M'talas Prime inhabitants

List of M'talas Prime inhabitants.

Named

Unnamed

117 casualties

These 117 casualties were confirmed following the destruction of the Starfleet Recruitment building in District Seven. (PIC: "Disengage", "Seventeen Seconds")

These casualties were only mentioned in dialogue.

Bar patron

Human patron M'talas Prime

A Human patron in District Six

This Human patron was present at a bar/disco in District Six in 2401. When undercover Starfleet Intelligence agent Raffaela Musiker accidentally bumped into him, he angrily told her, "Watch it, freak, I'm not your dealer!" (PIC: "The Next Generation")

This patron was played by Ric Sarabia.

Guard

M'talas Prime Guard

A Human guard

This Human guard stood outside Sneed's meeting place. (PIC: "The Next Generation", "Disengage")

This guard was played by Naymon Frank.
His small background appearance in "The Next Generation" was via recycled footage from "Disengage".

Gabriel Hwang's daughter

Krinn's guards

  • See: Krinn's guards

Newscaster

This newscaster reported on the terrorist attack that caused the destruction of the Starfleet Recruitment building in District Seven. In her report she stated: "Today the Federation looked on in terror as the Starfleet recruitment building, a symbol of peace and hope to many, was destroyed in an unprecedented attack. Nothing is known about the devastating weapon, but sources within Starfleet suggest that the dissident Lurak T'Luco, leader of a Romulan rebel faction, is responsible. So far, one hundred seventeen are confirmed dead." She later reported Starfleet Intelligence's allegations that T'Luco was solely responsible for the attack, which they considered to be "an isolated incident." Neither statement was true, however. (PIC: "Disengage", "Seventeen Seconds")

This newscaster was voiced by an unknown actress.
This character appeared as an off-screen voiceover.

Orion dealer

Refugees

These refugees were living in a refugee camp on Matalas. Prior to 2151, Doctor Phlox was nearly overwhelmed by them. Phlox related the incident in passing in a letter he wrote to Dr. Jeremy Lucas in 2151. (ENT: "Dear Doctor")

These refugees were only mentioned in dialogue.
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