Lily Sloane, played by Alfre Woodard, is a character in the film Star Trek: First Contact. Sloane is an engineer who assists Zefram Cochrane in the production of the first warp drive spacecraft, the Phoenix. Sloane is transported aboard the USS ''Enterprise''-E to be treated for radiation poisoning. Sloane helps convince Picard to destroy the Enterprise to defeat the Borg, who have begun assimilating the ship. After the Borg are defeated...
Picard trying to explain, to her question about how much this ship cost, that...
Lily and Picard say their goodbyes. He envies her being able to go what is a ...
Lily to Cochran after leaving the bar, commenting on how Zefram will be regre...
After explaining to Lily that money does not exist she asks astounded if he d...
Picard takes the phaser from Lily, and inspects it noting that it was on maxi...
Picard responds to Lily insisting, with the phaser pointed at him, to getting...
Lily explains that she has never seen that kind of technology of the screen s...
Lily to Picard, after seeing a Borg, which she previously had stated sounded ...
Lily and Picard have a heated and lengthy argument as she does not understand...
Lily pointing a phaser at Picard tells him to get her out. Picard responds th...
Lily has hit a sore spot in that she has accused Picard, and rightly so, abou...
Lily has just asked Picard to blow up the Enterprise to save them from Borg a...
Lily to Zefram that she will not fly with a drunken pilot to which he respond...
Lily to Picard after he has smashed the glass case containing model ships inf...
After Picard has explained to Lily about his Borg enslavement they begin a di...
After Picard quotes a famous line he cites it as coming from Moby Dick. Lily ...
Picard responds to Lily's statement that he must not get home much. He replie...
Lily and Zefram leaving the bar, having had a few too much to drink at a bar....
Lily to Picard that he must not get home much after he gives her a, to her, c...
Lily to Picard, standing ready to be beamed down to Earth, telling him to wat...
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