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Captain Jean-Luc Picard
Captain Jean-Luc Picard, born in La Barre, France, Earth, commanded the U.S.S. Stargazer for 22 years, earning a reputation as an expert explorer. He was given command of Starfleet's flagship, the Galaxy-class Enterprise-D, for a continuing mission of deep space exploration. Picard was also an able negotiator and amateur archeologist. For recreation, he enjoyed fencing, racquetball and Dixon Hill Holonovels. |
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Commander William T. Riker
Commander William T. Riker, from Valdez, Alaska, Earth, served as first officer on the Galaxy-class Enterprise-D under Captain Picard. Picard chose Riker for his ability to take calculated risks and explore new ideas. In a previous position, Riker was assigned to the planet Betazed, where he met his Imzadi, Deanna Troi. Riker also enjoyed playing the trombone and vacationing on Risa. |
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Lt. Commander Data
Data was a sentient android, created by Doctor Noonian [sic] Soong in his own image. Data was discovered on Omicron Theta following the destruction of that colony by the Crystalline Entity. Data is superior to humans in most measurable respects, though he strives to emulate them. He graduated from Starfleet Academy and was assigned to the Trieste, prior to the U.S.S. Enterprise. |
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Lt. Commander Worf
Following the Romulan massacre of the Klingon outpost at Khitomer, Worf was raised by a human family, the Rozhenkos. Worf became the first Klingon to graduate from Starfleet Academy. He was assigned to the U.S.S. Enterprise as a lieutenant, junior grade, was quickly promoted to full lieutenant and made head of security. Worf had a son, Alexander, with Ambassador K'Ehleyr. |
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Lt. Commander Geordi La Forge
Geordi La Forge was born blind but compensated with the use of a prosthetic VISOR that enabled him to see multiple spectrums of light. He joined the U.S.S. Enterprise as a lieutenant, junior grade, but rapidly moved up to the position of chief engineer. La Forge was the child of two Starfleet officers and spent most of his life aboard ships. |
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Dr. Beverly Crusher
Doctor Beverly Crusher joined the U.S.S. Enterprise as the ship's chief medical officer during its first mission to Farpoint station. She briefly left the Enterprise to serve as head of Starfleet medical, returning a year later. Crusher had one son, Wesley, with her late husband, Jack. Her love of theater and dancing earned her the nickname "the dancing doctor." |
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Counselor Deanna Troi
Troi joined the U.S.S. Enterprise as the ship's counselor, serving alongside her Imzadi, William Riker. She was born on the planet Betazed to a human father and a Betazoid mother, Lwaxana. Troi inherited the Betazoid empathic gifts, which aided her in the performance of her duties. Troi worked as a bridge officer and was eventually promoted to the rank of Commander. |
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Q
The entity that identified himself to the crew of the starship Enterprise as "Q" came from a species that claimed to be omnipotent and had demonstrated the ability to transcend space and time and shape reality at will. This being continually tested Captain Picard and his crew, stating that they were standing in judgment as proxies for the entire human race. |
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Wesley Crusher
Wesley Crusher joined the U.S.S. Enterprise at Farpoint station when his mother was assigned as the chief medical officer. Wesley displayed interest and aptitude and so was given a position as acting ensign while he studied for Starfleet Academy. An alien, known simply as the Traveler, revealed Wesley's true gifts, enabling him to interact with space-time, energy and thought, interchangeably. |
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Guinan
Guinan was one of the few El-Aurian who managed to escape Borg assimilation. She worked as a bartender in the Ten Forward lounge on the Galaxy-class U.S.S. Enterprise. Guinan was an acquaintance of the captain and had the experience granted by the extreme longevity of her species. She was an adept listener and frequently sought out by crewmembers for advice. |
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Katherine Pulaski
Dr. Pulaski served as the chief medical officer on the U.S.S. Enterprise during Beverly Crusher's brief tenure at Starfleet Command. Pulaski was well respected and went to extreme lengths to comfort her patients. To help Worf experience some of his heritage, she once injected herself with an antidote in order to participate in a toxic (to humans) Klingon tea ceremony. |
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Lt. Tasha Yar
Tasha Yar was born on the failed colony of Turkana IV. She joined the crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise at the direct request of Captain Picard after he witnessed her bravery first-hand. Yar was chief of security and was killed in the line of duty by the creature known as Armus while conducting a rescue mission on Vagra Il. |
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Dr. Leah Brahms
A brilliant engineer, Leah Brahms was part of the theoretical propulsion group for the Galaxy class starship project at the Utopia Planitia Shipyards. There she made significant contributions to the design of warp drive systems. Geordi La Forge consulted a holodeck recreation of Brahms to help the Enterprise escape an aceton assimilator – a relic of the ancient Menthar-Promellian war. |
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K'Ehleyr
K'Ehleyr came aboard the U.S.S. Enterprise to assist a recently awakened Klingon sleeper ship. The half Human, half Klingon ambassador arrived in a modified photon torpedo tube and quickly got reacquainted with Lieutenant Worf. The result of their union was a son, Alexander. K'Ehleyr was killed by Duras during the conflict over the Klingon Rite of Succession following K'mpec's death. |
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Miles O'Brien
Chief O'Brien was first assigned to the U.S.S. Enterprise as the battle bridge flight controller. After a transfer to engineering, he often served ably as the ship's transporter chief. O'Brien married Keiko Ishikawa, and the two had a child, Molly. He was later transferred to Deep Space 9, where he was promoted to chief of operations. |
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Alexander Rozhenko
Son of Worf and K'Ehleyr, Alexander was born on the 43rd day of Maktag. K'Ehleyr brought him to the U.S.S. Enterprise to meet Worf shortly before she was killed by Duras. He lived with Worf's adoptive parents on Earth for a year and then was returned to be raised by his father. Alexander enjoyed tales of the Ancient West on Earth. |
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Kyle Riker
Kyle Riker, father of William T. Riker, worked as a civilian strategic adviser to Starfleet. He visited the U.S.S. Enterprise when his son was offered the command of the U.S.S. Aries, to brief him on its status and current mission. Kyle also had a short-lived romantic relationship with Katherine Pulaski. Riker enjoyed playing Anbo-Jyutsu with his son. |
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Thomas Riker
Thomas Riker, a genetically identical duplicate of William Thomas Riker, was created when interference caused a transporter malfunction. One Riker was beamed aboard the U.S.S. Potemkin; the other remained trapped on the surface of Nervala IV until discovered eight years later by U.S.S. Enterprise crewmembers. Thomas, still holding the rank of lieutenant, was given a post on the U.S. S. Ghandi. |
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Ambassador Sarek
Sarek of Vulcan served as a Federation Ambassador for many decades. Among his notable accomplishments were the Coridan admission and the alliance between the Federation and the Klingon Empire. To counter the emotionally crippling effects of Bendii Syndrome, Sarek mind-melded with Captain Picard. This gave him the needed emotional stability to complete the Legaran treaty, considered his final triumph. |
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Sirna Kolrami
A Zackdorn [sic] master strategist, Kolrami was sent by Starfleet to observe a battle simulation between the U.S.S. Enterprise and the U.S.S. Hathaway, under Commander Riker. He was impressed by Riker's unorthodox tactics in scoring against a vastly superior ship. Though also a grand master at Strategema, Kolrami could not defeat Data, who (frustratingly) merely played to a stalemate. |
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Ro Laren
Bajoran Ensign Ro Laren was temporarily assigned to the crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise for a mission investigating terrorist acts, which took them into the Valo system. Following this mission, Picard requested that Ro remain as a member of the crew. After extended training and a promotion, Lieutenant Ro was sent to infiltrate the Maquis, which she then joined. |
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Gowron
Gowron was chosen chancellor of the Klingon High Council by Arbiter of Succession, Jean-Luc Picard following the death of K'Mpec. The sisters of Duras opposed his appointment and started a Klingon civil war. With the aid of the Federation, Gowron was able to expose Romulan collusion with the Duras family, effectively ending their support and the war. |
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Lwaxana Troi
The Betazoid Ambassador Lwaxana Troi was the mother of U.S.S. Enterprise Counselor Deanna Troi. She held the lofty titles of "Daughter of the Fifth House of Betazed," the "Holder of the Sacred Chalice of Rixx" and "Heir to the Holy Rings of Betazed." Her flamboyant and flirtatious nature often caused amusement and embarrassment for her daughter and the Enterprise crew. |
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The Traveler
The enigmatic humanoid known simply as "The Traveler" had the ability to warp space and time. He searched the galaxy for others with similar gifts and discovered Wesley Crusher on the U.S.S. Enterprise. The Traveler helped Wesley understand that matter, energy and thought were interchangeable. He visited Wesley again to help in a crisis and offer his guidance. |
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Admiral Mark Jameson
Jameson was renowned for hostage release negotiations on Mordan IV. He accomplished this feat by providing weapons in violation of the Prime Directive. Jameson reconciled this by supplying the captor's opponents with equal weaponry. The resulting civil war lasted 40 years. Lured back to Mordan IV for atonement, Jameson died of complications from a self-inflicted cure for his chronic Iverson's Disease. |
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Thadiun Okona
Thadiun Okona sought assistance from the U.S.S. Enterprise for his ship, the Erstwhile. Okona had been traveling between two planets in the Omega Sagitta system, Altec and Straleb, secretly acting as a liaison between the heirs of both. When each planet contacted Picard, seeking Okona for justice, the affair was revealed, and Okona was free to continue his travels. |
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Salia, the Dauphin
Salia was the heir apparent of Daled IV and an alasamorph. Her parents were from opposing sides in a civil war, and it was hoped that her neutral status could reunite her people. She prepared to govern her people by training on Klavdia III for 16 years. While being transported on the U.S.S. Enterprise, she became romantically involved with Wesley Crusher. |
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Ambassador Ves Alkar
Alkar was a Lumerian representative who was using his innate empathic abilities to divert negative emotional energy into others, freeing himself physically and mentally for his negotiations. After this abuse killed his previous receptacle, he began transferring this energy into Deanna Troi. Crusher and Picard blocked Alkar, flooding him with his own negative energy, which rapidly aged and killed him. |
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Captain Rachel Garrett
Captain of the Ambassador-class U.S.S. Enterprise, NCC-1701-C. Garrett was in command of the ship when it was lost with all hands at the battle of Narendra III. Her ship briefly traveled into an alternate future, where Garrett was killed in a Klingon attack. The ship returned to the past, restoring the timeline, under the command of Lt. Richard Castillo. |
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Vash
Captain Picard met the archaeologist Vash on the planet Risa, where she was seeking an artifact, the Tox Uthat. Vash later visited the U.S.S. Enterprise for an archaeological symposium, when Q also arrived. Q, seeing the romantic relationship between Vash and Picard, placed them in a Robin Hood scenario. Following this encounter, Vash left to explore the galaxy with Q. |
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Tam Elbrun
Betazoid Tam Elbrun was a First Contact specialist for the Federation. His telepathic abilities were unique, and he found the thoughts of non-humanoids relaxing. The U.S.S. Enterprise transported Elbrun to the Beta Stromgren system to communicate with an alien organic starship, code named "Tin Man." Elbrun bonded with the being, called Gomtuu, and they disappeared as Beta Stromgren went supernova. |
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Dr. Ira Graves
When the U.S.S. Enterprise answered a distress call from Gravesworld, they discover that Dr. Ira Graves, a leading cyberneticist, was dying of Darnay's disease. Before his death, Graves surreptitiously transferred his intellect into the body of Data. Graves controlled Data's body until he began to perform physical acts of violence. Later, Graves agred [sic] to transfer his intellect into the ship's computer. |
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Spock
Ambassador Spock followed his success as envoy to the Klingon Empire by traveling to Romulus in an attempt to further the cause of Vulcan-Romulan reunification. Spock worked towards this goal of his own accord, not in any official capacity. On Romulus, Spock met Picard and Data, who discovered that the ships en route to Vulcan were intent on conquest, not peace. |
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Scotty
Montgomery Scott was presumed dead for 75 years when he was discovered inside the transporter buffer of the crashed transport ship, Jenolan. Scotty had been en route to the Norpin Retirement Colony. His career spanned 51 years and reflected service on many starships. After his recovery he was "lent" the shuttlecraft Goddard to continue a life of exploration, postponing retirement. |
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Dr. Noonian [sic] Soong
A renowned cyberneticist and creator of the android Data, Soong also built several other positronic androids during and after living in the colony at Omicron Theta. Soong survived that colony's destruction and later remotely controlled and compelled his creations to him, when he believed he was dying. He intended to give Data an emotion chip, but it was intercepted by Lore. |
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Dr. Paul Stubbs
Paul Stubbs was a brilliant astrophysicist who developed a probe to study a unique binary star phenomenon in Kavis Alpha. There, a neutron star pulled energy from a neighboring red giant and explosively ejected it every 196 years. Sentient Nanites threatened the experiment and the U.S.S. Enterprise until communication was established through Commander Data. The Nanites were allowed to colonize Kavis Alpha IV. |
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Captain Edward Jellico
Jellico, commander of the U.S.S. Cairo, was known for his abrupt, efficient style and his work towards an armistice with the Cardassian Union. When tensions flared between Federation and Cardassian factions, he was given temporary command of the Enterprise to rendezvous with the Cardassian vessel, Reklar. While Jellico commanded his ship, Picard was on a covert mission inside Cardassian space. |
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Dr. Bruce Maddox
On stardate 42523, Commander Maddox, the Chair of Robotics at the Daystrom Institute of Technology, called for a trial to attempt to disprove Lt. Commander Data's sentiency. He wanted Data to submit himself for disassembly, study and reverse engineering. With Picard's help, Data proved his sentiency. Data did help Maddox's research into positronics by sending reports about his daily life and interactions. |
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Lal
Lal was a positronic android created by Data using the structure of his own brain as a template. Although programmed with copies of Data's neural pathways and sub-routines, Lal quickly exceeded Data's behavioral ability. Before suffering a cascade failure, she was able to use contractions in speech and feel emotional responses to her "father" and her apparent mortality. |
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Ensign Sito Jaxa
