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Traeg

Leader of the Coridan rebels who kidnapped Archer and T’Pol in 2151. He was killed by Andorians.^[1]

Tos

Vulcan dignitary. Tos was a colleague of Ambassador Soval serving on Earth circa 2151. He provided information on the Klingons to Starfleet, and was against Archer‘s mission to return Klaang to Qo’noS.^[1]

Portrayed by Thomas Kopache.

Tolaris

One of the V’tosh ka’tur (“Vulcans without logic”) encountered by the Enterprise NX-01 in 2151. Tolaris forged an unlikely bond with T’Pol, and suggested she attempt to re-connect with her emotions. He used an ancient Vulcan technique known as a “mind-meld” to help her achieve this, but T’Pol was uncomfortable with it and asked him to stop. She eventually had to force him to break the meld. Captain Archer was angered by Tolaris’ attack on T’Pol, and asked him to leave the Enterprise.^[1] A year later, T’Pol was forced to reveal that she had contracted Panar Syndrome as a result of the forced meld.^[2] It was another two years before the imbalance in her brain chemistry was corrected, as Panar Syndrome had been known of since the time of Surak; Panar Syndrome was caused by inexperienced and poorly-trained melders, but could be corrected by those with the proper training.^[3]

Tholos

Andorian officer. Tholos served under Shran during the incident at the P’Jem monastery^[1] and on Coridan.^[2]

Portrayed by Steven Dennis.

Tavin

Leader of the V’tosh ka’tur (“Vulcans without logic”) encountered by the Enterprise NX-01 in 2151. Tavin captained the starship Vahklas and was very fond of chicken marsala.^[1]

Tarquin

Telepathic alien male. As a telepath, Tarquin was rare among his people—the odds were one in fifty million. Telepaths were considered a threat to the greater population and sent to live in exile. Tarquin was the sole inhabitant of his planet, living in a massive sanctuary. His family gave him an object that extended the range of his telepathy, which he used to seek out unique minds. When he found such an individual, he tried to lure her to his homeworld in order for her to become his companion. His species had a very long lifespan, and he had already outlived four companions. He planned on Hoshi Sato becoming his next companion, but she refused. Tarquin aided the Enterprise NX-01 by giving Hoshi the coordinates for a Xindi colony, and expressed his hope that, one day, she would change her mind and join him.^[1]

T’Ret

Leader of a faction sent to contain the mutagenic virus created by the Loque’eque. The virus had infected tens of millions of people on his homeworld.^[1]

T’Pol

During her first year aboard the Enterprise NX-01, T’Pol defied her critics—Humans and Vulcans alike—who thought she wouldn’t last. She surprised the Enterprise crew on its maiden voyage when Captain Jonathan Archer was injured and she took command of the ship by continuing the mission he set out to accomplish, rather than simply returning to Earth after the Klingon courier Klaang was captured by Suliban agents.^[1]
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