Miles Edward O'Brien

O'Brien is physically engaged in tuning his cello, helping set the musical atmosphere; his focused preparation anchors the quartet's authenticity until the hail intrudes and the music begins as Picard …

Tuning his cello at a chair, focused on his instrument; provides the practical, musical backdrop to the exchange and readies the quartet for performance as the conversation concludes.

O'Brien enters alongside Geordi, shares his skepticism but accepts the assignment without protest, then exits to assist—showing hands‑on readiness and a tense, practical focus on execution.

O'Brien exchanges a wary glance with Geordi, accepts the assignment without argument, and leaves to assist—practical, resigned, ready to apply hands‑on technical skill to a risky fix.

O'Brien is physically operating the transporter console, performing tight-beam recalibrations and watching the rematerializations nervously while coordinating hands-on adjustments with the team.

O'Brien works hands-on at the transporter console, explains recent recalibration attempts to Riker, assists with physical tests, and expresses immediate concern about the newfound complication.

O'Brien performs the calibration touch on the console, reports technical parameters (tightest beam), observes the team's options narrow, and voices pragmatic concern about increased difficulty.

O'Brien watches the attempts, visibly strained by exhaustion and repeated failures; when the console blows a fuse he struggles to contain himself, then steps beyond protocol to threaten Wesley with …

After the fuse blows and lights die, O'Brien visibly struggles with rising fury and exhaustion, then directly confronts Wesley with a severe, violent threat to stop him from further tampering.

Represented by a terse com response from Transporter Room: O'Brien confirms he 'has them,' indicating readiness to execute Picard's emergency beam‑up order.

Operating at the Transporter Room console (over COM), O'Brien confirms he has the Away Team in the transporter pattern and provides the technical assurance the bridge needs to order a …

Chief O'Brien is working the transporter panels and comparing circuit readouts when Marla, Jeremy and Worf enter; he visibly startles at the presence of a dead woman on the pad, …

At the transporter console adjusting side panels and monitoring circuits; visibly startled by the presence of Marla in the room and watching the interaction while maintaining technical oversight.

O'Brien is at Transporter Room Three, goggles on the glowing energy form, calling out an 'alien intruder' before the force lashes him and forces him away from the console.

O'Brien is present in Transporter Room Three; he is checked on by Worf after the energy bolts past and is recorded as startled but physically unharmed, his console work abruptly …

Present in Transporter Room Three when the energy darts through the system; startled but physically unharmed; checked by Worf and declared okay.

O'Brien is present in Transporter Room Three amid damaged coils and flickering consoles; Worf checks him and reports him okay—O'Brien is the professional focal point of the disrupted transporter operations.

O'Brien operates the transporter, calls in the Main Bridge lock, responds conversationally to Picard's nostalgia, completes the beam sequence, and immediately notes and offers a terse technical hypothesis for the …

O'Brien operates the transporter, confirms lock to the Main Bridge, supplies humanizing banter about childhood ships-in-bottles, notices a brief power dip and physically adjusts switches on the console in response.

Miles O'Brien is at the transporter console attempting to lock on to La Forge; he reports failure, describing electrical storm interference and 'ghosts' that prevent a reliable transporter fix.

O'Brien acknowledges Picard's order over com, stands ready at the transporter, and then energizes the beam that brings Geordi and Bochra directly to the bridge, executing a high‑pressure transport under …

Miles O'Brien answers the transporter call, confirms standing by, then effectuates the high‑risk beam when Picard orders Geordi and Bochra brought directly to the bridge.

O'Brien stands by on comm, prepares the transporter, and executes the beam-in when ordered; his steady professionalism converts Picard's risky order into a successful materialization of Geordi and Bochra on …

O'Brien operates the console and responds to Geordi's signal with professional efficiency, energizing the transporter to dematerialize Bochra and the pallet while maintaining procedural composure and technical focus.

Miles O'Brien stands at the transporter console, responsive and technically competent, awaiting Geordi's signal and then energizing the transporter to dematerialize Bochra and the pallet.

Sits in Troi's office and speaks haltingly, confessing his identity as a 'career man' and expressing both affection for Mitzi and a refusal to risk personal entanglement; resists the idea …

O'Brien responds to Picard's order over comm and beams the Ferengi into the observation lounge — his off-stage technical action facilitates the Ferengi's entrance and the subsequent disruption.

O'Brien executes Picard's order via the com channel—his voice answers 'Aye, Captain...'—and he beams the Ferengi to the observation lounge, performing transport duties efficiently and without drama.

