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After the destruction of several Romulan [[outpost]]s near the [[Romulan Neutral Zone]] he was sent to investigate the possibility of Federation involvement. In order to do that he needed to cross the [[Neutral Zone]] in [[2364]]. Tebok and [[Captain]] [[Jean-Luc Picard]] each thought the other responsible for the attacks that wiped out both Federation and Romulan outposts. At first, the meeting threatened to escalate into conflict. Once both Picard and Tebok admitted that neither had attacked the outposts, Tebok and Picard made a limited agreement to share information about the destroyed outposts. ({{TNG|The Neutral Zone}}) |
After the destruction of several Romulan [[outpost]]s near the [[Romulan Neutral Zone]] he was sent to investigate the possibility of Federation involvement. In order to do that he needed to cross the [[Neutral Zone]] in [[2364]]. Tebok and [[Captain]] [[Jean-Luc Picard]] each thought the other responsible for the attacks that wiped out both Federation and Romulan outposts. At first, the meeting threatened to escalate into conflict. Once both Picard and Tebok admitted that neither had attacked the outposts, Tebok and Picard made a limited agreement to share information about the destroyed outposts. ({{TNG|The Neutral Zone}}) |
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Tebok was played by ''Trek'' regular [[Marc Alaimo]]. In later episodes it was established that not the Federation but the [[Borg]] were responsible for the destructions of the outposts. |
Tebok was played by ''Trek'' regular [[Marc Alaimo]]. In later episodes it was established that not the Federation but the [[Borg]] were responsible for the destructions of the outposts. |
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In the novel ''[[Exodus]]'', the first of the ''[[Star Trek: Vulcan's Soul]]'' trilogy, Tebok attends a secret meeting concerning the threat that had destroyed bases along the Romulan and Federation border. Interestingly, amongst the [[Cardassian]] representatives is [[Gul]] [[Macet|Akellen Macet]], who was also played by [[Marc Alaimo]]. |
In the novel ''[[Exodus]]'', the first of the ''[[Star Trek: Vulcan's Soul]]'' trilogy, Tebok attends a secret meeting concerning the threat that had destroyed bases along the Romulan and Federation border. Interestingly, amongst the [[Cardassian]] representatives is [[Gul]] [[Macet|Akellen Macet]], who was also played by [[Marc Alaimo]]. |
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+ | His [[mirror universe]] counterpart appeared in the novella "{{dis|The Worst of Both Worlds|novella}}". He was the commander of the Romulan Warbird ''Gath'thong''. In [[September]] [[2371]], his ship was destroyed with all hands by the [[Klingon-Cardassian Alliance]] {{class|Galor}} warship ''Hebitia'' which was under the command of Gul [[Madred]]. The ''Hebitia'' was able to catch Tebok's crew unawares as it was equipped with a Klingon [[cloaking device]]. |
| − | In the backstory to ''[[Star Trek Online]]'' Tebok had been promoted to [[general]] by [[2386]] and became deeply involved in the reconstruction of the Romulan Empire following the [[supernova of 2387]]. He frequently clashed with [[Admiral]], later [[Praetor]] [[Taris]] politically, up to and including refusing a direct order to put down a rebellion on Kevratas by force in [[2397]]. In [[2399]] he was killed when his starship IRW ''Alth'lndor'' was infected with a computer virus. |
+ | In the backstory to ''[[Star Trek Online]]'' Tebok had been promoted to [[general]] by [[2386]] and became deeply involved in the reconstruction of the Romulan Empire following the [[supernova of 2387]]. He frequently clashed with [[Admiral]], later [[Praetor]] [[Taris]] politically, up to and including refusing a direct order to put down a rebellion on Kevratas by force in [[2397]]. In [[2399]] he was killed when his starship IRW ''Alth'lndor'' was infected with a computer virus and suffered [[antimatter containment]] failure. |
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Revision as of 14:11, 27 October 2015
Commander Tebok was the commanding officer of the first Romulan Warbird encountered by the Federation after the Tomed Incident in 2311.
After the destruction of several Romulan outposts near the Romulan Neutral Zone he was sent to investigate the possibility of Federation involvement. In order to do that he needed to cross the Neutral Zone in 2364. Tebok and Captain Jean-Luc Picard each thought the other responsible for the attacks that wiped out both Federation and Romulan outposts. At first, the meeting threatened to escalate into conflict. Once both Picard and Tebok admitted that neither had attacked the outposts, Tebok and Picard made a limited agreement to share information about the destroyed outposts. (TNG: "The Neutral Zone")
Background information
Tebok was played by Trek regular Marc Alaimo. In later episodes it was established that not the Federation but the Borg were responsible for the destructions of the outposts.
Apocrypha
In the novel Exodus, the first of the Star Trek: Vulcan's Soul trilogy, Tebok attends a secret meeting concerning the threat that had destroyed bases along the Romulan and Federation border. Interestingly, amongst the Cardassian representatives is Gul Akellen Macet, who was also played by Marc Alaimo.
His mirror universe counterpart appeared in the novella "The Worst of Both Worlds". He was the commander of the Romulan Warbird Gath'thong. In September 2371, his ship was destroyed with all hands by the Klingon-Cardassian Alliance Galor-class warship Hebitia which was under the command of Gul Madred. The Hebitia was able to catch Tebok's crew unawares as it was equipped with a Klingon cloaking device.
In the backstory to Star Trek Online Tebok had been promoted to general by 2386 and became deeply involved in the reconstruction of the Romulan Empire following the supernova of 2387. He frequently clashed with Admiral, later Praetor Taris politically, up to and including refusing a direct order to put down a rebellion on Kevratas by force in 2397. In 2399 he was killed when his starship IRW Alth'lndor was infected with a computer virus and suffered antimatter containment failure.
External link
- Tebok at Memory Beta, the wiki for licensed Star Trek works