Commander Deanna Troi (pronounced /di??æn?/) is a main character in the science-fiction TV series Star Trek: The Next Generation and related TV series and films, portrayed by actress Marina Sirtis. Troi is half-human, half-Betazoid and has the empathic ability to sense emotions. She serves as the ship's counselor on the Enterprise. Throughout most of the series, she holds the rank of Lieutenant Commander. In the seventh season, however, Troi...
Deanna to Riker realizing that she made no sense in her rebuttal to his sugge...
Deanna to Zefram that it unites humanity in a way that no one ever thought po...
A drunk Deanna explaining that Zefram would not of even talked to her unless ...
As Deanna counts down the Phoenix's ignition, Cochrane jams a tape into the s...
Deanna to Riker explaining that if he wants her professional opinion on Zefra...
During a lighthearted wedding talk, when Troi promises Picard that she'll ins...
Picard, in his quarters aboard the Enterprise, finally shares with Troi what ...
Deanna to Riker that she got drunk to blend in to which he replies that she i...
Riker finds Deanna in a bar with Zefram and before she can stop him, he has t...
Zefram pours Deanna a drink and calls her Deana, as he explains that he is po...
Troi wants to Riker to relax, even though their marriage plans have been mess...
Deanna to Picard informing him that the fleet has just informed them that the...
Picard tells his crewmen that Shinzon wants to destroy earth.
78 years after Jim disappears from the Enterprise-B, another Enterprise crew ...
Picard explains to Data that its a boyhood fantasy to finally touch the ship ...
Picard asks Deanna what she has found out in her search for Cochrane.
Aboard the wreckage of the Enterprise-B, Troi discovers the cat Spot, alive.
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