At Starfleet Academy, Sito was one of the elite Nova Squadron involved in the Kolvoord Starburst Maneuver incident. Despite this, Ensign Sito was assigned to the U.S.S. Enterprise and was among a few considered for promotion. She volunteered for a covert mission into Cardassian space but never returned. Her record shows that she died in the line of duty. |
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Amanda Rogers
Rogers was born on Earth but orphaned at an early age. She thrived academically, entered Starfleet Academy and was chosen for an internship on the Enterprise. When several strange occurrences raised questions, Q appeared, with answers. Rogers learned that she was also Q and offered a place among them. She accepted after acknowledging and using her abilities to save Tagra IV. |
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Ensign Robin Lefler
Robin Lefler served in engineering aboard the Enterprise, where she was promoted to mission specialist. Lefler befriended Wesley Crusher while he was visiting from Starfleet Academy and, together, they stopped a Ktarian takeover of the ship. She adopted rules to live by, which she called "Lefler's laws" and presented Wesley with a copy before he returned to Starfleet Academy. |
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Lore
Lore was a positronic android built by renowned cyberneticist, Dr. Noonian Soong. Dr. Soong subsequently deactivated and deconstructed Lore. He then built another android, Data, identical in most respects, but lacking the emotions that made Lore malevolent and extremely dangerous. When Lore was reassembled, he threatened the Enterprise crew and later led an exiled "sub-collective" of the Borg. |
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Duras
Leader of the high ranking Duras family and a member of the Klingon High Council, Duras had a legitimate claim to the High Council's Chancellorship, following the death of K'mpec. Ambassador K'Ehleyr, investigating the acts of the Duras family at Khitomer, was close to discovering their treason, so Duras killed her. Worf, her mate, then legally avenged her by killing Duras. |
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Ardra
Ventaxian legend explained that war and suffering were ended millennia before by the Contract of Ardra. This also foretold her return to accept payment, in the form of servitude of its people. When Ardra apparently returned, a Federation anthropologist sent a distress call. The U.S.S. Enterprise crew determined that "Ardra" was a con artist, using technological tricks to simulate legendary power. |
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DaiMon Bok
The Ferengi DaiMon Bok sought revenge against Picard, who had defeated his son at the Battle of Maxia. Bok tried to discredit Picard, but his plan was revealed, and he was stripped of his DaiMon title for his part in the unprofitable venture. Later, Bok tried coercion by threatening the life of a boy genetically altered to appear to be Picard's son. |
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Locutus of Borg
On Stardate 43989.1, Captain Picard was assimilated into the Borg Collective, where he was renamed Locutus. With his knowledge of Starfleet backed by the superior technology of the Borg, Locutus represented an enormous threat. Using methods unpredictable to Picard, Riker, acting commander of the Enterprise, was able to retrieve Locutus from the Borg vessel. |
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Sela
Sela was the daughter of Tasha Yar from an alternate timeline and a Romulan General. She wanted to prove herself a good Romulan despite her heritage. Sela supported the Duras sisters in the Klingon Civil War, and she tried to use Ambassador Spock and his reunification movement to send three stolen Vulcan ships full of Romulan soldiers to invade Vulcan. |
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Cyrus Redblock
Cyrus Redblock was a gangster in the Dixon Hill holonovels that Picard enjoyed for recreation. Redblock demonstrated the potential dangers of the holodeck when an accident shut off safety protocols, and one of his men shot an Enterprise crewmember. Later, Redblock emerged into the ship's corridor, where he determined that he was part of something far greater than himself. |
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Captain Korris
A Klingon criminal, Korris escaped imprisonment with two comrades by causing the destruction of the Klingon vessel T'Acog and taking over the Talarian vessel, Batris. The Batris was damaged, and the three were the only survivors rescued by the U.S.S. Enterprise. Korris was killed on the ship's engineering deck where he attempted to win his freedom at phaser point. |
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Armus
This malevolent creature was encountered by U.S.S. Enterprise crewmembers on Vagra II, while attempting a rescue mission. Armus referred to himself as a "skin of evil, sloughed off by a race of Titans." With no apparent regard for life, Armus killed Security Chief Tasha Yar without provocation. Armus appeared as an amorphous black sludge, which could form a humanoid shape. |
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Kivas Fajo
Kivas Fajo was a Zibalian trader who had amassed a unique collection of extremely rare artifacts. Fajo contaminated the water supply at the Beta Agni II colony so that he could supply the U.S.S. Enterprise with the rare antidote. During the transfer of the antidote by shuttlecraft, Fajo faked Data's death, intending to add the android to his collection. |
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Gul Madred
Gul Madred was the Cardassian in charge of interrogating Jean-Luc Picard, who was captured while on a covert mission to Celtris III. He used many interrogation techniques to try to break Picard to discover Starfleet's defensive status at Minos Korva. Madred's efforts to break Picard were unsuccessful. Captain Jellico negotiated Picard's release even as Picard felt his resolve slipping. |
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Hugh
The Enterprise answered a distress call in the Argolis system and discovered a crashed Borg vessel with one survivor. After rendering medical assistance they discovered the Borg, nicknamed Hugh, was able to have a sense of self – apart from the Collective. When returned, his individuality infected others and caused their exile. Their "sub-collective" was led by Lore before Hugh assumed leadership. |
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DaiMon Tog
A Ferengi who attended an interstellar trade agreement on Betazed, where he became enamored with Ambassador Lwaxana Troi, Daimon Tog kidnapped Troi in an attempt to win her love and to persuade her to use her telepathic abilities to assist him in trade dealings. He released Troi when Picard feigned affection. Tog feared destruction by the U.S.S. Enterprise. |
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Kahless
The legendary Kahless founded the first Klingon Empire in the 9th century. In the 24th century Boreth clerics extracted DNA from blood on the Knife of Kirom and created a clone of Kahless, whom they maintained had returned from Sto-Vo-Kor. Eventually, the clerics admitted their deception. At Worf's suggestion, Kahless was installed as Emperor to act as a Klingon spiritual leader. |
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Captain Benjamin Maxwell
During the Cardassian conflict Maxwell commanded the U.S.S. Rutledge and was present at the Setlik III massacre, where he lost his family. Shortly after peace was declared he was given command of the U.S.S. Phoenix, and he was convinced that the Cardassians were arming for an offensive. He began unauthorized attacks and had to be relieved of command by Captain Picard. |
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Professor Moriarty
Professor Moriarty was accidentally created when La Forge sought an adversary capable of defeating Data as Sherlock Holmes on the Holodeck. A self-aware Moriarty was inadvertently created, enabling him to affect ship's systems. Eventually Moriarty took control of the ship, which he exchanged for freedom. This was granted with a computer simulation of the galaxy for him to explore. Moriarty believed he was free. |
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Berlinghoff Rasmussen
Rasmussen was a con artist living in New Jersey in the 22nd century. He discovered a 26th century time travel pod, stole it and traveled into his future. He arrived on the Galaxy-class Enterprise planning to steal technology that he would "invent" in the past. When the crew discovered his intentions, he was arrested. |
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Admiral Alynna Nechayev
Admiral Nechayev communicated frequently with Captain Picard and was very focused on Cardassian treaty issues. She oversaw the Celtris III incident and ordered Picard to evacuate the Native Americans on Norvan V. Nechayev reprimanded Picard for not sending Hugh back to the Borg with an engineered virus. She also personally asked Picard to send Ro Laren to infiltrate the Maquis. |
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PATRICK STEWART
AS ADMIRAL JEAN-LUC PICARD
IN "FUTURE IMPERFECT" |
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JONATHAN FRAKES
AS ADMIRAL WILLIAM RIKER
IN "ALL GOOD THINGS" |
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BRENT SPINER
AS COMMANDER DATA
IN "FUTURE IMPERFECT" |
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MICHAEL DORN
AS COMMANDER WORF
IN "PARALLELS" |
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MARINA SIRTIS
AS COUNSELOR TROI
IN "FUTURE IMPERFECT" |
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GATES MCFADDEN
AS CAPTAIN BEVERLY PICARD
IN "ALL GOOD THINGS" |
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DENISE CROSBY
AS LT. TASHA YAR
IN "YESTERDAY'S ENTERPRISE" |
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WIL WHEATON
AS LT. WESLEY CRUSHER
IN "PARALLELS" |
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LEVAR BURTON
AS CAPTAIN GEORDI LA FORGE
IN "TIMELESS" |
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DURAS |
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LURSA |
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B'ETOR |
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ARDRA |
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DAIMON BOK |
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LOCUTUS OF BORG |
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COMMANDER TOMALAK |
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KIVAS FAJO |
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YUTA |
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TALLERA |
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SENATOR PARDEK |
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THE BYNARS |
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DEVINONI RAL |
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ARCTUS BARAN |
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JEV |
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BERLINGHOFF RASMUSSEN |
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DEXTER REMMICK |
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Beckett Mariner
RANK: Ensign
SPECIES: Human
ASSIGNMENT: U.S.S. Cerritos
Ensign Beckett Mariner is known for flouting authority and doing things her way. Previously assigned to the U.S.S. Quito, Mariner was demoted for her insubordinate attitude and reassigned to the U.S.S. Cerritos. Extremely loyal to her friends, Mariner acts as a mentor to Ensign Boimler. Through it all she harbors a secret she doesn't want her crewmates to discover: her father is a Starfleet admiral, and her mother is the Cerritos' commanding officer,
Captain Carol Freeman. |
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Brad Boimler
RANK: Ensign
SPECIES: Human
ASSIGNMENT: U.S.S. Cerritos
Eager to please, Ensign Bradward "Brad" Boimler dreams of rising through the ranks in Starfleet and receiving a starship command of his own one day. Until then, Boimler is a rigidly by-the-book officer aboard the U.S.S. Cerritos, where he is always excitedly planning for his next big assignment, especially if it's on the bridge. He briefly lived his dream assignment aboard the U.S.S. Titan with Captain William Riker, but a transporter accident resulted in him being sent back to the Cerritos. |
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D'Vana Tendi
RANK: Ensign
SPECIES: Orion
ASSIGNMENT: U.S.S. Cerritos
One of the newest recruits to join the U.S.S. Cerritos, D'Vana Tendi loves science of all kinds. She created a genetically modified dog that could talk and fly. An Orion, she is determined to change the stereotypical perception of her people as slaveholders and pirates. She is always optimistic and loves making friends with her fellow crewmates. She is particularly close to Ensign Sam Rutherford, for whom she cares following a life-threatening injury. |
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Sam Rutherford
RANK: Ensign
SPECIES: Human
ASSIGNMENT: U.S.S. Cerritos
Ensign Samanthan "Sam" Rutherford spends a lot of his time adjusting to his new cybernetic implants. Designed by Vulcans, the implants affect his emotions, personality and even accent. A talented engineer, Rutherford briefly explored serving in other departments aboard the U.S.S. Cerritos before returning to his first love: Engineering. He created Badgey, a holodeck training assistant designed to help the Cerritos' crew improve their skills and to look for ways to upgrade ship functions. |
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Carol Freeman
RANK: Captain
SPECIES: Human
ASSIGNMENT: U.S.S. Cerritos
Captain Carol Freeman feels her ship, the U.S.S. Cerritos, and its crew don't get the respect from the rest of Starfleet that they deserve. Often assigned missions deemed too unimportant for other crews. Freeman doggedly maintains high expectations for her officers. She is determined to increase the Cerritos' profile throughout the fleet. One of her most difficult and frustrating tasks aboard the Cerritos is wrangling her insubordinate daughter, Ensign Beckett Mariner. |
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Jack Ransom
RANK: Commander
SPECIES: Human
ASSIGNMENT: U.S.S. Cerritos
Confident almost to the point of arrogance, Commander Jack Ransom serves as First Officer aboard the U.S.S. Cerritos. Fashioning himself as an irresistible ladies man, Ransom is always on the lookout for his next romantic adventure. Ransom is physically strong and never shy about turning to fisticuffs on away missions to protect his crew. An efficient leader, Ransom oversees the work of junior officers. He has taken particular interest in Ensign Beckett Mariner. |
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Shaxs
RANK: Lieutenant
SPECIES: Bajoran
ASSIGNMENT: U.S.S. Cerritos
The Bajoran security chief and tactical officer aboard the U.S.S. Cerritos, Lt. Shaxs loves nothing more than a good space battle. Often begging Captain Freeman to let him fire phasers and photon torpedoes on an enemy's warp core, Shaxs first priority is the safety of the Cerritos and its crew. He cares deeply for his fellow crewmates, affectionately referring to his security officers as "the bear pack," often putting their safety ahead of his own. |
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Dr. T'ana
RANK: Commander
SPECIES: Caitian
ASSIGNMENT: U.S.S. Cerritos
Dr. T'Ana is the foul-mouthed Caitian chief medical officer aboard the U.S.S. Cerritos. An extremely knowledgeable doctor with a rough bedside manner, T'Ana has published many papers about unique medical ailments. She has little patience for incompetence or wasted time and her abrasive personality has been known to offend the Cerritos' crewmembers who come to sickbay seeking her help. T'Ana carries a semi-secret crush on the Cerritos security chief Lieutenant Shaxs. |
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Q
RANK: N/A
SPECIES: Q
ASSIGNMENT: N/A
The omnipotent being Q has harassed countless Starfleet crews and vessels over the years. While best known for his encounters with Captain Picard of the U.S.S. Enterprise-D and Captain Janeway of Voyager, Q has visited other Starfleet locales, including Deep Space 9 and the U.S.S. Cerritos. He continues to test humanity, presenting them with seemingly insurmountable challenges and games, earning him the impatient ire of Ensign Beckett Mariner on the Cerritos. |
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William T. Riker
RANK: Captain
SPECIES: Human
ASSIGNMENT: U.S.S. Titan
Captain William T. Riker was given command of the U.S.S. Titan after serving as First Officer aboard the U.S.S. Enterprise-D for 15 years. A lifelong lover of jazz music, Riker frequently uses jazz terms when giving orders to his crew. He has known Ensign Beckett Mariner for years. With his wife Counselor Deanna Troi by his side, Riker has made the Titan one of the most important vessels in Starfleet. |
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Deanna Troi
RANK: Commander
SPECIES: Betazoid
ASSIGNMENT: U.S.S. Titan
Commander Deanna Troi serves as Counselor aboard the U.S.S. Titan, a starship commanded by her husband Captain William T. Riker. She provides him with imperative insight as he leads the crew, though she sometimes shows annoyance at his love for jazz music. Troi has been known to give frank advice to other Starfleet officers as well, notably the Cerritos' First Officer, Commander Jack Ransom, who she claimed hid his insecurity behind his false bravado.
