[Commodore]

Originally Posted by Zardoz

Also she served well as a love interst for Data.

That's a whole different kind of squaring off, if you catch my drift...

[Zardoz]

Originally Posted by Commodore

That's a whole different kind of squaring off, if you catch my drift...

Brings a whole new maning to "Inputting Data...." ROFL!!!

[NCC-73515]

"Yes, I remember you. You were there all the time. But that ship and all the Borg on it were destroyed..."

[wade8069]

Originally Posted by Buckman

look at this http://memory-beta.wikia.com/wiki/Royal_Protocol

Thanks your link.

[HippyDave]

Originally Posted by kevin

My take (in a nutshell) is that she is a master program for the consciousness and that her body is just physical - but not important.

She can come and go from anyplace in the collective she wants because she is everywhere simultaneously and possibly a body is just grown for her (in a maturation chamber) for her to physically inhabit as required.

That's how I always understood it, yeah.

Both Alice Krige and Susanna Thompson did a spectacular job with ol' BQ. The character may have been created out of necessity, but I think it makes perfect sense that a cybernetic species like the Borg would have started with something that created this enormous cybernetic army to defend itself and a fleet with which to swell its numbers. I always like to think that the BQ program was the 'first' Borg and has been alive/conscious all this time.

[celticarchie]

Good character, played superbly by both actresses.

Unfortunately, I felt she and the Borg were overused in Voyager. To the point where she was becoming a pantomime villain.

Curses! My brilliant plan to destroy Janeway failed, yet again!