Beverly Crusher

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This character is a member of the Howard-Crusher family.

This character is a member of the Picard family.

For the mirror universe counterpart, see Beverly Crusher (mirror).

"It's Beverly's smile, it's her kindness, her beauty within and without."

—Odan, 2367

Beverly Crusher
Doctor Crusher (2379).
Full name:	Beverly Cheryl Howard Crusher
Species:	Human
Gender:	female
Birthplace:	Copernicus City, Luna
Born:	October 13, 2324
Affiliation:	Federation, Starfleet
Family
Mother:	Isabel Howard
Father:	Paul Howard
Marital Status:	married
Spouse(s):	Jack Crusher (deceased), Jean-Luc Picard
Children:	Wesley Crusher, Rene Jacques Robert Francois Picard
Career
Previous Assignment:	USS Enterprise-E, Deep Space 9 (II), Starfleet Medical
Assignment:	CO, USS Pasteur
Rank:	admiral
Insignia:
Doctor Crusher (2370).

Doctor Beverly Cheryl Howard Crusher MD, was a Starfleet officer who served as chief medical officer of the USS Enterprise-D and USS Enterprise-E for many years from 2364 to the 2380s, under Captain Jean-Luc Picard, with brief stints serving as head of Starfleet Medical in 2365 and 2379.

Biography

Beverly Cheryl Howard Crusher was born (prematurely) as Beverly Cheryl Howard, daughter of Paul and Isabel Howard, on October 13 2324 in Copernicus City on Luna. When Beverly was three (and a half) years old, her parents were killed when their research vessel was destroyed by an Ubarrak warship. From that time she was raised by her grandmother, Felisa Howard, on the small colony world of Arvada III. (TNG episode: "Conundrum"; ST video game: Star Trek: Starship Creator; TNG novel: Death in Winter)

In 2339 a disaster exhausted the colony's medical supplies. The elder Howard had learned how to use the local roots and herbs for medicinal purposes during the Arvada III disaster. This sparked Beverly's interest in the medical field. Following the disaster, Beverly and her grandmother moved to Caldos colony, where Felisa worked as a local healer. (TNG episodes: "The Arsenal of Freedom", "Sub Rosa"; TNG novel: Death in Winter)

Jack Crusher

At the age of 18, Beverly entered Starfleet Medical Academy and toward the end of her medical studies, was introduced to Starfleet officer Jack Crusher of the USS Stargazer by acquaintance Walker Keel. The couple was soon engaged to be married. In 2344, Beverly first met Jack's Captain on the Stargazer, Jean-Luc Picard, at the Utopia Planitia Shipyards on Mars. (TNG episode: "Conspiracy"; TOS novel: Vulcan's Heart)

Jack proposed to Beverly through the use of the gag gift of a book entitled, "How to Advance Your Career Through Marriage". Beverly accepted and the two were married in 2348 in a ceremony performed in San Francisco. Although Jack's assignment to the Stargazer kept the couple apart for long stretches, they corresponded often and got together whenever they could. In late 2348 Jack got an unexpected leave and was able to spend time with his wife, which resulted in Beverly becoming pregnant. She later gave birth to the couple's only child, Wesley, on July 29 2349. Because of his deep-space assignment aboard the Stargazer, Jack was unable to return until five days after Wesley was born. (TNG episode: "Family"; TNG novels: Imbalance, Death in Winter, The First Virtue, Losing the Peace, ST website : StarTrek.com)

Unfortunately, their marriage was short-lived as Jack was killed trying to detach a damaged warp nacelle from the body of the Stargazer in 2354. Picard personally brought his friend's body home to Earth and Beverly. (TNG novel: Reunion)

StarTrek.com gives the year of Jack Crusher's death as 2355.

