Main Bridge Crew

Crewmembers holding bridge stations beyond the main officers, their presence a living expression of Starfleet's institutional body. They monitor the transfer without ceremony, validating that even cosmic mystery gets filtered …

Clad in standard-issue fatigues, the crew member rises from a crouch beside the final support strut, face illuminated by welding mask strobe, hands recoiling instinctively from crystalline inserts that glint …

Kneels beside the last strut, delivering the manifest to Geordi with mechanical detachment. His face is a mask of practiced neutrality seen only in workers who build coffins for a …

Crosses Picard’s path inside Ten-Forward, eyes widening slightly—the body language of someone suddenly so close to rank they almost stumble over protocol. His/her pause causes the entire walkway to flicker …

The Ops crewman maintains silent vigilance at his station, monitoring ship systems as the command staff debates priorities.

Silently monitors operations at the Ops console, serving as a stabilizing presence amid the command discussion.

Stations at Ops console maintaining ship systems during approaching maneuvers, observing command interactions without direct involvement.

Maintains silent vigilance at Ops station, embodying disciplined background operations during the command debate.

Freeze at their stations, caught between Starfleet training and primal shock at seeing their trusted comrade transformed into an armed adversary. Their collective paralysis underscores the unprecedented nature of the …

Evacuating the bridge under direct lethal threat from Graves-as-Data, becoming temporary hostages until Picard negotiates their withdrawal.

Present at tactical and other bridge positions, supporting bridge operations during the command transition.

Maintains silent vigilance at tactical station during bridge operations, demonstrating institutional reliability amid command transitions.

Maintaining standard bridge operations with quiet efficiency under dimmed lighting, embodying Starfleet's disciplined routine during warp travel.

Bridge crew members perform routine operations quietly under dim lighting, serving as conventional baseline activity contrasting with Picard's internal command concerns.

Stand on transporter pads smiling as they receive Riker's farewell; they dematerialize when Riker says 'Energize', providing the ritual closure of the turnover and underscoring routine continuity aboard the ship.

The five departing crewmembers stand on pads, receive Riker's send‑off, smile, and dematerialize when Riker orders 'Energize', providing the procedural bookends that open the replacement sequence.

Background Klingon crewmembers pass by, offer courteous nods, and watch Riker with a mix of guarded curiosity and routine acknowledgement, providing a chorus of cultural appraisal.

The five crewmembers man their stations and watch the exchange with keen interest, reacting animatedly to the violence and treating the confrontation as entertainment and proof rather than moral crisis.

Manning stations and watching the confrontation with animated interest; the crewmembers react to each strike with relish, treating the fight as an entertaining and culturally meaningful display of strength.

Unnamed Klingon crewmembers populate the bridge, react with tense expectation to the dispute, and are implicitly bound to the fate Kargan pronounces — their possible shared death raises the stakes …

The background crew are present and visible to the Tactics Officer until Riker physically blocks them; their anxious presence increases pressure on the bridge and provides the human stakes implicit …

An unnamed bridge crewmember reacts to the sudden appearance and weapons lock by maintaining station discipline: monitoring consoles, following command, and sustaining operational readiness without drawing attention.

Unnamed bridge crewmembers watch Kargan's tentative entrance and the confrontation with discomfort and disapproval, forming the silent audience whose reactions underscore the ceremonial stakes of the exchange.

Members of the bridge crew watch Kargan's entrance and the confrontation with discomfort and disapproval, witnessing the violence and its resolution while remaining in the background.

Stationed at consoles, crew maintain watch, register surprise at the terse hail, and defer to senior officers as the formal reception and escort proceed; they provide the procedural background hum …

Bridge personnel remain at stations, react to the distorted hail and the unexpected materialization of visitors, and sustain operational functions while senior officers handle the diplomatic reception.

The Bridge Crew maintain station duties, react with visible surprise at Anya's curt demand and Salia's presence, and provide the operational backdrop that allows senior officers to take center stage.

The bridge crew execute orders, shield their eyes against the flash, monitor consoles, and respond to alarms—collectively stabilizing command functions as chaos unfolds on the viewer.

The bridge crew execute orders, shield their eyes during the blinding flash, man stations to manage impacts and alarms, and sustain frantic, coordinated responses as debris batters the ship.

Bridge crew work at stations amid the disorder—responding to commands, monitoring systems, and making space for Riker and Worf to move Data off the deck while maintaining ship systems as …

The Bridge Crew remain at their stations, attentive and expectant; their steady presence frames Riker's return and the exchange, lending institutional weight to his decision and the subsequent orders.

The assembled bridge crew occupy stations (except Riker initially), remain attentive to reports, and support the execution of orders—providing a backdrop of professional normalcy for Riker's personal declaration.

The bridge crew remain at their stations, execute orders promptly, and provide the professional backdrop that allows a private decision to be made publicly without disruption.

The bridge crew collectively monitors instruments, shifts in their chairs as tension eases, and reflect silent relief as the thermographic readouts indicate the planet is stabilizing; they form the operational …

The bridge crew collectively shifts from taut attention to visible relief as sensor readouts change; they act as a unified operational body reacting to both technical confirmation and the human …

The Bridge Crew collectively watch the main viewer as torpedoes flash and the Borg pursue; their silence and focus compress the moment into shared anxiety that visually supports command's dawning …

The bridge crew collectively lock onto the main viewer, reacting with stunned silence and visible anxiety as torpedoes fail and the Borg continues closing; they hold posture and await instruction.

Unnamed bridge crew occupy consoles, execute Riker’s commands, and respond with disciplined urgency while watching the viewscreen feed — providing operational continuity and procedural support.

Collective bridge personnel react with alarm and urgency to the viewscreen feed; provide technical and procedural support to senior officers during the hostage revelation.

Background bridge personnel remain at their stations, providing the operational continuity that lets senior officers conduct the quick check-in, hands-off handover, and resume forward course without loss of function.

The Enterprise crew collectively are invoked as potential donors and practical labor: they rise when ordered, represent a protective institutional stance against commodifying citizens, and will serve as the workforce …

Represented through Picard, Riker and Pulaski: the crew collectively refuses to be treated as genetic stock, accepts practical technical assistance roles, and embodies Starfleet ethical standards.

Enterprise crew are invoked collectively as a potential genetic resource and as personnel to perform repairs; they stand to be protected by command decisions and are ordered into away teams.

As a collective, the bridge crew freezes and registers stunned silence and shocked reactions when Mrs. Troi announces the proposed marriage, holding stations while absorbing the social shock and the …

The bridge crew collectively freezes — shocked and speechless — their stunned reactions heighten the social awkwardness and increase pressure on command to respond without breaking protocol.

The tactical crewmember yields the station to Worf without argument and retakes it after Worf exits; other supernumerary crew watch and maintain station duties, preserving procedural continuity amid disruption.

The tactical crewmember yields the station to Worf, then retakes it after Worf exits, executing orders and maintaining systems continuity throughout the disruption.

Unspecified bridge crew and tactical crewman man stations, respond to alarms, brace controls, and provide background procedural support during the strike and cloaking; their activity stabilizes the bridge environment.

Bridge crew members, including the tactical crewman, stand at stations, ready and alert; they react to sensor data, the T'Ong's unexpected firing, and the automatic Red Alert with immediate procedural …

Representative bridge/ship crew members gather in Ten-Forward, watch the game with awe at the spectacle, register the rising counter, then fall into stunned silence when the images freeze; their reactions …

Represents the gathered crew who watch the spectacle—their awe at the holographic cone turns to stunned silence when the match dies, collectively registering shock and social unease.