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Sulu must bring a young boy into slavery to prevent a war!

Summary

From the box

While on the U.S.S. Excelsior, Captain Sulu receives top priority orders to proceed by shuttlecraft to Starbase Three. He is to act as the Federation's envoy to a historic peace ceremony between the Krikiki and the Den-Kai – the two dominant, warring races in that sector. The Federation has made it clear to Sulu that it is vital that this mission be successful.

Sulu's role is to hand over a young Krikiki prince to the Den-Kai as a symbol of peace, but once Sulu learns of the physical hardships and isolated life that are to befall the prince, he is faced with one of the most difficult choices of his career: carry out his orders and protect another being's life only to see it taken away, or interfere and risk destroying the fragile peace... and violate the prime directive in the process.

Enhanced with sound effects and recorded in binaural 3-D sound, ENVOY is a listening experience that no Star Trek fan will ever forget.

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Background information

In the cover art, a photographed Sulu wears the proper white-colored turtleneck collar and uniform patches of the command department (possibly from a publicity photo for Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country), which he would wear as Excelsior captain, but the jacket stripe is missing his captain's rank pin.

Cast

George Takei as Hikaru Sulu
Nan Martin as Admiral Tsubar
Howard McGillin as Starbase Computer Translator / Ru'Krell

Howard McGillin is an accomplished stage, screen and television actor. He has starred in Broadway's Kiss of the Spider Woman, The Secret Garden, Anything Goes, and The Mystery of Edwin Drood (the latter two for which he was nominated for Tony Awards), and on television in Murder, She Wrote and Columbo.

Jenifer Lewis as the Interpreter

Jenifer Lewis is an American actress, perhaps best known for her portrayals of strong-willed, matronly characters. She started out as one of Bette Midler's back-up-singing "Harlettes" prior to acting. Her film roles include parts in Sister Act, What's Love Got to Do with It?, and The Preacher's Wife. From 2000 to 2006, she played Lana Hawkins on TV's Strong Medicine.

Essene R. as Shuttlecraft Computer Voice

Essene R. is an accomplished commercial voice-over artist and actress, who appeared in the stage productions of Joe Turner's Come and Gone and The Heliotrope Bouquet.

Krikiki/Den-Kai Ensemble: Meredith Monk, Dina Emerson, Janice Brenner (also as the Krikiki Pod), and Theo Bleckmann (also as Era'Quell); Composed and Directed by Meredith Monk

Meredith Monk is a composer, singer, filmmaker and director/choreographer. A pioneer in what is now called "extended vocal technique" and "interdisciplinary performance," Monk is the fourth generation singer in her family. Since graduating from Sarah Lawrence College in 1964, she has created more than eighty music/theater/dance and film works.

Characters

Hikaru Sulu: Starfleet captain, commanding officer, USS Excelsior; acting envoy in the Den-Kai/Krikiki Asraba ceremony.
The Interpreter: Female translator during the Asraba ceremony
Queen Mey'Gley: Ruler of the Den-Kai peoples.
Commander Era'Quell: Ruler of the Krikiki peoples.
Prince Ru'Krell: Era'Quell's son; prince of the Krikiki; the "peace offering" who is to be put into exile.
The Pod: a conjoined trio of Krikiki vocalists who act as the protectors of Ru'Krell prior to his exile.
Admiral Tsubar: Starfleet admiral, overseeing Sulu's role in the Asraba.

References

USS Excelsior: Federation starship.
Starbase Three: Federation space station located near Den-Kai and Krikiki space; location where the Asraba ceremony will take place.
Den-Kai & Krikiki: Two warring races who occupy the sectors beyond Starbase Three.
Asraba: The "Telling of True Tales"; a sacred, shared tradition between the Den-Kai and Krikiki peoples which also acts as a sort of "peace conference" and an official unbiased record of the conflict.