Starfleet

The First Virtue

Beverly entered Starfleet in 2342 and spent several years Earth-bound at Starfleet Medical. After being on Earth for several years, Beverly interned on Delos IV under the tutelage of Dalen Quaice and his wife. In addition, sometime during her early career in Starfleet she was stationed on Tau Ceti III and the USS Prague. While serving on the Prague, the ship was hit by a tachyon field, which offered her the opportunity to push the boundaries of her medical training. In 2354, Beverly served as assistant CMO onboard Starbase 32, when the base's CO Admiral Jerusalmi came to inform her that Jack had been killed in service. After her husband's death, and in part motivated by her son's well-being, Beverly turned down an offer to serve as CMO of the USS Hammarskjöld and resigned from Starfleet. After leaving Starfleet in 2354, following the death of Jack, Beverly moved to Earth and worked in private practice in St. Louis, before returning to Starfleet in 2360. (ST video game: Star Trek: Starship Creator; TNG novelization: Encounter at Farpoint; TNG novel: Losing the Peace)

In 2360, Beverly assisted Admiral Nyota Uhura of Starfleet Intelligence in a top-secret investigation of the Romulan disease known as the gnawing. (TLE novel: Catalyst of Sorrows)

Beverly didn't want to be restricted in rank just because she was a doctor, and worked her way through the ranks during her early Starfleet career. In 2362, Beverly took the bridge officer's test and was promoted to full Commander, allowing her to assume command if the situation called for it. During her tenure aboard the Enterprise, Beverly often commanded the night-shift. Captain Picard again relied on his old confidant's command capabilities during his investigation into the Borg Collective after the Oniaka III massacre. These leadership experiences may have been the prelude to her eventual rise to command. In a possible future, she was in charge of the medical starship USS Pasteur by the 25th century. (TNG episode: "Thine Own Self"; TNG episode: "Descent, Part I"; TNG episode: "All Good Things...")

The StarTrek.com website suggests the year of the Bridge Officers Examination as 2363.

Beverly also worked on Khyme's Syndrome, earning herself a Nobel Prize. (TNG video game: The Transinium Challenge)

The Star Trek The Next Generation video game The Transinium Challenge (circa 2364) gives Beverly's rank as Lieutenant Commander. The game also indicates that Beverly had a mid-life switch to embrace the "adventure of deep space".

Aboard the Enterprise-D

Beverly Crusher in 2364.

In 2364, Beverly applied for the position of chief medical officer aboard the Enterprise and her application was accepted. She would be working under her husband's old Captain, Jean-Luc Picard, which she didn't view as a problem, though there was some initial discomfort from Captain Picard. (TNG episode & novelization: Encounter at Farpoint)

During her time aboard the Enterprise-D, she proved popular and spearheaded many activities aboard ship, such as an acting workshop and giving dancing lessons to Data. Over the years, Beverly and Picard formed a very close friendship that always stopped just short of becoming romantic.

A few weeks after her assignment aboard the Enterprise, the starship was called to Archaria III to deal with a large scale disease that was killing the Peladian colonists on the planet. Crusher battled to find a cure for the disease along with the medical staff aboard the USS Constitution. Crusher and her team discovered that the disease was engineered from a sample of Rhulian flu. Thankfully, Lieutenant Natasha Yar was able to obtain a sample of the cure for the disease, and Beverly was able to engineer a vaccine. (TNG - Double Helix novel: Infection)

In early 2365, Beverly was offered the position as Head of Starfleet Medical and she accepted, though Wesley remained aboard the Enterprise. During her time at Starfleet Medical, she worked closely with Carter Greyhorse, another former crewmate of her husband's, and Lewis Zimmerman. She supported Zimmerman's plan to develop the Emergency Medical Hologram and provided the initial funding. (TNG episode: "The Child"; TNG novels: Vectors, Reunion, A Time to Sow) She also taught at least one course at Starfleet Medical Academy, where one of her best students was Elizabeth Lense. (SCE eBook: Oaths)

