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| + | A '''teddy bear''' was a [[stuffed animal|stuffed toy]] created in the shape of a [[bear]], an [[Earth]] [[animal]]. |
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| − | A '''teddy bear''' is a [[stuffed animal|stuffed toy]] created in the shape of a [[bear]], an [[Earth]] [[animal]]. The history of the [http://www.toyswill.com/teddy-bear-toys-for-birthday-gift-bear-plush-cute-70cm-28in-p-426.html teddy bear] was A famous political cartoonist for the Washington Star, Mr. Clifford Berryman, drew a cartoon titled, "Drawing the Line in Mississippi" which used the story of the President refusing to shoot the bear as a metaphor for how he dealt with the boundary dispute. He asked for and received President Roosevelt’s permission to use his name for the hand-sewn bears that he and his wife made, and the "Teddy Bear" was born! |
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| + | In [[1986]], a teddy bear was among the items for sale at [[Feinberg's Loan and Pawn]]. ({{film|4}}) |
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| + | In [[1996]], the belongings of a [[homeless]] [[captain]] [[Braxton]], which he kept in a [[pushcart]], included a brown teddy bear. ({{VOY|Future's End}}) |
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In [[2267]], after [[Spock]]'s mother [[Amanda Grayson]] described a pet ''[[sehlat]]'' from his childhood as having been "like a fat teddy bear" (much to the delight of [[Leonard McCoy|Dr. McCoy]]), Spock observed that these [[Vulcan]] "teddy bears" are alive and have six-inch [[fang]]s. ({{TOS|Journey to Babel}}) |
In [[2267]], after [[Spock]]'s mother [[Amanda Grayson]] described a pet ''[[sehlat]]'' from his childhood as having been "like a fat teddy bear" (much to the delight of [[Leonard McCoy|Dr. McCoy]]), Spock observed that these [[Vulcan]] "teddy bears" are alive and have six-inch [[fang]]s. ({{TOS|Journey to Babel}}) |
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In [[2374]], [[Harry Kim]] suggested that [[Tom Paris]] replicate a teddy bear to comfort him when nearly the entire crew went into [[stasis]] during ''Voyager''{{'}}s trip through a [[Mutara class]] [[nebula]]. ({{VOY|One}}) |
In [[2374]], [[Harry Kim]] suggested that [[Tom Paris]] replicate a teddy bear to comfort him when nearly the entire crew went into [[stasis]] during ''Voyager''{{'}}s trip through a [[Mutara class]] [[nebula]]. ({{VOY|One}}) |
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+ | {{bginfo|Teddy Bears were named for [[Theodore Roosevelt|Theodore "Teddy" Roosevelt]], who was also referenced in canon.|The script of {{e|The Passenger}} describes [[Lieutenant]] [[George Primmin]] as having "a passing resemblance to a teddy bear".}} |
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Kukalaka, Julian Bashir's teddy bear
Deanna Troi's teddy bear
A teddy bear was a stuffed toy created in the shape of a bear, an Earth animal.
In 1986, a teddy bear was among the items for sale at Feinberg's Loan and Pawn. (Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home)
In 1996, the belongings of a homeless captain Braxton, which he kept in a pushcart, included a brown teddy bear. (VOY: "Future's End")
In 2267, after Spock's mother Amanda Grayson described a pet sehlat from his childhood as having been "like a fat teddy bear" (much to the delight of Dr. McCoy), Spock observed that these Vulcan "teddy bears" are alive and have six-inch fangs. (TOS: "Journey to Babel")
In 2368 Deanna Troi received a box of personal things of her father Ian Andrew Troi's ancestors from her mother Lwaxana Troi including a teddy bear. (TNG: "The Outcast")
A young girl living aboard the USS Enterprise-D around the time of its destruction in 2371 carried a teddy bear. Along with several other children, she was separated from her parents, requiring Lieutenant Commander Geordi La Forge to carry her to a safer part of the saucer section. The teddy bear was dropped in the scramble. (Star Trek Generations)
Julian Bashir had a teddy bear, called Kukalaka, which was his most prized childhood possession. He kept it in his possession into adulthood. (DS9: "The Quickening", "In the Cards", "Inquisition")
In 2372, The Doctor gave a white teddy bear as a gift to Denara Pel, while they were dating on the holodeck of the USS Voyager. (VOY: "Lifesigns")
In 2374, Harry Kim suggested that Tom Paris replicate a teddy bear to comfort him when nearly the entire crew went into stasis during Voyager's trip through a Mutara class nebula. (VOY: "One")