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Andarithio Billups
RANK: Lt. Commander
SPECIES: Human
ASSIGNMENT: U.S.S. Cerritos
Lt. Commander Andarithio "Andy" Billups serves as Chief Engineer aboard the U.S.S. Cerritos. His engineering staff admires and respects him, particularly Ensign Sam Rutherford who views Billups as a mentor. As Chief Engineer, Billups is one of Captain Freeman's most trusted senior officers and a frequent member of landing parties. The son of royalty from the planet Hysperia, Billups refuses to give up his position in Starfleet to become the ruler of his home planet, despite his mother's wishes. |
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Badgey
RANK: N/A
SPECIES: Hologram
ASSIGNMENT: N/A
Created by Ensign Sam Rutherford to serve as a training assistant on the holodeck, Badgey was known for his catchphrase, "Can I teach you a lesson?" Despite his benign programming, Badgey experienced a glitch that gave him homicidal tendencies, forcing Rutherford to "kill" him. Following his reboot, Badgey secretly swore revenge on his "father" Rutherford, waiting patiently in the holodeck for the perfect time to attack. |
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Peanut Hamper
RANK: Ensign
SPECIES: Exocomp
ASSIGNMENT: U.S.S. Cerritos
Ensign Peanut Hamper was among the Exocomp worker robots who evolved and achieved sentience aboard the U.S.S. Enterprise-D. They continued to grow as a race. Claiming her name was scientifically perfect, Peanut Hamper was assigned to the U.S.S. Cerritos. She proved herself to be an invaluable member of the medical staff but refused to help on other assignments, stating that she'd only joined Starfleet to get back at her dad. |
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Vindicta
RANK: Captain
SPECIES: Human
ASSIGNMENT: Unknown
Turning Ensign Boimler's holodeck simulation of the U.S.S. Cerritos into a movie, Beckett Mariner casts herself as the ruthless villain Vindicta. Vindicta attacks the simulated-Cerritos, damaging the ship and killing several crewmembers. She boards the ship, hoping to confront the holodeck version of her mother, Captain Carol Freeman, but instead comes face-to-face with the holodeck version of herself. Vindicta fights holodeck-Mariner in a brutal battle to the death and learns some hard truths about herself in the process. |
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Kayshon
RANK: Lt. Junior Grade
SPECIES: Tamarian
ASSIGNMENT: U.S.S. Cerritos
The first Tamarian to serve in Starfleet, Lieutenant J.G. Kayshon joined the U.S.S. Cerritos as the ship's new head of security following the death of Lt. Commander Shaxs. The Tamarians are known for speaking in metaphor, something that occasionally confuses Kayshon's shipmates and the universal translator. On his first mission aboard the Cerritos, Kayshon briefly turns into a hand puppet. After returning to normal, he continues to adjust to his new ship and crew. |
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Jet Manhaver
RANK: Ensign
SPECIES: Human
ASSIGNMENT: U.S.S. Cerritos
Ensign Jet Manhaver serves in the Operations Division aboard the U.S.S. Cerritos. He is determined to get promoted, causing him to compete with Ensian Beckett Mariner for leadership roles on away missions. Manhaver was once involved in a romantic relationship with Ensign Brad Boimler's short-term girlfriend Lt. Barbara Binson. Several of his shipmates thought he'd been promoted to lieutenant, but Manhaver revealed the apparent second pip on his collar was actual just a kernel of corn. |
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Tom Paris
RANK: Lieutenant
SPECIES: Human
ASSIGNMENT: Starfleet Ops.
As the U.S.S. Voyager's helmsman, Tom Paris became a Starfleet legend. Once Voyager's crew returned from their seven-year adventure in the Delta Quadrant, Paris was promoted to full lieutenant. He traveled the galaxy on a "handshake tour," including a stop aboard the U.S.S. Cerritos. There, Ensign Brad Boimler went to great lengths to get Paris to autograph his "Tom Paris Commemorative Plate." Paris attacked Boimler, believing him to be a Kazon. He later got Boiler drinks as an apology. |
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William Boimler
RANK: Lt. Junior Grade
SPECIES: Human
ASSIGNMENT: U.S.S. Titan
A clone of Brad Boimler created by a transporter accident, Lt. William Boimler was physically identical to Brad, but had a different personality. While Brad was eager to please and a tad insecure, William exuded confidence. That confidence quickly earned him the respect and admiration of Captain William Riker on the U.S.S. Titan. Riker determined the Titan didn't need two Boimlers, and sent Brad back to the Cerritos with a reduction in rank back to ensign. |
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Jennifer Sh'Reyan
RANK: Ensign
SPECIES: Andorian
ASSIGNMENT: U.S.S. Cerritos
Ensign Jennifer Sh'revan was a junior command division officer aboard the U.S.S.
Cerritos. She and Ensign Beckett Mariner had a heated rivalry that escalated over the course of months. Finally, Sh'reyan saved Mariner's life during a dangerous mission, causing the two of them to set aside their differences and become friends. She was once a prominent member of the Red Shirts Club, but left the group after realizing it negatively affected her outlook on life. |
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Sonya Gomez
RANK: Captain
SPECIES: Human
ASSIGNMENT: U.S.S. Achimedes [sic]
As a lower decker aboard the U.S.S. Enterprise-D Sonya Gomez was a valuable part of Geordi La Forge's engineering team, despite spilling hot chocolate all over Captain Picard on her first day. Eventually, she transferred to the command division, working her way up through the ranks to Captain. She serves as the commanding officer of the U.S.S. Archimedes, where she leads First Contact missions and mentors her crew, much like La Forge mentored her. |
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Borg Queen
RANK: N/A
SPECIES: Borg
ASSIGNMENT: N/A
Cold and ruthless, the Borg Queen is a terrifying and dangerous threat to all existence. She is the voice of the Borg, controlling the collective to carry out her obiectives, Seemingly omnipresent, the Borg Queen has faced off with Starfleet's finest throughout the galaxy. Ensign Brad Boimler encounters a holographic version of her during a training exercise. As part of the simulation, he faces her before being assimilated by her drones. |
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Second Contact
Ensigns Beckett Mariner and Brad Boimler assist in a "second contact" mission on the planet of the Galardonians. Mariner sneaks off from the away team and gives a Galardonian family some Starfleet farm equipment. Boimler accuses her of breaking countless Starfleet regulations before nearly being swallowed by the farmers' beloved spider-cow. Aboard the U.S.S. Cerritos, Ensigns D'Vana Tendi and Sam Rutherford fight a virus that is turning the crew into flesh-eating zombies. Mariner, along with Boiler who is covered in spider-cow slime, return to the ship where Dr. T'Ana synthesizes a cure for the virus from the slime. |
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Envoy
Boimler and Mariner search for Klingon General K'orin, who disappeared from their shuttlecraft en route to the Federation embassy on Tulgana IV. Strictly following Starfleet protocol, Boimler finds himself in trouble with a massive Taxor, a seductive Anabaj, and a bar full of Andorians. Mariner saves him, deflating his confidence until he protects her from a threatening Ferengi. Meanwhile, on the U.S.S. Cerritos, Rutherford explores different career options on the ship before returning to his true love: engineering. Mariner and Boimler deliver a drunk K'orin to the embassy. Later, Mariner secretly thanks the Ferengi for staging the attack that boosted Boimler's confidence. |
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Temporal Edict
Captain Freeman rescinds "buffer time," leading to chaos and exhaustion aboard the Cerritos as the crew scrambles to fill every moment completing tasks. On Gelrak V a tired away team offends the Gelrakians by accidentally giving them an incorrect "second contact" gift – a piece of wood rather than a crystal. The Gelrakians capture Ransom, Mariner and the rest of the away team and attack the Cerritos. Boimler convinces Freeman to reinstate buffer time, allowing the crew to fight off the Gelrakians. Ransom battles a Gelrakian soldier, winning the away team's freedom. Later, Freeman renames buffer time "The Boimler Effect," to Boimler's chagrin.
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Moist Vessel
The U.S.S. Cerritos and U.S.S. Merced work together to relocate a long-dead generational ship carrying molecular fluid that transforms inorganic matter into organic. After Mariner embarrasses Captain Freeman in front of the Merced's captain, Freeman punishes her, first by giving her the worst jobs on the ship, then by promoting her. The molecular fluid breaks free from the generational ship, destroying the Merced and threatening the Cerritos. Mariner and Freeman begrudgingly work together to reverse the damage from the generational ship, earning them commendations from Starfleet. Mariner is demoted for mocking an Admiral during her medal presentation ceremony.
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Cupid's Errant Arrow
The U.S.S. Cerritos partners with the U.S.S. Vancouver to prevent a moon from crashing into a planet, allowing Boimler a reunion with his long-distance girlfriend Lt. Barbara Brinson. Mariner suspects Brinson is a changeling, succubus, or another threat to Boimler and interferes in all their romantic encounters. Meanwhile, Tendi and Rutherford compete against each other aboard the Vancouver, trying to win brand new T88 scanners. They reject a transfer order to the Vancouver and abscond with several scanners for the Cerritos. Mariner discovers Boimler is carrying a parasite that caused Brinson to fall for him. Brinson dumps him, breaking his heart.
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Terminal Provocations
Rutherford helps Tendi practice spacewalking with the aid of Badgey, a holographic assistant he created. But when Badgey malfunctions, he threatens Tendi's and Rutherford's lives, forcing Rutherford to terminate him until he can fix his program. Meanwhile, Boimler and Mariner battle a sentient computer core accidentally created by their crewmate Ensign Fletcher. Mariner and Boimler eject the core into space where it collides with a Drookmani ship that was provoking the U.S.S. Cerritos. Boimler and Mariner credit Fletcher with saving the ship, earning him a promotion and transfer to the U.S.S. Titan. Six days later, Fletcher's incompetence is exposed;
he is demoted and sent to Earth.
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| 7 |
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Much Ado About Boimler
With Captain Freeman leading an important away mission, Mariner is reunited with her longtime friend, the U.S.S. Cerritos' Acting-Captain Amina Ramsey. Ramsey chooses Mariner as her first officer but is unimpressed with her frequent mistakes. Mariner confesses to intentionally making the errors to avoid promotion. She proves herself when the Cerritos rescues the crew of the U.S.S. Rubidoux from a massive jellyfish-like creature that destroyed their ship. Meanwhile, following a transporter accident that left him mid-phase, Boimler travels to a specialized treatment facility/resort on a ship full of other unique medical cases. He recovers en route, unable to enjoy the resort.
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8 |
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Veritas
Mariner, Boimler, Tendi and Rutherford are being interrogated in what looks to be a K'Tuevon Prime courtroom by a Prime named Clar about the U.S.S. Cerritos' senior officers' involvement in a mission to the Romulan Neutral Zone. Under threat of execution by eels if they do not tell the truth, the ensigns provide the limited details they know about the mission, much to Clar's disbelief. Boimler defends his friends until Clar reveals that the interrogation isn't a trial but a party honoring the senior officers after they rescued him from the Romulans. Later, the senior staff commends the ensigns for adhering to their Starfleet values despite the danger to themselves and promise to be more forthcoming with mission details in the future.
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Crisis Point
To prepare for an interview with Captain Freeman, Boimler creates an authentic version of the U.S.S. Cerritos on the Holodeck. Mariner, angry at being ordered to go to therapy, hijacks the program, turning it into a movie. She casts Tendi, Rutherford and herself as villains fighting the Cerritos. Disturbed by Mariner's attitude, Rutherford and Tendi quit, leaving Mariner to fight the Cerritos alone. She battles the holodeck version of herself, and realizes she loves Starfleet, the ship and its crew. Later, Boimler returns to the holodeck where he learns from the holographic version of Captain Freeman that Mariner is her daughter.
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| 10 |
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No Small Parts
After Boimler accidentally reveals that Mariner is Captain Freeman's daughter, the U.S.S. Cerritos answers a distress call from the U.S.S. Solvang. The Solvang was destroyed by Pakled raiders who attack the Cerritos. Shaxs and Rutherford board the Pakled ship with a virus implanted into Rutherford's holodeck training assistant Badgey. Seeking revenge on Rutherford for previously terminating him, Badgey destroys the Pakled ship, killing Shaxs. As more Pakled vessels attack, the U.S.S. Titan, commanded by Captain William Riker, arrives, saving the Cerritos. Following the battle, Rutherford learns he has amnesia, Boimler joins the Titan, and Mariner reaches a working agreement with her mother.
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Season Two |
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Strange Energies
Ensign Mariner and her mother Captain Freeman have been working more closely with each other, much to the consternation of first officer Commander Ransom. Ransom leads an away mission that Mariner causes to go awry, unintentionally giving Ransom godlike powers. As Ransom attacks the U.S.S. Cerritos, Mariner and Freeman confess they hate working together, and dissolve their partnership. They stroke Ransom's ego, causing him to give up his new powers and return to normal. Meanwhile, Ensign Tendi, scared of losing her friendship with Ensign Rutherford, unnecessarily tries to fix his malfunctioning cybernetic implant. Aboard the U.S.S. Titan, Boimler is getting more than he bargained for. |
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Kayshon, His Eyes Wide
The U.S.S. Cerritos' new Tamarian security chief, Lt. Kayshon, joins Mariner, Tendi, Rutherford, and Ensign Manhaver on an away mission to sort through a departed collector's artifacts. A tripped security device on the collector's ship turns Kayshon into a hand puppet. As Mariner and Jet argue over who is leading the team, Rutherford and Tendi develop an escape plan, getting them safely aboard the Cerritos where Kavshon is transformed back to normal. Meanwhile, a transporter accident on the U.S.S. Titan clones Boimler. One clone remains on the Titan, sending the other demoted Bradward back to the Cerritos. Though happy to see Boimler, Mariner punishes him for abandoning her. |
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We'll Always Have Tom Paris
As Boimler adjusts to being back aboard the U.S.S. Cerritos and meeting one of his heroes, Lt. Tom Paris of the U.S.S. Voyager, Tendi and Mariner undertake a secret mission to retrieve a family heirloom for Dr. T'Ana. However, due to Mariner's curiosity and reckless behavior, the heirloom scratching post gets broken, causing tension in her and Tendi's friendship. Unable to fix the post, Mariner blames the destruction on a faked shuttle accident. Fortunately, T'Ana doesn't care about the post, as she only wanted the box. Discovering more about each other, Mariner and Tendi repair their relationship. Meanwhile, Boimler's introduction to Lt. Paris doesn't go smoothly. |
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Mugato, Gumato
Shaxs, Boimler, Rutherford and Mariner are sent to Frylon IV, where they discover a group of Ferengi poachers who are selling Mugato skins and horns. The away team become separated, with Boimler and Rutherford tracking the Mugatos, all the while believing a rumor that Mariner is a secret black ops agent. When Shaxs and Mariner are captured, Boimler and Rutherford use their Diplomath game skills to negotiate their release, convincing the Ferengi to turn the planet into a Mugato reserve. On the U.S.S. Cerritos, Tendi completes her assignment, giving the crew their annual physicals, including a resistant Dr. T'Ana. |
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An Embarrassment of Dooplers
As the U.S.S. Cerritos is overrun by copies of the Doopler emissary, Mariner and Boimler try sneaking into an exclusive Starfleet party on Starbase 25. On the way, they lead security on a high-speed chase before crashing in a lake. Boimler poses as his U.S.S. Titan transporter clone to enter the party, while Mariner isn't allowed in. They argue about abandoning each other in the past, but reconcile over drinks in a bar once visited by Starfleet legends Kirk and Spock. Meanwhile, Tendi and Rutherford build a model of the Cerritos, reminding Rutherford that he is as talented an engineer as he was before his accident.
