Wesley Crusher

Perched at the helm, his fingers hover above controls with soldier-tight precision. When confirming Shuttle Bay security, his voice carries the slightly eager tone of youthful competence yearning to prove …

At the conn, confirms Shuttle Bay security with youthful steadiness, hands poised on helm, ready to translate Riker’s order into warp nine.”, "observed_traits_at_event": ["Eager", "Competent", "Earnest

Hands resting on Conn controls in disciplined readiness; his expression cycles between childlike wonder at the stellar vista and adult vigilance as clearances vibrate through the console.

Helmsman Crusher feeds star-coordinates with greedy speed, fingers running sweetly over LCARS panels as he delivers Riker’s course; his confident reaffirmation—“Aye, sir. Engage.”—cues impulse thrust and the unknowing chase that …

Executes the commanded impulse burn flawlessly, hands dancing across the helm with practiced precision, his momentary glance toward Geordi's engineering screen revealing the boy genius who knows when the instruments …

Wesley’s hands glide across conn controls like a concert pianist, younger than everyone yet flawless in execution; he barely registers surprise when the ship accelerates under full impulse, his brow …

Wesley’s fingers flicker across the helm in fast double-stroke inputs, his boyish eagerness curbed into disciplined efficiency as Enterprise carves out of planetary orbit and accelerates to maximum impulse.

Falls half a step behind his captain then utters the line he’s rehearsed for weeks—‘hard to leave’—and stands stock-still as Picard halts the entire conversation with one syllable. His eyes …

With adolescent precision, the ensign confirms Standard Orbit only to have his attention yanked back to Troi’s impossible silhouette; his fingers stall on the conn as he navigates cosmic strangeness …

Fingers taut over conn consoles, Wes repeats the ‘Standard orbit’ acknowledgment with a cadet’s snap precision, eyes flicking between Troi’s changed silhouette and the navigational graphics.

hands poised above conn controls that have just delivered death orbit, eyes flicking to Troi mid-input—an awkward mental stutter is audible in his otherwise crisp acknowledgement

Calls off a crisp “standard orbit” then steals a stunned half-second glance at Troi's belly before sliding into system precision flight calculations to park the haven-ship above plague country.

Focused on navigation tasks at Conn, Wesley provides silent witness to the tense exchange while maintaining his duties—a junior officer absorbing command-level concerns.

Wesley navigates with youthful precision, calculating intercept courses while proposing scientific hypotheses. His technical competence shines even as the phenomena defy conventional astrophysics.

Wesley Crusher proves indispensable—plotting void boundaries with youthful precision while navigating the Enterprise into peril.

Calculates navigational trajectories with youthful enthusiasm tempered by professional discipline, his technical suggestions contrasting with Worf's mythological interpretation of the void. Demonstrates keen spatial reasoning when plotting the void's boundaries.

Demonstrates navigational precision under pressure, volunteering to plot the void's boundaries despite its inexplicable nature. His suggestion to move closer reveals youthful curiosity tempered by exact positioning skills.

Rapidly synthesizing Data's technical input into tactical opportunity, his youthful voice cutting through tension with perceptive navigational insight.

Leans forward with youthful intensity, interpreting the star pattern as an escape route before Data confirms viability. His eager question about course-setting reveals implicit trust in their sudden reprieve.

Instantly recognizes the strategic significance of Data's star fix, his eager query about plotting a course revealing both combat readiness and youthful optimism.

Wesley observes the Yamato's progressive disappearance, his navigational alert underscoring the anomaly's accelerating effects.

Tracks the Yamato's disintegration on the main viewer with scientific fascination momentarily overriding dread, his youth showing in the slight tremor as he delivers the grim report.

Wesley physically indicates the Main Viewer with urgent concern, his youthful voice cracking slightly as he translates visual disappearance into tactical warning—bridging observation and command decision.

Wesley attempts navigational solutions, following orders to set course for vanishing starfields with growing concern.

Wesley's navigational focus shatters with Haskell's scream, his youthful face registering first confusion then dawning horror. His hands hover uselessly above the helm controls.

