Unnamed Kreetassans

Abductee []

Kreetassan on repair station — A Kreetassan

This individual was abducted by the automated repair station, probably while his starship was in dock. While Captain Archer and T'Pol were searching for Travis Mayweather, whom the station had also kidnapped, they saw this Kreetassan among the abducted individuals. He was there for a long time, and the brain damage caused by the process could not be reversed. He was presumed killed, along with the others when the station was destroyed soon after. (ENT: "Dead Stop")

This abductee was played by background actor Brad Lee, who received no credit for this appearance. He filmed his scene on Tuesday 20 August 2002 on Paramount Stage 9 and is lsited as "Krissarian" on the call sheet.

Aides []

These two aides accompanied their captain aboard Enterprise NX-01 in 2151. They also left with their captain after he was insulted by Archer. (ENT: "Vox Sola")

The costume worn by Ortiz was later sold off on the It's A Wrap! sale and auction on eBay. [1]^(X)

They filmed their scenes on Wednesday 20 February 2002 and Thursday 21 February 2002 on Paramount Stage 8.

Captain []

The captain visited the Enterprise. The visit did not go well, however, as the Kreetassan became insulted, and left the ship. When Hoshi Sato asked the captain why he was insulted, he replied, "you eat like you mate."

Later when a symbiotic alien boarded Enterprise, capturing a few of the crew members, including Archer, the Enterprise contacted the Kreetassans. The captain was aware of the lifeform and knew its home planet, but before he would help, he demanded an apology. Mayweather asked him to explain what they had done, and the captain explained that putting food in their mouth is like mating to them, and that it is offensive. He explained that the Kreetassans eat the same way, but do it in private. Mayweather apologized and the captain gave Enterprise the coordinates for the lifeform's planet. (ENT: "Vox Sola")

This captain was played by Vaughn Armstrong.

Armstrong also played a Kreetassan in "A Night in Sickbay", though it is not made explicitly clear whether or not this Kreetassan and the Kreetassan captain are the same individual. In the final draft script of "A Night in Sickbay", though, the Kreetassan captain wasn't referred to, with the character portrayed by Armstrong in that episode instead referred to as "Kreetassan Chancellor". The Star Trek Encyclopedia, 4th ed., vol. 1, p. 443 identified Armstrong's character as the "Kreetassan leader".

His costume was later re-used and worn by Henry Farnam as Rigelian ambassador in the fourth season episodes "Demons" and "Terra Prime". It was sold off on the web. [2]

Head of state and aides []

Archer's uniform pants, 2152 — Kreetassan head of state

The head of State and aides presided over a ritual of apology preformed by Jonathan Archer because Porthos had urinated on an alvera tree, which was considered by the Kreetassans to be a cultural treasure. (ENT: "A Night in Sickbay")

The Keetassans were played by unknown actors.

Merchant []

A merchant recommended the deuterium mining colony on an unnamed planet to Enterprise to refill their supply of deuterium. (ENT: "Marauders")

This merchant was only mentioned in dialogue.

Patron []

This visitor was in a bar on Pernaia Prime's moon. When T'Pol was looking for Menos, a Vulcan fugitive, he got between them, allowing Menos to attempt an escape. (ENT: "The Seventh")

This patron was played by an unknown actor.

Tourists []

In 2382, these three tourists were present aboard the Cosmic Duchess cruise ship, where they played with a beach ball near the Risa Bar. While playing, they were approached by an undercover Lieutenant jg Brad Boimler, who absentmindedly took a sip from his drink, greatly offending the Kreetassans. Unaware of what caused their outrage, Boimler then took a bite of a small snack from a nearby platter, further incensing the trio, to the point that one of its members attempted to physically assault him. Fortunately for Boimler, Commander Jack Ransom interceded, saying that "[his] bro [was] ignorant of [their] ways", and that "He did not mean to offend." As the tourists walked away, Ransom informed Boimler that "Kreetassans consider[ed] eating to be more intimate than mating." Boimler then alleged that he was actually aware of that fact, but had momentarily forgotten, as his thoughts were preoccupied by other matters. (LD: "The Best Exotic Nanite Hotel")