's [[starship]] was later pursued by the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}} in an attempt to recover the [[energy]] converter and was eventually confronted by the ''Enterprise'' in the [[Delphi Ardu system|Delphi Ardu]] [[star system]]. Soon thereafter, both [[ship]]s were incapacitated by an unknown energy beam from a nearby [[planet]], later discovered to be a former outpost of the [[Tkon Empire]]. Tarr and {{Captain}} [[Jean-Luc Picard]] both agreed to send [[away team]]s to the planet in order to disable the energy beam. |
| − | + | Tarr's team attacked the Federation away team, and were stopped by the [[Portal]], a guardian of the Tkon Empire. At first, the Portal was about to destroy Tarr and his ship, but after listening to [[Commander]] [[William T. Riker]], who led the Federation away team, the Portal freed Tarr and his ship. Following this encounter, Tarr agreed to return the stolen energy converter. ({{TNG|The Last Outpost}}) |
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| + | === Background information === |
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| + | Tarr, played by actor [[Mike Gomez]], was the first Ferengi seen in the ''[[Star Trek]]'' saga. |
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| + | The {{st-minutiae|resources/scripts/107.txt|script}} for "The Last Outpost" spelled his name as "Taar", as does the {{ste|3|491}} and [[StarTrek.com]]. However, the end credits of the episode spell the name as "Tarr". |
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| + | Tarr appeared in the second draft [[script]] of {{e|Ménage à Troi}}, in which he fulfilled the same role that DaiMon Tog does in the finished version of that episode. |
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| + | * {{startrek.com|taar}} |
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Revision as of 15:25, 5 December 2019
DaiMon Tarr was the commander of a Ferengi D'Kora-class marauder responsible for the theft of a T-9 energy converter from an unmanned Federation outpost on Gamma Tauri IV, in 2364.
Tarr's starship was later pursued by the USS Enterprise-D in an attempt to recover the energy converter and was eventually confronted by the Enterprise in the Delphi Ardu star system. Soon thereafter, both ships were incapacitated by an unknown energy beam from a nearby planet, later discovered to be a former outpost of the Tkon Empire. Tarr and Captain Jean-Luc Picard both agreed to send away teams to the planet in order to disable the energy beam.
Tarr's team attacked the Federation away team, and were stopped by the Portal, a guardian of the Tkon Empire. At first, the Portal was about to destroy Tarr and his ship, but after listening to Commander William T. Riker, who led the Federation away team, the Portal freed Tarr and his ship. Following this encounter, Tarr agreed to return the stolen energy converter. (TNG: "The Last Outpost")
Appendices
Background information
Tarr, played by actor Mike Gomez, was the first Ferengi seen in the Star Trek saga.
The script for "The Last Outpost" spelled his name as "Taar", as does the Star Trek Encyclopedia (3rd ed., p. 491) and StarTrek.com. However, the end credits of the episode spell the name as "Tarr".
Tarr appeared in the second draft script of "Ménage à Troi", in which he fulfilled the same role that DaiMon Tog does in the finished version of that episode.