Western
A Western was a type of book, film, or holoprogram based on the American West during the 19th century, a period later known as the Ancient West. (; )

An apparent Western was shown on one of the channels monitored by Neelix and Kes when the  was stranded in the year 1996. ()

 once speculated that Zefram Cochrane spent his nights reading "about cowboys and Indians". ()

In September, 2152, the  crew watched a Western in the catwalk, shortly before the ship emerged from a neutronic storm. The Western being shown was an episode from the television series Kung Fu. T'Pol found the treachery of one of the characters obvious. ()

In 2153, Trip Tucker considered the possibility of showing a western film to the cogenitor "Charles", but ultimately decided on The Day the Earth Stood Still. After seeing this film, "Charles" asked Tucker to tell him more about Westerns and expressed interest in the possibility of watching a Western film next. ()

Deanna Troi was a fan of stories set during the Ancient West. Her father, Ian Andrew Troi, often read her such tales when she was a child. ()

In 2369, Alexander Rozhenko created the  program for himself and his father. This program was set in the town of Deadwood and the participants played the town's sheriff, a deputy, and the "mysterious stranger" . ()

In 2373, after Lieutenants Tuvok and Tom Paris had finished playing out Seska's revised Insurrection Alpha holoprogram, several of the  crew gathered in the mess hall and discussed the possibility of Tuvok and Paris creating a new program. Captain Kathryn Janeway suggested that it be a Western. ()

In 2375, Nog watched Western films on a television set at Vic's lounge in the holosuite program Bashir 62, including  and The Searchers. ()

Western titles from Enterprises motion picture library 
 Apache Serenade
 Banned in Phoenix
 Beyond the Rocky Mountains
 Canyon of the Rustler
 Death in Arizona
 Escape from Dodge City
 Frontier Maverick of the West
 Montana Ambush
 Sheriff's Revenge
 The Stagecoach of Flame

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