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The Borg Queen returned in the second season of Star Trek: Picard, played by Annie Wersching and Alison Pill. [12] This Borg Queen was from an alternate timeline created by Q's manipulations and she merged with Doctor Agnes Jurati. After being convinced to create a Collective based on free will, she departs in Agnes' body in 2024.
Seven arrives at the Artifact, a disabled Borg cube captured by the Romulans, after being summoned by Picard's companion Elnor. To save the former Borg onboard from execution at the hands of the Romulans, she temporarily connects herself to the cube inside the queencell, taking on the role of a Borg Queen. She does this despite concern about ...
Borg Queen (voiced by Alice Krige, season 2), an antagonist that was introduced in First Contact and killed during the series finale of Voyager. Krige reprises the role, voicing the Borg Queen as a hologram in one of Starfleet's holographic training drills. [36]
Borg Queen: Alice Krige: Seasons 5–7 (VOY) Movies (FCT) Season 2 (PIC) None Borg Collective: Leader of Borg Collective: Borg: Susanna Thompson: Annie Wersching: Phillip Boyce: John Hoyt "The Cage" Lt. Commander: USS Enterprise: Chief medical officer Human Brunt: Jeffrey Combs: Seasons 3–7 (DS9) Civilian: Ferenginar resident Ferengi commerce ...
He entertained an intimate relationship with Seven of Nine within Unimatrix Zero until her rescue from the Borg hive by the USS Voyager. Since the Borg Queen is aware of Unimatrix Zero trying to find a way to destroy it for good, Axum contacts Seven of Nine to help them. Axum gets a chance to rekindle their love until Unimatrix Zero is shut down.
The Borg Queen reveals the change that caused the dark future: In the original timeline, Renee found an alien life form on Europa, paving the way for the formation of the Federation. If Renee's flight is prevented, Dr. Adam Soong will eventually rise in power and become ruler of the world.
Actress Susanna Thompson was cast as the Borg Queen. In this episode, the crew of Starfleet's USS Voyager encounter the Borg "queen", a character introduced in the 1996 film Star Trek: First Contact. "Dark Frontier" goes deeper into the Borg story via Seven of Nine's human family, the Hansens.
IGN rated the Borg Queen as the 24th best character of Star Trek overall, and her story running from the film Star Trek: First Contact and into her encounters with Captain Janeway of the USS Voyager and Seven of Nine are noted as is the events at the Unimatrix. They also note that the Borg Queen was played by two different actresses, Alice ...