Lieutenant Commander Data (pronounced /?de?t?/ DAY-t?), played by Brent Spiner, is a character in Star Trek: The Next Generation (TNG) television series and in the four subsequent The Next Generation films. Designed and built by Doctor Noonien Soong, Data is a sentient android who serves as the second officer and chief operations officer aboard the starships USS Enterprise-D and USS Enterprise-E. His positronic brain allows him impressive...
Data tells Picard the important difference between him and Shinzon, related t...
Data asks the doctor why Worf falling in the water was so amusing to the crew...
Captured Data has been talking at the Borg Queen about how they are working o...
Aboard the Enterprise, Data explains his problem to La Forge.
The Borg Queen asks the captured Data if he always talks so much, he affirms ...
In the Enterprise lounge data experiences an emotional reaction to a drink du...
While on board ship, figuring a way to catch up to Dr. Soran, Picard responds...
Captured Data to the Borg Queen as she is wondering why he is choosing a huma...
Data and La Forge are aboard the observatory scanning for trilithium when Dat...
When an electromagnetic signature is detected on an uncharted planet, Data be...
Data does not understand why Picard likes speeding.
Data tries to scold B-4, but ends up annoying Picard when he answers B-4's re...
Geordi and Data are conducting an investigation on the observatory, when Data...
Data works the tricorder as if it's a puppet, conversing with it. La Forge lo...
Data tells Picard the extent of how well Shinzon has been tricked.
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 ...
La Forge is back aboard the Enterprise due to a prisoner exchange in which he...
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