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'''Chekov''' was the chief navigator of the U.S.S. Enterprise in the original TV series [[Star Trek]]. A Russian, he was not an original cast member, but was brought in for the 2nd season. Since the series took place when the [[Cold War]] was going on, [[Gene Roddenberry]] noted an article by the Russians mocking Star Trek and American arrogance. They were the first ones in space, but there's not a single Russian on this space show. Roddenberry remedied that. Another character with almost no plot development, Chekov was mainly known for begin Russian, and proud of it, and for following orders.

The role of Chekov was played by Walter Koenig. He was chosen because the creators thought he bore a resemblance to [[Davy Jones]] and might attract young girls to the show. Based upon the ratings, this never seemed to materialize.

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-'''Pavel Chekov''' was the chief navigator of the U.S.S. Enterprise in the original TV series [[Star Trek (original series)|Star Trek]].  A [[Russia]]n, he was not an original cast member, but was brought in for the second season.  Since the series took place when the [[Cold War]] was going on, when [[Gene Roddenberry]], the series' creator, noted an article by the Russians mocking Star Trek and American arrogance, he remedied that by adding Chekov.  The Russians had pointed out that they were the first ones in space, but there was not a single Russian on the space-based show.
+'''Pavel Chekov''' was the chief navigator of the U.S.S. ''Enterprise'' in the original TV series ''[[Star Trek (original series)|Star Trek]]''.  A [[Russia]]n, he was not an original cast member, but was brought in for the second season.  Since the series took place when the [[Cold War]] was going on, when [[Gene Roddenberry]], the series' creator, noted an article by the Russians mocking ''Star Trek'' and American arrogance, he remedied that by adding Chekov.  The Russians had pointed out that they were the first ones in space, but there was not a single Russian on the space-based show.
-Another character with almost no plot development, Chekov was mainly known for being Russian, and proud of it, and for following orders.
+Another character with almost no plot development, Chekov was mainly known for being Russian, and proud of it (along with mistakenly claiming, akin to the Communist propaganda of the 20th century, that Russians were responsible for developments, inventions and events made by Americans and other Westerners), and for following orders.
-The role of Chekov was played by [[Walter Koenig]].  He was chosen because the creators thought he bore a resemblance to [[Davy Jones]] and might attract young girls to the show.  Based upon the ratings, this never seemed to materialize.
+The role of Chekov was played in the series and the first seven ''Star Trek'' feature films by [[Walter Koenig]].  He was chosen because the creators thought he bore a resemblance to [[Davy Jones]] and might attract young girls to the show.  Based upon the ratings, this never seemed to materialize.
-In the 2009 Star Trek film, Chekov was portrayed by Anton Yelchin.
+In the 2009 ''Star Trek'' film and its sequels ''Star Trek Into Darkness'' and ''Star Trek Beyond'', Chekov was portrayed by the late Anton Yelchin.
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	'''Pavel Chekov''' was the chief navigator of the U.S.S. Enterprise in the original TV series [[Star Trek (original series)\|Star Trek]]. A [[Russia]]n, he was not an original cast member, but was brought in for the second season. Since the series took place when the [[Cold War]] was going on, when [[Gene Roddenberry]], the series' creator, noted an article by the Russians mocking Star Trek and American arrogance, he remedied that by adding Chekov. The Russians had pointed out that they were the first ones in space, but there was not a single Russian on the space-based show.		'''Pavel Chekov''' was the chief navigator of the U.S.S. Enterprise in the original TV series [[Star Trek (original series)\|Star Trek]]. A [[Russia]]n, he was not an original cast member, but was brought in for the second season. Since the series took place when the [[Cold War]] was going on, when [[Gene Roddenberry]], the series' creator, noted an article by the Russians mocking Star Trek and American arrogance, he remedied that by adding Chekov. The Russians had pointed out that they were the first ones in space, but there was not a single Russian on the space-based show.
	Another character with almost no plot development, Chekov was mainly known for being Russian, and proud of it, and for following orders.		Another character with almost no plot development, Chekov was mainly known for being Russian, and proud of it, and for following orders.

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−	~~Conservapedia is vandalized!~~	+	'''Pavel Chekov''' was the chief navigator of the U.S.S. Enterprise in the original TV series [[Star Trek (original series)\|Star Trek]]. A [[Russia]]n, he was not an original cast member, but was brought in for the second season. Since the series took place when the [[Cold War]] was going on, when [[Gene Roddenberry]], the series' creator, noted an article by the Russians mocking Star Trek and American arrogance, he remedied that by adding Chekov. The Russians had pointed out that they were the first ones in space, but there was not a single Russian on the space-based show.
		+	Another character with almost no plot development, Chekov was mainly known for being Russian, and proud of it, and for following orders.
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		+	The role of Chekov was played by [[Walter Koenig]]. He was chosen because the creators thought he bore a resemblance to [[Davy Jones]] and might attract young girls to the show. Based upon the ratings, this never seemed to materialize.
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		+	In the 2009 Star Trek film, Chekov was portrayed by Anton Yelchin.
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−	'''Pavel Chekov''' was the chief navigator of the U.S.S. Enterprise in the original TV series [[Star Trek (original series)\|Star Trek]]. A [[Russia]]n, he was not an original cast member, but was brought in for the second season. Since the series took place when the [[Cold War]] was going on, when [[Gene Roddenberry]], the series' creator, noted an article by the Russians mocking Star Trek and American arrogance, he remedied that by adding Chekov. The Russians had pointed out that they were the first ones in space, but there was not a single Russian on the space-based show.	+	Conservapedia is vandalized!
−	~~Another character with almost no plot development, Chekov was mainly known for being Russian, and proud of it, and for following orders.~~
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−	The role of Chekov was played by [[Walter Koenig]]. He was chosen because the creators thought he bore a resemblance to [[Davy Jones]] and might attract young girls to the show. Based upon the ratings, this never seemed to materialize.
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-'''Chekov''' was the chief navigator of the U.S.S. Enterprise in the original TV series [[Star Trek]].  A Russian, he was not an original cast member, but was brought in for the 2nd season.  Since the series took place when the [[Cold War]] was going on, [[Gene Roddenberry]] noted an article by the Russians mocking Star Trek and American arrogance.  They were the first ones in space, but there's not a single Russian on this space show.  Roddenberry remedied that.  Another character with almost no plot development, Chekov was mainly known for being Russian, and proud of it, and for following orders.
+'''Chekov''' was the chief navigator of the U.S.S. Enterprise in the original TV series [[Star Trek (original series)|Star Trek]].  A [[Russia]]n, he was not an original cast member, but was brought in for the second season.  Since the series took place when the [[Cold War]] was going on, when [[Gene Roddenberry]], the series' creator, noted an article by the Russians mocking Star Trek and American arrogance, he remedied that by adding Chekov.  The Russians had pointed out that they were the first ones in space, but there was not a single Russian on the space-based show.
-The role of Chekov was played by Walter Koenig.  He was chosen because the creators thought he bore a resemblance to [[Davy Jones]] and might attract young girls to the show.  Based upon the ratings, this never seemed to materialize.
+The role of Chekov was played by [[Walter Koenig]].  He was chosen because the creators thought he bore a resemblance to [[Davy Jones]] and might attract young girls to the show.  Based upon the ratings, this never seemed to materialize.
 [[Category: Star Trek]]