Wesley assists with repair estimates and remains attentive to the unfolding situation, displaying his growing competence.

Wesley assists with technical assessments in his role as Acting Ensign, demonstrating his growing competence while likely absorbing Okona's unconventional approach to spacefaring.

Wesley assists with technical assessment, verifying the feasibility of repairing Okona's guidance system.

Assisting with technical assessments and confirming the feasibility of repairs for Okona's ship.

Assists with technical assessments and quietly observes the unfolding encounter with interest.

Wesley diligently follows Riker's commands, assisting with the docking procedures. His eager compliance reflects his enthusiasm for contributing to the bridge crew's responsibilities.

Wesley Crusher observes the interaction with evident admiration for Okona, vocalizing his fascination with the rogue captain's lifestyle and engaging enthusiastically with Okona's nickname-giving.

Transfixed by Okona's rebellious philosophy, visibly wrestling with the appeal of unstructured freedom versus his Starfleet aspirations.

Wesley monitors navigation systems while reporting new threats, his youthful voice steady despite the escalating tension.

Wesley Crusher alerts the bridge about unidentified vessels and assists in communications with poised professionalism. His youthful alertness underscores the tension.

Efficiently relays communications alerts while assisting with tactical functions, his youthful demeanor contrasting with the gravity of the situation.

Reports the unidentified craft and assists with the ship's operations, maintaining calm professionalism.

Wesley continues assisting Geordi with repairs while engaging Okona with sincere curiosity, his technical focus periodically interrupted by increasingly personal questions about the captain's lifestyle choices.

Wesley assists with the repairs while directly questioning Okona about his nomadic lifestyle, displaying both technical competence and a young person's curiosity about alternative life paths.

Wesley efficiently reports the technical separation of Okona's ship, demonstrating his bridge readiness even during the crew's humorous exchange.

Confirms separation procedures with technical accuracy, demonstrating his growing competence while observing the interaction with quiet fascination.

Wesley confirms the technical separation of Okona's craft, maintaining his professional duties amidst the lighthearted moment.

Manages the Conn station professionally during the tense approach to Gravesworld, calculating orbital trajectory when requested by Picard.

Calmly reports navigation data from the Conn station, maintaining professional focus during the tense approach.

Wesley efficiently provides precise navigational data from the Conn, his youthful professionalism contrasting with the tension among senior officers.

Provides precise navigational calculations on cue before returning focus to helm operations, demonstrating disciplined bridge protocol.

Efficiently triangulating signal origins at the Conn, his technical confirmations providing critical data points for the debate. Youthful brow furrows at Pulaski's humanitarian appeal before professionally realigning with Picard's final …

Efficiently confirms signal origins and prepares navigation for Worf's proposed slingshot maneuver, demonstrating youthful competence amid senior officers' ethical debate.

Wesley demonstrates technical competence, quickly confirming distress signal coordinates before efficiently executing Picard's slingshot maneuver orders with precise acknowledgment.

Wesley attempts to re-establish contact with Gravesworld with eager professionalism, confirming signal origins and executing Picard's orbital commands with precision.

Wesley approaches with eager formality that quickly blossoms into enthusiastic exposition about Graves' theories until moderated by Picard. His physical energy manifests through animated responses and barely-contained excitement about the …

Wesley eagerly approaches Picard and lights up at the prospect of meeting Graves, accepting the assignment with visible excitement and curiosity.

Physically hurrying to catch Picard, then hesitating mid-request. His aborted sentence and nodding response reveal youthful earnestness tempered by unprocessed grief over never meeting his scientific idol.

Laughs off Data's belittling comment as another failed humor attempt, easily breaking free from the restraint. Shows no immediate alarm, trusting the crew's dynamic.

Wesley laughs off Data's condescending remark, unaware of the serious implications of Data's behavior.

Twists sharply in his Conn chair, face draining of color as he registers the phaser in Data's hand—his youthful confidence shattered by this betrayal of Starfleet's safest officer.

