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,...
Deanna to Riker that she got drunk to blend in to which he replies that she i...
Zefram pours Troi a drink at the bar, telling her it is the good stuff.
The Borg Queen to Data, now being made human, wants to know if he is familiar...
Zefram to La Forge asking if people need to keep making such a big deal out o...
Defiant Helm Crewman informs Worf that they have have lost their shields and ...
Riker finds Deanna in a bar with Zefram and before she can stop him, he has t...
Data the Picard that he can handle the next necessary tasks.
The Borg Queen tells the captured Data that he is in chaos as he is a machine...
Data, seemingly embarrassed explains that if she means sexuality he is fully ...
Data to Picard with his grafted flesh burned away states that he imagines he ...
Worf to the Defiant Helm Crewman realizing they are under full attack comment...
Lily has just asked Picard to blow up the Enterprise to save them from Borg a...
Picard to the crew explaining that they must follow the Borgs back and repair...
Data to the Borg Queen that she has reactivated his emotion chip.
The Borg Queen to Picard as she watches what she believes will be the destruc...
Zefram pours Deanna a drink and calls her Deana, as he explains that he is po...
Worf before blasting an object coming his way, obviously sent by a Borg, yell...
Deanna to Picard informing him that the fleet has just informed them that the...
Defiant Helm Crewman to Worf as they are under full attack alerting him to th...
The Borg Queen responds to Data, captured, telling her he will not be assimil...
Picard to Lily telling her that he will make the Borg pay for what they have ...
Zefram admitting that his drink was not so good to Deanna and Riker as he tos...
Riker has asked Zefram how he is feeling who claims to have a four-alarm hang...
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