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THE MANY FACES OF Q COLLECTION
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THE MANY FACES OF Q COLLECTION

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THE MANY FACES OF Q COLLECTION
Six costumes, comprising: a brown and burgundy cotton jumpsuit, with Star Trek: The Next Generation and Star Trek: Deep Space Nine label inside inscribed DS9#407 "Q Less", Q; two black and burgundy Starfleet Command jumpsuits, with corresponding pair of black pants and two grey cotton undershirts, majority with Star Trek: Voyager labels inside inscribed John Delancie [sic], with two wardrobe tags inscribed with episode details #265 "Q2"; four jumpsuits of brown wool, with two sleeveless cotton polo necks of green cotton, with four wardrobe tags inscribed with episode details #161 "Deja Q"; two boxing outfits, comprising two sleeveless jumpsuits of blue cotton, with two pairs of grey flannel shorts and two purple, pink and blue sashes [one made for de Lancie's stunt double], with a corresponding wardrobe tag inscribed with episode details DS9 #407 ["Q Less"]; three Monk's robes with sashes, with wardrobe tag inscribed T Hide + Q #111; and a jumpsuit of burgundy crushed velvet, with a vest of purple and green spotted silk, with wardrobe tag inscribed TNG #241 "Tapestry" -- all made for John de Lancie as Q in various episodes of Star Trek: The Next Generation, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, and Star Trek: Voyager (21)
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Lot Essay

Q began as a plot device invented by Gene Roddenberry in 1987 when the studio wanted to expand the pilot episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation from a one-hour segment into a two-hour television movie. Q quickly became a fan favorite, and returned for numerous episodes of Star Trek: The Next Generation as well as Star Trek: Deep Space Nine and Star Trek: Voyager. In many of those appearances, Q delighted in donning a wide variety of costumes.

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