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| − | '''Adam''' was one of the young [[human]]s and aliens who became a follower of Dr. [[Sevrin]] who sought the mythical planet [[Eden]] in [[2268]]. An accomplished musician, he played a guitar-type instrument, singing songs of Sevrin's call for an abandonment of technological society and an embrace of the natural life that preceded it. After stealing a [[Starbase 4 shuttlecraft|shuttle]] from [[Starbase 4]], Adam and the rest of Sevrin's group were apprehended by the [[Federation]] [[starship]] [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701)|''Enterprise'']]. He aided Sevrin in disabling the ship's crew and appropriating ''Enterprise'' [[shuttlecraft]] [[Galileo (shuttlecraft)|''Galileo''-2]],. He died, along with Sevrin, when he ate an acid-saturated fruit on a world he thought was Eden. ''([[TOS]]: "[[The Way to Eden]]")'' |
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| − | :''Played by [[Charles Napier]], who later appeared as [[General]] [[Rex Denning]] in [[DS9]]: "[[Little Green Men]]" He also played Cmdr. Gilmour in the ''Austin Powers'' films, and Tucker McElroy in ''The Blues Brothers''.'' |
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| + | | gender = Male |
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| + | | species = [[Human]] |
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| + | | occupation = [[Musician]] |
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| + | | status = Deceased |
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| + | | datestatus = 2269 |
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| + | | died = [[2269]] |
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| + | | actor = [[Charles Napier]] |
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| + | {{disambiguation|the Biblical figures|Adam and Eve}} |
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| + | {{aquote|I reach that, brother. I really do.|Adam''' commenting on the [[Vulcan lute]] to '''Spock|2269|The Way to Eden}} |
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| + | '''Adam''' was one of numerous young followers of [[doctor|Dr.]] [[Sevrin]] who sought the mythical planet [[Eden]]. An accomplished musician, he played a guitar-type instrument, singing songs of Sevrin's call for an abandonment of [[technology|technological]] society and an embrace of the natural life that preceded it. |
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| + | After stealing the [[space cruiser]] ''{{dis|Aurora|NC-17740}}'' in [[2269]], Adam and the rest of Sevrin's group were apprehended by the [[Federation]] [[starship]] {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701}}. He aided Sevrin in disabling the ship's crew and appropriating ''Enterprise'' [[shuttlecraft]] ''[[Galileo II]]''. He died when he ate an [[acid]]-saturated [[fruit]] on a world he thought was Eden. Sevrin soon did the same, deliberately in his case. ({{TOS|The Way to Eden}}) |
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| + | {{bginfo|Adam was played by actor [[Charles Napier]].}} |
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Revision as of 19:17, 10 November 2015
For the Biblical figures, please see Adam and Eve.
"I reach that, brother. I really do."
Adam was one of numerous young followers of Dr. Sevrin who sought the mythical planet Eden. An accomplished musician, he played a guitar-type instrument, singing songs of Sevrin's call for an abandonment of technological society and an embrace of the natural life that preceded it.
After stealing the space cruiser Aurora in 2269, Adam and the rest of Sevrin's group were apprehended by the Federation starship USS Enterprise. He aided Sevrin in disabling the ship's crew and appropriating Enterprise shuttlecraft Galileo II. He died when he ate an acid-saturated fruit on a world he thought was Eden. Sevrin soon did the same, deliberately in his case. (TOS: "The Way to Eden")
Adam was played by actor Charles Napier.