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  • ...'[https://www.clockworks2.org/wiki/index.php?title=Special%3ASearch&search=Borg&go=Go] ....[https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Borg][https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Borg]
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  • '''I, Borg." ''Star Trek: The Next Generation''.''' Week of 11 May 1992. Robert Lederm Individualization of an adolescent male Borg, who learns to say "I" and returns to the hive collective as, potentially,
    593 bytes (90 words) - 12:19, 19 October 2014
  • ...Ride/Attraction at Las Vegas Hilton, opened 18 March 2004. **+Based on the Borg of ''Star Trek'' especially ''[[STAR TREK: VOYAGER® Episodes|Star Trek: Vo
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  • ...'[https://www.clockworks2.org/wiki/index.php?title=Special%3ASearch&search=Borg&go=Go] ....[https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Borg][https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Borg]
    545 bytes (75 words) - 22:39, 10 October 2021
  • ...ctor] The emitter turns into a Borg maturation chamber, containing a fetal Borg with extremely advanced 29th century technology" (pp. 28-29). ...bernetic womb for the fetal Borg — with the threat of nurturing on-board a Borg. Note Seven of Nine's "experiencing grief for the first time" and not reall
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  • ...and contrast [[Star Trek: The Next Generation, "I, Borg"|ST:NG episode "I, Borg"]]).
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  • ...the Borg in exchange for safe passage. Episode ends with Janeway "inside a Borg cube, which is racing away from species 8472 with Voyager in tow." Also fea
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  • ...rg drone Seven of Nine[http://en.memory-alpha.org/wiki/Seven_of_Nine] uses Borg nanoprobes to resurrect a member of the crew.
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  • ...org make them just as dangerous to the United Federation of Planets as the Borg." Rev. Daryl F. Mallett, ''SFRA Newsletter'' #190 (June 1991): 67-68, sourc
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  • ...of belonging and unity and togetherness" (Anna L. Kaplan, "Delta Quadrant Borg" and Anna Kaplan, "''Voyager'' Episode Guide," ''Cinefantastique'' 29.6/7 [
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  • ...borg enemy as a positive character (cf. and contrast ''ST:NG'' episode "I, Borg"). (RDE, 15/07/06)
    415 bytes (59 words) - 18:51, 12 April 2007
  • ...r return. Seven confronts the haunting memories of her assimilation by the Borg at the age of six […]" (startrek.com).
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  • ...ges.google.com/images?ndsp=20&hl=en&lr=&q=+site:www.ex-astris-scientia.org+borg].
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  • ...Contact" between Data (who uses the phrase) and Picard as a member of the Borg Group Consciousness. See below, the episode "Q—Who?"[[Category: Drama]]
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  • ...return Seven of Nine[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seven_of_Nine]] to the Borg by issuing her an ultimatum: rejoin the Collective or watch as ''Voyager'' ...g tactical information[, ... including] the location of a heavily damaged [Borg] sphere [... which Janeway intends to attack to get a transwarp coil].[http
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  • ...ral interlink frequency from the center of a debris field from an exploded Borg cube. As the crew try to dismantle it, Seven's neutral pattern dissipates,
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  • ...See for First Contact with the cubical, self-repairing Borg ship and "the Borg, a powerful, cyborg-like race" that is also a variety of mechanical and cyb ...ion, The Best of Both Worlds]]" and "[[Star Trek: The Next Generation, "I, Borg"]]."
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  • ...the other Borg died." Exec. Producer Brannon Brana says he "wanted to use Borg children as a metaphor" and tried (with only limited success) to show "how
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  • ...tic for a Borg. ''Cinefantastique'' uses as a tag-line, "One, one alone. A Borg cannot be one. She will die as one"—without "the constant companionship o
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  • ...se for home, ''Voyager'''s long-range sensors detect a debris field from a Borg cube. [...] ...memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Vinculum]) still in the debris field from the Borg vessel. ''Voyager'' alters course to retrieve the vinculum and investigate
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  • ...Ride/Attraction at Las Vegas Hilton, opened 18 March 2004. **+Based on the Borg of ''Star Trek'' especially ''[[STAR TREK: VOYAGER® Episodes|Star Trek: Vo
    683 bytes (100 words) - 19:11, 6 January 2015
  • '''I, Borg." ''Star Trek: The Next Generation''.''' Week of 11 May 1992. Robert Lederm Individualization of an adolescent male Borg, who learns to say "I" and returns to the hive collective as, potentially,
    593 bytes (90 words) - 12:19, 19 October 2014
  • ...hine interface who has been in the high-tech "mechanized environment" of a Borg Cube, emotional bonding is of interest.
