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| - Leila Kalomi era una giovane femmina umana botanica del XXIII secolo che Spock incontrò sulla Terra nel 2261. Kalomi si innamorò di Spock, confessandogli i suoi sentimenti, ma il vulcaniano non permise alle sue emozioni di prendere il sopravvento, e anche dopo aver preso strade differenti, i sentimenti di Kalomi nei confronti di Spock, non cessarono. Kalomi è stata interpretata dall'attrice Jill Ireland.
- While on Earth in 2261, Kalomi met Spock, a Vulcan Starfleet officer. Kalomi immediately loved Spock and declared her feelings for him, but Spock could not return those emotions for her. Even after they parted company, Kalomi still carried feelings for Spock. (TOS episode: "This Side of Paradise", TOS novel: Inception) Spock wrote a poem, which elaborates on his feelings for Kalomi. It seems possible that he did return her affections, secretly. (TOS short story: "Sonnet from the Vulcan: Omicron Ceti Three")
- thumb|Leila Kalomi im Jahr 2267. Leila Kalomi ist eine Botanikerin von der Erde, die Mitte des 23. Jahrhunderts lebt. 2261 trifft Kalomi auf der Erde den Vulkanier Spock. Sie verliebt sich in ihn und gesteht ihm ihre Gefühle, doch Spock hält an der vulkanischen Logik fest und erwidert keinerlei Emotionen. Ihre Wege trennen sich, doch Kalomis Gefühle für Spock ändern sich nicht. Kalomi wurde von Jill Ireland gespielt und erhielt ihre Synchronstimme von Irina Wanka.
- Leila Kalomi was a female Human civilian in the 23rd century. She was a botanist. In 2261, Kalomi met Spock, a Vulcan, while on Earth. Kalomi loved Spock, and declared her feelings toward him, but Spock would not allow himself to express any emotion in return. Even after they separated, Kalomi's feelings for Spock continued. Kalomi was played by actress Jill Ireland. According to Jerry Sohl's original script drafts, she was born in Hawaii.
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| - Leila Kalomi era una giovane femmina umana botanica del XXIII secolo che Spock incontrò sulla Terra nel 2261. Kalomi si innamorò di Spock, confessandogli i suoi sentimenti, ma il vulcaniano non permise alle sue emozioni di prendere il sopravvento, e anche dopo aver preso strade differenti, i sentimenti di Kalomi nei confronti di Spock, non cessarono. Kalomi si trasferì nella colonia di Omicron di Elias Sandoval nel 2263 come botanico della squadra. Lo sbarco sul pianeta Omicron Ceti III, un pianeta bombardato da raggi Berthold, alla lunga mortali, avvenne nel 2264. Ben presto Kalomi si accorse degli effetti benefici delle spore prodotte da una pianta del luogo, che proteggevano dalle radiazioni, ma conferivano uno stato di benessere e di perfetta salute fisica, diffondendosi un tutta la colonia. Nel 2267, quando l'USS Enterprise arrivò su Omicron Ceti III, e Kalomi riunitasi nuovamente con il comandante Spock, in servizio sulla nave come ufficiale esecutivo e ufficiale scientifico. Kalomi non perse l'occasione di infettare Spock con una pianta, riuscendo a farlo aprire e a fargli esprimere le emozioni represse. I due condividono momenti di felicità fino a quando il capitano Kirk, il cui equipaggio si è completamente ammutinato per scendere sul pianeta, scopre che violente emozioni distruggono le spore. Indusse così Spock, con una violenta provocazione ad uno sfogo emotivo che lo liberò dall'influenza delle spore. Kalomi tentò di riconquistare Spock, ma quando realizzò che era libero dal condizionamento, cadde in lacrime. L'intensa tristezza che la pervase, provocò la distruzione delle spore all'interno del suo corpo. Kalomi in seguito lasciò il pianeta insieme al resto dei coloni verso la Base Stellare 27. (TOS: "Al di qua del paradiso") Kalomi è stata interpretata dall'attrice Jill Ireland.
