Unnamed Vulcans (24th century)

Multiple realities
(covers information from several alternate timelines)

The following is a list of unnamed Vulcans from the 24th century.

Archaeologist Edit

In 2367, a Vulcan archaeologist was on the Federation Archaeology Council and attended Captain Picard's lecture about the ruins of Tagus III aboard the USS Enterprise-D. He also attended the banquet in Ten Forward and talked to Picard. This conversation was interrupted by Vash. (TNG: "Qpid")

This Vulcan was played by an actor with the last name Byron, who filmed his scenes on Friday 8 February 1991 on Paramount Stage 8.
His costume was previously worn by actor William Denis as Ki Mendrossen in the episode "Sarek".

Children's choir Edit

These children sang to welcome USS Voyager home in 2390 of an alternate timeline. Harry Kim recalled the event when asked to by The Doctor. (VOY: "Timeless")

This children was only mentioned in dialogue.

Diplomat Edit

In 2373, this diplomat told a group of Orion free traders the news about the non-aggression pact between the Dominion and the Romulan Star Empire. (DS9: "Call to Arms")

This character was only mentioned in dialogue.

Master Edit

This master sold Tuvok a meditation lamp in 2368, doubling the price when he saw Tuvok and Kathryn Janeway's Starfleet insignias. When Janeway told Kes about it in 2374, the Ocampa stated that she was sure it was the logical thing to do. (VOY: "The Gift")

This character was only mentioned in dialogue.

Mirror universe inhabitants Edit

See: unnamed mirror universe inhabitants

Racquetball player Edit

This racquetball player was Julian Bashir's finals opponent in the sector championships as team captain at Starfleet Medical Academy in 2368.

Bashir recalled the game to Miles O'Brien, upon revealing his history with the sport, expressing how impressed he was with the Vulcan opponent's stamina, and that "I don't think he ever actually broke a sweat." Bashir ultimately beat his opponent with "a back wall riser shot." (DS9: "Rivals")

This opponent was only mentioned in dialogue.

Risa visitor Edit

In 2366, this female was on vacation on Risa while Captain Jean-Luc Picard took shore leave on the planet. (TNG: "Captain's Holiday")

This Vulcan was played by an unknown actress.

Ronara bar patrons Edit

These two patrons had a drink in a bar on Ronara Prime in the Demilitarized Zone in 2370 when Ro Laren was on an undercover mission to infiltrate the Maquis. (TNG: "Preemptive Strike")

Scientists Edit

These three scientists checked and equipped the Jellyfish prior to its launch. (Star Trek)

All three Vulcans were played by background performers who received no credit for their appearance. They can be seen during a flashback while Spock performed the Vulcan mind meld with Kirk on Delta Vega. All received no credit for their appearances.

Sek's mate Edit

This female mated with Sek and produced a daughter, T'Meni. (VOY: "Hunters")

This character was only mentioned in dialogue.

Starfleet personnel Edit

Vulcans who were in Starfleet have their information listed under Starfleet personnel articles.

The Vulcan Starfleet Academy superintendent during William T. Riker's time there.
The Vulcan admiral who decorated Jadzia Dax.
The Vulcan cadet at Starfleet Academy.
The Vulcan cadets on USS Valiant:
- Female Vulcan cadet.
- Male Vulcan cadet.
The Vulcan cadets who were Solok's friends.
The Vulcan captain of USS Saratoga.
The Vulcan civilians living aboard the USS Enterprise-D: USS Enterprise-D personnel.
The 47 Vulcan inhabitants of Deep Space 9.
The Vulcan command officer serving aboard the USS Enterprise-E.
The Vulcan engineer serving aboard the USS Enterprise-E.
The Vulcan crewmembers serving aboard USS Voyager: USS Voyager personnel.
The Vulcan female lieutenant aboard Deep Space 9.
The Vulcan girl eyed by Jake Sisko and Nog on Deep Space 9 in 2369.
The Vulcan male officer aboard Deep Space 9.
The Vulcan male officer aboard Deep Space 9.
The Vulcan male officer aboard Deep Space 9.
The Vulcan male on Deep Space 9's Promenade.
Two Vulcan officers on Earth.
The Vulcan vice admiral who attended the ceremony for Bajor's admission to the Federation.

Exceptions to this are the predominantly Vulcan crews from:

Trade Agreements Conference attendee Edit

Female Vulcan at conference — A Vulcan attending a conference

This female was attending the Trade Agreements Conference on Betazed in 2366, as well as the reception in Ten Forward on the Enterprise-D. (TNG: "Ménage à Troi")

This Vulcan was portrayed by an unknown actress.

Tuvok and T'Pel's middle sons Edit

The middle sons of Tuvok and T'Pel, younger brothers to Sek, and elder brothers of Asil. (VOY: "Elogium")

Tuvok noted that his wife was in labor with their third child for ninety six hours. (VOY: "Deadlock")

The youngest son was fond of the song "Falor's Journey" and often asked his father to play it on his lute. (VOY: "Innocence")

These Vulcans were only mentioned in dialogue.
Their names are given in non-canon sources as Varith (β) and Elieth (β).

T'Vran captain Edit

See: T'Vran personnel

Volan III inhabitant Edit

See: Volan III Vulcan

Vorik's mate Edit

This female was chosen to be Vorik's mate.

In 2373, when B'Elanna Torres attempted to deflect his marriage proposal by asking if he already had somebody, he explained that due to his being lost with USS Voyager, she had most likely chosen another mate. (VOY: "Blood Fever")

This Vulcan was only mentioned in dialogue.

The Distant Shores short story "Letting Go" gives her name as Selmar (β).

Vulcan Council members Edit

These two members of the Vulcan Council agreed that Spock should pilot the Jellyfish and fire the red matter into the supernova to save Romulus in 2387. (Star Trek)

Both Vulcans were played by background performers who can be seen during a flashback while Spock performed the mind meld with Kirk on Delta Vega.

Wedding attendees Edit

These civilians attended the wedding of William Riker and Deanna Troi in 2379.

While the crowd laughed at best man Jean-Luc Picard's toast, the female, who sat behind Guinan, kept her unemotional face.

The first male civilian sat next to the female Vulcan, while the second male civilian, who was somewhat taller with lighter hair, sat alone. (Star Trek Nemesis)

The dress she wore to the wedding is a reuse of the Vulcan dress worn by Doctor T'Pan in TNG: "Suspicions".
The character played by stand-in Dieter Hornemann, may also be the "real" Lieutenant Kinis, a character portrayed by Hornemann in "In the Flesh".