Holo-Picard

proud confident mocking supportive formal

Named holographic character embodying Jean-Luc Picard, serving as Barclay's idealized superior and surrogate. Acts as a central figure in the simulation with defined interactions, personality traits, and narrative significance, distinct from generic holographic background elements.

3 appearances

Barclay's Holodeck Simulations

Holo-Picard's Journey

A timeline through the narrative

3 moments

S3E21 · Hollow Pursuits

Barclay’s Holodeck Fantasies: The Illusion of Control and the Exposure of Vulnerability

A rapid descent from confidence (mid-duel) to desperation (disarmed) to fear (upon seeing Geordi). His emotional state is programmed vulnerability—he doesn’t fear Geordi, he performs fear as Barclay’s subconscious dictates. His question about Geordi is less about curiosity and more about seeking Barclay’s reassurance.

Holo-Picard, dressed as a musketeer, initially holds his own in the duel but is swiftly disarmed by Barclay. His confidence crumbles as he backs up the hill, breathing heavily and …

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S3E21 · Hollow Pursuits

Riker’s Rage Shatters Barclay’s Delusion: The Picnic’s Violent End

Neutral (holographic), but the frozen expression conveys a sense of disrupted authority, mirroring Barclay’s internal conflict.

Holo-Picard sits frozen on the ground, his musketeer costume and half-eaten pie adding to the surreal atmosphere. Like the other holograms, his smile is locked in an unnatural grimace as …

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S3E21 · Hollow Pursuits

Barclay’s Bittersweet Farewell: The Last Program Stands

Proud and approving, reflecting Barclay's growth while maintaining the professional distance that defines their relationship.

Holo-Picard stands near the command chair, his holographic demeanor exuding professional pride. His line—'It was a pleasure to serve with you, Mister Barclay'—is delivered with gravitas, framing Barclay's departure as …

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