Star Trek: First Contact is the eighth feature film in the Star Trek science fiction franchise, released in November 1996, by Paramount Pictures. First Contact is the first film in the franchise to feature no cast members from the original Star Trek television series of the 1960s. The primary cast for First Contact is from the Star Trek: The Next Generation television series, to which the film's producers added Alice Krige, Neal McDonough,...
The Emergency Medical Hologram to Beverly explaining that her requests to hav...
Captured Data tells the Borg Queen that her belief that she is perfect is oft...
Picard to Lily explains that instead of working for money they work to better...
Zefram is freaked out about the information from the fleet who have told him ...
Lily explains that she has never seen that kind of technology of the screen s...
Picard to the Borg Queen stating that she should let Data go. She retorts by ...
The Borg to the Enterprise explaining that they will add their biological and...
Data responding that Picard's suggestion of puncturing the plasma cooling tan...
Captured Data to the Borg Queen explains that her belief that she is perfect ...
Zefram drunk leaving the bar responds to Lily's comment that he would regret ...
Lily to Picard, after seeing a Borg, which she previously had stated sounded ...
Worf explains to Picard that the The Borg have cut primary power to all decks...
Deanna to Riker explaining that if he wants her professional opinion on Zefra...
Lily and Picard have a heated and lengthy argument as she does not understand...
Data explains that they have arrived approximately ten years after WWIII. Rik...
The Borg Queen to the captured Data, explaining that she is both the beginnin...
The Borg Queen to Picard, who reminds her that he resisted her assimilation r...
Picard to Lily as he dances with her telling her to try and look as if she is...
Data to Picard explaining that he believes to be feeling anxiety as he and ot...
Picard to his crew explaining that he understands what the Borg are up to, na...
Data points out, as we see a 24th century Earth looking shattered and broken ...
Picard tells the Borg Queen that he can still be with her, in the way she wan...
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