An Infinite Jest

"An Infinite Jest" is the seventh issue of Marvel Comics's Star Trek Unlimited series, published in January 1998. This issue is the second issue of the series to feature a single feature-length story, and the first of the series to have a crossover interaction between The Original Series and The Next Generation. Previously, Issue 6 had a feature length story that omitted TOS from Unlimited for the first time (due to the Telepathy War crossover), while Unlimited, Issue 4 had a TOS and TNG tie-in, although the two series did not directly interact in the two stories in that issue.

Summary[edit | edit source]

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References[edit | edit source]

Shipboard locales[edit | edit source]

USS Enterprise: bridge • briefing room

USS Enterprise-E: bridge • ready room

Races and cultures[edit | edit source]

android • Betazoid • Human (African • French • Japanese • Russian • Scottish) • Klingon • Q • Vulcan

States and organizations[edit | edit source]

Federation • Klingon Defense Force • Klingon Empire • Q Continuum • Starfleet (command division • operations division • sciences division • Starfleet Command)
Referenced only: Borg Collective

Technology and weapons[edit | edit source]

bat'leth • combadge • communicator • computer • data bank • deflector shield • docking clamp • drydock • impulse engine • isolinear chip • shield • ocular implant • phaser • phaser bank • phaser emitter • phaser rifle (phaser rifle (2264)) • photon torpedo • positronic brain • rapier • sensor • sledgehammer • starship • subspace radio • tricorder • torpedo launcher • VISOR • warp drive

Ranks and titles[edit | edit source]

admiral • bishop • captain • chief engineer • chief medical officer • commander • commanding officer • communications officer • counselor • detective • doctor • engineer • ensign • esquire • first officer • flight controller • helmsman • king • lieutenant • lieutenant commander • general • navigator • officer • operations manager • rear admiral • science officer • second officer • security • security chief • strategic operations officer • tactical officer

Other references[edit | edit source]

alcohol • alert status • animal • armor • assimilation • Borg Incursion of 2366-2367 • brain • breakfast • calendar • captain's log • century • chess • clothing • communication • diplomacy • divorce • drink • ego • empathy • Federation-Klingon War of 2372-2373 • Federation Starfleet ranks • Federation Starfleet ranks (2260s) • Federation Starfleet ranks (2370s-2380s) • first officer's log • five-year mission • flagship • French language • hair • galaxy • genetic hybrid • gray cell • humanoid • language • lifeform • log entry • marriage • medicine • mind-meld • month • nut • pawn • physics • planet • planetoid • poker • rank • recreation • red alert • service record • space • star • stardate • Starfleet uniform • Starfleet uniform (2265-2270) • Starfleet uniform (2373-2386) • subspace • Swahili • technology • time • title • uniform • universe • weapon • year

Chronology[edit | edit source]

2245 (23rd century): Enterprise launched under April. (introduction page)
2251: Pike assumes command of Enterprise. (introduction page)
2264: Kirk assigned to command of Enterprise. (introduction page)
late 2260s: Picard finds himself on the original Enterprise in Q's bizarre chess game.
stardate 8210.3 (2285): Enterprise destroyed. (introduction page)
2360s–2370s (24th century): Picard commands the Enterprise-D for seven years. (introduction page)
30 October, 2371 (stardate 49827.5): Enterprise-E launched, with Trelane placing Kirk in command.