In the fictional universe of Star Trek, Dr. Carol Marcus was one of the leading molecular biologists in the Federation. She was a major character in the film Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan and was portrayed by Bibi Besch. Carol devoted her life to her research. In the early 2260’s Carol became involved with a young Starfleet officer named James T. Kirk, and in 2261 she gave birth to their son, David Marcus. However, she felt that they had no...
Carol Marcus and son discuss the fame that can be obtained from the success o...
Carol Marcus and son discuss Kirk's supposed "Boy Scout" nature.
Kirk and Carol discuss both their previous parting of ways, and their son, Da...
After all that's happened to them so far, Carol and Kirk have a private momen...
Kirk becomes confused when Carol asks him if he gave the order to take Genesi...
Carol defends Kirk when her son, David, accuses Kirk of killing the Regula I ...
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