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I, Borg

"I, Borg" is the 23rd episode of the fifth season of the American science fiction television series Star Trek: The Next Generation, the 123rd overall. It was originally aired on May 10, 1992, in broadcast syndication. The episode was written by René Echevarria, with help from executive producer Jeri Taylor. It was directed by Robert Lederman, the film…

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Directed by
Robert Lederman
Episode no.
Season 5 Episode 23
Original air date
May 10, 1992 (1992-05-10)
Production code
223
Written by
René Echevarria

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related to Production · 27
I, Borg → Borg, Borg-based, Borg-related, Both Worlds, Chattaway, Edward Scissorhands, Following, Force, Guinan, He, Hugh, Jay Chattaway, Jeri Taylor, La Forge, Lederman, Michael Piller, Nature, Picard, René Echevarria, Rick Berman
related to Home media release · 17
I, Borg → Blu-ray, Borg, Borg-themed, Canada, DVD, Enterprise, Fan Collective, It, November, October, Star Trek, The, The Next Generation, United Kingdom, United States, VHS, Voyager
related to Design and casting of Hugh · 16
I, Borg → Borg, Del Arco, He, Hugh, Hugh's, Instead, Jonathan Del Arco, La Forge, LEDs, Locutus, Michael Westmore's, Picard, The, They, Wesley Crusher, When
related to Watch guides · 12
I, Borg → Borg, Both Worlds, Descent, Enterprise, Hugh, Jonathan Del Arco, SyFy Wire, The Best, The Nerdist, They, TV, Who
related to External links · 3
I, Borg → Borg, IMDbI, Memory Alpha
Directed by · 1
I, Borg → Robert Lederman
Episode no. · 1
I, Borg → Season 5 Episode 23
Original air date · 1
I, Borg → May 10, 1992 (1992-05-10)
Production code · 1
I, Borg → 223
Written by · 1
I, Borg → René Echevarria

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I, BorgDirected byRobert Lederman1.00infobox
I, BorgEpisode no.Season 5 Episode 231.00infobox
I, BorgOriginal air dateMay 10, 1992 (1992-05-10)1.00infobox
I, BorgProduction code2231.00infobox
I, BorgWritten byRené Echevarria1.00infobox
I, Borgrelated to Design and casting of HughThe0.60section
I, Borgrelated to Design and casting of HughBorg0.60section
I, Borgrelated to Design and casting of HughMichael Westmore's0.60section
I, Borgrelated to Design and casting of HughHugh0.60section
I, Borgrelated to Design and casting of HughLocutus0.60section
I, Borgrelated to Design and casting of HughThey0.60section
I, Borgrelated to Design and casting of HughLEDs0.60section

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