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The Spy Humungous
While on Anomaly Consolidation duty, Mariner, Rutherford and Tendi dispose of scientific anomalies that cause them to undergo bizarre physical changes. Boimler joins a group of arrogant command ensigns looking for shortcuts to – promotion. However, they kick him out of the group for helping Tendi recover from her transformation into a giant scorpion-like creature. Elsewhere, Captain Freeman and Shaxs open peace negotiations with the Pakleds who accuse them of stealing a Pakled "prisoner". The prisoner is actually a spy sent to the U.S.S. Cerritos to steal the ship's secrets. Ransom and Kayshon send the dimwitted spy back to Pakled Planet where he reveals his people's plan to attack Earth. |
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Where Pleasant Fountains Lie
Mariner and Boimler take an evil computer named AGIMUS to the Daystrom Institute, but their shuttle crashes on a desert planet enroute. AGIMUS, desperate to connect to a computer network he can control for his nefarious intentions, causes dissension between the two friends. Boimler stuns Mariner and seemingly attaches AGIMUS to a crashed vessel's computer core. Mariner is relieved to learn Boimler only used the computer to send a distress call, leading to their rescue. Elsewhere, Rutherford and Billups fix Billups' mother's ship. Billups' mother, Queen Paolana, unsuccessfully attempts to trick her son into leaving Starfleet and becoming king of their people. |
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I, Excretus
The crew of the U.S.S. Cerritos undergoes training exercises based on past legendary missions from Starfleet history, with senior staff and lower deckers exchanging roles. While most of the crew quickly fail their missions, Boimler passes his, a Borg encounter, on his first attempt. Dissatisfied with his score, he repeats the mission over and over, aiming for a perfect score. Meanwhile, Captain Freeman and Mariner discover the Starfleet instructor, Shari yn Yem, sabotaged the crew's tests to preserve her position at Starfleet Command. Freeman orders the ship to search for dangerous temporal anomalies until a terrified Yem gives them better scores. The crew now has a better appreciation for the roles each has aboard the ship. |
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wej, Duj
The U.S.S. Cerritos crew enjoys some leisure time while the ship warps toward an anomaly. The Lower Deckers each spend their recreation time with a bridge officer. Meanwhile, aboard a Klingon Bird-of-Prey a lower deck crew member is promoted to first officer. However, he kills his commander once he learns they are supplying the Pakleds with weapons, hoping to cause a war with the Federation. As the Cerritos engages the Klingons and Pakleds, a Vulcan ship joins the fight, using intel and shields developed by one of their own lower deck officers. The Klingons withdraw as the Vulcans and Cerritos defeat the Pakleds. |
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First First Contact
The U.S.S. Cerritos supports the U.S.S. Archimedes on a first contact mission. But when the Archimedes is gravely damaged by a destroyed planetoid, the crew of the Cerritos work together to save the other ship. They strip the Cerritos' hull of its magnetized shielding to avoid suffering the Archimedes' fate. Boimler nearly drowns in Cetacean Ops as he releases the final plate from the hull. The Cerritos rescues the Archimedes before it crashes. Later, Captain Freeman meets with representatives from Starfleet Command and plans to turn down a rumored promotion. Instead, she is arrested for conspiring with Klingons and destroying the Pakled Planet. |
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"Space, the final frontier. These are the voyages of the Starship Enterprise. Its continuing mission: to explore strange new worlds, to seek out new life and new civilizations, to boldly go where no one has gone before." – Captain Picard |
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"Captain's Log, Stardate 41153.7. Our destination is Planet Deneb IV, beyond which lies the great unexplored mass of the galaxy. My orders are to examine Farpoint, a starbase built there by the inhabitants of that world. Meanwhile, I'm becoming better acquainted with my new command – this Galaxy-class U.S.S. Enterprise. I'm still somewhat in awe of its size and complexity. As for my crew, we are short in several key positions, most notably a first officer, but I'm informed that a highly experienced man, one Commander William Riker will be waiting to ioin the ship at our Deneb IV destination." – Captain Picard |
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Captain Picard enters the Bridge of the Enterprise, manned by Lt. Commander Data, Counselor Deanna Troi, Lt. Worf, Lt. Tasha Yar and Lt. Torres. Picard queries Data, an android, as to the difficulty of their mission to Farpoint base – to negotiate a friendly agreement for Starfleet to use the base, while at the same time "snooping" around, finding how and why the life form there built it. Data responds that "snooping" is not a human behavior he was designed to emulate. |
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Troi suddenly senses what she describes as a powerful mind, and the Enterprise goes to Red Alert. A latticed structure surrounds the ship, and Data suggests it may be solid. Troi offers that it may instead be a very powerful force field. Annoved by the blaring klaxons, Picard orders the crew to go to Yellow Alert and then orders Torres to reverse power and a full stop of the engines. |
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After the Enterprise pulls to a full stop, a light flashes across the Bridge and a mysterious alien dressed in Elizabethan style garb appears. The alien orders Picard and his crew to return to their own solar system. The stoic and unflappable Picard remarks, "That's quite a directive." and asks the alien to identify himself. The alien replies, "We call ourselves the Q." |
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While Picard questions Q, Lt. Torres draws a phaser from under his console. Q senses Torres behind him and uses his mysterious powers to flash-freeze the helmsman, who falls to the floor. Picard pulls the weapon from Torres frozen hand and shows Q that the device was merely set to stun. The unflappable Q stands his ground and again orders Picard to return home or die. |
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"Captain's Log, Supplementary. The frozen form of Lt. Torres has been rushed to Sickbay. The question now is the incredible power of the Q being. Do we dare oppose it?" Q alters his appearance with wardrobe items from other periods of time on Earth, and the alien further elaborates on the savage nature of humans. Meanwhile, Worf and Yar request permission to remove the hostile alien from the Bridge, but Picard refuses to allow it. |
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Picard continues to defend the human race before the accusatory Q. Picard further suggests that Q represents a recurring theme of self-righteous life forms who are eager not to learn but to prosecute, to judge anything they don't understand or can't tolerate. Q finds the notion of prosecution and judgment fascinating and tells Picard that they will soon meet again and will proceed exactly as he suggests. Q then vanishes in a burst of white light, just as he had arrived. |
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With Q gone from the Bridge, Troi recommends avoiding further contact with the alien. Picard orders the crew to refrain from any electronic transmissions in order to catch Q by surprise. The Captain prepares the Enterprise for maximum warp and the possibility of saucer section separation as they try to outrun their newfound enemy. They soon warp away from the alien force field, which turns itself into an energy ball that begins to overtake the Enterprise at dangerously high warp speeds. |
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As the aliens close in on the Enterprise, Captain Picard orders emergency saucer separation, with Lt. Worf taking command of the saucer section. Worf protests, "I am a Klingon, sir. For me to seek escape when my captain goes into battle…" But Picard cuts him off, reminding Worf that he's a Starfleet officer, bound to follow his orders. Worf reluctantly complies. Picard departs via turbolift for the Battle Bridge, with Troi, Data and Yar at his side. |
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"Captain's log, Stardate 41153.7. Preparing to detach saucer section, so that families and the maiority of the ship's company can seek relative safety, while the vessel's Stardrive, containing the Battle Bridge and main armaments, will turn back and confront the mystery that is threatening us." Picard advises Yar to detonate torpedoes close to the alien vessel at the moment of saucer separation, blinding the hostile ship. He then informs Worf to reverse power just enough to get the saucer section ahead and clear of the remaining part of the ship. |
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Yar fires torpedoes towards the Q vessel, while the crew initiates saucer separation at a dangerously high speed, in excess of warp nine. The unprecedented separation proves successful, and the saucer section moves away to safety. Meanwhile, Picard orders a full stop to wait for the hostile alien craft to catch up to them. As the vessel approaches, Picard orders Troi to issue the following in all languages and on all frequencies: "We surrender." |
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Picard. Data, Yar and Troi inexplicably find themselves transported off the Battle Bridge and into a 21st century Earth courtroom, during the period of post-atomic horror. Troi warns that none of it is an illusion or a dream. Yar disarms one of the bailiffs, and Q suddenly emerges as the court's judge. Q orders, "The prisoners will not be harmed… until thev're found guilty." Picard queries, "Can we assume you mean this will be a fair trial?" Q replies, "Yes, absolutely equitable. |
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A bailiff orders Picard, Data, Yar and Troi to answer for multiple and grievous savageries of their species. Data objects, but Q denies the motion. Yar then rages at Q, insisting that this "so-called court" should get down on its knees to Starfleet and what it represents. Q freezes Yar, and Picard angrily rails against Q, "You've got a lot to learn about humans if you think you can torture us or frighten us into silence…. Assaulting prisoners is hardly a fair trial." Q relents and unfreezes Yar, who appears unharmed. |
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As Q disappears from the courtroom, Picard, Data, Yar and Troi suddenly find themselves back on the Battle Bridge of the Enterprise, with O'Brien still at the conn, as if the four others hadn't been away at all. They remain headed for Farpoint station. O'Brien asks whether they know anything about Farpoint – that it sounds like a dull place. Picard replies "We've heard that we may find it rather interesting." |
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"Personal log, Commander William Riker. Stardate 41153.7. The U.S.S. Hood has dropped me off at Farpoint Station, where I await the arrival of the new Enterprise, to which I have been assigned as First Officer. Meanwhile. I have been asked to visit the Farpoint Administrator's Office, in the old city." Riker meets with Groppler Zorn and remarks at how luxurious his accommodations have been. Zorn indicates that they have not yet heard from the Enterprise. |
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During his meeting with Groppler Zorn, Riker marvels at the advanced quality of materials used to construct Farpoint station, how rapidly the station was built and how perfectiy it suits their needs. Zorn then offers Riker some fruit and a bowl of apples somehow appears where it had not been seen previously. After Riker returns to his quarters, Zorn looks up and speaks to an unseen entity. Zorn warns the entity never to make things appear magically again, or else there will be punishment. |
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Prior to their joining the Enterprise, Riker seeks out Dr. Beverly Crusher and her son Wesley. Riker wants to investigate some strange occurrences at Farpoint, but the doctor seems disinterested. However, when she notices a gold laced fabric suddenly appearing in a place where it hadn't just been, she too grows suspicious. Lt. Geordi La Forge soon informs Riker that the Enterprise has arrived, but without its saucer section. Riker then beams up to the ship. |
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Yar greets Riker in the Enterprise transporter room and then escorts him to the Bridge, where Riker formally meets and reports to Captain Picard for the first time. Picard welcomes him aboard and has Yar bring Riker up to speed on their recent encounter with Q. Meanwhile, Data informs the Captain that the ship's saucer module will soon arrive. Picard orders Riker to execute a manual docking of the two parts of the ship. Riker performs the maneuver flawlessly. |
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After the safe recoupling of the Stardrive and saucer sections of the Enterprise, Picard meets with Riker in the Captain's Ready Room. Picard clarifies some of his expections for his First Officer. In particular, Picard requests, "I would appreciate it if you can keep me from making an ass of myself with children…. I'm not a family man, Riker, and yet, Starfleet has given me a ship with children aboard… I don't feel comfortable with children…. Welcome to the Enterprise, Commander Riker." |
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Aboard the Enterprise, Dr. Crusher examines Lt. La Forge in Sickbay. La Forge notes that he sees much of the EM spectrum, ranging from simple heat and infrared, through radio waves, etc. He adds that he was born blind, and experiences pain when using his visor. Crusher offers painkillers or surgery, but La Forge declines both options, preferring to live with the discomforts and maintaining the status quo. He thanks Crusher, nonetheless. |
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While other members of the crew familiarize themselves with the Enterprise, Data escorts Admiral Leonard McCoy via shuttlecraft, rather than via transporter, to the Hood, Riker's former posting. McCoy explains to Data, "Have you got some reason you want my atoms scattered all over space, boy?!" Confounded by Data's demeanor, McCoy adds, "I don't see any points on vour ears, boy, but you sound like a Vulcan." McCoy later adds that Data's new ship, the Enterprise, has the right name and that he should "treat her like a lady, and she'll always bring you home." |
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As Picard settles into the Bridge of the Enterprise, Q suddenly appears on the viewscreen. Lt. Worf inadvisably draws his phaser, but Picard stops him from blasting a hole in the viewer. Meanwhile, Q warns that they have only 24 hours left and that any further delays will result in summary judgment. Riker asks the Captain how they should proceed, to which Picard responds, "We do exactly what we would do if this Q never existed. If we're going to be damned, let's be damned for what we really are." |
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"Captain's log, Stardate 41153.8. Of the 24 hours Q allotted us to prove ourselves, 11 have now passed without incident. And yet, I cannot forget Q's prediction that we will face some critical test." Picard and Riker prepare to beam down to Farpoint station, and Picard looks forward to meeting Groppler Zorn. Riker voices his concerns about his experiences at Farpoint to date, but Picard dismisses those experiences as non-threatening. Nevertheless, Picard wonders whether Q is behind what's happening at Farpoint in some kind of effort to trick them. |
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Picard asks Troi to join him and Riker on their away mission to Farpoint. Troi and Riker lay eyes on each other, and both appear almost paralyzed hy the site of each other. Troi telepathically communicates to Riker. "Do vou remember what I taught vou. Imzadi? Can you still sense mv thoughts?… I too, could never say goodbye, Imzadi." Picard asks if they have met before, and Riker confirms that they have. What Picard doesn't yet know is that the two have had more than a working relationship. |
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Picard, Riker and Troi beam down to Farpoint and meet with Groppler Zorn. The Starfleet officers try to bargain with Zorn for his people, the Bandi, to help them construct additional planetary stations across the galaxy. Zorn steadfastly refuses. Meanwhile, Troi becomes overwhelmed by a sense of great pain, despair and loneliness from an unidentifiable source. Zorn suddenly becomes agitated and threatens to negotiate with the Ferengi for use of Farpoint. In exasperation, Picard replies. "Fine, I hope they find you as tasty as they did their past associates." |
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Back aboard the Enterprise, Riker searches for the android Data, but initially has trouble finding him. The ship's computer informs Riker of Data's whereabouts inside the Holodeck. Riker enters the Holodeck and appears mesmerized by the authenticity of the woodland environment within. He soon meets Data for the first time, and the android explains his Starfleet backaround – Class of '78, with honors in probability mechanics and exobiology. Riker finds Data compelling and suggests he'll be an "interesting companion." |
| E28 |
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After a misadventure in the Holodeck, Wesley visits his mother, Dr. Crusher, in her Sickbay lab. Wesley asks her about the Captain, and she explains, "Your father liked him very much. Great explorers are often lonely – no chance to have a family." Wesley expresses excitement for a look at the Bridge and promises to remain in the turbolift. His mother initially rebuffs the request but then eases up. "We'll see what we can do," she offers. |
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Riker leads a landing party, including Data, Troi, Yar and La Forge, back to Farpoint. Riker sends Yar, Troi and La Forge to explore underground, while he and Data remain topside. La Forge soon reports that the caves are completely alien to all of his senses and that the materials are unrecognizable. Reluctantiy, Troi opens her mind and again senses intense pain emanating from a life form completely new and different from anything they've encountered before. Says Riker, "What in the hell kind of place is this?!" |