After a year as head, she decided to return to her post aboard the Enterprise, replacing Katherine Pulaski. In late 2367, the Enterprise crew discovered that the insectoid Jarada were suffering with a biochemical imbalance that was causing insanity. Beverly and Dr. Selar were able to develop a cure and presented it to the Jarada, but they didn't want to take the cure or have any dealings with the Federation. (TNG novel: Imbalance)

Mid-2368 saw Dr. Crusher inadvertently stopping a war between the Krann and the Lethanta after she discovered that the virus that had decimated the ancient Krann was a natural occurrence, and not an act of aggression by the Lethanta. (TNG novel: The Last Stand)

Shortly thereafter, Beverly worked with Leonard McCoy to develop a serum to a disease that was similar to the one that had struck Archaria III, only this time it affected the Romulan royal family. The two doctors were able to synthesize a vaccine after obtaining a clean blood sample from Zevon, who had been on PojjanPiraKot when the virus struck. (TNG - Double Helix novel: Red Sector)

In her command role, Beverly occasionally lead the Enterprise. In 2370, she commanded the vessel when it came under attack from a Borg vessel while most of the crew were searching for Data on a nearby planet. Later in the year she took command while the rest of the senior staff were attempting to reveal the activities of a Starfleet conspiracy. To cover her comrade's activities, she told Admiral Adams that the Enterprise was suffering an outbreak of Andorian measles and, as such, Captain Picard was unable to explain why the Enterprise had returned to Earth. (TNG episode: "Descent"; TNG comic: "An Inconvenient Truth")

Crusher remained aboard the Enterprise in 2371, when the starship was destroyed by a Klingon Bird-of-Prey in orbit of Veridian III. The crew survived aboard the saucer section, which was forced to crash on the surface of Veridian III. After the situation was over, Beverly directed the medical teams at the crash site until the USS Farragut arrived. (TNG movie: Star Trek: Generations)

Aboard the Enterprise-E

Beverly in 2379.

Beverly joined the rest of Picard's command crew when the Enterprise-E launched in 2372. (TNG novel: Ship of the Line)

In 2375, Beverly worked with Dr. Julian Bashir on starbase Deep Space 9 when the Dominion engineered a virus that targeted Vulcans. The cure was found after consulting the notes of a 22nd century Starfleet doctor named Phlox. (ST short story: "Mirror Eyes")

Destiny

Beverly briefly left the Enterprise in 2379 to again serve as head of Starfleet Medical when she was captured on the planet Kevratas by the Romulan Sela. Beverly was listed as "Missing: Presumed Dead", but Picard did not believe this to be the case.

Picard and two other former Stargazer crew members, "Pug" Joseph and Carter Greyhorse, traveled to Kevratas and mounted a rescue. Upon her rescue, Picard finally revealed the depths of his feelings for Beverly. Soon after, Beverly left Starfleet Medical and returned to the Enterprise and began a romantic relationship with Picard. (TNG novel: Death in Winter)

Her absence may have gone through at least early 2380, since there is another doctor serving aboard the Enterprise in the events of the game Star Trek: Elite Force II.

In late 2380, the Borg Collective launched a new offensive against the Federation and the Alpha and Beta quadrants. Beverly assisted in transforming Picard back into Locutus so that he could infiltrate the Borg and stop the creation of a new Borg Queen. Beverly also developed an antigen that worked specifically on a single Queen. (TNG novel: Resistance)

Not long after, Doctor Crusher married Jean-Luc Picard. They decided that Beverly would keep her married name of Crusher so as not to cause confusion. Although Picard was initially hesitant to conceive a child, the two dealt with Jean-Luc's emotional baggage, and conceived a son in December of 2380. (TNG novel: Greater Than the Sum)

When stopping the new Queen failed to cease the Borg invasion, the Enterprise became heavily involved in a number of stellar battles, as the only ship equipped with transphasic torpedoes. With the Starfleet Command admiralty unwilling to risk overuse of the torpedoes, second officer Miranda Kadohata summoned Crusher, Commander Geordi La Forge, and deputy security chief Rennan Konya to a midnight planning and brainstorming session. Although La Forge's and Crusher's previous technological and biological weapons against the Borg were adapted to, the quartet worked on applying the technology from the transphasic torpedoes to their shields and other weapons, but the phasers weren't designed to handle the load.