- Leila Kalomi was a female Human civilian in the 23rd century. She was a botanist. In 2261, Kalomi met Spock, a Vulcan, while on Earth. Kalomi loved Spock, and declared her feelings toward him, but Spock would not allow himself to express any emotion in return. Even after they separated, Kalomi's feelings for Spock continued. Kalomi joined Elias Sandoval's Omicron colony in 2263 as the group's botanist. When the colonists made planetfall on Omicron Ceti III in 2264, she was one of the first who discovered the Omicron pod plants and the spores they emitted. These spores infected the entire colony, protecting the colonists from the deadly berthold rays bombarding the planet. They also gave every colonist, including Kalomi, a sense of contentment and perfect physical health. In 2267, when the USS Enterprise arrived at Omicron Ceti III, Kalomi was reunited with Commander Spock, who was serving as the ship's executive and science officer. She used one of the pod plants to infect Spock, breaking down his emotional control, causing him to admit his love for her. The couple spent some blissful time together until Enterprise captain James T. Kirk reversed the spores' hold on Spock by inducing intense anger. Kalomi attempted to rejoin Spock, but when she found him and realized he was no longer under the influence of the spores, she broke down in tears. The intense sadness she felt caused the spores within her body to be destroyed. Kalomi was later evacuated to Starbase 27 with the rest of the colonists. (TOS: "This Side of Paradise" ) Kalomi was played by actress Jill Ireland. According to Jerry Sohl's original script drafts, she was born in Hawaii.
- thumb|Leila Kalomi im Jahr 2267. Leila Kalomi ist eine Botanikerin von der Erde, die Mitte des 23. Jahrhunderts lebt. 2261 trifft Kalomi auf der Erde den Vulkanier Spock. Sie verliebt sich in ihn und gesteht ihm ihre Gefühle, doch Spock hält an der vulkanischen Logik fest und erwidert keinerlei Emotionen. Ihre Wege trennen sich, doch Kalomis Gefühle für Spock ändern sich nicht. Kalomi tritt der Sandoval-Gruppe von Kolonisten bei, die unter Führung Elias Sandovals 2263 aufbricht, Omicron Ceti III zu kolonisieren und dort Landwirtschaft zu betreiben. Kurz nach der Ankunft auf Omicron Ceti III ein Jahr später entdeckt Kalomi die Pflanzen, die die sogenannten Omicron-Sporen verschießen. Diese Sporen infizieren alle Kolonisten und schützen sie so vor Krankheiten und besonders der tödlichen Berthold-Strahlung und vermittelt ein Gefühl von ständiger Glückseligkeit. 2267 erreicht die USS Enterprise Omicron Ceti III und Kalomi und Spock treffen sich wieder. Sie infiziert Spock ebenfalls mit den Sporen, um seine emotionelle Kontrolle einreißen zu lassen. Ihr Plan ist erfolgreich und Spock gesteht ihr seine Liebe. Spock ignoriert direkte Befehle seines Captains und das Liebespaar kann einige Zeit miteinander verbringen, bis es Kirk gelingt, durch Auslösen von intensiven Gefühlen bei Spock, die Wirkung der Sporen aufzuheben. Ein erneuter Versuch Kalomis, Spock ohne die Beeinflussung durch die Sporen für sich zu gewinnen, scheitert. Durch ihre tiefe Traurigkeit werden die Sporen auch im Körper von Kalomi zerstört. Sie kehrt anschließend mit den anderen Kolonisten zurück nach Raumbasis 27. (TOS: ) Kalomi wurde von Jill Ireland gespielt und erhielt ihre Synchronstimme von Irina Wanka.
