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TREK: FIRST CONTACT > Main Characters
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ACTOR:
Patrick Stewart
Six years earlier, Jean-Luc Picard had
been abducted from the U.S.S. Enterprise and
assimilated into the Borg Collective where he was forced
to use his vast knowledge of Starfleet operations to
assist the Borg in the destruction of thirty-nine
starships and eleven-thousand lives. Rescued by his
crew, Picard's physical injuries fade, but the
emotional scars could not fully heal. As time went on,
Picard found that he still hear the call of the
collective in his mind, which informed him of their
incursion back into Federation space.
Starfleet, believing Picard to be a liability, orders
the Enterprise to investigate the Romulan neutral
zone. But, when news comes that the Borg are
overwhelming the Starfleet armada, Picard disobeys
orders and takes the Enterprise to intercept.
Using his vast knowledge of Borg engineering, Picard is
able to order the remaining ships to fire on a focused
area, quickly destroying the cube. When a Borg sphere is
able to escape the explosion, Picard orders pursuit. The
sphere projects a chronometric field and propels itself,
and inadvertantly the Enterprise, back in time to
the year 2063 on the eve of Zephram Cochrane's historic
warp flight and first contact with the Vulcans.
Realizing the Borg plan to assimilate Earth in the past,
he destroys the sphere with quantum torpedoes, but not
before several Borg are able to transport aboard the
Enterprise. As they quickly begin assimilating the
ship, Picard encounters Lily Sloane, a civilian from
Earth's past who had been beamed aboard for medical
attention. Forming a relationship with her, she is able
to convince Picard that it is better to initiate the
Enterprise self-destruct and destroy the Borg,
rather than let the Borg and his hatred destroy him.
Ordering his crew to evacuate, Picard remains aboard and
stalks to engineering where the Borg hold Lieutenant
Commander Data hostage. Willing to trade his life for
Data's, he surrenders himself to the mysterious Borg
Queen, but not before he finds that Data has betrayed
him and allied himself with the Borg.
As Cochrane makes his warp flight,
Data uses the Enterprise's weapons to attempt to
destroy his warp ship. However, it turns out to be a
deception as the quantum torpedoes miss and Data
releases the plasma coolant, destroying the Borg hive
and the Queen. As history continues uninterrupted,
Picard bids farewell to Lily with a kiss on the cheek
and orders the Enterprise back to the 24th
century, where no doubt, the future awaits them. |
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COMMANDER WILLIAM T. RIKER |
ACTOR:
Jonathan Frakes
When the Enterprise travels back in
time to the 21st century, Riker is put in charge of the away
team assisting Zephram Cochrane with his historic warp
flight. Cochrane, reluctant at first, decides to go through
with the flight after Riker tells him "don't try to be a
great man, just be a man and let history make its own
judgments." With Lily Sloane, Cochrane's original co-pilot
trapped aboard the rapidly Borgifying Enterprise,
Riker and Geordi join Cochrane aboard the Pheonix
warp ship where they make history. |
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LIEUTENANT COMMANDER DATA |
ACTOR:
Brent Spiner
When the Borg begin to assimilate the
Enterprise, Data is able to use his android
intellect and reflexes to quickly isolate the main
computer with a fractal encryption code, allowing the
Starfleet crew to retain control of the starship.
Joining Picard and the security troops on their mission
to release the plasma coolant tanks in engineering, a
plan that would destroy the Borg aboard, Data is
captured and held captive in engineering. Encountering
the mysterious and seductive Borg Queen, Data finds that
she is grafting human skin onto his skeletal structure.
Even for an android, Data finds his loyalties tested
when the Borg Queen exerts more influence than he had
anticipated. When Captain Picard goes to engineering to
attempt to free Data, he pretends to betray his captain
and ally with the Borg Queen; to the point of
deactivating the Enterprise self-destruct and
giving the Queen control of the main computer. When she
orders him to destroy the Pheonix, Data seemingly
obliges. He aims the quantum torpedoes, however,
slightly behind the warp ship, sparing them entirely. As
the Queen realizes she's been deceived, Data uses the
split second of confusion to puncture the plasma coolant
tank, liquefying the Borg and the Queen. |
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LIEUTENANT COMMANDER GEORDI LA FORGE |
ACTOR:
LeVar Burton
Having received cybernetic implants in
eyes, Geordi becomes free of the VISOR device he had
worn all his life. When the Borg damage the warp launch
site in Montana, Geordi leads a damage control party to
help repair the ship and ensure its launch on time.
Seeing as the temporal prime directive had already been
violated by telling Zephram Cochrane of the importance
of his warp flight, Geordi inadvertantly overwhelms
Cochrane with tales of how iconic he becomes by the 24th
century. With Lily Sloane effectively trapped aboard the
Enterprise, Geordi joins Cochrane and Riker
aboard the Pheonix and makes human history. |
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LIEUTENANT COMMANDER WORF |
ACTOR:
Michael Dorn
Following the destruction of the
Enterprise-D, Worf had considered retiring from
Starfleet, but when the Klingon Empire attacks Deep
Space Nine after the crew of the U.S.S. Defiant
rescue the Cardassian Detapa Council, Worf remains in
Starfleet, having been reassigned as strategic
operations officer to the station. When the Borg invade
Federation space, Captain Benjamin Sisko orders Worf to
take the Defiant to the Typhon sector to engage
the cube. The Borg are able to inflict serious damage to
the ship, to the point where Worf has no choice but to
order the Defiant to ram the cube. But, before
his kamakazi maneuver can be executed, the U.S.S.
Enterprise arrives and beams the Defiant
survivors aboard. Resuming his former tactical duties
aboard the Federation flagship, Worf joins Picard, Data
and the security troops as they fight the Borg aboard
the ship. When reports indicate that the Starfleet
phasers will no longer affect the Borg, Worf implores
Picard to evacuate the ship and activate the
self-destruct. Picard, not willing to lose the
Enterprise to the Borg, accuses Worf of being a
coward. Enraged, Worf claims he'd kill Picard if he was
any other man. After Lily is able to convince Picard not
to let his quest for revenge overcome him, he
apologizes. |
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ACTRESS:
Gates McFadden
When the Borg invade the Enterprise,
one of their first targets is the ship's sick-bay.
Having locked the door, Beverly orders her staff and
patients to evacuate, leaving the Emergency Medical
Hologram activated to cause a distraction once the Borg
break in. Losing track of Lily Sloane in a jefferies
tube, Beverly and her party are eventually rescued by
Worf and are taken to the bridge. When Picard refuses to
evacuate the ship, Beverly tries to convince him of the
logic of the plan, but he refuses to listen. When Lily
is able to convince him otherwise, Beverly, Worf and
Picard activate the self-destruct. With the impending
destruction of the Enterprise-E, she wonders if
Starfleet would build another one. |
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ACTRESS:
Marina Sirtis
As part of the away team ordered to
locate Zephram Cochrane on Earth after the Borg attack,
Troi finds Cochrane in a bar and indulges in three shots
of tequila with the inventor of the warp drive. Despite
being seriously intoxicated, Troi suggests telling
Cochrane the truth about what is really going on, to
which Riker agrees. During the Pheonix launch,
Troi begins the ship's ignition sequence and countdown,
only to be interrupted by the loud strains of
Steppenwolf's "Magic Carpet Ride." |
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