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Vina

Human. An adult crewmember aboard the S.S. Columbia when it crashed on Talos IV, Vina was the ship’s only survivor. Rescued by the Talosians, her body was all but destroyed, and they had no guide on how to rebuild it. Everything still worked, but it wasn’t all in the right places, so she had an extremely disfigured appearance. She stayed on Talos IV with the Talosians, who used their telepathic abilities to give her the illusion of a normal, young body, as well as an illusion of U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 Captain Christopher Pike to accompany her.^[1]

Portrayed by Susan Oliver.

Tyler, Jose

Human helmsman of the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 under the command of Captain Christopher Pike. Brash and impetuous, Tyler’s hand was bandaged during an encounter with the Talosians, as he was one of seven injured during an incident on Rigel VII two weeks earlier.^{[1, 3]}

Tyler served with Captain Robert April aboard the U.S.S. Tiberius, then the Enterprise, before command of the vessel was transferred to Captain Pike.^[2]

Name is from the script to “The Cage.” Portrayed by Peter Duryea.

Pitcairn, Nils

Human transporter chief aboard the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 under Captain Christopher Pike.^[1]

“A Starfleet career man down to his boots,” Pitcairn could have been a chief engineer, but opted instead for transporters, for which “he’s got the touch of an angel.”^[2]

Pitcairn’s first name was given in the Early Voyages comic series. Portrayed by Clegg Hyot.

Number One

First officer of the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 under Captain Pike. Number One was allowed to beam down to Talos IV by the Talosians, in an attempt at breeding a group of Humans. A spiteful Vina said “they’d have more luck crossing [Pike] with a computer.” The Talosians, however, believed that her “superior mind would produce highly intelligent children,” observing that “although she seems to lack emotion, this is largely a pretense. She often has fantasies involving [Pike].”^[1]

Number One preferred to use the traditional title of a ship’s first officer, rather than her name, Lieutenant Commander Eurelan Robbins. When questioned by Pike about the matter, she replied, “I’d prefer to keep my Christian name out of it, Captain. An old family curse.”^[2]

Portrayed by M. Leigh Hudec (Majel Barrett Roddenberry).