After Picard hears Borg communications in his mind, he orders the fleet to concentrate its firepower on a seemingly non-vital section of the Borg ship.

Picard orders the Enterprise to follow it, and as they are enveloped in the vortex, the crew briefly glimpses an Earth populated entirely by Borg.

After apologizing to Worf, Picard activates the ship's self-destruct mechanism and orders the crew to abandon ship.

Dougherty orders Enterprise to leave, but Picard tells Riker to let the Federation know what is occurring while he and others beam down to the planet and evacuate the Ba ' ku.

Starfleet Command then orders Picard to seize control of it and launch a counteroffensive into the heart of Borg space in the Delta Quadrant, into the Borg staging grounds.

Before Picard orders the crew to fire phasers at the craft, Q appears to remind him of humanity's trial and prompts Picard to send an away team to the alien craft.

As the USS Enterprise delivers more Starfleet staff, including Chief Miles O ' Brien and his family, Sisko becomes more despondent of the position as he gets his final orders from Captain Picard, the man Sisko holds responsible for Jennifer's death.

Picard orders the crew to try to find a way through the planet's shield while he restarts negotiations.

When the network destabilizes, Picard orders the fleet to retreat and reform the net, but Data observes that he can trace the source of the disruption.

Picard informs his senior staff of Captain Keel's conspiracy theory, and orders the Enterprise to Earth to investigate themselves.

Picard orders Red Alert.

Picard returns and orders the Enterprise to the Neutral Zone, as several Federation outposts nearby have not responded to communications.

Concerned for his brother, Worf volunteers, and Picard orders him to go alone and be surgically altered to pass as a Boraalan so as to prevent any possible contamination of the planet's culture.

Realizing that Rozhenko has given him no other choice, Picard reluctantly authorizes the plan and orders Chief Medical Officer Dr. Beverly Crusher and Operations Officer Lt.

A mistrustful Picard orders Worf to accompany him, which Worf finds difficult as he is disgusted by his brother ’ s actions and wants no more to do with him.

Worf discusses this curious request with Picard, who also finds it strange and orders his crew to examine the evidence.

Picard orders that his future self be revived, but is unsuccessful in extracting any information from him.

Picard returns to the bridge and orders that the Enterprise fly straight into the center of the vortex.

When Picard returns to the future, he discovers the anomaly has appeared, created as a result of his orders, and the tachyon pulses from the three eras are sustaining it.

Picard relays the orders to each Enterprise.

Though the crews of both ships initially believe the power drain is caused by the other vessel, Captain Picard realizes that the Ferengi are as confused as they are, and orders the crew to investigate Gamma Tauri IV.

Captain Picard orders a halt, and once stopped, the crew finds themselves on the far side of the M33 Galaxy, more than 2. 7 million light years from the Milky Way.

The ship suddenly starts to have malfunctions and Captain Picard orders Assistant Engineer Singh to investigate the cause.

Singh is later found dead near a computer link, and Picard orders a murder investigation, considering the alien delegates to be prime candidates.

Picard buries Kirk before being shuttled to the wreckage of the Enterprise saucer section, reuniting with his crew, and leaving the planet.

While the crew heads to escape pods, Picard remains aboard to rescue Data.

In his debut, " Encounter at Farpoint ", Picard and the Enterprise crew are put on trial arguing that humanity is a dangerous race and should be destroyed.

During the progression of the series the attraction or affection between the two is made more apparent, though both Crusher and Picard try to conceal their feelings ; neither wants to admit to the other how they feel, though they have both been seen on separate occasions talking with other crew members about it, most notably, William Riker and Deanna Troi.

* Robert Greenberger's 1995 The Romulan Strategem involves Jean-Luc Picard and his crew competing with the Romulan officer Sela to convince a planet to join their respective states.

In the film Star Trek: Nemesis, Data beams Picard off an enemy ship before destroying it, sacrificing himself, saving the captain and crew of the Enterprise.

When she first joins the crew of the Enterprise-D, Picard addresses her as " Ensign Laren ".

She was imprisoned on Jaros II, but Admiral Kennelly gives her a second chance by assigning her to a mission alongside Picard and the Enterprise crew.

After discovering and defeating a similarly-cloaked Romulan operative, Ro and La Forge find a way to alert the crew and return to normal, warning Picard and averting disaster.

After stopping Data, USS Enterprise captain Jean-Luc Picard becomes suspicious of Dougherty's insistence that the Enterprise is no longer needed, and his crew investigates the cause for Data's malfunction.

The Enterprise crew also begins to experience the rejuvenation effects of the planet ; La Forge finds his eyes have regenerated, and he no longer requires implants, William Riker and Deanna Troi rekindle their long-abandoned relationship, and Picard develops a romantic relationship with the Ba ' ku woman Anij.

Following its victory, the Borg ship continues on its course to Earth, where the crew of the Enterprise-D rescue Picard and stop the cube.

Picard agrees to assist them, and the crew of the Enterprise sets out in search of clues to the location of the scroll.

The plot basically is the same as the film: Captain Jean-Luc Picard and the crew of the Enterprise-D discover the ruins of the Amargosa Observatory and send Commander William Riker down to investigate.

Near the end when Picard is about to be brought back to his crew, he defiantly declares, once again, " There are four lights !".

The bridge crew of the Enterprise-D are transported to this scenario and Guy is slain in a sword fight by Robin Hood, who is portrayed by Captain Picard himself.

As the crew watches the reunion of the alien creatures, Q reluctantly tells Picard that they have succeeded in their test, but hints that they will meet again.

Michelle Erica Green reviewed the episode for TrekNation, and found the episode disappointing with reference to the character of Captain Picard and the female crew members and a lack of sense of fun.

He is brought back to life by a combination of Romulan and Borg technology and continues to have adventures, usually involving Captain Picard and the crew on the Enterprise-D ( and eventually "- E ").

Quinn has ordered Remmick to perform an investigation of the Enterprise and its crew for classified reasons, and expects Picard to fully cooperate with the investigation.