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Picard comes down to assure everyone that all questions will be answered, but that the ship's mission requires Picard's full attention. The Enterprise reaches the Neutral Zone and confirms that the outposts have been destroyed. They are soon met by a Romulan Warbird and Commander Tebok (Marc Alaimo) questions why the Enterprise has approached ...
Lieutenant Stiles, the navigator, a descendant of a service family that lost several members in the Earth–Romulan War, begins to question the loyalty of the Enterprise 's first officer, Mr. Spock. During a discussion of the Romulan ship's capabilities, Stiles suggests the Enterprise attack before it can reach the Neutral Zone. Spock agrees ...
The Romulan Neutral Zone is established around 2160 or 2161 by the treaty of Algeron which ends the Earth-Romulan War, and is still in effect at the end of Star Trek Nemesis. In the 2009 film Star Trek (specifically the events depicted in the year 2387), Romulus is destroyed when its star goes supernova.
The Enterprise responds to a Romulan distress signal coming from Galorndon Core, a planet near the Neutral Zone with severe radiologic storms that interfere with transporters and communications. Riker, Worf, and La Forge transport down through a window in the storms and discover wreckage of a Romulan craft on the hostile planet's surface. Worf ...
While Data is performing a scene from Shakespeare’s Henry V under Captain Picard's direction, they are interrupted by a notification that a Romulan scout vessel is fleeing a Romulan warbird through the Neutral Zone, and approaching Federation space. The Enterprise intercepts the ship, and the Warbird retreats. The occupant of the ship claims ...
Picard and the Romulan captain agree to both leave the Neutral Zone. However, Data deduces that T'Pel was not really killed, and that the Romulans beamed her away and staged the accident. Picard returns to the Neutral Zone and intercepts the Romulans. He learns that T'Pel is actually a Romulan spy using the Enterprise to
Andrew Probert was the lead designer of the Enterprise 1701-D and the Romulan Warbird seen in this episode. [2] The Romulan Warbird was previously introduced in "The Neutral Zone"; the model was built by Greg Jein. [3]
The newly designed Romulan ship that appeared in "The Neutral Zone" was built as a miniature model by Greg Jein. [6] The ship featured a newly designed Romulan crest, featuring a stylised bird of prey clutching two planets, Romulus and Remus, in its claws. [6] Later in the series, this ship type would be explicitly referred to as a "warbird". [6]