The Original Series
This is the first name of chief medical officer Dr. McCoy
Leonard
This is the middle name of First Officer William Riker.
Thomas
Michael Burnham is the first Star Trek protagonist who is not already in this position at the start of the series.
Captain
Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home is mainly set in the 1980s in this city.
San Francisco
This extremely volatile substance can be used to create artificial black holes.
Red Matter
The alien race which possess the ability to communicate telepathically and create vivid illusions in the minds of their targets.
Talosians
Airing on the 5th of May on 1989, the episode Q Who marked the first ever appearance of this sinister alien race.
The Borg
Captain Saru is a member of this alien race.
Kelpien
In the first film of the Abrams series, the original timeline version of Spock fails to prevent this planet from being destroyed by a supernova.
Romulus
This element, usually occurring in crystalline form, is an essential component of a starship warp drive.
Dilithium
Although part of the main cast and appearing in all 6 original movies, this character does not appear until season 2.
Pavel Chekov
Airing on the 23rd of May in 1994, this is the 2-part series finale.
All Good Things
The USS Discovery is this class of starship.
Crossfield
This is the tenth and last of the films BEFORE the J.J. Abrams reboot series.
Nemesis
A superstructure built around a star, to absorb all of its energy and provide unlimited power to its residents. One of these is prominently featured in the TNG episode Relics.
Dyson Sphere
Airing on the 20th of September in 1968 as the premiere of season 3, this is considered widely to be the worst episode of the entire series.
Spock's Brain
Airing on the 7th of February in 1994, this season 7 episode takes the unusual approach of focusing on a group of junior officers, rather than the main cast.
Lower Decks
This is the name of the brutal human regime that dominates the mirror universe.
Terran Empire
The impossible-by-design Kobayashi-Maru training simulation is also known as this type of scenario.
No-win scenario
An extremely strong metallic substance used in the construction of starship hulls and the skulls of Soong-type androids.
Duranium
In The City on the Edge of Forever, this is the mysterious sentient gateway arch which serves as a time portal. It also appears in Discovery.
The Guardian of Forever
In the season 5 episode Peak Performance, Lt. Cdr Data humiliates Sirna Kolrami in this video game with the unconventional tactic of intentionally playing for a stalemate rather than a win.
Strategema
This ensign is the first character in the Star Trek franchise to openly identify as non-binary.
Adira Tal
The plot of Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country was intended as an allegory to the ending of this real-life conflict, which occurred around the time of the film's release.
The Cold War
Able to store 2.15 kiloquads of data, these advanced computer chips were a part of starship warp drives.
Isolinear Chip