External links

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-| Image             = CaptSuluAdv3.jpg
+| image             = Captain Sulu Adventures - Envoy.jpg
-| Writer            = [[L.A. Graf]]<br />(with additional dialogue by George Truett)
+| Writer            = [[L.A. Graf]]<br />(with additional dialog by [[George Truett]])
 | Publisher         = [[Simon and Schuster Audioworks]]
-| Series            = [[Captain]] [[Hikaru Sulu|Sulu]] Adventures #3
+| Series            = [[Captain Sulu Adventures]] #3
 | Published         = {{d|1|April|1995}}
 | Time              = Approx. 70 Minutes<br />(one cassette or CD)
-| Year              = circa [[2290]]
+| Year              = circa [[2291]]
 | Stardate          = 9029.1
 | ISBN              = 0671521411 (cassette)<br />ISBN 0671522868 (CD)
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 '''''Sulu must bring a young boy into slavery to prevent a war!'''''
-==Summary==
+== Summary ==
 ;From the box
-:''While on the [[USS Excelsior|U.S.S. ''Excelsior'']], [[Captain]] [[Hikaru Sulu|Sulu]] receives top priority orders to proceed by [[shuttlecraft]] to [[Starbase]] Three. He is to act as the [[Federation]]'s envoy to a historic peace ceremony between the Krikiki and the Den-Kai--the two dominant, warring races in that [[sector]]. The Federation has made it clear to Sulu that it is vital that this mission be successful.
+:''While on the [[USS Excelsior|U.S.S. ''Excelsior'']], [[Captain]] [[Hikaru Sulu|Sulu]] receives top priority orders to proceed by [[shuttlecraft]] to [[Starbase]] Three. He is to act as the [[Federation]]'s envoy to a historic peace ceremony between the Krikiki and the Den-Kai &ndash; the two dominant, warring races in that [[sector]]. The Federation has made it clear to Sulu that it is vital that this mission be successful.
-:''Sulu's role is to hand over a young Krikiki prince to the Den-Kai as a symbol of peace, but once Sulu learns of the physical hardships and isolated life that are to befall the prince, he is faced with one of the most difficult choices of his career: carry out his orders and protect another being's life only to see it taken away, or interfere and risk destroying the fragile peace...and violate the [[Prime Directive|prime directive]] in the process.
+:''Sulu's role is to hand over a young Krikiki prince to the Den-Kai as a symbol of peace, but once Sulu learns of the physical hardships and isolated life that are to befall the prince, he is faced with one of the most difficult choices of his career: carry out his orders and protect another being's life only to see it taken away, or interfere and risk destroying the fragile peace... and violate the [[Prime Directive|prime directive]] in the process.
 :''Enhanced with sound effects and recorded in binaural 3-D sound, ENVOY is a listening experience that no ''Star Trek'' fan will ever forget.{{review}} <!--
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 ''Summary Needed''
-==Memorable Quotes== -->
+==Memorable quotes== -->
-==Background Information==
+== Background information ==
-* In the cover art, a photographed Sulu wears the proper white-colored turtleneck collar and [[uniform]] patches of the [[command division|command]] department (possibly from a publicity photo for {{film|6}}), which he would wear as ''Excelsior'' captain, but the jacket stripe is missing his [[Captain]]'s rank pin.
+* In the cover art, a photographed Sulu wears the proper white-colored turtleneck collar and [[uniform]] patches of the [[command division|command]] department (possibly from a publicity photo for {{film|6}}), which he would wear as ''Excelsior'' captain, but the jacket stripe is missing his [[captain]]'s rank pin.
-===Cast===
+=== Cast ===
 * [[George Takei]] as [[Hikaru Sulu]]
 * [[Nan Martin]] as [[Admiral]] Tsubar
-* Howard McGillin as [[Starbase]] Computer Translator / Ru'Krell
+* {{w|Howard McGillin}} as [[Starbase]] Computer Translator / Ru'Krell
-:Howard McGillin is an accomplished stage, screen and television actor. He has starred in Broadway's '''''Kiss of the Spider Woman, The Secret Garden, Anything Goes''''' and '''''The Mystery of Edwin Drood''''' (the latter two for which he was nominated for Tony Awards); and on television in '''''Murder, She Wrote''''' and '''''Columbo'''''.
+:Howard McGillin is an accomplished stage, screen and television actor. He has starred in Broadway's ''Kiss of the Spider Woman'', ''The Secret Garden'', ''Anything Goes'', and ''The Mystery of Edwin Drood'' (the latter two for which he was nominated for Tony Awards), and on television in ''Murder, She Wrote'' and ''Columbo''.
