An android and operations officer of the Enterprise-D
Rogue geneticist creating augmented humans, antagonist in Enterprise.
Geneticist and leader of the Coppelius synthetic colony.
Eccentric Area 51 scientist who studies alien biology and tech.
Variant spelling of lead Area 51 scientist.
Advanced android seeking humanity, Enterprise-D science officer.
Pierre is a reclusive French ostrich farmer whom Jesse and Chester encounter while retracing their steps. His isolated setting is one of the unusual locations visited during the search for the missing car and the Continuum Transfunctioner.
An android operations officer aboard the Enterprise-D who strives to understand humanity.
Advanced android officer seeking humanity, crucial to Enterprise operations.
Advanced android crew member of the Enterprise-D, striving to understand humanity.
Primary antagonist and master smuggler. After escaping prison, he kidnaps Fabbrizio and forces him to steal legendary artifacts to rebuild his empire. He brainwashes Fabbrizio using a mask, escapes initially with the US Constitution, but is ultimately defeated by Pistachio and his family in Costa Rica.
Gil Godwyn is the tyrannical, controlling cruise director who supervises the dance hosts and threatens them with dismissal and financial penalties. He deduces that Charlie entered his room, exposes Charlie in front of Liz and her mother, and is eventually fired after insulting the ship owner.
Brent Spiner has 93 screen credits in a career dating back to 1980. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently Star Trek with 6 titles. Signature works include Star Trek: The Next Generation, Threshold, Outcast. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 4 universes
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