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The Borg War

September 8, 2006 By Sam Sloan 10 Comments

bwIt is 17 years after the return home of USS Voyager. The Alpha quadrant has been preparing for the return of the Borg by investing massive R&D in offensive and defensive weaponry. The Federation/Klingon alliance has worn thin, with younger warriors seeking a return to the old glory days of the Empire and its battle-ways. A civil war threatens the Klingon Empire, pitting brother against brother while a Borg Cube stumbles onto a Klingon freighter belonging to the House of Mi’qoch, the clan responsible for the Empire’s anti-Borg development programme. The Mi’qoch clan sends its mightiest warship to investigate.

This is the premise behind the first episode of “The Borg War” now available for FREE download from Machinima.com.

“The Borg War” is directed by Geoffrey James and stars the voices of actors Patrick Stewart, Tim Russ and the late Brock Peters.

You can download and watch episode one of “The Borg War” by clicking on the image. After viewing the first episode a preview for episode two will be provided.

Filed Under: Fan Films Tagged With: Star Trek

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Comments

  1. Mark in St. Louis says

    September 8, 2006 at 9:04 pm

    This is great! Can’t wait for the next episode.

    More proof that Star Trek is far from dead.

    Reply
  2. Bronzethumb says

    September 9, 2006 at 1:21 am

    Yay for more machinima making it into public awareness!

    Reply
  3. Phil from LI New York says

    September 9, 2006 at 5:43 am

    that was really cool, can’t wait for more.

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  4. Geoffrey James says

    September 10, 2006 at 6:36 pm

    Glad you’re enjoying it!!!

    Come over the Borg War website and register if you want a weekly heads up when new episodes come up. (Although, it’s not like it’s a big mystery, because the movie is complete and is being released in episodes on Friday over the next eight weeks.

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  5. Geoffrey James says

    September 15, 2006 at 7:20 pm

    Borg War Episode 2 is now live! You can download or stream it from Machinima.com.

    Reply
  6. Geoffrey James says

    September 22, 2006 at 3:40 pm

    Borg War Episode 3 is now available on Machinima.com

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  7. Geoffrey James says

    September 29, 2006 at 8:49 pm

    Episode 4 of Borg War is available at:

    http://www.machinima.com/films.php?id=5433

    In this episode, Picard’s team of experts (including Kleeya, daughter of Seven of Nine) determines that the incursion is the result of an exobiological infection that has taken control of a Borg colony. Despite opposition of the House of Mi’Qoch, Picard plans to use hybrid Federation/Romulan technology to cripple the threat, potentially destroying the Klingon/Federation alliance.

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  8. Geoffrey James says

    October 6, 2006 at 2:48 pm

    Episode 5 of Borg War is now available.

    http://www.machinima.com/films.php?id=9564

    The Mi’Qoch clan wrests control of the Dallas from Captain Tuvok, endangering the assault on the Borg Planet. But Arai, the Romulan “lieutenantâ€? aboard the Dallas, has other plans — for the ultimate benefit of the Romulan Star Empire.

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  9. Geoffrey James says

    October 8, 2006 at 6:21 am

    I recently sent an email to the official website for Tim Russ, the actor who played Tuvok of “Star Trek: Voyager.� I wanted to give him a heads up that I had revived his voiceover work in Elite Force 2 to make him a co-star (with Patrick Stewart) of BORG WAR, my feature-length animated fan film.

    BORG WAR, of course, is a machinima project and my reuse of the game voiceover clips is specifically allowed by the game license as a “new game material.� In essence, BORG WAR is an alternative cinematic for the game. However, I was curious about what Russ might think of the movie, since he has some of the best lines.

    Anyway, after trading a couple of emails with Russ’s webmaster and sending on URLs for all nine episodes of Borg War, today I got a note from Russ thanking me for the links and telling me that, in his opinion, Borg War is (and I quote) “very cool!�

    This means a lot to me because I’ve always been impressed with Russ’s work and felt that he did a great job making Tuvok a memorable character that captured the subtle sadness that is the essence of the Vulcan zeitgeist. It’s also a real rush to have one of the original series actors, in a certain sense, “endorse� my work.

    Just in case you’re curious, the currently-released episodes of BORG WAR can be viewed or downloaded at:

    http://www.machinima.com/films.php?series=Borg%20War

    New episodes will be released each Friday on Machinima.com until the Finale (Episode 9) is released on November 3rd.

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  10. Geoffrey James says

    February 17, 2007 at 5:07 pm

    I made the “feature movie edit” version of Borg War available as a single free download.

    The file is full resolution with the Windows Media codec (.wmv file) and is only 360Mb, as opposed to the 900Mb required for the “episodic” version.

    I also put up a lower resolution version (smaller file) and a .mp4 version for Apple users.

    These are pretty much what’s on the DVD but with some loss of quality due to data compression, a watermark, and no Dolby 5.1 sound.

    The free downloads are filed under the “FREE STUFF” on http://www.BorgWarMovie.org.

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