Reports that Transporter Room Four holds the pod contents in stasis, notifies command about an illicit weapon detected in the transport beam, and confirms it has been rendered inoperable.

O'Brien reports from Transporter Room Four that the pod contents are held in stasis, confirms an illicit weapon has been neutralized in the beam, and awaits security's arrival before beaming …

O'Brien reports holding the pod's contents in transporter stasis pending security arrival and confirms an illicit weapon detected in the beam has been rendered inoperable, acting with procedural caution.

O'Brien arrives and joins the other security personnel and officers in the gang tackle; contributes practical, hands‑on force to pin Danar and secure him for transport to a detention cell.

Arrives amid the skirmish and joins the other guards and officers in the collective effort to tackle and pin Danar, contributing practical strength and procedural support to the restraint.

Manages the transporter from Transporter Room One, reports readiness, energizes the beam, then frantically tells the com panel he is losing the lock as pattern integrity fails.

O'Brien operates the transporter console, reports a sudden power drain to Engineering, struggles to clear the signal during a faltering beam, and finally succeeds in rematerializing Riker on the pad …

Operates the transporter console in the transporter room, announces 'Stand by' and attempts to energize the beam, reports a sudden power drain to Engineering, struggles to clear and lock the …

O'Brien operates Transporter Room Three: he initiates the transport, detects and reports a power drain to Engineering, struggles with clearing the signal as the transporter effect falters, and ultimately completes …

O'Brien answers Picard's question about a pre-transport power drain with uncertainty and professional reserve, acknowledging orders and continuing diagnostics at the transporter console.

O'Brien crouches at the transporter diagnostics, reports he does not know why the power drain occurred, physically manifests uncertainty while relaying procedural readings to Picard and the bridge.

Miles O'Brien stands or crouches behind Transporter Console Array Three, attending diagnostics and present as Krag rematerializes; he remains professionally focused on the console while watching the exchange, ready to …

O'Brien's voice is heard over com providing the practical transporter status ('Stand by. Engaging transport'), anchoring the timing of events and establishing the transporter as a temporal marker for the …

O'Brien is present only as the disembodied transporter status voice — his line 'Stand by, Commander. Engaging transport.' anchors the simulated timing that Krag exploits to synchronize a phaser discharge …

O'Brien's voice is present over coms as routine transporter procedure—'Stand by, Commander. Engaging transport.'—providing the temporal anchor Krag uses to align the phaser discharge and the dematerialization sequence.

O'Brien is heard only via comms; his procedural voice acknowledges a transport engagement, which is the crucial timed external trigger in the simulation.

Not physically present; his voice on ship com provides the operational cue for the transporter ('Stand by... Engaging transport'), anchoring the holodeck effect to starship procedures and timing.

Provides the transporter voice report over comms ('Stand by... Engaging transport'), anchoring the simulated beam timing which becomes the catalyst in the demonstration.

O'Brien operates the transporter console as Tam Elbrun materializes aboard the Enterprise. His presence is functional and unobtrusive, serving as a silent witness to Tam's abrupt arrival. Later, his voice …

O’Brien operates the transporter console with his usual efficiency, materializing Elbrun aboard the Enterprise without incident. His presence is functional and unobtrusive, serving as the technical backbone for Elbrun’s arrival. …

O’Brien operates the Transporter Room console as Tam Elbrun materializes aboard the Enterprise. His role is functional and unobtrusive, focusing on the technical aspects of the transport. He does not …

O’Brien operates the transporter console as Tam Elbrun materializes, his focus on the technical aspects of the beam-in. He’s a silent but critical presence, ensuring the transporter functions smoothly despite …

O’Brien stands at the transporter console in the Transporter Room, his fingers adjusting readouts with growing unease. His voice crackles over the communicator as he reports the lost transporter lock …

Miles O’Brien is mid-task when the anti-grav unit fails, his focus on the transporter console shifting abruptly to the crashing pallet. His exclamation (‘Dammit’) is a rare crack in his …

Miles O’Brien operates the transporter console, materializing canisters into the Cargo Bay. His initial focus is on the task at hand, but his frustration is evident when the anti-grav unit …

Miles O’Brien operates the transporter console, materializing the nitrogen canisters with routine efficiency. His frustration peaks when the anti-grav unit fails, causing the pallet to crash. His exclamation of 'Dammit' …

Miles O’Brien operates the transporter console, materializing canisters for Duffy and Costa to move. When the anti-grav unit fails and the pallet crashes, he reacts with frustration, uttering ‘Dammit’ under …

Miles O’Brien operates the transporter console, materializing canisters before turning his attention to the anti-grav unit’s failure. His exasperated 'Dammit...' captures the crew’s collective frustration with the malfunction and, by …

