As Jeri Ryan and Jonathan Del Arco join Star Trek: Picard as Seven of Nine and the Borg Hugh, we take a look at their characters’ histories and how they make perfect sense for the show.

Notably, the show also includes appearances by Star Trek: Voyager's Seven of Nine (Jeri Ryan), a former Borg, and the disconnected Borg named Hugh (Jonathan Del Arco), who both tease a more ...

Hugh, who was originally just a nameless Borg drone, received his name from Geordi La Forge after the Star Trek: The Next Generation crew nursed him back to health.

His name was only mentioned once in an easy-to-miss moment. But the executive director of the Romulans' "reclamation project" is a former Borg who has quite the history with Star Trek.

Jonathan Del Arco, who played Hugh in Star Trek: The Next Generation and Picard, talked to Trekmovie about his time on Picard and how his participation in the series came about. And surprisingly ...

Season 5's "I, Borg," however, challenges all of Picard's previously held assumptions. He meets a Borg named Hugh, who retains some shred of individuality even while being a part of the hive mind.

Seven of Nine has become one of the most beloved characters in all of Star Trek, but even after over 25 years, she never went back to a human name.

He befriended Geordi, who gave him the name “Hugh,” and learned to be human, eventually rejecting the Borg’s mission of forced assimilation.

Jonathan Del Arco originated the role of Hugh in the Star Trek: The Next Generation Season Five episode “I, Borg.” In that episode, the Enterprise crew discovers a crashed Borg scout ship ...

It takes Guinan, a survivor of a race destoyed by the Borg, to convince him to meet with Hugh. Hugh recognises him as Locutus and Picard works this angle, testing the sensibilities of the drone.

Star Trek fans, prepare to meet the new Hugh. Jonathan Del Arco played the Borg taken in by the Enterprise crew in Star Trek: The Next Generation. He’s returning to the role in Star Trek: Picard ...

It is about the Borg drone named Hugh (who gained individuality in his first appearance on the series Star Trek: The Next Generation) and his remaining crew of individualized Borg Drones.