Silently absorbs the high-stakes debate—his youthful presence underscoring what's at stake for the next generation.

Wesley observes the high-stakes debate silently but attentively, absorbing command decisions under extreme duress.

Executes precise navigational commands, reducing velocity to half impulse and confirming standard orbit with flawless bridge protocol adherence.

Expertly pilots the Enterprise into orbit around Ramatis Three, responding crisply to Riker's navigational commands with flawless Starfleet protocol.

Confirms the reduction to half impulse and establishes standard orbit as ordered by Riker.

Professionally executes navigation commands (standard orbit confirmation) while seated at the Conn station.

Wesley Crusher operates navigation systems with flawless precision, confirming orbital parameters while remaining professionally detached from the command tension between Picard and Riker.

Wesley sets the course and velocity for Solais Five under Riker's command, demonstrating his technical proficiency.

Standard bridge operations, confirming and executing course settings without involvement in the main interaction.

Executes Riker's order with flawless technical proficiency, his navigational confirmation reflecting both youthful enthusiasm and disciplined training.

Executing navigation commands with flawless technical precision, his crisp announcements formalizing their transition from warp space to diplomatic theater.

Wesley announces their planetary approach with formal exactness from navigation, his technical execution of Riker's impulse order reflecting his disciplined training despite his youth.

Announces planetary approach with flawless Starfleet professionalism before executing Riker's order with crisp acknowledgment. His hands move deliberately across navigation controls during the warp-to-impulse transition.

Wesley maintains navigational operations during the tense situation, confirming orbit adjustments and supporting bridge operations with technical precision.

Wesley Crusher executes navigational commands with precision as the Enterprise approaches Solais Five, ensuring the ship is positioned correctly for the mission.

Wesley Crusher precisely executes navigational commands, bringing the Enterprise into standard orbit around the conflict-torn planet.

Wesley delivers his status report about Data with formal precision, maintaining professional posture despite the bridge's tense atmosphere. His interruption provides necessary operational information but inadvertently underscores the chain of …

Stationed at ops with formal posture, delivering crucial update with clipped efficiency—his youth contrasting with the grave import of Data's return. Serves as narrative hinge between despair and renewed possibility.

Delivers mission-critical information with crisp efficiency despite the charged atmosphere—his announcement cutting through Picard's emotional withdrawal.

Executes helm orders promptly to reduce to half impulse, acknowledges Riker’s navigation coordinates, and prepares to leave the bridge to accompany Riker for the exchange.

Wesley (Ensign Crusher) executes Riker's helm orders without hesitation — moving the ship to half impulse and establishing the exact orbital co‑ordinates requested, then prepares to leave the bridge with …

Wesley watches the turnover, impulsively mistakes Mendon for a friend (Mordoc), becomes visibly flustered and apologetic, and retreats socially when corrected; his anxious friendliness provides the scene's small comic beat.

Positions himself near the newcomers, misidentifies Mendon as his friend Mordoc, becomes flustered when corrected, apologizes and explains the mistake, and accepts Riker's intervention to avoid escalating embarrassment.

Wesley remains at the Forward Conn, receives Mendon's praise and probing questions politely, defends the helm's real‑world performance and answers Mendon's concerns while watching Mendon walk away with guarded interest.

Wesley remains at the Forward Station, receives Mendon's praise and critique courteously, asks for specifics, defends the helm's practical record, and watches Mendon walk away with a quietly bemused expression.

Wesley at the Forward Station remains attentive to helm duties, observing the bridge exchange and sensor activity while keeping the ship steady during the personnel transfer preparations.

Stationed at a Forward Station, Wesley maintains helm readiness and silent attention to bridge commands; he watches the exchange and prepares for any maneuvering orders while the diplomatic crisis unfolds.

Wesley acknowledges Data's order ('Aye sir') and carries it out, providing steady execution of helm duties while the senior officers reconfigure command responsibilities.

Ensign Wesley Crusher acknowledges Picard's orders immediately, asks about warp preparation, and prepares the helm to adjust course toward the sector indicated by the bridge.

