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* "Thirty Days"
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* "Bride of Chaotica!"
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* "Shattered" (alternate timeline) (Season 7)
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* "Shattered" (alternate timeline) (Season 7)
- The Adventures of Captain Proton is a Metafiction adventure serial and holodeck novel from the television series Star Trek: Voyager. The program is designed by officers Tom Paris and Harry Kim to capture the spirit of the adventure serials from the 1930s and '40s, complete with over-the-top acting, bad dialog, and a noticeably low budget. To make this a unique experience the holoprojectors have created a monochromatic (black and white) environment (in "Night" the Doctor is first in full color before the holodeck is ordered to turn him monochromatic).
- The series, as the name indicates, featured the adventures of Captain Proton, along with his sidekick Buster Kincaid, and his secretary Constance Goodheart, who battled against dastardly villains such as Doctor Chaotica. (VOY episode: "Night"; et al) As a child, James Wainwright was an avid reader of the Captain Proton stories as well as those featuring Flash Gordon and Buck Rogers. (TOS - Strange New Worlds III short story: "The Aliens Are Coming!") The Bride of Chaotica, a film from the series, was amongst the motion picture library aboard the Enterprise (NX-01). (ENT episode: "Cogenitor")
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| - The series, as the name indicates, featured the adventures of Captain Proton, along with his sidekick Buster Kincaid, and his secretary Constance Goodheart, who battled against dastardly villains such as Doctor Chaotica. (VOY episode: "Night"; et al) As a child, James Wainwright was an avid reader of the Captain Proton stories as well as those featuring Flash Gordon and Buck Rogers. (TOS - Strange New Worlds III short story: "The Aliens Are Coming!") In 1938, the Barnard Broadcasting System produced a radio adaptation of the series. It starred Peter Collyer as the title character. (DS9 short story: "Captain Proton and the Orb of Bajor") The Bride of Chaotica, a film from the series, was amongst the motion picture library aboard the Enterprise (NX-01). (ENT episode: "Cogenitor") In the late 24th century, Tom Paris created a series of holonovels featuring based on the series. (VOY episode: "Night"; et al)
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* "Thirty Days"
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* "Bride of Chaotica!"
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* "Shattered" (alternate timeline) (Season 7)
- The Adventures of Captain Proton is a Metafiction adventure serial and holodeck novel from the television series Star Trek: Voyager. The program is designed by officers Tom Paris and Harry Kim to capture the spirit of the adventure serials from the 1930s and '40s, complete with over-the-top acting, bad dialog, and a noticeably low budget. To make this a unique experience the holoprojectors have created a monochromatic (black and white) environment (in "Night" the Doctor is first in full color before the holodeck is ordered to turn him monochromatic). "Captain Proton" is the heroic lead, based heavily on Buck Rogers, Flash Gordon and Commando Cody. Replicas of Cody's and the "Republic" Robot costume were used to create the Captain Proton ensemble (except for the first episode "Night" where the actual costume, minus the bullet helmet, was used as was the actual Robot Costume). Captain Proton can be thought of as a meta-fiction character, in that he is fictional within the fictional universe of Star Trek.
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