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Designed for “Trek” fans who don’t want to purchase (or like myself can’t afford) to buy all the of the boxed sets for all the Trek series, “Star Trek: Fan Collective Borg” Assembles 14 of the finest episodes produced by the “Trek” franchise. This set features episodes voted on at the Startrek.com website by fans. Running chronologically the set begins with the “Enterprise” episode “Regeneration” where the survivors of the Borg sphere destroyed in the film “Star Trek: First Contact” are discovered buried in the ice by a group of Federation scientists. Captain Archer (Scott Bakula) must deal with this unknown menace as the Borg proceed to try take a Federation vessel and assimilate his doctor. Next we get “Q Who?” the episode that introduced the Borg. The all powerful Q challenges Captain Picard’s assertive statement that they don’t need his help to get out of jams by flinging them across the galaxy to their first encounter with the Borg. Unprepared, outgunned and with the Enterprise being carved apart by the Borg Picard must decide whether or not he wants to swallow his pride and call on Q to help them escape. “The Best of Both Worlds” is a two part episode and, perhaps, Next Gen’s finest hour. Written by the late Michael Piller, the Borg finally arrive and begin assimiliating entire worlds as they move towards Earth. Picard and his crew must stop the Borg but not before a key member of the Enterprise crew is kidnapped and turned into a Borg against his will threatening the Federation and all of humanity!

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“I Borg” humanizes the Borg a bit. The Enterprise receives a distress call and when they arrive to help they discover the lone survivor of a crashed ship is a Borg Drone. As he spends time with the crew he wants to explore his individuality. Picard is torn because Star Fleet wants to use “Hugh” as a weapon to destroy the collective. “Descent” is another two part episode in which Lore Data’s “brother” trains Borg cut off from the collective to serve him. It seems that Picard’s plan to reintroduce Hugh the young Borg they saved in “I Borg” has worked all too well introducing the concept of individuality but at a terrible cost.

The Voyager episodes featuring the Borg were among the finest the show produced. Starting with “Scorpion” we’re introduced to 7 of 9 (Jeri Ryan)and a war brewing between Species 8472 creatures from fluidic space (from another dimension)as alien as the crew has ever encountered. Janeway agrees to help the Borg develop a weapon against the creatures in return for safe passage through the quadrant. When the crew terminate their agreement with the Borg 7 of 9 is trapped aboard Voyager. She slowly begins to rediscover her humanity. In “Drone” A transporter accident causes the advanced circutry of the doctor’s mobile emitter to combine with Borg technology creating an advanced drone who calls himself One. In the two part “Dark Frontier” Captain Janeway decides to steal a transwarp coil from a Borg ship that would allow them to get home faster. 7 of 9 volunteers for the mission but elects to stay with the Borg. In “Unimatrix Zero” 7 of 9 discovers there’s a collective “dream” where Borg meet to explore their individuality. Her involvement with these people threatens Voyager. In the final two hour grand finale for Voyager “Endgame” Admiral Janeway travels back to the past to offer Captain Janeway technology from the future that will allow Voyager to get home quicker. While her reasons for doing so are somewhat mysterious Captain Janeway accepts her offer. Unfortunately the Borg detect the technology and want it for themselves.

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This set has text commentary tracks on “The Best of Both Worlds Parts 1 & 2″ by Michael and Denise Okuda as well as on “Unimatrix Zero Part 2″. There’s also the original commentary track by writers Mike Sussman and Phyllis Strong on “Regeneration”. There aren’t any featurettes or documentaries on this set. A pity that there aren’t any audio commentary tracks for the other “Next Generation” episodes. You’ll notice that there aren’t any “Deep Space: Nine” episodes here because the Borg didn’t really appear on the show.

This is a great place to get your “Star Trek” fix with the show’s most memorable villans. Image quality varies quite a bit as these feature the exact same transfers as the original boxed sets but overall they look pretty good. Only “Enterprise” is presented in widescreen and actually looks the best of all the series here simply because it’s the most recent.

For those of you who are curious exactly what Borg episodes are contained on this set, I’ll list them below for you.

Disk 1

Star Trek: Enterprise - Regeneration

Star Trek: TNG - Q Who

Star Trek: TNG - The Best of Both Worlds, Part I

Star Trek: TNG - The Best of Both Worlds, Part II

Disk 2

Star Trek: TNG - I Borg

Star Trek: TNG - Descent, Part I

Star Trek: TNG - Descent, Part II

Star Trek: Voyager - Scorpion, Part I

Disk 3

Star Trek: Voyager - Scorpion, Part II

Star Trek: Voyager - Drone

Star Trek: Voyager - Dark Frontier

Disk 4

Star Trek: Voyager - Unimatrix Zero, Part I

Star Trek: Voyager - Unimatrix Zero, Part II

Star Trek: Voyager - Endgame

I hope this helps!
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