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Roger Korby

Dr. Roger Korby in 2266.
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Doctor Roger Korby was one of the most celebrated scientists in the Federation in the 23rd century.

Roger Korby was born in the 2210s, and quickly rose to be an eminent scientist in the Federation. During his scientific career, Korby conducted many archeological expeditions to planets all over the Alpha and Beta Quadrants. In the 2240s, Korby was part of a team led by Dr. Phillip Boyce that was attempting to cure Dezzla's disease on Argelius. (TOS short story: "Snake Pit!"; TOS novel: The Children of Kings)

During an archaeological expedition to Vestalan in 2259, Korby was able to study the remains of the long-lost Hualan civilization, and forwarded the Federation's knowledge of dead cultures. Accompanying him on this expedition was the research biologist, Christine Chapel. Korby and Chapel became very close during the expedition, and soon after the two were engaged to be married. (TOS short story: "Snake Pit!").

Korby and his androids in 2266.
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In 2261, Dr. Korby and his associate, Dr. Aaron Brown were conducting a survey of the civilization on Exo III, when their ship crashed into the wilderness. Dr. Brown was killed instantly, but Korby survived long enough to be found by an android named Ruk. Ruk told Korby about his masters' ability to create androids, and Korby persuaded Ruk to create an android version of him, and shortly after, Korby died.

The android Korby went on to create a duplicate of Dr. Brown and a female companion named Andrea. In 2266, the USS Enterprise arrived at Exo III to ascertain the location of Korby's expedition, along with Christine Chapel. After an attempt to take over the Enterprise to spread the androids across the Federation, the Korby android was destroyed. James T. Kirk saw for himself how an android dangerously mimmicked his behavior. And having seen another android, altogether replacing a human, Kirk decided that the Roger Korby they sought was, "never here." (TOS episode: "What Are Little Girls Made Of?").

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