-* Jenifer Lewis as the Interpreter
+* {{w|Jenifer Lewis}} as the Interpreter
-:Jenifer Lewis is an American actress, perhaps best known for her portrayals of strong-willed, matronly characters. She started out as one of Bette Midler's back-up-singing "Harlettes" prior to acting. Her film roles include parts in '''''Sister Act''''', '''''What's Love Got to Do with It?''''' and '''''The Preacher's Wife'''''. Since 2000, she has played Lana Hawkins on TV's '''''Strong Medicine'''''.
+:Jenifer Lewis is an American actress, perhaps best known for her portrayals of strong-willed, matronly characters. She started out as one of Bette Midler's back-up-singing "Harlettes" prior to acting. Her film roles include parts in ''Sister Act'', ''What's Love Got to Do with It?'', and ''The Preacher's Wife''. From 2000 to 2006, she played Lana Hawkins on TV's ''Strong Medicine''.
 * Essene R. as [[Shuttlecraft]] [[Computer]] Voice
-:Essene R. is an accomplished commercial voice-over artist and actress, who appeared in the stage productions of '''''Joe Turner's Come and Gone''''' and '''''The Heliotrope Bouquet'''''.
+:Essene R. is an accomplished commercial voice-over artist and actress, who appeared in the stage productions of ''Joe Turner's Come and Gone'' and ''The Heliotrope Bouquet''.
-* Krikiki/Den-Kai Ensemble: Meredith Monk, Dina Emerson, Janice Brenner (also as the Krikiki Pod) & Theo Bleckmann (also as Era'Quell) ; Composed & Directed by Meredith Monk
+* Krikiki/Den-Kai Ensemble: {{w|Meredith Monk}}, Dina Emerson, Janice Brenner (also as the Krikiki Pod), and {{w|Theo Bleckmann}} (also as Era'Quell); Composed and Directed by Meredith Monk
-:Meredith Monk is a composer, singer, filmmaker and director/choreographer. A pioneer in what is now called "extended vocal technique" and "interdisciplinary performance," Monk is the fourth generation singer in her family. Since graduating from Sarah Lawrence College in 1964, she has created more than 80 music/theater/dance and film works.
+:Meredith Monk is a composer, singer, filmmaker and director/choreographer. A pioneer in what is now called "extended vocal technique" and "interdisciplinary performance," Monk is the fourth generation singer in her family. Since graduating from Sarah Lawrence College in 1964, she has created more than eighty music/theater/dance and film works.
-==Characters==
+== Characters ==
-; [[Hikaru Sulu]] : Starfleet captain, [[Commanding officer]], U.S.S ''Excelsior''; acting Envoy in the Den-Kai/Krikiki Asraba ceremony.
+; [[Hikaru Sulu]] : Starfleet captain, [[commanding officer]], USS ''Excelsior''; acting envoy in the Den-Kai/Krikiki Asraba ceremony.
 ; The Interpreter : Female translator during the Asraba ceremony
 ; Queen Mey'Gley : Ruler of the Den-Kai peoples.
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 ; Admiral Tsubar: Starfleet admiral, overseeing Sulu's role in the Asraba.
-==References==
+== References ==
-;[[USS Excelsior|USS ''Excelsior'' (NCC-2000)]]: Federation [[starship]].
+;{{USS|Excelsior}}: Federation [[starship]].
-;Starbase Three: Federation space station located near Den-Kai & Krikiki space; location where the Asraba ceremony will take place.
+;Starbase Three: Federation space station located near Den-Kai and Krikiki space; location where the Asraba ceremony will take place.
 ;Den-Kai & Krikiki: Two warring races who occupy the sectors beyond Starbase Three.
 ;Asraba: The "Telling of True Tales"; a sacred, shared tradition between the Den-Kai and Krikiki peoples which also acts as a sort of "peace conference" and an official unbiased record of the conflict.
-==External links==
+== External links ==
 * {{Wikipedia|Howard McGillin}}
-* [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0569294 Howard McGillin at the Internet Movie Database]
+* {{IMDb-link|page=nm0569294|name=Howard McGillin}}
 * [http://www.howardmcgillin.com/news-home.htm Howard McGillin Webpage]
 * {{Wikipedia|Jenifer Lewis}}
-* [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0507338 Jenifer Lewis at the Internet Movie Database]
+* {{IMDb-link|page=nm0507338|name=Jenifer Lewis}}
 * {{Wikipedia|Meredith Monk}}
 * [http://www.meredithmonk.org/ Official Meredith Monk Website]
 * [http://www.lovely.com/bios/monk.html Meredith Monk bio on LOVELY.COM]
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