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In [[2270]], [[Commander]] [[Demos]] was considered a stowaway aboard the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701}}. After the accusations about [[Leonard McCoy]] were cleared up, [[James T. Kirk]] promised to forget about Demos' intrusion. ({{TAS|Albatross}}) |
In [[2270]], [[Commander]] [[Demos]] was considered a stowaway aboard the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701}}. After the accusations about [[Leonard McCoy]] were cleared up, [[James T. Kirk]] promised to forget about Demos' intrusion. ({{TAS|Albatross}}) |
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| − | In [[2369]], [[Jadzia Dax]] compared the possible presence of [[Rao Vantika]] in [[Kajada]]'s mind to that of a stowaway. ({{DS9|The |
+ | In [[2369]], [[Jadzia Dax]] compared the possible presence of [[Rao Vantika]] in [[Kajada]]'s mind to that of a stowaway. ({{DS9|The Passenger}}) |
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A stowaway was an individual who gained entry to a ship without permission.
In 2270, Commander Demos was considered a stowaway aboard the USS Enterprise. After the accusations about Leonard McCoy were cleared up, James T. Kirk promised to forget about Demos' intrusion. (TAS: "Albatross")
In 2369, Jadzia Dax compared the possible presence of Rao Vantika in Kajada's mind to that of a stowaway. (DS9: "The Passenger")