O'Brien sets up the pure-duranium test cylinder on the transporter pad, explaining its composition and initiating the transporter test. His hands move with practiced precision, but his voice carries a …

Miles O’Brien is the direct catalyst of the event, meticulously preparing the duranium test object and activating the transporter. His confusion is palpable as the object dematerializes erratically, his voice …

Miles O’Brien is the first to witness the malfunction, his confusion evident as he recounts the routine steps he took—'I didn’t do anything I haven’t done a hundred times before'—his …

Miles O’Brien stands at the transporter console, his hands hovering over the controls as the duranium cylinder dematerializes in a stuttering, uncontrolled sequence before vanishing in a flash. He explains …

Miles O'Brien initiates the transporter test, placing a duranium cylinder on the pad and activating the system. When the object dematerializes erratically—jumping between pads before vanishing in a flash—he stands …

Miles O’Brien is mentioned indirectly as a likely carrier of the Invidium substance due to his involvement in the transporter malfunction and his presence in the cargo bay during the …

Miles O’Brien is mentioned indirectly as a potential carrier of the contaminant, linked to the transporter malfunction in Transporter Room Three. Though not physically present, his involvement is implied through …

Miles O’Brien is mentioned by Duffy as having been present in the cargo bay during the anti-grav failure, implicating him as a potential carrier of the substance. Though not physically …

Miles O’Brien is mentioned but not physically present in this event. Like Duffy, he is referenced as an unwitting carrier of Invidium contamination after handling the broken nitrogen canister. His …

O'Brien's hands move swiftly over the transporter console, his frown deepening as he detects the discharged weapon. His immediate deactivation of the disruptor is a reflex born of years of …

O’Brien operates the transporter console with his usual precision, his hands moving over the controls as Mendrossen, Sakkath, Sarek, and Perrin materialize. He follows Picard’s nod without question, his focus …

O’Brien operates the transporter console with his usual precision, materializing Mendrossen, Sakkath, Sarek, and Perrin. He follows Picard’s nod to beam up the remaining party members, his actions efficient and …

O’Brien starts the conflict with a friendly but firm claim to ‘his’ table, his frustration boiling over when the science crewman dismisses him. He grapples with the crewman during the …

O’Brien starts the event with a friendly but firm request for his usual table, his Irish charm masking his frustration. When the science crewman refuses, O’Brien’s smile tightens, and his …

O’Brien operates the transporter console at Picard’s nod, beaming out Sarek and Perrin with precision. His actions are professional and neutral, ensuring the technical execution of the farewell is flawless. …

O’Brien operates the transporter console at Picard’s nod, his actions precise and professional. His role in this moment is functional yet symbolic—facilitating the physical departure that mirrors the emotional weight …

Miles O’Brien enters Sickbay in a kayaking outfit, clutching his dislocated shoulder with a rueful expression. He admits to kayaking on the Holodeck again, a moment of vulnerability that contrasts …

Miles O’Brien enters Sickbay in a kayaking outfit, holding his dislocated shoulder and wearing a rueful expression. He complains of pain and sits down, waiting for Beverly to treat him. …

O’Brien operates the transporter controls in the Enterprise’s transporter room, reluctantly revealing to Riker that Shelby and Data beamed down without authorization. His nervous demeanor—blinking, hesitant tone—betrays his discomfort with …

O’Brien is only present in the transporter room at the beginning of the event, where he reveals to Riker that Shelby and Data beamed down without authorization. His role is …

O’Brien attempts to lock onto Picard’s transporter signal after his abduction but fails due to Borg interference. His frustration is evident as he reports the inability to retrieve the captain, …

O'Brien attempts (unsuccessfully) to lock onto Picard's transporter signal after his capture, reporting interference from the Borg. His frustration is palpable as he fails to establish a lock, leaving the …

O’Brien attempts to lock onto Picard’s transporter signal after his abduction, but the Borg’s interference scrambles the sensors, making it impossible to beam him back. His frustration is palpable as …

O’Brien mans the transporter console, his hands poised over the controls as he prepares to beam the away team to the Borg cube. He remains largely silent, but his presence …

Miles O’Brien is present in the transporter room, manning the controls as the away team prepares. He doesn’t speak or interact directly with the team, but his presence is a …

Miles O’Brien stands at the transporter console, his hands poised over the controls as the away team prepares to beam out. Though he does not speak in this moment, his …

O’Brien hovers near the transporter controls, his hands poised over the console as he monitors the warp velocity match. His voice is steady but laced with the weight of the …