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Not getting nearly as much screen time was the cat Chester, who appeared in only one episode of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, but he’s worth mentioning because he was a rescue. It’s reassuring to know that even in the 24th century, people are still fighting the good fight. Raugust, Karen (10 April 2018). "Licensing Hotline: April 2018". Publishers Weekly. PWxyz, LLC . Retrieved 6 May 2018. In 2017, H&I included "Catspaw" in a list of "eerie, disturbing and downright scary" episodes of the series. The list noted that the episode was written by Robert Bloch, writer of the famous psychological thriller Psycho. [7] Spot is the second of six recurring pets; the others were Livingston, Chester, Porthos, Number One, and Grudge. Another pet on the Enterprise-D was Christina, a Lycosa tarantula owned by Chief Miles O'Brien. From StarTrek.com, "The felinoid Caitians and the warlike Kzinti share common roots in the deep past — as do Vulcans and Romulans. As with the Vulcans and the Romulans, the two groups went their separate ways to develop as two entirely different civilizations. The Caitians are fierce warriors when so called upon, but pride themselves on their accomplishments in arts and philosophy rather than on the martial arts. Natives of Cait tend to be small and sinewy; the females are as delicately dainty as the Siamese or Abyssinian cats of old Earth. Their family units are extremely close."
sparkysmachine (May 13, 2013). "Sparky's Machine, I dressed my cat, Sir Didymus, up as Thor, to..." Sparky's Machine. Tumblr . Retrieved September 14, 2016.The Caitians are expanded upon in FASA's Star Trek IV Sourcebook Update, which indicates that the feline humanoids seen in The Voyage Home were intended to be the same species. Spot is the name of Commander Data’s cat, who lived with him while he served aboard the USS Enterprise-D and -E. She had a litter of kittens with one of the other cats on the Enterprise-D.
Jenny Parks depicted characters from both TOS and TNG as cats in Star Trek Cats and Star Trek: The Next Generation Cats. a b c Green, Lucas (21 November 2016). "Cats as Superheroes by Jenny Parks". Vilingstore. vilingstore.com . Retrieved 26 February 2018.The wizard's robe worn by Korob is the same costume that was previously worn by Bob Denver in the Gilligan's Island episode "Lovey's Secret Admirer", which aired on January 23, 1967. [4] Unlike Jake, Jonesy is a regular, nontelepathic domestic cat, which raises an important question: Just what is a regular, nontelepathic domestic cat doing on a mining ship in space? The answers: to provide plenty of opportunities for "Boo!" scenes, and to watch impassively as the humans get killed off.
Trek Trivia: The character of Kor returned in both an episode of The Animated Series and an episode of Deep Space Nine. By 2379, Spot still resided aboard the Enterprise-E and was introduced to Data's brother B-4, who curiously pet the feline while staying in Data's quarters. ( Star Trek Nemesis) Parks' art is drawn and painted digitally via Paint Tool SAI and Photoshop. [3] [9] [13] Parks creates their art digitally with a Cintiq graphics tablet via Photoshop. [1] [9] Their fan art career took off with a table at the 2011 San Diego Comic-Con where they had Doctor Mew buttons and posters as well as when Doctor Mew went viral. [14] Parks became famous due to Doctor Mew. [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [10] [11] Later, Parks created other fan art pieces as The Catvengers. [1] [13] [15] [11] Doctor Mew represented their most prominent work until Star Trek Cats in 2017. [14] [10] [12] In March 2018, Star Trek Cats was followed-up with Star Trek: The Next Generation Cats. [16] Parks also has a Patreon account. [10] [12] Works [ edit ] A commissioned piece depicting a cat as an East German Interkosmos cosmonaut. Books [ edit ] Title
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Spot was Lt. Cmdr. Data’s pet cat on Star Trek: The Next Generation, and much like Jonesy in Alien, Spot managed to pull of the remarkable feat of surviving — not only making it from the television series to the movie Star Trek Generations, but surviving the destruction of the Enterprise itself. By his own account, actor Brent Spiner did not like working with the cat who played Spot, but you can’t tell from Spiner’s performance. On the Enterprise, Chekov reports that they had an effect on the force field, identifying a small electrical field as a start. a b c Boudoux, Joséphine (22 May 2013). "Jenny Parks, a drawer who transforms cats into superheroes!". Yummypets. yummypets.com . Retrieved 26 February 2018. Hundreds of years before the 24th century, Caitians hunted and ate Betazoids. After this practice was discontinued, the Caitians developed a synthetic substitute for Betazoid flesh. ( LD: " Empathological Fallacies") Jorgensen, Cari (November 3, 2014). "Cats Take Over Marvel Universe". CatChannel.com. I-5 Publishing, LLC. Retrieved September 14, 2016.
Spot was a female cat, and Data's pet in the 2360s and 2370s. She lived with him while he served aboard the USS Enterprise-D and -E. She had a litter of kittens with one of the other cats on the Enterprise-D. Data once wrote a poem about her, entitled " Ode to Spot". ( TNG: " Schisms", " Genesis")As a starship-dwelling cat, Spot had never encountered rodents, insects or been chased by a canine. ( TNG: " Phantasms") Nevertheless, Spot was an active cat and received a lot of attention from Data, often playing with him and jumping on his desk for attention. ( TNG: " Data's Day", " A Fistful of Datas", " Force of Nature", " Descent, Part II") Spot also left Data's quarters to explore, though she could not trigger the doors. ( TNG: " In Theory") Spot had tried 221 different formulas of food designed by Data, many of which she did not care for, but she did like his supplement 25. ( TNG: " Phantasms", " In Theory", " A Fistful of Datas") Spot also was observed sleeping by Data, during which time she underwent muscle spasms. ( TNG: " Phantasms") Spot also appeared in Data's dreams. ( TNG: " Birthright, Part I") Romano, Andrea (January 29, 2014). "Beam Them Up, Kitty: Artist Draws Adorable 'Star Trek' Cats". Mashable. Mashable Inc . Retrieved September 14, 2016. Because Star Trek wouldn’t have happened without the U.S. space program and all the hard work that led up to it, we can’t forget the real-life cats who paved the way: Weightless cats, Bioastronautics Research
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