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Dr. Crusher brings Wesley to the Bridge of the Enterprise. Picard initially expresses annoyance at the boy's presence, until he realizes that Wesley is Dr. Crusher's son. Picard offers the boy a tour of the Bridge, but warns, "Don't touch anything!" While sitting in the Captain's chair, Wesley reveals an impressive knowledge of the ship's systems. When Wesley suddenly detects a perimeter alert, Picard is not convinced it's real. He angrily orders both Crushers off the Bridge. It soon becomes apparent that there really is a perimeter alert. |
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Picard orders the immediate return of Riker's away team, as an unidentified ship approaches the Enterprise. The Captain then orders Worf to raise shields and arm phasers. Picard hails Groppler Zorn and asks whether he knows the identity of the alien vessel – perhaps a Ferengi ship. Zorn denies any knowledge of such a ship, which sensors reveal to be twelve times the size of the Enterprise. Worf informs the Captain that the alien ship has scanned them. |
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The unidentified alien vessel settles into orbit around the planet and suddenly unleashes an unprovoked attack on the Bandi city near Farpoint station. The city is destroyed. Meanwhile, Riker's away team is unable to communicate with the Enterprise while they remain in the underground caves. As they get to the planet's surface and see the damage, Riker orders Troi, Yar and La Forge back to the ship. Riker and Data investigate further. Meanwhile. Groppler Zorn pleads with Picard for help. |
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Picard orders Riker to bring Groppler Zorn to the Enterprise. Meanwhile, Troi suggests that protecting the Bandi from the attacking aliens may be a violation of the Prime Directive. Picard wrestles with the decision of how to proceed, as the are in active diplomatic discussions with the Bandi. He opts to defend them and orders phasers locked on the alien ship. Suddenly, a flash of white light engulfs the Enterprise, and Q appears on the Bridge: "Typical.
So typical. Savage life forms never follow even their own rules." |
| E34 |
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"Get off my Bridge!" exclaims Picard. Q replies. "Interesting, that order about phasers…. Please, don't let me interfere. Use your weapons.' Picard arques that his phaser order was a routine safety precaution, while Q questions the Captain's priorities in helping the Bandi people. Picard orders Worf to position the Enterprise between the alien vessel and the planet and to raise shields to full power. Worf quickly discovers that they've lost ship's control, unable to fulfill Picard's order. |
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Back on the planet, Riker and Data recover from a blast that has destroyed much of the Farpoint station. They soon hear sobbing and find Groppler Zorn hiding under his desk, begging for the onslaught to stop. Riker insists that Zorn provide some explanation for what's happening. Before he can respond, Zorn is mysteriously transported away to an unknown destination. |
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Back on the Bridge of the Enterprise, Troi suddenly senses enormous satisfaction from an unknown source – not from the planet but from a source much closer to the ship. Q continues to distract Picard, who chides the alien, "Either leave us or finish us!" Q responds, "Temper temper, mon capitaine." Riker and Data beam back to the Bridge, and Riker stands up to Q, who declares. "You show promise, my good fellow," before vanishing from the ship. |
| E37 |
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At Sickbay, Picard apologizes to Dr. Crusher for failing to welcome her aboard the ship more professionally and for yelling at her son, who seems to have an uncanny knowledge of starship operations. Picard offers to transfer Crusher to another ship, considering that he must be a constant reminder of her husband's untimely death. Crusher insists on remaining in her current post, as it was her request to join his crew. Picard hopes that they can be friends. |
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With phasers set to stun, Riker leads Data, Troi and Yar on an away team to the mysterious alien vessel responsible for the attack on Farpoint station. Aboard the ship, they find similar construction as they saw in the tunnels beneath the old Bandi city. Troi senses great anger and hate, directed towards the old Bandi city. However, they fail to find any sign of a crew or mechanicals controlling the alien ship. Troi then senses the presence of Groppler Zorn nearby. |
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Troi leads Riker, Data and Yar to another part of the alien vessel where they find Groppler Zorn enveloped by and tortured within an alien force field. Zorn cries out in agony, "No more! Please, make it stop!… The pain!." Riker and Data fire their phasers and disrupt the force field, freeing Zorn from his torment. The alien ship appears to respond in an angry fashion. |
| E40 |
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Worf sees threatening activity from the alien ship, and Picard orders the away team to beam back to the Enterprise. However, communications with the away team appear severed. At that moment, Q returns to the Bridge of the ship, dressed like a Starfleet officer, and declares that Picard and his crew have run out of time. Q has disrupted all of the ship's communications and controls. Picard pleads with Q to let him help his people, and implores, "Ill do whatever you say." |
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Suddenly, the away team, along with Groppler Zorn, appears on the Bridge of the Enterprise. Troi insists that it wasn't Q who returned them safely back, but the alien ship itself, which is actually a living being. Q tries to convince Picard that Troi is mistaken, that he should arm his ship for battle, to destroy the alien vessel. Q desperately wants to instill fear and distrust of the unknown, to prove the charges against humanity. Picard refuses to fall for Q's ploy and orders his crew to stand down. |
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Picard tells Q that the unknown is what brings humans into space and tests Q's assertion that humans possess inferior intelligence. Picard correctly concludes that the alien vessel and the tunnels beneath Farpoint station are actually living creatures. Zorn states that his people did nothing wrong, that the alien was injured and they helped it to survive. Picard orders Yar to rig phaser banks so that they can deliver an energy beam to Farpoint station. |
| E43 |
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Riker asserts that it is conceivable that there could be creatures which can convert energy into matter. Just then, the alien vessel transforms into a glant jellyfish-like, space-faring creature. Troi senses that its mate has been surviving, barely, as Farpoint station. That explains the emotions she had been sensing. Picard then orders Yar to deliver as much energy to the Farpoint station as the wounded creature can absorb. |
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Absorbing the energy beam, Farpoint station transforms into another giant jellyfish-like, space-faring creature – the mate to the one already encountered by the Enterprise. The two creatures are reunited above the planet, and Troi senses overwhelming joy and gratitude from both of them. |
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As the two giant space creatures are reunited, Picard turns to Q and demands that he leave them alone. "We've passed your little test… Get off my ship!" exclaims Picard. Ever defiant, Q replies, "I do so only because it suits me to, but I will not promise never to appear again." With that, Q vanishes from the Enterprise. |
| E46 |
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"Captain's log, Stardate 41174.2. The agreement for the rebuilding Farpoint station has been completed per my instructions." Picard then prepares his crew for the Enterprise's departure. "Let's see what's out there. Engage!" |
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"Captain's Log, Stardate 43989.1. The Enterprise has arrived at Jouret IV in response to a distress signal from one of the Federation's outermost colonies." Worf reports that there have been no communications from New Providence colony in more than twelve hours, and that there are no signs of life on the planet's surface. Chief O'Brien confirms that the surface environment is safe for beaming down to the planet. |
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Riker leads the away team, including Worf, Data and La Forge, to the surface of Jouret IV. They find no sign of life or any sign of the colony from which the distress signal emanated. Instead, all that remains is a giant crater where New Providence colony should be. O'Brien double checks and confirms that he beamed the away team to the location of the center of the colony, which has simply been obliterated. |
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"Captain's Log, Stardate 43992.6. Admiral Hanson and Lt. Commander Shelby of Starfleet Tactical have arrived to review the disappearance of New Providence colony. No sign remains of the 900 inhabitants." Riker joins Picard, Hanson and Shelby in the Captain's Ready Room. They assume that the Borg are responsible for the colony's destruction, as the Enterprise had encountered them previously. Shelby has been tasked by Starfleet with a defense strategy and new weapons, but all of that remains in the developmental phase. Riker and Shelby soon depart. |
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Admiral Hanson suggests to Picard that Commander Shelby would make a terrific First Officer. Picard reminds Hanson that he already has a First Officer in Riker. Hanson reveals that Riker has recently been offered his own ship, the Melbourne, a fact that surprises Picard. Hanson adds, "This is the third time we've pulled out the captain's chair for Riker. He just won't sit down…. He's hurting his career by staying put. If I were you, I'd kick him in the rear end for his own good. |
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Riker escorts Shelby to her quarters. Shelby theorizes that sections of the Enterprise damaged by the Borg in a previous mission may have left a "Borg footprint." She plans to test her theory when they return to the planet's surface to inspect the remains of the colony. Shelby then takes the discussion in an unexpected, if not uncomfortable direction, when she discusses the prospect of her becoming the new First Officer of the Enterprise under Picard. She has heard rumors of Riker leaving and assumed the vacancy would be open to her. Riker seems taken aback by Shelby's brash assertion. |
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Riker invites Shelby to the staff poker game in his quarters at seventeen hundred hours. Troi, Data, La Forge and Wesley join the game. Wesley has three jacks showing, but Riker's 7-8-9-10 of hearts with one card in the hole make the young boy nervous. Wesley soon folds, but Shelby calls Riker's bluff, and he reveals the 2 of spades. Shelby takes the pot and proves herself a worthy adversary. |
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The next morning, a disgruntled Riker discovers that Shelby and Data have already beamed down to the planet's surface to begin investigating the destruction of the colony. When Riker and La Forge join them on the surface, a cheerful Shelby greets them. Riker chastises her for failing to follow his orders. Despite the friction between the two officers, Shelby reports that there's no longer any doubt – the Borg were responsible for the destruction of New Providence. |
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"Captain's Log, Stardate 43993.5. With confirmation of the Borg's presence in Federation space, Admiral Hanson has returned to Starbase 324 to discuss strategy with Starfleet Command. Lt. Commander Shelby remains on board to continue tactical preparations." Riker informs Picard of the security measures he's implemented to safeguard against another Borg attack in Federation space. Picard then changes the subiect and encourages Riker to look at his career options objectively and to seriously consider taking command of his own ship. |
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Riker meets Troi in Ten Forward. He laments, "What am I still doing here?… I always said I wanted my own command, and yet something's holding me back. Is it wrong for me to want to stav?… Maybe I'm just afraid of the 'big chair'." Troi offers words of comfort: "You're happy here, happier than I've ever known vou to be. So, it comes down to a simple question: What do you want, Will Riker?" |
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Riker, Shelby, La Forge, Wesley and Data convene to discuss Borg technology and how to combat it. Shelby's projections suggest that a Borg ship could continue to function effectively, even if seventy-eight percent of their vessel were to become inoperable. The Borg ship maintains redundant power sources. La Forge projects it would take eighteen months to complete new weapons systems to combat the Borg, and Shelby suggests even longer. Fatigue soon sets in, and Riker orders them to take a break until 0:500 the next morning. |
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Admiral Hanson informs Picard and his senior staff that Starbase 157 received a distress signal from the U.S.S. Lalo shortly after encountering a cube shaped vessel. The Lalo has not been heard from since. Picard orders Data to head towards the Lalo's last known location at warp nine. All hands go to battle stations. Shelby and La Forge continue to modify the Enterprise's defense systems in preparation for an encounter with the Borg, but La Forge admits that their effectiveness is "a shot in the dark." |
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On the Bridge of the Enterprise, Worf reports an unidentified vessel entering sensor range. Picard orders an intercept course, but Worf reports that the mystery ship has already altered its own course to intercept the Enterprise. Picard then orders Worf to send a subspace message to Admiral Hanson: "We have engaged the Borg." |
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Riker questions whether this Borg ship is the same one faced by the Enterprise at J25, but Data cannot confirm, except to note that this ship has precisely the same dimensions as that previous ship. A Borg voice then commands them to lower their shields and instructs Picard to prepare to transport himself to their vessel. The Borg voice adds that failure to comply will result in destruction of the Enterprise. Picard holds his ground and demands the Borg to withdraw from Federation space. |
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The Borg cube probes the Enterprise shields and attempts to lock onto the starship with a tractor beam. La Forge modulates shields, but the aliens adapt quickly and lock onto the ship. Picard orders Worf to fire all weapons which have no effect. Soon, the Borg weapons cut through the Enterprise and breach the ship's hull in Engineering. LaForge evacuates Engineering, but eleven crew members die in the attack. Shelby orders Data to fluctuate phaser resonance frequencies, and the Enterprise breaks free of the Borg tractor beam. |
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The Enterprise warps away, but the Borg cube follows. Picard orders the helm to take the ship inside the nearby Paulson Nebula, which should provide an effective screen against the Borg ship's sensors. Picard then orders La Forge to reverse engines and to bring the ship to a full stop. Soon, the Enterprise becomes completely obscured within the nebula, leaving the Borg neutralized, at least for the moment. Picard states, "As long as thev're looking for us. the won't hurt anyone else." |
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While the Enterprise remains undetectable inside the Paulson Nebula, Riker, Shelby. La Forge, Data and Wesley analyze their encounter with the Borg cube. They soon devise a plan to concentrate an unprecedented amount of power through the main deflector dish, which they can then use to fire at the Borg ship. Shelby challenges Riker by insisting that they separate the saucer section to create multiple targets, but Riker shoots down the idea, calling it too great a risk. Afterwards, Riker and La Forge commiserate on Shelby's overly aggressive approach. |
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Riker reports to Picard's Ready Room, only to find Shelby already there. Shelby has defied Riker and presented her idea for separating the saucer section to better combat the Borg. Picard senses Riker's agitation over Shelby's defiance, and he agrees with Riker's position on the matter. However, Picard also encourages Riker to consider her plan as a fallback position in the event that they should need to take great risks at some point in the future. Ever dutiful, Riker follows the Captain's orders. |
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Riker and Shelby exit the Captain's Ready Room and head to the Battle Bridge. Riker stops the turbolift and confronts Shelby for her lack of discipline and subversion of protocols. "You do an end run around me again, I'| snap you back so hard, you'll think you're a first-year cadet again," says Riker. Shelby holds her ground and responds, "You're in my way…. All you know how to do is play it safe…. If you can't make the big decisions, Commander, I suggest you make room for someone who can. |
| W19 |
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"Captain's Log, Stardate 43996.2. The Enterprise remains concealed in the dust cloud. And to my surprise, the Borg have maintained their position, waiting for us to come out of hiding. I have no explanation for their special interest in me or this ship. We continue to prepare our defenses for the inevitable confrontation, but I must admit, on this night, I contemplate the distinct possibility that no defense may be adequate against this enemy." Picard takes a brief respite in Ten Forward, where Guinan offers reassurances as the next battle with the Borg looms. |
