- For the "regular" universe counterpart, see James T. Kirk.
- For the "mirror" universe counterpart, see James T. Kirk (mirror).
- For the counterpart in the timeline created by Nero's incursion, see James T. Kirk (alternate reality).
- For the counterpart in the alternate mirror universe in Star Trek: Remington, see James T. Kirk (mirror) (Remington).
James T. Kirk | |
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Kirk in 2269. | |
Actor: | James Cawley, Brian Cox, Matthew Ewald (young James Kirk) |
Species: | Human |
Gender: | Male |
Born: | 2233 |
Hair: | Brown |
Eyes: | Blue |
Affiliation: | Federation Starfleet |
Assignment(s): | Commanding officer |
Stationed: | USS Enterprise (NCC-1701) |
Rank: | Captain |
Insignia: | |
Mother: | (given name unrevealed) Kirk |
Father: | George Kirk |
Siblings: | Samuel (brother) |
Relatives: | Peter Kirk (nephew) |
Brian Cox as James T. Kirk |
James Tiberius Kirk was a famed Starfleet captain, known for being the commanding officer on the USS Enterprise (NCC-1701).
Starfleet Academy[]
James T. Kirk was the first Starfleet Academy cadet ever to beat the Kobayashi Maru scenario. Kirk reprogrammed the scenario, eliminating the parts of the program that made it impossible to win, thus creating a level playing field where success was not guaranteed, but at least possible. (Star Trek: Phase II: "Origins")
Aboard the Enterprise[]
Kirk commanded the USS Enterprise on a historic five-year mission in the late 2260s.
Kirk discovered the Guardian of Forever on the planet Gateway. In 2268, he left Spock on the planet to assist in research at Project Timepiece. (Star Trek: Phase II: "In Harm's Way")
Kirk was in charge of escorting a large number of ambassadors and diplomatic figures while they disuse the Federation’s economic devastation, Chekov succumbs to a disease that causes him to age rapidly. (Star Trek: Phase II: "To Serve All My Days")
When Kirk was tasked with rescuing a transport ship the Enterprise was trapped in a Romulan weapons test that went wrong, the Enterprise was trapped between dimensions. His helm officer, Lieutenant Commander Hikaru Sulu, found himself 30 years out of place. (Star Trek: Phase II: "World Enough and Time")
After being pursued and damaged by repeated Klingon attacks, Kirk ordered the Enterprise to respond to the distress call from a Federation research ship, the Copernicus. After which he helped foil a Section 31 plot to commit genocide agents the Klingons using blood worms. (Star Trek: Phase II: "Blood and Fire, Part 1"), (Star Trek: Phase II: "Blood and Fire, Part 2")
Kirk helped end a war between two previously unknown alien races outside of Federation space. One of which was using stolen Starfleet technology from the USS Eagle. (Star Trek: Phase II: "Enemy: Starfleet")
In 2373, Admiral Kirk traveled aboard a rebuilt USS Enterprise with Ambassador Spock to the year 2265, in order to stop Christopher Pike's accident aboard the USS Daedalus. (Star Trek: Phase II: "In Harm's Way")
Family[]
The young James Kirk thought himself very much like his father, George, a commander in Starfleet. He surprised his father by applying to Starfleet Academy and being accepted. While a cadet, years later, James was sent on an urgent mission to the Enterprise to help his father, who had been part of an experiment. (Origins: The Protracted Man)
Alternate timelines[]
Doomsday War[]
In an alternate timeline where the Enterprise was destroyed by the doomsday machine in 2254, Kirk would become commanding officer of the USS Farragut in 2258 after the death of Captain Steve Garrovick. While commanding the Farragut, he had many of the same adventures he had on the Enterprise, a result of parallel timeline development. He was a valiant commander in the Doomsday War.
In 2268, Kirk was contacted by an alternate version of Spock, who assisted them in preventing the Doomsday War. He traveled back in time with Spock and McCoy to 2006, where he received the microtapes that belonged to Commodore Matthew Decker. After returning to 2269, Kirk decided it was necessary to take the Farragut back to 2254, and combine forces with the Enterprise. Kirk melded with Spock, gaining knowledge on how to work with Christopher Pike.
Kirk commanded the Farragut when it combined forces with the Enterprise to battle the doomsday machine. After the machine retreated to the year 2265, Kirk ordered the Farragut crew to follow the ship using the slingshot effect. With a future Enterprise and the USS Daedalus, commanded by Fleet Captain Pike, Kirk was able to destroy the original doomsday machine and prevent the alternate timeline. (Star Trek: Phase II: "In Harm's Way")
Service jacket[]
- - Commanding officer - Captain, USS Farragut (NCC-1647) - 2257 (alternate timeline)
Star Trek: Phase II | |
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Episodes: | Released: "Come What May" | "In Harm's Way" | "To Serve All My Days" | "World Enough and Time" | "Blood and Fire, Part 1" | "Blood and Fire, Part 2" | "Enemy: Starfleet" | "The Child" | "Kitumba" | "Mind-Sifter" | "The Holiest Thing" Unfinished: "Origins: The Protracted Man" | "Bread and Savagery" | "Torment of Destiny" |
Vignettes: | "Center Seat" | "No-Win Scenario" | "Going Boldly" |
Related Media: | Star Trek: First Voyages | Star Trek: New Voyages eMagazine | Star Trek: New Voyages podcast |
Characters: | James T. Kirk | Spock | Leonard McCoy | Hikaru Sulu | Montgomery Scott | Pavel Chekov | Nyota Uhura | Vincent DeSalle | Janice Rand | Christine Chapel | Kargh |
Actors: | James Cawley | Brian Gross | Jeff Quinn | Ben Tolpin | Brandon Stacy | John Kelley | Charles Root | Andy Bray | Jonathan Zungre | John Lim | J.T. Tepnapa | Julienne Irons | Kim Stinger | Ron Boyd | Meghan King Johnson | Shannon Giles |