Wesley Crusher acknowledges Picard's orders, prepares helm adjustments, and verbally queries about warp preparation—demonstrating readiness to execute tactical course changes.

Wesley is relieved from helm, crosses the bridge to Mendon's station, observes Mendon's frustration, offers calm, pragmatic reassurance, reframes the mistake as normal, and provides social and procedural context to …

Wesley reports bearings that indicate the Enterprise should be in contact with the Klingon ship and promptly acknowledges Data's order to slow to impulse, performing helm duties and translating sensor …

Wesley manns the forward station, reads and reports bearing data, acknowledges Data's order to impulse, and functions as the first to register the expected contact with the Klingon ship.

Present at his station, stiffens along with the other bridge officers when the admiral arrives and watches the escalating exchange with unease.

Stiffens among the bridge crew as senior officers arrive and watches the terse exchange with curiosity and unease; does not intervene but registers the moral tension keenly.

Remains at his station, stiffens with the rest of the crew at the admiral's arrival, watches the exchange between Maddox and Data with visible curiosity and tension but does not …

Wesley teases Data about gift unwrapping with boyish good humor, receives an arm around his shoulders from Data, and participates as the affectionate, youthful witness to the crew's tenderness.

Teases Data about proper gift‑opening ritual, receives Data's friendly arm and attention, stands within the farewell circle as a light, affectionate presence when other tensions surface.

Teases Data about proper present-opening, receives Data's arm around his shoulders and is called 'star pupil', participating in the intimacy of the farewell.

Light, young presence: teases Data about gift‑opening, accepts Data's affectionate gesture, and stands as a bridging figure between crew informality and the heavier adult conversations nearby.

Wesley stands at his bridge station, watching and listening with concerned curiosity, absorbing the tone and implications of Picard's promise to fight on Data's behalf.

At his bridge station and observing silently; Wesley stands as an attentive, younger witness to the legal and moral stakes unfolding aboard the ship.

Wesley remains at his station, visibly attentive though silent; his youthful presence reads as sympathetic and uneasy while he watches his elders convert a private crisis into institutional action.

Present in Main Engineering, accepts Geordi's request without hesitation, offers a prompt verbal acknowledgement, and physically exits to retrieve the requested S‑C‑M Model Three from stores.

Wesley stands nearby in Engineering, listens to Geordi's request, responds immediately with willingness, and exits to retrieve the requested S‑C‑M model three from stores.

Wesley steps out of the turbolift carrying a superconducting magnet, is immediately entranced by Salia's presence, stumbles over words while engaging her about the magnet, and later pulls Riker aside …

Exits the aft turbolift carrying a superconducting magnet, becomes visibly captivated by Salia's appearance and curiosity, engages in brief awkward dialogue and watches helplessly as Anya removes her from contact.

Exits the turbolift carrying a superconducting magnet, is immediately captivated and flustered by Salia's attention; exchanges awkward, excited dialogue and then seeks Riker's appraisal.

Wesley exits an aft turbolift holding a superconducting magnet, physically dazzled by Salia; he stumbles over words, attempts conversation, then urgently pulls Riker aside after she is taken away.

Wesley is admiring himself in a mirror, visibly self-conscious after meeting Salia; he asks Data about her, reacts to Geordi's comm with surprise, remembers the magnet, picks it up and …

Alone in his quarters, Wesley checks his reflection, asks Data questions about Salia, reacts with surprise to Geordi's call, grabs the superconducting magnet and leaves — transported from private fantasy …

Perched on the lower catwalk, Wesley is visibly daydreaming while operating a fiber‑optic probe; he drops the instrument, recovers it, excitedly gushes about the girl, missets the probe, triggers the …

Wesley stands on the lower catwalk, daydreaming; he fumbles with a fiber‑optic probe, drops it, then mis‑sets a dial that triggers a resonant‑field warning. Embarrassed, he solicits scripted social lines …

Wesley listens, stammers, and protests at being dissected; his embarrassment turns to resolve as he walks to the turbolift, propelled by Worf's crude counsel and Picard's imminent protocol.

