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<TD WIDTH="400" VALIGN=CENTER ALIGN=CENTER><FONT COLOR="#99CCFF" SIZE="4" FACE="Arial, Helvetica, Comic Sans"><B>'Star Trek: First Contact'</B><BR><BR><FONT SIZE="3">by Rick Berman,<BR>Brannon Braga<BR>and Ronald D. Moore</TD>
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In the year 2373 the unstoppable might of the cybernetic Borg has returned to attack the Earth. But Starfleet has ordered the <I>Enterprise</I> to stay out of the fight due of Captain Picard's past experiences with the Borg. Realising that too much is at stake, Picard disobeys orders and takes the ship to Earth, where his knowledge of Borg technology leads the Federation fleet to victory. But at the last moment, a Borg sphere escapes by opening a temporal vortex, and Picard and his crew discover that the course of human history has somehow changed - the entire population of Earth is now Borg. The <I>Enterprise</I> follows the sphere, and travels back to 4th April 2063 - the day before the first warp flight. After the <I>Enterprise</I> destroys the Borg sphere, the crew help Zefram Cochrane - the inventor of warp drive - make repairs to his warp ship, the <I>Phoenix</I>. But then Picard makes a horrifying discovery: the Borg have survived. Not only is Earth’s first contact with a visiting alien race at risk, but the whole of mankind’s future is at stake… 

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Patrick Stewart (<B>Captain Jean-Luc Picard</B>), Jonathan Frakes (<B>Commander William T. Riker</B>), Brent Spiner (<B>Lieutenant Commander Data</B>), LeVar Burton (<B>Lieutenant Commander Geordi LaForge</B>), Michael Dorn (<B>Lieutenant Commander Worf</B>), Gates McFadden (<B>Doctor Beverly Crusher</B>), Marina Sirtis (<B>Counselor Deanna Troi</B>), Alfre Woodard (<B>Lily Sloane</B>), James Cromwell (<B>Doctor Zefram Cochrane</B>), Alice Krige (<B>Borg Queen</B>), Michael Horton (<B>Lieutenant Daniels</B>), Neal McDonough (<B>Lieutenant Hawk</B>), Marnie McPhail (<B>Ensign Alice Eiger</B>), Robert Picardo (<B>Emergency Medical Hologram</B>), Dwight Schultz (<B>Lieutenant Reginald Barclay</B>), Adam Scott (<B><I>.U.S.S. Defiant</I> Helmsman</B>), Jack Shearer (<B>Admiral Hayes</B>), Eric Steinberg (<B>Ensign Paul Porter</B>), Scott Strozier (<B>Starfleet Security Officer</B>), Patti Yasutake (<B>Nurse Alyssa Ogawa</B>), Victor Bevine, David Cowgill, Scott Haven, Annette Helde (<B>Guards</B>), Majel Barrett (<B>Computer Voice</B>), C.J. Bau (<B>Bartender</B>), Hillary Hayes (<B>Ruby</B>), Julie Morgan (<B>Singer in Nightclub</B>), Ronald R. Rondell (<B>Henchman</B>), Don Stark (<B>Nicky the Nose</B>), Cully Fredericksen (<B>Vulcan Captain</B>), Tamara Lee Krinsky (<B>Townsperson</B>), Don Fischer, J.R. Horsting, Heinrich James, Andrew Palmer, Dan Woren, Robert Zachar (<B>Borg</B>), Mike Boss, Brannon Braga, Ronald D. Moore (<B>Extras in Holodeck</B>)*, Jeff Coopwood (<B>Borg Voice</B>)*, Ethan Phillips (<B>Maitre d'</B>)*, Ray Uhler (<B>Dancer in Holodeck</B>)*, Michael Zaslow (<B>Eddie</B>)*
<BR>*Uncredited

<BR><BR><B>Directed by Jonathan Frakes
<BR>Produced by Rick Berman</B>

<BR><BR><B>Released:</B> 1996
<BR><B>Certificate:</B> PG-13
<BR><B>Runtime:</B> 110 min

<BR><BR><B>Notes:</B>
<BR>*Featuring Capt. Jean-Luc Picard, Cmdr. William T. Riker, Lt. Commander Data, Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge, Lt./Lt. Cmdr. Worf, Dr. Beverly Crusher and Counselor Deanna Troi
<BR>*Working Titles: ‘Star Trek 8’, ‘Star Trek: Borg’, ‘Star Trek: Destinies’, ‘Star Trek: Future Generations’, ‘Star Trek: Generations II’ and ‘Star Trek: Resurrection’

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