Burke

Standing with Worf at Tactical, Ensign Burke turns to watch Riker and Kolrami cross the bridge; his posture is attentive and observant, signaling junior vigilance.

Burke remains at Tactical as an observant background presence, attentive to bridge activity and ready to act if the situation escalates but not intervening in the exchange.

Stationed at Tactical, Burke monitors sensors and stands ready to implement Picard's scan orders; his body language marks vigilance and readiness to shift from routine to tactical operations.

Manning Tactical, Burke monitors sensors and status displays during Picard's order and the personnel change, offering quiet, vigilant presence that underpins the bridge's operational continuity.

Burke remains at Tactical during the exchange, monitoring consoles and the arrival of diplomatic observers, maintaining a watchful, professional posture and ready to execute orders as the situation hardens into …

Burke remains at Tactical, attentive and professional, present as part of the bridge fabric; his posture and placement underscore bridge readiness during the transfer and the looming simulation.

Burke presses the tactical panel when asked, reports the weapons conversion is complete — a brief procedural action that enables the simulated constraint of the exercise.

Posted at Tactical, Burke presses a control panel to complete the weapons conversion and reports succinctly to Picard, serving as a technical linchpin that underwrites the simulated exercise.

Lieutenant Burke stands before the participants in an officiating capacity, signals and commands the start of the match with a crisp 'Begin!' and remains a procedural presence as the tempo …

Lieutenant Burke stands ceremonially before the players, signals the formal start with the single command, 'Begin!', and otherwise remains a neutral procedural presence ensuring the match proceeds under order.

At Tactical, announces the Hathaway message, receives Picard's order to 'handle that,' and immediately exits to carry out the escort/reboarding task—acting as the executive instrument of Picard's delegation.

Stationed at Tactical, Burke announces the incoming message from the Hathaway, complies with Picard's instruction to 'handle that,' and then promptly exits to execute the order.

At Tactical, Burke announces and receives Picard's order to 'handle that,' then promptly exits to carry out the escort and enforce the limits on Ensign Crusher's access.

Burke stands beside Wesley, watches the delicate removal with visible impatience and anxiety about returning to duty, responds in clipped agreement to Wesley's lines, and accepts Wesley's plan to beam …

At tactical/bridge station, Burke answers Picard's query with a crisp report that Data has removed himself from duty, delivering the factual information that creates the opening Kolrami exploits.

Burke efficiently reports to Picard that Data has removed himself from bridge duty, delivering the fact in a professional, clipped manner that leaves interpretation and consequence to senior officers.

Manned Tactical station, attentive to the bridge exchange, prepared to execute the commanded maneuver and monitor weapons and systems as Picard issues orders.

Burke mans Tactical, attentive and ready; upon Picard's orders he is positioned to execute helm and weapons commands and to translate the captain's bearing and impulse instructions into action at …

Burke sounds the initial alarm about a Romulan warship, attempts hailing and sensor confirmation, reacts with chagrin when hailing fails, and registers the tactical cost—muttering a fatalistic comment about the …

Alerts the bridge to an incoming Romulan ship, reports inability to open a hailing frequency, and registers the sudden revelation that the engagement is no longer simulated.

Burke raises the alarm about an apparent Romulan approach, then reports sensor anomalies; his tone shifts from urgent to chagrined as the contact vanishes and Data confirms simulated damage, leaving …

Reports a closing hostile contact (Ferengi warship at warp five), confirms the new deception code was input, and provides the sensor data that triggers Picard's judgment call.

Operates tactical/sensor consoles, reports a closing Ferengi warship, and confirms the new code input when queried — providing the immediate situational awareness that triggers Picard's pivot to defensive posture.

Burke reports critical system failures and tactical developments: weapons fused, transporters offline, Ferengi power massing and lock‑on — his updates shape the bridge's understanding of immediate technical constraints.

Burke reports critical system failures and tactical status updates: weapons fused, transporter offline, shields down to one‑fifth, and a Ferengi lock‑on; he is the conduit for technical reality to the …

Burke reports critical system failures and sensor data crisply under pressure — noting fused weapons, inoperative transporters, and a Ferengi lock-on while maintaining tactical clarity and alert posture.

Burke reports tactical status — advising that a limited number of photon torpedoes can be launched — and alerts the bridge to Commander Riker's incoming hail, functioning as a concise …

Burke reports tactical capability (limited photon torpedoes) and flags incoming hail from Riker, functioning as the bridge's procedural sensor — concise, alert, and focused on delivering options to the captain.

Acts as a bridge tactical officer on the Enterprise: monitors sensors, announces that no Federation ship is shown, and implements Picard's orders during the confrontation.

Burke is present among the gathered crew, taking in the spectacle while sharing in the relief; he remains alert but participates in the celebratory atmosphere.