- While on Earth in 2261, Kalomi met Spock, a Vulcan Starfleet officer. Kalomi immediately loved Spock and declared her feelings for him, but Spock could not return those emotions for her. Even after they parted company, Kalomi still carried feelings for Spock. (TOS episode: "This Side of Paradise", TOS novel: Inception) In 2263, Kalomi joined Elias Sandoval's colonial expedition to Omicron Ceti III, and served as the groups senior biologist. When the expedition finally landing on Omicron Ceti III a year later, Kalomi discovered the pod plants and the contagious spores which they released into the atmosphere. While these spores protected the colonists from the deadly Berthold rays present in the atmosphere, they also gave the colonists a sense of contentment and perfect physical health. Three years later, the USS Enterprise arrived in orbit of Omicron Ceti III to try and establish the loss of contact with the colony. Spock and Kalomi were quickly reunited, and she used one of the pod plants to infect Spock and break down his emotional controls so that he could love her in return. The couple spent many blissful hours together on the planet's surface, but the spores control over Spock was broken when Captain James T. Kirk was able to induce great anger in his first officer. Realizing that she had lost Spock once again, Kalomi broke down in tears. She later evacuated with the rest of the colonists to Starbase 27. (TOS episode: "This Side of Paradise"; TOS novel: The Fire and the Rose) Spock wrote a poem, which elaborates on his feelings for Kalomi. It seems possible that he did return her affections, secretly. (TOS short story: "Sonnet from the Vulcan: Omicron Ceti Three") Some time after the evacuation Kalomi met and married the geologist Alan Becker and travelled with him to Tau Beta IV to assist the construction of a dilithium mining station and the terraforming of the planet. When Kalomi determined that it be very difficult to terraform the planet, the Federation Planetary Development Council decided to automate the station instead. When the the development team was transferred, Alan Becker requested to stay on the planet to determine the nature of its richness in dilithium and Leila Kalomi stayed with him. On Stardate 5862.5, Kalomi contacted Mr. Spock on the Enterprise to come to her aid when she came to suspect that something was wrong with her husband, believing him to have been replaced with an alien entity posing as Alan Becker. Mr. Spock travelled to Tau Beta IV to assist Kalomi in determining if something was wrong with Becker. Not soon after Becker took Mr. Spock underground to show him a unique discovery he made, a network of corridors that existed before the arrival of the Federation development team, and an elevator shaft that led deep into the planet. In a massive underground chamber Mr. Spock was confronted by a powerful alien entity named S'uora, a being capable of telepathically controlling other beings who had assumed control of Alan Becker and had made him bring Mr. Spock to him in order to use the Vulcan officer to escape the planet which it revealed to be a prison created by its former servants when they were freed from its control and rebelled against it. Mr. Spock resisted S'uora's telepathic attempt to take control of him and S'uora was forced to have Becker bring Kalomi to the underground chamber to use as a hostage to make Mr. Spock cooperate with its demands. Instead Mr. Spock managed to defeat Becker despite the last having gained a resistance to the Vulcan nerve pinch, forcing S'uora to take control of Kalomi who had not developed such resistance or was capable of matching Mr. Spock in physical combat. Taking the two unconscious humans with him, Mr. Spock evacuated both to the mining complex after which he used the communications equipment to call the Enterprise. Alan Becker had suffered mental damage from the control S'uora had exerted over him as well as physical injuries when Spock was forced to confront him. He had to be brought on board the Enterprise in order to undergo an emergency operation to save his life. Though Doctor McCoy could heal the physical injuries, Becker's mind was a different case, and Mr Spock had to mind meld with Becker in order to repair the damage. The mind meld was successful and Becker recovered after which he and Kalomi would be transferred to the USS Hannon to be taken back to the Federation. Before transporting to the Hannon, Kalomi and Mr. Spock spoke privately in which Kalomi had correctly deducted that there was something different to Becker now. Mr. Spock revealed that the damage S'uora's control had done had been so severe that he had been forced to insert a part of his own mind to use as a lattice on which Becker's thoughts and memories could be reconnected. Kalomi considered this acceptable and thanked Mr. Spock for his aid before leaving the Enterprise. (TOS comic: "The Hollow Man")
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