29. Janice Rand
Janice Rand was played by Grace Lee Whitney. She is the captain’s yeoman in the USS Enterprise. She was a non-commissioned officer in the ship around 2266. At first, the appointment of Rand as his yeoman offended Captain Kirk. He was annoyed by her waiting on him. However he thanked her later, to which she welcomed him before leaving briskly.
Rand also possessed an artistic side – she had created seven paintings in her quarters in the Enterprise. By the 2270s, she was promoted to transporter chief of the USS Enterprise. Prior to Kirk’s work as a captain, Rand also served under the command of Captain Will Decker. She was assigned to be the communications officer of the Starfleet Command on Earth in 2286.
She went on to become the communications officer on the USS Excelsior under the title Lieutenant junior grade Rand, in 2293. She was promoted as a Commander within 3 years of her officer training.
30. Drusilla
Drusilla was the personal slave of Claudius Marcus, a Proconsul on Planet 892-IV around 2268. She was extremely good looking and attractive and Claudius called her “a lovely thing.”
She was assigned as Kirk’s slave by Claudius when the former was captured and taken prisoner. Claudius wanted to give Kirk “some last hours as a man,” as he was sentenced to be executed the very next day.
When Drusilla came onto him, Kirk was initially wary and thought of Drusilla to be a part of some plan to extract information out of him in a moment of weakness. However, Drusilla turned out to be very empathetic and understanding, ultimately convincing Kirk of her honesty and becoming intimate with him.
Later, in The Autobiography of James T. Kirk, it was revealed that Drusilla bore a son. He was name Eugino and was believed to be Kirk’s son by McCoy, due to the intimate time shared by Drusilla and Kirk once.
31. Amanda Rogers
She was born as a female Q in Topeka, Kansas of North America. She was raised as a human, which was unlike the majority of Q. She, ultimately, joined the Q Continuum where she took the oath to adhere to a moral code.
She was born to 2 Q, who took on the identity of humans in order to stay on Earth. Later, when Amanda was 5, her parents were killed by the Q Continuum due to a tornado accident in 2356. She was not aware of her Q nature until she started showing signs. These signs attracted the curiosity of other Q people and they pondered if she was one of them or is a threat to their existence.
She excelled in plasma dynamics, neurobiology and eco regeneration. She was accepted in the Starfleet Academy and was later selected to do her internship on the USS Enterprise-D, out of hundred other applicants.
33. Vina
Vina, a Human female civilian, was born in the 23rd century. She was a crewman in the SS Columbia around 2230s. The ship had American Continent Institute scientists on an expedition to Talos Star Group. Ultimately, the ship crashed and everyone on the ship perished, except for her. She was then brought back to good health by the Talosians.
After the Talosians encountered Vina, their interest in the Human species peaked and they lured the USS Enterprise to their planet. They selected Commander Pike as a mate to her and tricked him into staying on the planet in order to learn about Human companionship and sexuality.
Although that plan failed, Pike got to see Vina’s real appearance, as she stayed behind, with the Talosians. She greeted Spock and Burnham 3 years later, when their ship landed on the planet and allowed the communication of Spock and Pike.
As Pike was crippled in an encounter, the Talosians used their illusion techniques on him like they did with Vina and at the end, they were seen beginning a new life on the planet.
33. Marta
Marta, portrayed by Yvonne Craig, was an Orion female at Elba II’s Federation asylum. She was seductive, as well as delusional, to some extent. She was a consort to Garth of Izar. When Captain Kirk was taken captive by Garth, he sent Marta to seduce Kirk. Although he managed to fight her off, Marta attempted to stab Kirk.
Garth used Marta to demonstrate to the humans, what would happen if they did not let him free. He killed her as an example to the hostages’ future. Garth showed her mercy by killing her with an explosive that he was experimenting with, rather than choking her to death.
In the original story by Jerry Sohl, Marta was a Klingon character with the name Mara. She had a minor part in this case. The writers of the show, however, changed her species and made her character more prominent.
34. Vanna
Vanna was the leader of a group named Disrupters on the planet of Ardana. She was also a participant in the substantial change of class structure on the planet.
Vanna kidnapped Kirk when the USS Enterprise arrived at Adana. She did so in order to get Kirk’s attention to the plight of her people on the planet – the Troglytes were being treated as slaves by the ruling class of Stratos.
This was because Plasus, the administrative incharge of the planet, regarded the Troglytes as inferior species. Kirk, then found out that the zenite gas from the Ardana mines were actually interfering with the mental capacity of the Troglytes. The only Troglytes spared were the ones who worked at Stratos, like Vanna, who worked at Plasus’ house. Kirk helped Vanna by staging a demonstration of the zenite’s effect in a sealed mine. After understanding the effects, Plasus reluctantly agreed to help Vanna and her people.
35. Eleen of Capella
Eleen was the wife of Akraar, the Teer of the Ten Tribes. Eleen was pregnant with Akraar’s child when he died during a coup. The leader of the victorious forces, Maab, became the Teer. He decided to execute Eleen, as he was apprehensive of letting the heir live and then reclaim the throne.
Kirk was unable to watch Eleen get executed in front of his own eyes and during the action, he interrupted the process and thus, laying his hands on Eleen. This was a forbidden act for anyone, except the Teer and Kirk was also sentenced to die.
When Eleen and Kirk were imprisoned, the latter, with his comrade, Spock managed to overpower the guards and flee with Eleen. Eleen accepted another chance at life and they fled to the nearby foothills where the Federation was residing.
The Capellans were searching for the escapees but Kirk and Spock managed to stray them away with clever tactics. Dr. McCoy oversaw the birth of the heir and a son was born to Eleen. He was named Leonard James Akraar.
When McCoy was dozing, Eleen fled and stopped the Capellans, telling them that she had killed the heir and the Federation. When asked for proof, a scuffle between Maab and Kras occurred. Both of them were killed and Eleen’s son became the new Teer, with Eleen as the regent.