Physically nervous and earnest at Tactical; argues with Data, asks for guidance, moves toward the turbolift prepared to act on Picard's offer, embodying adolescent eagerness and vulnerability.

Wesley asks for advice, listens uneasily to Riker's performance, taps Guinan on the arm to signal his discomfort, then quietly exits—his physical withdrawal signaling internal defeat and inability to assume …

Wesley seeks practical coaching, listens anxiously to Riker's demonstration, physically taps Guinan's arm as a tactile cue of embarrassment, and quietly exits when the roleplay confirms his discomfort and inexperience.

Wesley rounds the corridor corner confidently then visibly shrinks when he sees the guard; he attempts to steady himself, answers Aron curtly, and is rendered speechless and awestruck when Salia …

Wesley stands at the dispenser teaching Salia how to order, supplies context about Thalos Seven, gauges her reaction, and then impulsively reframes her loneliness as possibility by inviting her to …

Wesley stands nervous but engaged at the dispenser, instructs the computer, supplies the Thalian mousse as a shared sensory bridge, pivots the conversation from facts to feeling, and impulsively invites …

Wesley deliberately reconfigures the holodeck to Rosseau Five, narrates the possibilities of exploration, stays physically close to Salia, offers drinks and Thalian chocolate, and frames hope rather than debate through …

Wesley initiates and controls the holodeck program, narrates the possibilities of exploration, offers comfort, and beams with genuine happiness as he invites Salia to imagine visiting Rosseau Five and beyond.

Sits face-to-face with Salia, visibly distracted by her; absorbs Salia's confession, steels himself, then blurts a high-risk emotional offer that attempts to convert personal desire into a concrete plan.

Wesley sits face to face with Salia, grows dizzy with excitement, responds to Guinan's prompt, and impulsively offers that Salia could stay aboard the Enterprise—an emotional bid that leaves him …

Wesley sits face to face with Salia, grows dizzy with excitement, asks probing questions, and then impulsively offers that she remain aboard the Enterprise; afterward he is left embarrassed, bewildered, …

Wesley catches up to Salia, urgings turn to a bright, urgent persuasion; he clasps her hands, radiating hope until Picard's command forces him to release and retreat, ending the private …

Wesley catches up, questions Salia, responds with sudden, bright hope when she admits desire, takes her hands and promises a way before being ordered to step away by Picard.

Wesley listens, asks the clarifying question, accepts the captain's directive without argument, and exits the Ready Room—his obedience thinly veiling personal hurt and disappointment.

Wesley is not physically present but is named by Salia as the friend she wants to see; Anya cites him as the confusing influence who would lead Salia from her …

Wesley welcomes Salia, reciprocates intimacy, recoils when monstrous forms appear, instinctively places his body between the threats and Salia, triggers a security call, and is left stunned and heartbroken as …

Wesley hosts Salia in his quarters, allows an intimate near‑kiss, then instinctively places his body between the advancing monsters, touches his communicator and calls security, and is left stunned and …

Wesley greets Salia, moves from shy excitement into a near-kiss, then reflexively places himself between the monstrous intruder and Salia, touches his communicator to summon security, and ends the moment …

Wesley is not physically present but is invoked in Salia's dialogue; his promise functions as an off-screen moral support and emotional touchstone shaping Salia's hope.

Wesley stands off to the side, pressing Salia for truth with a blunt, painful question. He confesses his love, holds her gaze, and watches helplessly as she confirms reciprocity yet …

Wesley arrives breathless with the mousse, interrupts the formal procedure, offers the dessert, embraces Salia, voices his desire for truth, and in a single impulsive command ('Energize') initiates her departure …

Wesley bursts through the doors holding a dish of Thalian mousse, interrupts the formal send-off, offers the mousse to Salia, embraces her, then — after her transfiguration — quietly instructs …

Wesley sits alone at the Ten-Forward table, eyes fixed on its light, verbalizes a painful, almost devotional memory of seeing Salia on the transporter pad, then reluctantly rises and returns …

Exits the turbolift, moves to the Conn, relieves Ensign Gibson, confirms Picard’s order, then pauses to stare at Daled Four on the Main Viewer before engaging the warp drive at …

Exits the turbolift, moves to the Conn, takes over from Ensign Gibson, inputs and confirms the ordered speed, then physically engages the warp drive while watching the Main Viewer as …

Wesley reports precise rendezvous ETA from his station, providing the temporal anchor for the rescue; his concise technical update precedes the transmission break-up and subsequent emergency reaction.