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  • ...ed man. Cf. and contrast the RoboCop films, [[THE TERMINATOR]] films, the Borg episodes of ''Star Trek: The Next Generation'', and the Cybermen of ''[[Doc
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  • ...adicts the negative view of <i>[[Star Trek: The Next Generation|STNG]]</i> Borg et al. and takes a positive comic view of becoming a cyborg, including noti
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  • ...nature of the struggle between the benevolent Federation and the hegemonic Borg" (p. 8), i.e., a dualistic struggle between cosmic good vs. evil.[https://e ...tly overwhelm every species by assimilating all individual beings into the Borg collective, stifling their ''élan vital'' ["life-force"] and incorporating
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  • ...r in a series in which Brewster encounters cyborgs in the tradition of the Borg on [[ST:NG]] and thereafter. One explains, "We spent so much time blogging,
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  • ...p://en.memory-alpha.org/wiki/Seven_of_Nine] Kim is uneasy working with the Borg, but their detail provides them with the basis of a friendship. However, Ki
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  • ...nightly costuming, especially juxtapposed to Tuvok or the now-humanized ex-Borg, Seven. On the Hirogen: [http://www.startrek.com/startrek/view/library/alie
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  • ...the set-up to the episode is Seven of Nine's being shown artifacts of the Borg,[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seven_of_Nine] "which prompts in the former
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  • ...ng his body overcome with technology (he looked rather like a fashion-ized Borg), and then proceeding to defeat the police." (John Robinson, 08/VI/9)
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  • Comic in tone, which justifies complexities: The former Borg, Seven of Nine; the Doctor, "an Emergency Medical Hologram Mark I"; and Ens ...ally the Doctor, Seven having allowed him to download his program into her Borg implants. The Doctor, in control of Seven's body, begins to experience huma
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  • ...gainst the Federation. Part II shows "Descent" to be a continuation of "I, Borg" (q.v.). See for a serious dramatic use of android robots and cyborgs for a
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  • ...4-face from the groin up, approximately 1/4 cyborg (in the fashion of the 'Borg on ''ST:NG''). Archived (at least for a while) at [www.unitedmedia.com/comi
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  • ...the style from Modern clean-cut to postmodern funky, and we get to see the Borg Queen at some length: a very independent, intelligent, and sexual female cy
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  • ...re a hive species like the Borg of ''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation, "I, Borg"|Star Trek: The Next Generation]]'', with insectoid aspects. Since their fi
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  • Episode features mostly ex-Borg Seven of Nine[http://en.memory-alpha.org/wiki/Seven_of_Nine] and the hologr
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  • ...rticle/Equinox-U-S-S-_2000-04-14-00-00-00] Since Seven of Nine is a former Borg drone,[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seven_of_Nine] her acting as a conscie
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  • ...lodecks. [* * *] While Seven is in the sickbay, the Doctor uses one of her Borg implants to create a jamming signal" (startrek.com)—the Doctor also uses
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  • ...you wanted to know (and a bit more)" about STNG. See esp. comments on the Borg as mechanized, collective-intelligence, possibly cyberpunk villains (29, 33
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  • ...ally disconnected Borg Cube, and organic species being disengaged from the Borg hive, including shots showing the mechanical/cybernetic in or being removed ...," note contrasts between and among a garden world, the decommissioned (?) Borg Cube (still something of a mechanical/electronic/cybernetic hive), and vari
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  • ...e to the rescue when the holographic Doctor communicates with her via her "Borg implants" and "adjusts her sensors' phase variance," allowing Seven to see
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  • ...,[https://www.clockworks2.org/wiki/index.php?title=Special%3ASearch&search=borg&go=Go] plus the more positively physical merging of humans with ships in su
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  • ...90). Discusses briefly the Computer-Dominated Closed Hegemonies among the Borg and Binars and on other worlds. See for the episodes "[[Star Trek: The Nex
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  • ...the EMH painting Seven" of Nine "in the nude and assuming command during a Borg attack — the ship comes under the surveillance of wonderfully hippo-like
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  • ...holographic Doctor makes a bet with Ensign Tom Paris that he can teach ex-Borg, Seven of Nine about romance. The episode has many similarities to the Geor
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  • Subhead (italics removed): "From Hal to the Borg and Cylons, fictional AIs and robots have been out to get us, which is fun Lightly but effectively illustrated with classic images of robots, and the Borg Queen from [[STAR TREK: FIRST CONTACT]] (1996).
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  • ...s us, new technology impinging upon us; plus, among other works, 2001, the Borg episodes of ''Star Trek: The Next Generation'', Ambrose Paré's Des Monstre
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  • ...MILLION DOLLAR MAN, THE BIONIC WOMAN, THE TERMINATOR, ROBOCOP and the "I, Borg" episode of The Trek: The Next Generation (all cited under Drama). Part 2 b
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  • ...sions to the MCP control tower in [[TRON (1982)]], [[ROBOCOP (1987)]], the Borg in Star Trek, [[2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY (film)]], EVIL DEAD (? take-over by t
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  • ...g[https://www.clockworks2.org/wiki/index.php?title=Special%3ASearch&search=Borg&go=Go] of the Star Trek series, a Zorome crew could be made up of assimilat
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  • ...ways, cf. and contrast the "[[Star Trek: The Next Generation, "I, Borg"|I, Borg]]" episode[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I,_Borg]] of ''Star Trek: The Next
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  • ...e process." This adds the trope of humans turning into machines (e.g., the Borg) to the survival horror genre, which is typically motivated by exclusively
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