Crusher was the only one to witness the effects the Borg invasion was having on her husband, who claimed that their war with the Borg would not end without one side being completely obliterated. Crusher became worried at Picard's obsession with eradicating the Borg, including advocating otherwise banned strategies, and sought the council of La Forge. Unable to realize where the line between the Captain's personalities started and ended, they feared they would not realize which Picard was in charge until it was too late. (ST - Destiny novel: Gods of Night)

After the Enterprise engaged three Borg cubes at the Azure Nebula, Doctors Crusher and Tropp worked to repair and save the wounded; at one point, Crusher had to insist that Tropp cease working on a deceased patient so that he could move on to others. One of Crusher's patients was Rennan Konya, brought to her attention by Rymond. Crusher was later on duty when Worf came in with injuries, and Jasminder Choudhury slightly after, and determined that the two had been physically intimate; she agreed to keep the incident discreet. (ST - Destiny novel: Mere Mortals)

In the midst of the crisis, Crusher tried, with little success, to prevent Picard from sinking irretrievably into depression and hopelessness. After the crisis ended and the Borg Collective had been dissolved, Crusher felt his spirit of optimism return as the two embraced on the Bridge. (ST - Destiny novel: Lost Souls)

The Fall

In 2385, Crusher was contacted by her old friend and fellow Doctor Ilona Daret in an effort to get her to the planet Jevalan, where Daret had found evidence President Pro-Tempore Ishan Anjar wasn't who he said he was. In an effort to get there under the radar, Crusher was given the use of the Runabout USS Dordogne and the assistance of Enterprise security officers Kirsten Cruzen and Rennan Konya. When she arrived and met Ilona Daret, he revealed the President Pro Tem was actually a Bajoran named Baras Rodirya, a Cardassian collaborator back in the days of the Occupation of Bajor and murderer of fellow Bajorans. Even with their security measures however, Ishan Anjar or rather Baras Rodirya was eventually made aware of Crusher's presence on Jevalan and the role of Daret in having found information about his past. He dispatched a special ops team, Active Six, to apprehend the Enterprise officers and Daret. If not for the arrival of Thomas Riker, they would have been easily captured. Riker enabled them to avoid being captured until the Enterprise had arrived after receiving information Crusher was compromised.

Following the arrest of Julian Bashir, Beverly requested temporary reassignment as the new chief medical officer of starbase Deep Space 9 (II) until Bashir was reinstated or a replacement was selected. (ST - The Fall novel: Peaceable Kingdoms)

Later in November of 2385, Crusher encountered Katherine Pulaski on DS9, whose recent posting to the Athene Donald brought her to the station. While there, Pulaski met Crusher in the medbay, showing an interest in the new facilities. After Crusher provided Pulaski with a tour, Crusher admitted to Pulaski her dislike of the woman, stating she hadn't liked the way Pulaski had treated Data while on the Enterprise-D. Pulaski agreed with her, acknowledging she may have been simply interested in his workings, as she hadn't encountered anything like him. After Crusher came to terms with Pulaski, the two had a discussion about whether it was a wise decision for Crusher to temporarily leave the Enterprise, after Crusher had mentioned her reasoning for requesting to fill the vacant spot had been to get some space and determine what she wanted to do with herself. Before Pulaski left, Crusher had requested to be kept in the loop about the discoveries of the Athene Donald. This correspondence would be extremely useful later on, when Crusher and Pulaski had to work toward a method of identifying member of the Chain species. The two were successful, allowing the crew of the Athene Donald to identify the perpetrator of an assault on a Chain crew member who had come aboard the ship, while also aiding the crew of DS9 in finding the person responsible for the murder of a member of the People of the Open Sky. After the crisis, Crusher decided it would best to leave her post at DS9 and return to the Enterprise, the talk with Pulaski having prompted Crusher to make a decision about what she had really wanted to do, which was to return to where she felt she belonged. (DS9 novel: The Missing)