Reports precise rendezvous time from his conn/operations station (four minutes, thirty-three seconds), maintaining procedural calm while the bridge erupts into emergency response.

Wesley reports an exact time‑to‑rendezvous and maintains station composure; his precise timing converts an abstract deadline into concrete minutes and seconds for command decisions.

At the Conn, present during tense bridge exchanges; performs navigation/time-to-rendezvous duties and absorbs orders as the bridge pivots from emotional reaction to operational focus.

Wesley stands at the Conn, executing operational duties silently; his attentive presence supports bridge function and underscores the shipboard weight of the crisis even without spoken lines.

Enters hesitantly, asks about the Iconians with curiosity, confesses acute grief over the Yamato's losses and compares himself unfavorably to senior officers; visibly vulnerable and seeking guidance from Picard.

Wesley enters hesitantly, asks to speak, listens intently to Picard's archaeological analogy, admits his grief about the Yamato, and looks to Picard for authoritative reassurance; he is present and immediately …

Manned at his station, monitoring readings while Picard moves between consoles; attentive to instructions and emotionally invested due to the Yamato's loss referenced earlier, though he does not speak during …

Manning the conn/operations area between Picard and Data; observes sensor readouts, assists as needed, and registers the escalating stakes with youthful attentiveness and anxiety.

Addressed directly by Picard to prepare to lower shields, Wesley is implied to be manning a console and ready to follow orders, representing the junior officer executing an ordered defensive …

Mister Crusher is addressed by Picard to prepare lowering shields; he is implied to be at his station and ready to follow the order though he has no spoken lines …

Ensign Wesley Crusher mans his station, calling the Romulan contact, fighting intermittent shields and weapons readouts, reporting probe launches and shield oscillations while visibly anxious and attempting rapid technical fixes.

Wesley detects the Romulan ship, frantically toggles his console to raise shields, reports repeated shield and weapons resets, and repeatedly informs command of probes and system behavior while clearly alarmed …

At the Ops station, Wesley remains focused and attentive, processing bridge telemetry and ready to support the evacuation by keeping command informed and managing systems as needed.

Wesley pilots the Enterprise from the helm, maneuvering them into the appropriate orbit and swinging the ship to the planet's night side on command, remaining attentive and responsive to navigational …

Wesley mans the helm/conn, piloting the Enterprise into orbital position and executing the approach toward the night side while attentively following orders and monitoring navigation readouts.

Wesley interrupts the room over the intercom with an urgent sensor report: the detection of a large structure on Theta Eight. His off‑screen communication shifts the event from passive analysis …

Wesley interrupts via the intercom with an urgent sensor report: he informs the captain that a large structure has been detected on the planet, instantly raising operational stakes and forcing …

Wesley is positioned at the sensors with other bridge personnel, studying the readouts attentively; he contributes to the collective monitoring effort and supports senior officers with technical observation.

Standing at the sensor station with others, Wesley monitors the readout and helps present the anomaly; his posture is attentive and concerned though he offers no spoken analysis in this …

Wesley stands at the Conn near Picard, monitoring helm and sensors; he is present and attentive, implied to be ready to supply sensor telemetry or adjust ship positioning as ordered.

Wesley stands at the aft station alongside Geordi, reporting technical efforts to employ alternate encoding schemes and assisting with permutations to re-establish a communications link with the away team.

Wesley remains at his station as the voice comes through; he is alert and ready to reroute or repeat signals, a junior operator translating sensor noise into actionable information.