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Picard returns to the Bridge as the Enterprise suffers damage from magnetometric charges within the nebula. The Captain then orders Riker to take the ship out of the nebula, but the move enables the Borg cube to follow them out. The Borg soon lock onto them with a tractor beam. Shields once again fail. |
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As the Borg cube penetrates the Enterprise shields, a Borg drone teleports onto the Bridge. Worf shoots down the drone, but a second drone appears. This new drone adapts to Worf's phaser frequency and deflects the shot. Riker tries hand-to-hand combat, but fails. Worf attacks, but the second drone easily puts him down, too. A third drone then materializes, incapacitates Picard and transports the Captain back to the Borg cube. The other two drones beam back to their ship, which immediately departs the area at warp 9.6 and heads for Earth! |
| W22 |
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Picard soon finds himself aboard the Borg vessel, and a collective Borg voice addresses him. Picard responds, "I have nothing to say to you, and I will resist you with the last ounce of my strength." The Borg voice replies, "Resistance is futile. We wish to improve ourselves. We will add your biological and technological distinctiveness to our own…. To facilitate our introduction into your societies, it has been decided that a human voice will speak for us in all communications. You have been chosen to be that voice." |
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As the Enterprise chases after the Borg, who have captured Picard, the remaining crew must come up with a plan to rescue the Captain and stop the Borg from reaching Earth. La Forge needs another two or three hours to reconfigure the deflector, and Shelby insists they must get the Borg ship down to impulse speed. Riker announces he'll lead a rescue team, but Shelby obiects. Troi steps in and convinces Riker that, as acting Captain of the ship, he should remain aboard the Enterprise. Riker reluctantly concedes, and Shelby leads the rescue team. |
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"First Officer's Log, Stardate 43998.5. Our pursuit of the Borg continues on a course that will take us to the very core of the Federation. The devastation they could bring is beyond imagination." Worf provides newly retuned phasers for each member of the rescue team, including Shelby, Data, Dr. Crusher and himself. Shelby notes that the Borg learn to adapt, so they'll get only one or two shots with each phaser. Riker informs the team that they have onlv 58 minutes before the Enterprise will need to power down and disengage. Shelby acknowledges. |
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Shelby, Data, Worf and Dr. Crusher beam aboard the Borg cube in search of Picard. As they work their way through the alien vessel, they learn details of the Borg's technology that may prove helpful to them later. They continue to pass by eerily dormant Borg drones. Worf soon detects the Captain's communicator. and they hone in on its location, hoping to find Picard. However, they find the Captain's communicator and the rest of his uniform inside a storage compartment. There's no sign of the Captain. |
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Back aboard the Enterprise, Riker has Admiral Hanson on screen and recommends redeploying all available defenses to protect Sector 001. Hanson tells Riker that Starfleet forces intend to intercept the Borg cube at Wolf 359. Riker informs Hanson that they can only keep up with the Borg for another twenty-two minutes at their current speed, and that if they can't bring the Borg out of warp, they'll do as much damage as possible before disengaging. Riker adds that there's still no progress in their attempts to rescue Picard. |
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Wesley and La Forge meet Riker and Troi on the Bridge and report that they've succeeded in adapting the main deflector to deliver a crushing blast on the Borg vessel. La Forge notes that the blast will burn out the deflector, but it will be "one helluva bang!" Wesley adds that they'll need to evacuate the entire forward half of the secondary hull and the lower three decks of the saucer section. Troi takes charge of the evacuation, and the crew prepares for a showdown with the Borg. |
| W28 |
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The away team continues to navigate through the Borg cube without interference from any drones, but that soon changes. When the team fires phasers and destroys several power distribution nodes, several drones awaken and go on the attack. Their phasers continue to work on the initial wave of drones, but soon the Borg adapt. Meanwhile, the disruption to the power nodes forces the Borg cube to drop out of warp and allows the Enterprise to divert warp energy to the main deflector. Riker prepares to assault the Borg vessel. |
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As the away team continues to fend off Borg drones, Dr. Crusher suddenly recognizes a familiar face. However, as Picard slowly turns towards his colleaques, it quickly becomes apparent that he has been assimilated into the Borg collective, with a variety of implants covering his body. Worf tries to rescue Picard, but a protective force field keeps the Klingon at bay. Sensing that there is no more for them to accomplish without putting their own lives in jeopardy, Shelby orders the Enterprise to beam the away team back to their ship. |
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Shelby, Data, Worf and Dr. Crusher report back to the Bridge and inform Riker that they could not retrieve the Captain, that he has been altered and turned into a Borg. Shelby and Dr. Crusher argue for more time and another chance to get the Captain back, but Riker remains firm in taking out the Borg cube as soon as possible. Riker can't risk the Borg powering back up to warp speed and resuming their mission to assimilate all of human kind. |
| W31 |
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As Riker and La Forge prepare to unleash a hellacious assault on the Borg cube, Worf announces that they are being hailed by the Borg. Picard, now as a Borg, appears on the viewscreen and announces, "I am Locutus of Borg. Resistance is futile. Your life as it has been is over. From this time forward, you will service us." Riker wasted no time. His response to Locutus of Borg: "Mr. Worf, FIRE!" |
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The Enterprise fires an immense concentration of energy through the main deflector, but the Borg ship suffers no damage. The ship's computer warns that the reaction chamber has exceeded its thermal limits and that the warp reactor core is overheated. Riker orders a cease fire and a shutdown of the warp engines. |
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After failing to damage the Borg cube or to retrieve the Captain. Riker states, "They couldn't have adapted that quickly." The image of Locutus then appears on the viewscreen, and he stoically responds, "The knowledge and experience of the human Picard is part of us now. It has prepared us for all possible courses of action. Your resistance is hopeless. Number One." |
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"First Officer's Log, Stardate 44001.4. The Borg ship has resumed its course toward Earth. We are unable to pursue, pending repairs to the Enterprise." Riker, along with the rest of the senior staff of the Enterprise, provides a status report to Admiral Hanson, who indicates that Starfleet has now mobilized 40 starships and that the Klingons will be sending warships, too, as they prepare to battle the Borg near Earth. Hanson considers Picard a casualty of war, and promotes Riker to the field commission of Captain of the ship. |
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The Borg cube warps towards Earth after its encounter with the Enterprise, which has been temporarily neutralized. Aboard the Borg ship, Captain Picard, now known as Locutus of Borg, lies on an operating table while another drone prepares him for additional modifications. A prosthetic arm is soon attached, followed by a neural implant that causes his skin to turn a deathly grayish hue. A teardrop rolls from Picard's eye, suggesting that at least some part of his humanity remains. |
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Riker and Worf discuss Wesley's suggestion for a new chip design that would automatically retune phasers to a random setting after each discharge. "Were no longer just fighting the Borg. We're fighting the life experience they've stolen from Captain Picard. Now how the hell do we defeat an enemy that knows us better than we know ourselves?" Meanwhile, La Forge and Shelby indicate that they'll need at least a couple more hours before repairs can be completed. Riker compliments Shelby on her role in their encounter with the Borg. |
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Data informs Riker of a message from Starfleet, which has engaged the Borg at Wolf 359. On the viewscreen, Admiral Hanson announces that the fight has not gone well and that they are withdrawing and regrouping. He instructs Captain Riker to rendezvous with the fleet, when suddenly the transmission fails. "Captain's Log, Stardate 44002.3. Repairs are complete, and the Enterprise is warping to rendezvous with Starfleet at Wolf 359. Communications from the site of battle have been cut off, possibly due to Borg interference." |
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Captain Riker convenes a meeting with his senior staff. He compliments Worf and Data for their service and lets them know he considered each of them for the position of First Officer. However, he wants all of his regular staff to remain in their existing roles, and instead chooses Shelby as his new First Officer. Riker then asks for input on how next to combat the Borg. Data and Dr. Crusher suggest introducing a destructive breed of nanites into the Borg, but it would take several weeks to execute their plan. None of their other options seem likely to succeed. |
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In the Captain's Ready Room, Guinan prevails upon Riker. She lets him know that the crew believes they will be dead in the next day or so, but that he can turn this situation around. She further reveals that her relationship with Picard extends beyond friendship, beyond family. She will let him go, and insists that Riker do the same. Riker states, "It's not that simple. This was his crew. He wrote the book on this ship." Guinan responds that the Borg now know everything he knows. "It's time to throw that book away." |
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As the Enterprise enters the Wolf system, ship's sensors detect several vessels with negligible power readings and no signs of life. With images of the destroyed vessels on the viewscreen, Shelby recognizes several of them, including the Melbourne, the one to which Riker had recently been offered the captaincy. Riker orders Shelby to implement her plan for saucer separation, but when she objects on the basis that the Borg will be prepared for it, Riker says. "I'm counting on it." Riker then announces he has a special mission for Data and Worf…. |
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Aboard the Battle Bridge, Riker hails Locutus and offers to discuss terms to end the hostilities. As expected, Locutus rejects any such discussions and asserts that they will assimilate the Enterprise and its crew, or destroy them if they attempt to interfere with their assimilation of Earth. Meanwhile, Lt. Gleason pinpoints the source of Borg transmission, and Riker initiates his covert plan with Data and Worf. Shelby then initiates the saucer separation, and Riker and Shelby open fire on the Borg vessel. |
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The Borg cube attempts to lock a tractor beam onto the Stardrive, while ignoring the saucer section, just as Riker planned. Riker orders evasive maneuvers, pattern Riker Alpha, while Shelby fires a spread of anti-matter towards the Borg ship, which appears to confuse Locutus. Meanwhile, Data and Worf depart in a shuttlecraft that soon penetrates the Borg electromagnetic field, allowing them to transport themselves aboard the Borg cube in search of Locutus. |
| W43 |
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Aboard the Borg cube, Worf and Data successfully fire their adapted phasers on several drones. They soon find Locutus, whom Worf attempts to overpower. The enhanced version of Picard momentarily fends off Worf but he eventually succumbs, when Data applies a neural tranquilizer to Locutus' neck. The three men beam immediately back to the shuttlecraft. Data quickly fires the small ship's thrusters, enabling them to clear the Borg's electromagnetic field and beam back to the Enterprise, just seconds before the Borg destroy the shuttlecraft. |
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Shelby announces that they've sustained damage to the impulse drive, while Lt. Gleason detects subspace field fluctuations from the Borg ship. Gleason concludes that the Borg are getting ready to increase power. Riker prepares to distract the aliens from attacking the compromised saucer section, when Wesley reports the Borg ship moving away, heading towards Earth. Riker orders a reconnection with the saucer section. Once the two sections of ship are reattached, Riker lays in a course to pursue the Borg. |
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In Sickbay, Riker orders Dr. Crusher to revive Locutus. When he awakens, Locutus declares. "A futile maneuver. Incorrect strategy, Number One, to risk your ship and crew to retrieve only one man. Picard would never have approved. You underestimate us if you believe this abduction is any concern. There is no need for apprehension. I intend no harm. No harm. I will continue, aboard this ship, to speak for the Borg, while they continue without further diversion to Sector 001, where they will force vour unconditional surrender." |
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Riker, Data and Dr. Crusher discuss severing the link between Locutus and the Borg ship, but doing so only without killing him. Data believes he may have a way of accessing Borg data from Locutus. Shelby informs Riker that the Borg have entered Sector 001, but the Enterprise cannot intercept the alien vessel before it reaches Earth. Meanwhile, Locutus tells Worf that the Klingons will also be assimilated, and that the Borg only wish to raise quality of life for all species. When Locutus asks why he resists, Worf replies, "I like my species the way it is." |
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With the help of Troi, O'Brien and Dr. Crusher, Data establishes a three-part cybernetic, neural connection between his own positronic brain and Locutus. Data soon accesses and processes the Borg subspace signals. Locutus suddenly awakens and tries to free himself, but Data restrains him. Suddenly, Locutus appears to be cooperating, and Troi reports to Riker that Data appears to have made a connection with Picard. Data corrects Troi and reveals that it is actually Picard who has somehow managed to initiate contact with them. |
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Worf confirms that the Borg have broken through the Mars defense perimeter on their way to Earth. The Borg suddenly halt their approach to Earth, simultaneously with Locutus/Picard communicating with Data. Dr. Crusher suggests that the Borg can't simply disconnect themselves from Locutus/Picard. With that in mind, Riker asks Data whether he can plant a command into the Borg collective consciousness through Locutus – perhaps for them to disarm their weapons system? |
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The Borg cube locks onto the Enterprise with a tractor beam and activates a cutting beam to slice through sections of the ship's hull. Riker assumes all hope is now lost, and orders the crew to prepare for a collision course at warp speed with the Borg cube. Meanwhile, Locutus/Picard utters, "Sleep…. Sleep, Data." The android correctly interprets this messace and plants a command into the Borg collective consciousness. His message misdirects the Borg to believe it is time to regenerate. "In effect, I put them all to sleep," states Data. |
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Riker orders Shelby to take an away team to confirm that the Borg are, in fact, asleep. Shelby, Worf and a security officer beam over to the Borg cube, where all the drones appear in a dormant state. Shelby reports that the Borg power net is about to overload itself. "I'd say we're looking at a self-destruct sequence activated by the Borg malfunction," declares Shelby. Riker orders the away team back. Dr. Crusher worries what the destruction of the Borg ship might do to Picard, but Riker remains resolved to allow the Borg to destroy themselves. |
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With the away team back aboard the Enterprise, Riker orders Wesley to move the ship to a safe distance away from the Borg cube. A huge explosion then destroys the Borg vessel. Picard stumbles momentarily, as his connection to the Borg has been severed by the destruction of the alien ship. Dr. Crusher announces that his life signs are stable and his DNA is returning to normal. Troi asks Picard how he feels. Picard replies, "Almost human, with just a bit of a headache." Riker asks him how much he remembers. Picard replies. "Everything." |
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After having the bulk of his Borg implants and prosthetics removed,
Picard returns to his role as Captain of the Enterprise, and Riker returns to his position as First Officer. Riker reports that Earth Station McKinley will be able to refit and repair the Enterprise within five or six weeks. Shelby then reports and requests permission to disembark, which Picard grants. She expresses her thanks and hopes to have the fortune of serving again with Riker. Shelby then departs. |
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After Riker departs the Captain's Ready Room, Captain Picard picks up his customary cup of tea, but then pauses. He puts down the tea and turns to the window. Picard looks out over the beautiful planet Earth beneath him. Although now severed from the Borg Collective, Picard ponders his assimilation into such an evil alien force. More importantly, what does the future hold when they encounter the Borg next time? |
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Brent Spiner
as Data
10-25
"Do I Not Leak?"