25th century

In 2385, Beverly Crusher was promoted to the rank of captain and given command of the USS Pasteur. She maintained her command and rank through at least 2390. The first job under her command was to help in rebuilding medical facilities on Cardassia Prime. A task force assigned to the vessel and working with the Cardassian Ministry of Science finds a potential cure to Yarmin Fel Syndrome in 2390.

In 2401, Crusher held the rank of admiral and was one of a group of Starfleet officers who petitioned the Federation Council to get involved in the Klingon-Gorn War. A year later she settled on Earth while becoming head of Starfleet Medical again. In 2407 she commented on the Phylosian virus with confidence, despite the complications in treating it due to Phylosian anatomy. (ST website : The Path to 2409)

Hobbies and interests

Beverly and Deanna Troi in holodeck program Crusher 54

Beverly has long enjoyed dancing: favored styles include tap and jazz, though she also went a bit more freestyle attending a disco in the holodeck program Crusher 54 where she danced with her holographic partner Mikey. Beverly also has a vivid interest in theatrical arts; she was responsible for putting together several performances on the Enterprise. Beverly is also an accomplished holoprogram writer. In 2371 she wrote a holoprogram to explore her feelings for Jean-Luc Picard after he detailed his glimpses of the future given to him by Q. (TNG comic: "Captain's Pleasure"; TNG episodes: "The Nth Degree", "Frame of Mind", "A Fistful of Datas"; TNG - War and Madness comic: "The First Casualty")

Alternate realities and timelines

In an alternate reality, Crusher served aboard the United Earth Space Probe Agency vessel Enterprise before it was captured by the Klingon Empire and became the IKS Qu'. Along with Deanna Troi, she was violated by the Klingons before being strangled. By 2380, Captain Picard was the only surviving member of the original crew. (TNG novel: Q & A)

In an alternate timeline in which the Cardassian Union did not withdraw from Bajor in 2369, Crusher was killed in 2373 when the Enterprise-E was destroyed in the Bajor system by a Dominion ship commanded by Omet'iklan. (TNG - Myriad Universes novel: A Gutted World)

Starfleet service record

location	assignment	dates	rank or rate	assignment insignia	rank insignia
Starfleet Medical	student officer	2342-2346	cadet
USS Prague	junior medical officer	2346	ensign
Starbase 32	assistant chief medical officer	2346-2354	lieutenant
Resigned		2354-2360
Starfleet Intelligence	investigator	2360	lieutenant commander
USS Enterprise-D	chief medical officer	2364-2365	commander
Starfleet Medical	Head of Starfleet Medical	2365-2366
USS Enterprise-D	chief medical officer	2366-2371
USS Enterprise-E		2372-2379; 2380-2385
Deep Space 9 (II)		2385
USS Enterprise-E		2385 oneward
USS Pasteur	commanding officer	circa 2380s-2390s	captain

Appendices

Connections

Chief medical officers of the starships Enterprise
Enterprise (NX-01)	Phlox
USS Enterprise (NCC-1701)	Poole-April • Boyce • Piper • McCoy • Chapel
USS Enterprise (NCC-1701) (Kelvin timeline)	Puri • McCoy
USS Enterprise (NCC-1701) (other alternate realities)	McCoy • Boyce • Carlotti • M'Benga
USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-A)	McCoy
USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-A) (alternate realities)	Carlotti
USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-B)	Metcalfe • Michaels • McCoy • Morell
USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-C)	Casado • Stern • Aristide
USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D)	Crusher • Pulaski
USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D) (alternate realities)	Ogawa
USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-E)	Crusher • Stevenson
ISS Enterprise (NX-01)	Phlox
ISS Enterprise (NCC-1701)	Boyce • McCoy • M'Benga
ISS Enterprise (ICC-1701-D)	Crusher

