The assimilated version of Captain Picard—taken over by the alien race known as the Borg—is responsible for the destruction of Sisko’s starship, the USS Saratoga, with the Borg Cube.

Finally, the allusion to the Borg cube trying to assimilate the wrong Romulan ship is a reference to the backstory of Picard Season 1, which was revealed in the episode “Broken Pieces.” ...

While in one sense Locutus of Borg lived and died only in the two-part Star Trek: The Next Generation episode "The Best of Both Worlds," the villain's influence stays with Jean-Luc Picard (Patrick ...

The episode finds Captain Picard (Patrick Stewart) and the rest of his The Next Generation crew taking their old ship, the Enterprise-D, deep into the heart of a massive Borg cube to save Picard ...

Data also expresses hate for the Borg. The cube scans the Enterprise-D and the Borg invite Picard et al in by lowering shields and redirecting weapons. Geordi suggests the only way to locate the ...

Behind they find a Borg Cube. The female voice calling out to Jack is the Borg Queen (Alice Krige). Troi runs and tells Beverly and Picard what she sees. Picard talks to Jack, who deduces it’s ...

She rushes away without answering him. Troi finds Beverly and Picard. When they ask what’s happened, we see her opening the door and seeing a Borg cube ship. Part Nine: “Võx” Picard hears ...

Not because this season of “Picard” wasn’t a strong one ... like Jean-Luc nonsensically going to the Borg cube, when he was likely the least physically capable of the old crew in fighting ...

The Star Trek: Picard crew is gearing up for next week ... in his psyche — and to Troi’s horror, there’s a Borg cube on the other side. Jean-Luc’s time as Locutus resulted in him passing ...

Behind they find a Borg Cube. The female voice calling out to Jack is the Borg Queen (Alice Krige). Troi runs and tells Beverly and Picard what she sees. Jack flees the Titan in a shuttle without ...