"Fully Functional"
"Take My Worf, Please"
"Spot!"
"Saddle Up!"
"Hmm Curious"
"Aye Captain!"
25-50
"DATA"
"Humor!"
"I Am An Android"
© 2020 |
A2 |
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Marina Sirtis
as Counselor Deanna Troi
10-25 of each
"Mother!"
"Respect is earned, not bestowed"
"Confidence is faith in oneself"
"Chocolate is a serious thing"
"Denanna Troi"
"Star Trek TNG"
"Captain he's hiding something"
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A3 |
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Jonathan Frakes
as Commander William Riker
10-25
"Blondes & Jazz"
"Star Trek TNG"
"Make it so"
"Will Riker"
"Fear is the Enemy"
100-200
"Go Boldly!"
© 2020 |
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Gates McFadden
as Dr. Beverly Crusher
25-50 of each
"Star Trek: TNG"
"Nothing wrong with me"
"Dr. Crusher"
"Beverly Crusher"
"Wesley's Mom"
"Dream"
"Jean-Luc!"
"Thank you, Captain"
© 2020 |
A7 |
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Denise Crosby
as Tasha Yar
75-100 of each
"Tasha Yar"
"LT. YAR"
"No Goodbyes"
"ST: TNG"
"FULLY FUNCTIONAL"
© 2020 |
A8 |
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John de Lancie
as Q
25-50 of each
"You're Guilty!"
"All good Things"
"Greetings from Beyond!"
"Mon Capitaine"
"Omnipotent!"
'Q"
"The trial never Ends!"
"Star Trek: TNG"
"Now, Now Jean-Luc!"
"Encounter at Farpoint"
"See you out There!"
© 2020 |
| A10 |
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Robert O'Reilly
as Gowron
in "Reunion", "Redemption", "Redemption II", "Rightful Heir"
1
"The Duras will never rule the empire!"
""Fear is Power" GowRon"
"Do you hear the cry of the Warrior? GowRon"
"I am the ruler of the Black Fleet"
"I Rule the Black Fleet"
2
"Ruler of the Black Fleet"
4
"The Duras is No More!"
10-25
"Duras is No More!"
"Not all Fools Die Young"
"Qab jiH nagil" GowRon"
25-50
"Hear the cry of the Warrior calling you to Battle"
"Calling you to glory like a Klingon"
"Star Trek: TNG GowRon"
"Leader of the High Council"
"GowRon"
"You wil Die Slowly"
"Fear is Power"
"I serve the Empire!"
"Leader of the "Black Fleet" Gowron"
© 2020 |
A11 |
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Carel Struycken
as Mr. Homn
in "Haven", "Manhunt", "Ménage à Troi", "Half a Life", "Cost of Living"
1
"Some Utaberries?"
"Utaberries are a special treat"
"Try some of these Utaberries"
"Mr. Homn says "Silence is Golden""
"Mere humans cannot hear us talk"
"It is the highest honor to carry "Lwaxana Troi's Luggage!"
"Betazoids converse telepathically"
"Speaking is overrated"
"Lwaxana Troi and Mr. Homn communicate telepathically"
"Lwaxana Troi and Mr. Homn converse telepathically"
"It is our custom"
3
"Talking is overrated"
"Mr. Homn"
4
"Silence is Golden"
"Mr. Homn STNG"
5
"Have some Utaberries"
25-50
"Best Wishes from Mr. Homn"
50-75
"Greetings from Mr. Homn"
75-100
"Lwaxana Troi's Valet"
"Thanks for the Drinks!"
"Some Utaberries perhaps?"
"Silence is Golden Mr. Homn"
© 2020 |
A12 |
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Suzie Plakson
as K'Ehleyr
in "The Emissary", "Reunion"
1
"BOLDY GO!"
10-25
"MAJ DOK!"
"MAK 'DAR!"
"GIK-TAL!"
"K'PEKT!"
"BITE ON THE CHEEK?"
25-50
"STAND STRONG!"
"STAR TREK: TNG"
"ROCK ON!"
"K'EHLEYR"
"STAY STRONG!"
"HEALTH & HAPPINESS"
"DUTY!"
"HONOR!"
"QAPLA!"
"KADIO!"
'KE-CHAW!"
"BOLDLY GO WHERE NO ONE HAS GONE BEFORE!"
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Eric Menyuk
as The Traveler
in "Where No One Has Gone Before", "Journey's End"
25-50
"TAU ALPHA C"
"I MEAN NO HARM"
"BELIEVE"
"TRUST YOURSELF"
"FOCUS ON THE PRESENT"
"The Traveler"
"Remember Me"
"STAR TREK: TNG"
"CURIOSITY"
"THOUGHT"
50-75
"TRUST YOURSELF"
© 2020 |
A14 |
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Jennifer Hetrick
as Vash
in "Captain's Holiday", "Qpid"
25-50 of each
"We're going to make a wonderful team"
"Star Trek:TNG"
"Welcome to Risa"
"I can be very persistent"
"Jean-Luc!"
"Picard!"
"Vash"
"Good to see you again"
"The name's Vash"
"I'm flattered"
"We're a lot alike"
"I don't follow orders"
"I wish we had more time together"
"Still think I'm trouble?"
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Amanda McBroom
as Captain Phillipa Louvois
in "The Measure Of A Man"
10-25
"Does Data hava a soul?"
25-50
"PROCEED"
"Is Data a Machine?"
"Data is a Toaster"
"Get to the Point"
"There's always an option"
"It's good to see you again"
"Ain't Love Wonderful"
"The measure of a Man"
"Capt Phillipa Louvois"
50-75
"Star Trek: TNG"
75-100
"We're old Friends"
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Barbara Williams
as Anna
in "Liaisons"
10-25
"Star Trek: TNG"
"Anna [heart]"
"Why don't you love me?"
"I love you"
"Love is all there is"
"He's Dead"
"We crashed"
"Seven Years?"
"What's the matter?"
25-50
"Don't leave me"
"Liaisons"
"Voval"
"Don't fight me"
"Don't move"
"Stardate 40812"
"I'll be back"
"I've lost track of all time"
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Brian Bonsall
as Alexander
10-25
"ALEXANDER ROZHENKO"
"STAR TREK: TNG"
"K'EHLEYR'S SON"
"HOUSE OF MOGH"
"HOUSE OF MARTOK"
"THREE QUARTERS KLINGON"
"I DON'T WANT TO BE A WARRIOR"
"AM I IN TROUBLE?"
"I ACCEPT YOUR CHALLENGE"
50-75
"WORF'S SON"
"HONOR"
© 2020
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Carolyn Seymour
as Commander Toreth
in "Face of the Enemy"
1
"Ready Attack Procedure"
25-50
"Commander Toreth"
"Face of the Enemy"
"Romulans Rule"
"Destroy Them"
"You're lying"
"Prepare to fire!"
"This is my ship!"
"Traitors in our midst"
"Full Sensore Scans"
"Star Trek: TNG"
© 2020 |
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Daniel Davis
as Professor Moriarty
in "Elementary, Dear Data", "Ship in a Bottle"
25-50 of each
"HOLOGRAPHICALLY, YOURS"
"MORIARTY"
"Elementary!"
"COMPUTER, ARCH!"
"SHIP IN A BOTTLE"
"MORIARTY LIVES"
"ELEMENTARY. DEAR DATA"
"HOLMES. GAME OVER!"
"I THINK. THEREFORE I AM"
"Cogito. Ergo Sum"
"PICARD! I AM AWARE!"
"THE NAPOLEON OF CRIME"
© 2020 |
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Elizabeth Dennehy
as Lt. Commander Shelby
in "The Best of Both Worlds"
25-50
"Walk with me"
"Star Trek: TNG"
"The Best of Both Worlds"
"Lt. Commmander Shelby"
"Get us out of here!"
"It's the Borg!"
"Shelby to Enterprise"
"Away team ready!"
"Fire!"
"Impossible!"
"I make the Big Decisions"
"Early Bird gets the worm"
"Separate the saucer section"
"I know how to get things done!"
50-75
"You're in my way"
© 2020 |
A22 |
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Hallie Todd
as Lal
in "The Offspring"
1
"Star Trek: TNG "Lal""
"The Next Function ST: TNG"
2
"(Data's Daughter)"
10-25
"STAR TREK: TNG"
25-50
"Why"
"Explain"
"I LOVE YOU FATHER"
"SMELL"
"Thank you for my life"
"He's biting that female!"
"You are wise father"
"flirting"
"What is my purpose?"
"Lal"
"Laughter"
"I feel"
"I'll never know love"
"I have chosen"
"I will feel it for both of us"
"The Offspring"
"Data's Daughter"
© 2020 |
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Jonathan Del Arco
as Hugh
in "I Borg", "Descent, Part II"
25-50 of each
"Third of Five"
"We assimilate species"
"I will NOT"
"Resistance is NOT futile?"
"Resistance is futile"
"STAR TREK: TNG"
"We are Borg"
"Hugh"
"We are Hugh"
"What is your Designation?"
"You are NOT Borg"
"You will be assimilated"
© 2020 |
A24 |
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Matt McCoy
as Devinoni Ral
in "The Price"
25-50
"Star Trek TNG"
"Devinoni Ral"
"The Price"
"Dinner Tonight?"
"Mr. Smooth"
"I'm Part Betazoid"
"SHUSH!"
"Just Business"
"Conformity is not my style"
"I'm in love with Troi"
"Supreme Negotiator"
50-75
"I'm in love with Troi"
© 2020 |
A27 |
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Michael Berryman
as Captain Rixx
in "Conspiracy"
25-50
"Answer The Question"
"Star Trek: TNG"
"First Bolian on Star Trek"
50-75
"Apologies, Captain"
"Conspiracy"
"Watch your Back, Picard"
"Captain Rixx"
"USS Thomas Paine"
75-100
"I'm Bolian"
© 2020 |
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Michelle Forbes
as Ensign Ro Laren
25-50
"Stop Talking And Listen"
"Reporting As Ordered"
"Ensign Ro"
"Ro Laren"
"I've Found A Better Way"
"Suggestions?"
"We've Got A Problem"
"I Serve The Federation"
"Don't Fool Yourself"
"When I Was Seven"
"I Rarely Refuse An Interesting Challenge"
"Star Trek:TNG"
"I'd Rather Be Alone"
50-75
"I Am Bajoran"
© 2020 |
A29 |
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Natalija Nogulich
as Admiral Nechayev
in "Chain of Command, Part I", "Descent", "Journey's End", "Preemptive Strike"
10-25
"Next timeÂ… destroy The BorgÂ…"
100-125
"Admiral Nechayev"
"I'LL COME RIGHT to the point"
"Thank you, Captain"
"Star Trek: TNG"
© 2020 |
A30 |
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Olivia d'Abo
as Amanda Rogers
in "True Q"
1
"I am Q. Ready" (1)
"Olivia True Q" (1)
5-10
"What exactly is Q?"
25-50
"I can have anything"
50-75
"I want to join Starfleet"
"What exactly are the Q?"
"I am Q"
75-100
"I can do anything"
100-150
"I'm Ready"
"True Q"
"Star Trek: TNG"
"Amanda Rogers"
© 2020 |
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Robin Curtis
as Tallera
in "Gambit, parts 1 & 2"
25-50 of each
"Tallera"
"Facinating"
"V'Shar agent"
"Romulan or Vulcan?"