USS Pasteur personnel
USS Pasteur (23rd century)	Matthew O'Hara
USS Pasteur (NCC-58925)	Nell Chilton • Beverly Picard • unnamed USS Pasteur personnel

Appearances

2339 TNG novel: Death in Winter (Arvada III) 2342 SA novel: Loyalties 2348 TNG novel: Death in Winter (San Francisco) 2349 TNG - Double Helix novel: The First Virtue 2357 ST - The Fall novel: Peaceable Kingdoms 2364 TNG episode & novelization: Encounter at Farpoint (First Appearance) TNG episode: "The Naked Now" TNG - Double Helix novel: Infection TNG episode: "Code of Honor" TNG episode: "The Last Outpost" TNG episode: "Where No One Has Gone Before" TNG novel: Ghost Ship TNG episode: "Lonely Among Us" TNG episode: "Justice" TNG episode: "The Battle" TNG episode: "Hide and Q" TNG - The Space Between comic: "History Lesson" TNG novel: The Peacekeepers TNG episode: "Haven" TNG episode: "The Big Goodbye" TNG episode: "Datalore" TNG comic: "... Where No One Has Gone Before!" TNG comic: "Spirit in the Sky!" TNG episode: "Angel One" TNG episode: "11001001" TNG episode: "Too Short a Season" TNG episode: "When the Bough Breaks" TNG episode: "Home Soil" TNG episode: "Coming of Age" TNG episode: "Heart of Glory" TNG episode: "The Arsenal of Freedom" TNG novel: Survivors TNG episode: "Symbiosis" TNG novel: The Children of Hamlin TNG episode: "Skin of Evil" TNG novel: The Captains' Honor TNG episode: "We'll Always Have Paris" TNG episode: "Conspiracy" TNG episode: "The Neutral Zone" 2365 TNG novel: Power Hungry 2366 TNG - Double Helix novel: Vectors TNG novel: A Rock and a Hard Place TNG episode: "Evolution" TNG episode: "The Ensigns of Command" TNG novel: Gulliver's Fugitives TNG episode: "Survivors" TNG episode: "Who Watches the Watchers?" TNG novel: Doomsday World TNG episode: "The Bonding" TNG episode: "Booby Trap" TNG episode: "The Enemy" TNG episode: "The Price" TNG short story: "Beginnings" TNG episode: "The Vengeance Factor" TNG novel: Exiles TNG episode: "The Defector" TNG episode: "The Hunted" TNG episode: "The High Ground" TNG episode: "Deja Q" TNG episode: "A Matter of Perspective" TNG episode: "Yesterday's Enterprise" TNG novel: Q-in-Law TNG episode: "The Offspring" TNG novel: Fortune's Light TNG episode: "Sins of the Father" TNG novel: The Eyes of the Beholders TNG episode: "Allegiance" TNG episode: "Captain's Holiday" TNG novel: Boogeymen TNG episode: "Tin Man" TNG episode: "The Most Toys" TNG episode: "Sarek" ST novel: Federation TNG episode: "Ménage à Troi" TNG novel: Contamination TNG episode: "Transfigurations" TNG episode: "The Best of Both Worlds" 2367 TNG episode: "The Best of Both Worlds" TNG episode: "Family" TNG episode: "Brothers" TNG episode: "Suddenly Human" TNG episode: "Remember Me" TNG novel: Reunion TNG episode: "Legacy" TNG novel: Spartacus TNG episode: "Reunion" TNG episode: "Future Imperfect" TNG novel: Perchance to Dream TNG episode: "Final Mission" TNG episode: "The Loss" TNG episode: "Data's Day" TNG novel: Dark Mirror TNG novel: Vendetta TNG episode: "Devil's Due" TNG episode: "Clues" TNG episode: "First Contact" TNG episode: "Galaxy's Child" TNG episode: "Night Terrors" TNG