From Star Trek comic books to movies, the Borg have reigned in terror for over 30 years. In one chilling Marvel one-shot ...

Seven of Nine's full Borg suit in Star Trek: Voyager season 4 ... catsuit effectively earned the attention of the desired ...

Jeri Ryan may be the "Star Trek" cast member who has figured most prominently in the dreams of the science fiction franchise's many male fans ... donned as liberated Borg Seven of Nine in ...

Voyager made Jeri Ryan into a star despite her only joining the series in its fourth season, triggering behind-the-scenes ...

Jurati’s Borg Queen is very different from the antagonist we have known all along in Star Trek. Despite the creepy look and intimidating tone, Jurati’s hybrid Borg is more empathetic to Admiral ...

In pieces!” Said by Voyager‘s Kathryn Janeway (Kate Mulgrew), the statement hints at the barrier that Borg society seems to throw up across Star Trek shows. Wars aside, Starfleet captains don ...

Come to think of it, we are not even sure whether Chewbacca is a male or a female wookiee ... the emotional stakes of the movies. Even Star Trek’s Borg collective is more complicated and ...

“The Borg are inherently scary,” Sung Shin tells Inverse. “But part of the vision for this episode was to make the Borg cube very wide and spacious.” “Newly built Borg invasion cube is ...

Will the real Borg please stand up? Throughout all of Star Trek history, the Borg reign supreme as the most iconic adversary of Starfleet. This hive-mind collective has captured imaginations since ...

At the very heart of Star Trek, the message has always been about ... every moment of kindness shown by one person to another. The Borg however, are the opposite, — or more accurately, the ...

But this felt like the end for them. Terry Matalas probably didn't have the authority to completely write off the Borg in the Star Trek: Picard finale, and that's probably a call above his pay grade.

The fan asked, "Hey [TerryMatalas], what happened to the Borg and that space anomaly? Will that ever get revisited?" Alison Pill in Star Trek: Picard. Image courtesy of Paramount+ I'm a follower ...