"Gambit"
"Who are you?"
"Thank You"
"You will get what you deserve!"
"I will not play games with you."
"T'Paal is my real name"
"Stone of God" - [sic]
"Star Trek: TNG"
© 2020 |
A33 |
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Julie Caitlin Brown
as Vekor
in "Gambit, parts 1 & 2"
25-50
"Nice Hair!"
"Starfleet won't negotiate"
"Deceased, 2370"
"Killed by Tallera"
"GAMBIT"
"Star Trek: TNG"
"Origin: Unknown"
"We're accelerating"
"I'm a mercenary"
75-100
"VEKOR"
© 2021 |
A34 |
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Lisa Wilcox
as Yuta
in "Justice"
25-50 of each
"I will do anything you wish"
"You cannot understand"
"Justice"
"Look closer"
"I am the last of my line"
"Clan Tralesta"
"Star Trek: TNG"
"My clan will outlive you"
"Vengeance Factor"
"Yuta"
© 2021 |
| A35 |
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J.C. Brandy
as Captain Marta Batanides
in "Tapestry"
1
"Marta Batanides"
50-75
"Very, Very Nice"
"You're So Serious"
"Some Things aren't going to change"
"BRAVO!"
"TAPESTRY"
"STAR TREK: TNG"
"CAPT. MARTA BANANIDES"
"Ever Thought About Getting Together?"
"Starfleet Academy Class of 2327"
"PICARD, ZWELLER & ME"
© 2021 |
A36 |
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Karole Selmon
as Yareena
in "Code of Honor"
25-50 of each
"A struggle to the death!"
"Code of Honor"
"Yareena"
"Star Trek: TNG"
"The right is mine"
"First One"
"I will kill you if I can"
"Take your place"
"All I have is yours"
"Natasha Yar, I challenge you!"
© 2021 |
A37 |
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Shay Astar
as Isabella
in "Imaginary Friend"
25-50
"I have to be invisible"
"Can we go now?"
"I'm glad we're best friends"
"Why are grown-ups so mean?"
"Star Trek: TNG"
"Imaginary Friend"
"Isabella"
"I never had a friend before"
"You should be destroyed"
"Your daddy won't mind"
"I'll be our secret"
50-75
"Hello, Clara"
© 2021 |
| A38 |
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Bob Gunton
as Captain Benjamin Maxwell
in "The Wounded"
25-50
"One of Starfleets Finest"
"The Cardassians live to make War"
"I did what had to be done"
"You're a fool, Picard!"
"One sword at least thy rights shall guard"
"I'm not going to win this one am I, Chief"
"The Wounded"
"You think I've gone mad?"
75-100
"I will be vindicated!"
© 2021 |
A39 |
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Clyde Kusatsu
as Vice Admiral Nakamura
in "The Measure Of A Man", "Phantasms", "All Good Things...""
25-50 of each
"Vice Admiral Nakamura"
"Space, the Final Frontier"
"I'll expect you soon!"
"Mamoru or Tujiro?"
"Star Trek:TNG"
"Boldly Go!"
"Three Episodes"
"I served with Ensign Picard"
"Admiral with the most appearances"
"Commanded Starbase 219"
© 2021 |
A40 |
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Ursaline Bryant
as Captain Tryla Scott
in "Conspiracy"
25-50 of each
"Capt. Tryla Scott"
"Star Trek: TNG"
"Keep your eyes open"
"TNG Rules!"
"Conspiracy"
"Notice anything unusual?"
"Commander, U.S.S. Renegade"
"Fastest ever to make Captain"
"2364 - Year of the Parasites"
"We're the brains you're the brawn"
© 2021 |
| A41 |
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Margaret Reed
as Dr. Serova
in "Force of Nature"
25-50 of each
"SPECIALTY: WARP FIELD THEORY"
"Star Trek: TNG"
"Dr. Serova"
"Big forehead - big brains!"
"Gave my life to prove a theory"
"Thanks, Michael Westmore!"
"Sorry for the inconvenience"
"Nice Hair!"
"Force of Nature"
"Hekaran Scientist"
© 2021 |
A42 |
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Jill Jacobson
as Vanessa
in "The Royale"
1
"Best, Jill Jacobson "STAR TREK: TNG""
""Star Trek: TNG" Best!"
""Star Trek: TNG" Happiness!"
"My Best JJ STAR TREK: TNG"
2
"Stay Happy & Healthy, J.J. "Star Trek TNG""
25-50
"Vanessa TNG"
"Star Trek: TNG"
50-75
"You're Brilliant!"
"Vanessa"
"Oh, Tex"
"Hit Me!"
"Hit OR Stand?"
"Cut the cards"
"The Royale"
© 2021 |
A43 |
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Susan Diol
as Carmen Davila
in "Silicon Avatar"
25-50 of each
"Carmen Davila"
"Star Trek: TNG"
"Silicon Avatar"
"Memorable Desserts"
"Will, Help Us!"
"We have a nesting instinct"
"Camp Rations in my tent"
"What is that?!"
"Melona Colony"
"Never got my date with Riker"
© 2021 |
| A44 |
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Kerrie Keane
as Alexana Devos
in "The High Ground"
25-50 of each
"I know my enemy"
"I vowed an end to terrorism"
"An imperfect solution for and imperfect world"
"Planet Rutia IV"
"What I want is to go home"
"It never ends"
"Alexana Devos"
"Whatever it takes"
"My methods may seem harsh"
"Everyon'es a threat"
"Head of the Rutian police"
© 2021 |
A45 |
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Carolyn Allport
as Jessica Bradley
in "The Big Goodbye"
25-50
"I need your help, Mr. Hill"
"Name your fee."
"Next time - wear a suit."
"Someone is trying to kill me"
"I'm not sure who wants me dead ---"
"I need you to find out ----"
50-75
"Au revoir"
"Oh, you'll say yes, Mr. Hill"
"Here's a C-Note in advance"
"Jessica Bradley"
© 2021 |
A46 |
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Spencer Garrett
as Simon Tarses
in "The Drumhead"
5-10
"I HAVE NOTHING TO HIDE"
50-75
"TO THE STARS!"
"THE DRUMHEAD"
"I HAVE NOT DONE ANYTHING WRONG"
"MEDICAL TECHNICIAN"
"STAR TREK: TNG"
"3/4 HUMAN 1/4 ROMULAN"
"Crewman 1st Class"
"BORN ON MARS"
150-200
"Simon Tarses"
© 2021 |
| A47 |
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Eileen Seeley
as Ard'rian McKenzie
in "The Ensigns of Command"
2
"he appeared to need that kiss"
10-25
"Perhaps I can help"
"Star Trek TNG Ard'rian McKenzie"
25-50
"The Ensigns of Command"
"Perhaps I can help you"
"Star Trek: TNG"
"Nice Catch!"
"he appeared to need a kiss"
50-75
"Are your nural pathways duotronic"
"Ard'rian McKenzie"
"I really like Data"
"I like computers"
"Data's first kiss!"
© 2021 |
A48 |
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Christopher McDonald
as Lt. Richard Castillo
in "Yesterday's Enterprise"
25-50
"Lt. Richard Castillo"
50-75
"More Time"
"22 Years"
"We Keep Saying Goodbye"
"Hey, You Never Know"
"Yesterday's Enterprise"
"Star Trek: TNG"
75-100
"Call Me Castillo"
© 2021 |
A49 |
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Melinda Culea
as Soren
in "The Outcast"
50-75
"the outcast"
"Shuttle Pilot"
"Best Wishes"
"Soren"
"Star Trek: TNG"
"J'naii"
75-100
"Good Luck"
© 2021 |
| A50 |
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Michele Scarabelli
as Jenna D'Sora
in "In Theory"
25-50
"Cat out of the bag"
"In Theory"
"I Kissed Data"
"Jenna D'Sora"
"Star Trek:TNG"
50-75
"The Book of Love"
"Thank you, Data"
75-100
"Kiss Me"
"You're Perfect"
© 2021 |
A51 |
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Ashley Judd
as Robin Lefler
10-25
"You'll Write?"
"Robin Lefler"
"Law 91"
"Always watch your back"
"Mission Specialist"
"Star Trek TNG"
"Only trust in yourself"
"102 Personal Laws"
"The Game"
25-50
"Play The Game!"
© 2021 |
A52 |
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Brian Brophy
as Bruce Maddox
in "The Measure of A Man"
1
"Bruce Maddox The REAL One"
25-50
"The REAL Bruce Maddox"
"Data is going to be my guide"
"I am going to dissassemble Data"
"Data is not sentient"
"You are under my command"
"Star Trek: TNG"
"Bruce Maddox"
"Rights! Rights!"
50-75
"Data: Man or Machine?"
"The Measure of a Man"
© 2021 |
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Susan Gibney
as Dr. Leah Brahms
in "Booby Trap"
25-50 of each
"Listen to me!"
"Star Trek: TNG"
"Wait until I make you my fungilli"
"I love fungilli"
"We mad a good team"
"Dr. Leah Brahms"
"I'm with you every day Geordi"
"You're good!"
"I've never seen anything like this"
"Are you with me?"
"Was it good for you?"
"I'm married"
© 2022 |
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Legends of Star Trek Autograph |
| LA14 |
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Marina Sirtis
as Counselor Troi
© 2021 |
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Aliens of Star Trek Autographs |
| - |
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Richard Cox
as Kyril Finn
in "The High Ground"
© 2022
XXX |
- |
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Leonard John Crofoot
as Trent
in "Angel One"
© 2015 |
- |
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Marc Buckland
as Katik Shaw
in "The High Ground"
© 2015 |
| - |
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Julian D. Christopher
as Hagon
in "Code of Honor"
© 2015 |
- |
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John deMita
as Romulan Officer
in "Timescape"
© 2013 |
- |
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Spencer Garrett
as Simon Tarses
in "The Drumhead"
© 2016
XXX |
| - |
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Daniel Riordan
as Rondon
in "Coming of Age"
© 2015 |
- |
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Rudolph Willrich
as Reittan Grax
in "Ménage à Troi"
© 2015 |
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TNG Green Border Autographs |
| - |
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Marc Alaimo
as Badar N'D'D
in "Lonely Among Us"
© 2018 |
- |
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Carolyn Allport
as Jessica Bradley
in "The Big Goodbye"
© 2020
XXX |
- |
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Estee Chandler
as Oliana Mirren
in "Coming of Age"
© 2020 |
| - |
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Melinda Culea
as Soren
in "The Outcast"
© 2021 |
- |
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Evelyn Guerrero
as Ensign Pollock
in "Encounter at Far Point [sic]"
© 2020 |
- |
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Dick Miller
as News Vendor
in "The Big Goodbye"
© 2017 |
| - |
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Eileen Seeley
as Ard'rian Mackenzie
in "The Ensigns of Command"
© 2020
XXX |
- |
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Cary-Hiroyuki Tarawa
as Mandarin Bailiff
in "Encounter at Far Point [sic]"
© 2020 |
- |
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Jennifer Barlow
as Ensign Gibson
in "The Dauphin"
© 2021 |
| - |
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Kim Braden
as Ensign Janet Brooks
in "The Loss"
© 2022 |
- |
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Timothy Carhart
as Lt. Cmdr Christpher Hobson
in "Redemption, part II"
© 2019 |
- |
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Nicholas Cascone
as Ensign Davies
in "Pen Pals"
© 2022 |
| - |
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Richard Cox
as Kyril Finn
in "The High Ground"
© 2022 |
- |
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Shelly Desai
as V'Sal
in "Data's Day"
© 2022 |
- |
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Sherman Howard
as Endar
in "Suddenly Human"
© 2022 |
| - |
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Harvey Jason
as Felix Leech
in "The Big Goodbye"
© 2019 |
- |
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Tim Lounibos
as Lt. Daniel Kwan
in "Eye of the Beholder"
© 2021 |
- |
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Robert O'Reilly
as Scarface
in "Manhunt"
© 2022
XXX |
| - |
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Jimmy Ortega
as Lt. Torres
in "Encounter at Farpoint"
© 2022 |
- |
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Sachi Parker
as Tava
in "First Contact"
© 2022 |
- |
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Jeff Rector
as Alien 2
in "Allegiance"
© 2022 |
| - |
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Jerry Rector
as Alien 1
in "Allegiance"
© 2022 |
- |
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Marco Rodriguez
as Glinn Telle
in "The Wounded"
© 2022 |
- |
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Michael Rothhaar
as Garvin
in "Thine Own Self"
© 2021 |
| - |
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Alan Scarfe
as Romulan Admiral Mendak
in "Data's Day"
© 2022 |
- |
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Vladimir Velasco
as Tan Tsu
in "Legacy"
© 2022 |
- |
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Ben Vereen
as Cmdr. Edward M. La Forge, MD
in "Interface"
© 2021 |
| - |
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Time Winters
as Glinn Daro
in "The Wounded"
© 2022 |
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| CT1 |
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"Encounter at Farpoint"
Metal Card |
CT2 |
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"The Best of Both Worlds"
Metal Card |
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| MC19 |
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Dr. Tolian Soran
"Star Trek Generations"
© 2014 |
|
| - |
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Binder with Promo Card and one 9-pocket page |
| - |
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6 Case Incentive Relic Card
Patrick Stewart
as Jean-Luc Picard
in "Pen Pals"
© 2021 |
A25 |
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9 Case Incentive Inscription Autograph Card
Rick Berman
Executive Producer
10-25 of each
"Executive Producer"
"Live Long and Prosper"
"STAR TREK TNG"
"Boldly Go!"
© 2022 |
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Sealed box and pack |
| |
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Set of 4 cut color printing plates (black, cyan, magenta, yellow) used to make the front of one base set card |
| - |
Archive Boxes A & B |
 |
| P1 |
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Captain Jean-Luc Picard
"Space, the final frontier. These are the voyages of the Starship Enterprise. Its 5-year mission: to explore strange new worlds, to seek out new life and new civilzations… to boldly go where no one has gone before."
General Distribution |
P2 |
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USS Enterprise NCC-1701-D
"Space, the final frontier. These are the voyages of the Starship Enterprise. Its 5-year mission: to explore strange new worlds, to seek out new life and new civilzations… to boldly go where no one has gone before."
Album Exclusive |
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