novel: Chains of Command TNG episode: "Identity Crisis" TNG episode: "The Nth Degree" TNG episode: "Qpid" TNG novel: The Forgotten War TNG episode: "The Drumhead" TNG episode: "Half a Life" TNG episode: "The Host" TNG novel: Imbalance TNG episode: "The Mind's Eye" TNG episode: "In Theory" TNG episode: "Redemption" 2368 TNG episode: "Redemption" TNG episode: "Darmok" TNG episode: "Ensign Ro" TNG novella: The Badlands, Part II TNG episode: "Silicon Avatar" TNG episode: "Disaster" TNG episode: "The Game" TNG episode & novelization: Unification TNG short story: "Last Words" TNG - The Space Between comic: "Captain's Pleasure" TNG episode: "A Matter of Time" TNG episode: "New Ground" TNG episode: "Hero Worship" TNG episode: "Violations" TNG episode: "The Masterpiece Society" TNG episode: "Conundrum" TNG novel: Imzadi TNG novel: The Last Stand TNG episode: "Power Play" TNG episode: "Ethics" TNG episode: "The Outcast" TNG novel: War Drums TNG novel: Nightshade TNG episode: "Cause and Effect" TNG episode: "The First Duty" TNG episode: "Cost of Living" TNG novel: Sins of Commission TNG episode: "The Perfect Mate" TNG episode: "Imaginary Friend" TNG episode: "I, Borg" TNG novel: The Devil's Heart TNG novel: The Romulan Prize TNG novel: Grounded TNG episode: "The Next Phase" TNG episode: "The Inner Light" TNG episode: "Time's Arrow" 2369 TNG episode: "Time's Arrow" TNG episode: "Realm of Fear" TNG episode: "Man of the People" TNG episode & novelization: Relics TNG episode: "Schisms" TNG episode: "True Q" TNG episode: "Rascals" TNG episode: "A Fistful of Datas" TNG short story: "On the Scent of Trouble" TNG novel: A Fury Scorned TNG episode: "The Quality of Life" ST - The Fall novel: Peaceable Kingdoms TNG episode: "Chain of Command" TNG novel: Guises of the Mind TNG episode: "Ship in a Bottle" TNG episode: "Aquiel" TNG episode: "Face of the Enemy" TNG episode: "Tapestry" TNG episode: "Birthright" TNG episode: "Starship Mine" TNG novel: The Death of Princes TNG episode: "Lessons" TNG - Double Helix novel: Red Sector TNG episode: "The Chase" TNG episode: "Frame of Mind" TNG novel: To Storm Heaven TNG episode: "Suspicions" TNG episode: "Rightful Heir" TNG novel: The Romulan Stratagem TNG episode: "Second Chances" TNG novel: Foreign Foes TNG novel: Requiem TNG episode: "Timescape" TNG episode & novelization: Descent 2370 TNG episode & novelization: Descent TNG novel: Engines of Destiny TNG episode: "Liaisons" TNG episode: "Interface" TNG novel: Blaze of Glory TNG episode: "Gambit" TNG episode: "Phantasms" TNG episode: "Dark Page" TNG episode: "Attached" TNG novel: Possession TNG episode: "Force of Nature" TNG comic: "Embrace the Wolf" TNG novel: Dyson Sphere TNG novel: Infiltrator TNG episode: "Inheritance" TNG novel: Into the Nebula TNG episode: "Parallels" TNG short story: "Life Itself is Reason Enough" TNG episode: "The Pegasus" TNG episode: "Homeward" TNG novel: Q-Squared TNG episode: "Sub Rosa" TNG episode: "Lower Decks" TNG episode: "Thine Own Self" TNG novel: Balance of Power TNG episode: "Masks" TNG novel: Dragon's Honor TNG episode: "Eye of the Beholder" TNG episode: "Genesis" TNG episode: "Journey's End" TNG episode: "Firstborn" TNG episode: "Bloodlines" TNG episode: "Emergence" TNG episode: "Preemptive Strike" TNG novel: Rogue Saucer TNG episode & novelization: All Good Things TNG - The Space Between comic: "An Inconvenient Truth" 2371 TNG novel: Intellivore TNG novel: The Best and the Brightest TNG - Day of Honor novel: Ancient Blood TNG - War and Madness comic: "The First Casualty" TNG short story: "A Q to Swear By" TNG novel: Crossover TNG novel: Do Comets Dream? TNG novel: Tooth and Claw TNG novel: Dujonian's Hoard TNG novel: The Soldiers of Fear TNG movie, novelization & comic adaptation: Star Trek: Generations 2372 TNG novel: Ship of the Line TNG - Slings and Arrows eBook: A Sea of Troubles TNG - Slings and Arrows eBook: The Oppressor's Wrong TNG - Slings and Arrows eBook: The Insolence of Office TNG short story: "Out of the Box, Thinking" TNG - Section 31 novel: Rogue TNG - Slings and Arrows eBook: That Sleep of Death 2373 TNG movie & novelization: Star Trek: First Contact TNG comic: "Second Contact" TNG short story: "Protecting Data's Friends" TOS novel: Avenger TNG comic: "Heart of Darkness" ST - Telepathy War comic: "Reality's End" TNG - The Dominion War novel: Behind Enemy Lines 2374 TNG - The Dominion War novel: Tunnel Through the Stars TNG comic: "Alien Spotlight: Q" TNG novel: Planet X TNG short story: "Bedside Matters" TNG novel: Immortal Coil 2375 TNG novel: The Battle of Betazed TNG movie & novelization: Star Trek: Insurrection 2376 TNG novel: Diplomatic Implausibility TNG - Maximum Warp novel: Dead Zone TNG - Maximum Warp novel: Forever Dark SCE eBook: The Belly of the Beast 2378 ST - A Time to... novel: A Time to Be Born ST - A Time to... novel: A Time to Die ST - A Time to... novel: A Time to Sow 2379 ST - A Time to... novel: A Time to Harvest ST - A Time to... novel: A Time to Love ST - A Time to... novel: A Time to Hate ST - A Time to... novel: A Time to Kill ST - A Time to... novel: A Time to Heal ST - A Time to... novel: A Time for War, A Time for Peace TNG movie & novelization: Star Trek: Nemesis TNG novel: Death in Winter 2380 TNG novel: Resistance TNG novel: Q & A TNG novel: Before Dishonor ST novel: Captain's Blood TNG novel: Greater Than the Sum 2381 ST - Destiny novel: Gods of Night ST - Destiny novel: Mere Mortals ST - Destiny novel: Lost Souls TNG novel: Losing the Peace ST novel: Captain's Glory 2382 ST - Typhon Pact novel: Paths of Disharmony ST - Typhon Pact eBook: The Struggle Within 2383 ST - Typhon Pact novel: Raise the Dawn ST - Typhon Pact novel: Brinkmanship 2384 TNG - Cold Equations novel: The Persistence of Memory TNG - Cold Equations novel: Silent Weapons TNG - Cold Equations novel: The Body Electric TNG eBook: The Stuff of Dreams TNG novel: The Light Fantastic 2385 ST - The Fall novel: The Crimson Shadow ST - The Fall novel: A Ceremony of Losses ST - The Fall novel: Peaceable Kingdoms DS9 novel: The Missing

External links

• Beverly Crusher article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.
• Beverly Crusher article at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.