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| gender = Male |
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| species = [[Human]] |
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+ | | occupation = [[Colony]] Leader, [[Omicron colony]] |
| actor = [[Frank Overton]] |
| actor = [[Frank Overton]] |
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| − | '''Elias Sandoval''' was a [[Human]] |
+ | '''Elias Sandoval''' was a male [[Human]] civilian in the [[23rd century]]. He was a [[colony]] leader of the [[Omicron colony]] from [[2264]] to [[2267]]. |
| − | As a child, Sandoval suffered from lobar [[pneumonia]]. |
+ | As a child, Sandoval suffered from lobar [[pneumonia]], which scarred the [[tissue]] on his [[lung]]s. As well, he had an [[appendix|appendectomy]] and received the required [[vaccine|inoculations]]. In [[2263]], these facts were included in his medical report before he left [[Earth]] on an expedition to [[Omicron Ceti III]]. |
| − | In 2263, he and |
+ | In 2263, he and 150 other colonists departed Earth for Omicron Ceti III hoping to establish an [[agriculture|agricultural]] [[colony]] where they could "return to a simple life." After landing on the [[planet]] in [[2264]], Sandoval and the others were taken over by [[Omicron spore|spores]] that protected them from the deadly [[berthold radiation]] bombarding the planet. The spores provided a constant feeling of contentment, and also perfect physical health. Sandoval's lungs were free of the scarred tissue and his appendix was restored. |
| − | When the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701}} investigated the Omicron colony in 2267, Sandoval conspired with colony [[ |
+ | When the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701}} investigated the Omicron colony in 2267, Sandoval conspired with colony [[botanist]] [[Leila Kalomi]] to infect the starship with the spores. Though he was initially successful in converting the entire [[crew]] to his colony, ''Enterprise'' [[Captain]] [[James T. Kirk]] used a [[subsonic transmitter]] to destroy the spores. Freed of their influence, Sandoval realized he had accomplished nothing he had set out to do. He planned to try to start a new colony once the ''Enterprise'' evacuated the Omicron colonists to [[Starbase 27]]. ({{TOS|This Side of Paradise}}) |
{{bginfo|Sandoval was played by [[Frank Overton]].}} |
{{bginfo|Sandoval was played by [[Frank Overton]].}} |
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Revision as of 19:12, 28 March 2015
Elias Sandoval was a male Human civilian in the 23rd century. He was a colony leader of the Omicron colony from 2264 to 2267.
As a child, Sandoval suffered from lobar pneumonia, which scarred the tissue on his lungs. As well, he had an appendectomy and received the required inoculations. In 2263, these facts were included in his medical report before he left Earth on an expedition to Omicron Ceti III.
In 2263, he and 150 other colonists departed Earth for Omicron Ceti III hoping to establish an agricultural colony where they could "return to a simple life." After landing on the planet in 2264, Sandoval and the others were taken over by spores that protected them from the deadly berthold radiation bombarding the planet. The spores provided a constant feeling of contentment, and also perfect physical health. Sandoval's lungs were free of the scarred tissue and his appendix was restored.
When the USS Enterprise investigated the Omicron colony in 2267, Sandoval conspired with colony botanist Leila Kalomi to infect the starship with the spores. Though he was initially successful in converting the entire crew to his colony, Enterprise Captain James T. Kirk used a subsonic transmitter to destroy the spores. Freed of their influence, Sandoval realized he had accomplished nothing he had set out to do. He planned to try to start a new colony once the Enterprise evacuated the Omicron colonists to Starbase 27. (TOS: "This Side of Paradise")