Wesley reports the failure of the hailing frequencies succinctly, acknowledges Picard's order without argument, and remains a focused, deferential technical voice on the bridge while implying concern about the loss …

At Science Two alongside Geordi, Wesley rapidly retrieves information from ship archives and calls the result over to Picard while monitoring the consoles and relaying status updates.

Wesley retrieves and announces preliminary information, brings up the search/file screen for Picard to read, and assists Geordi in frantic data queries while remaining efficient and focused under pressure.

Appears only as a communications voice reporting hailing range to Starbase Montgomery; his announcement triggers Picard's power‑and‑itinerary orders and concretizes the decision to stop.

Wesley, off-screen via com, reports that the Enterprise is within hailing range of Starbase Montgomery—providing the factual trigger that allows Picard to justify the external analysis and the operational stop.

At the Conn, executes Picard's order by acknowledging and implementing synchronous orbit, keeping the ship on the required vector while the discussion unfolds.

Wesley mans the Conn, acknowledges Picard's order with 'Aye, sir,' carrying out the synchronous orbit command; he provides the procedural music that underscores the exchange and demonstrates junior obedience.

Wesley hurries to keep pace with Worf, initiates conversation about Riker's promotion and family, attempts empathetic connection, and is left visibly shaken when Worf abruptly rebuffs him.

Enters Main Engineering ashen-faced and reports a fraught interpersonal exchange with Worf, admitting possible fault; moves the conversation from technical diagnostics to emotional concern about a crewmate.

Enters Main Engineering ashen-faced, reports a fraught, guilt-inducing conversation with Worf, expresses anxiety that he said something wrong, insists the cause of Worf's distress is deeper than a staffing concern …

Wesley identifies Worf's atypical behavior, pushes back on the idea Riker's assignment is causal, urges the others to intervene, and volunteers to lead discreet observation — moving the group from …

Wesley advocates passionately that Worf's behavior is abnormal and insists the crew should help because Worf is their friend. He accepts the monitoring assignment and is left feeling responsible and …

Wesley voices concern for Worf, insists the crew should help, volunteers to monitor for unusual behavior, and is left unsure when his seniors leave the responsibility framed on him.

Wesley rushes up, breathless and urgent, explains Riker's demand for his Paracelsian computations, pleads for cover so he can finish, and quickly departs when Data agrees, treating friends as a …

Wesley bursts in with urgency, presenting the Klingon Cultural Database findings that identify the cause of Worf's behavior. He translates dry database entries into a compassionate diagnosis and presses the …

Wesley has accessed and reads from the Klingon Cultural Database aloud, supplying setting specifics and the phraseology that permits Data and Geordi to anchor the abstract rite in concrete terms; …

Wesley approaches O'Brien on the shop floor, earnestly requests his attendance at a party for Worf, and catalyzes the group's shift from defensive posture to conspiratorial kindness—acting as the emotional …

Approaches O'Brien mid-inspection to recruit him for a surprise party for Worf, inserting a softer, human beat that shifts focus from institutional tension to personal care and camaraderie.

Wesley steps forward and studies the Klingons and their painstiks intently, arguing that an authentic ritual is necessary to help Worf, acting as the earnest advocate for the psychological intervention.

Steps forward earnestly, examines the Klingon figures and their painstiks, and argues that the ritual is necessary to get Worf through his crisis, pushing the group toward moral commitment.

Wesley is present among the assembled crew, acknowledged earlier as having knowledge of the Rite; he watches supportively and participates in the ceremonial witnessing, nodding and taking cues from Data …

Present among the comrades, having learned details of the secret rite; watches earnestly and respectfully as Worf proceeds down the trough, nodding in quiet pride at the successful execution of …

Present among the crew, having likely provided background knowledge that made the recreation possible, he watches attentively, nods in support, and shares the pride of enabling Worf's ceremony.

Wesley at Conn executes Riker's navigation orders: terminates synchronous orbit, confirms course to Beta Kupsic and warp factor five, and reports course and speed set with professional efficiency.

At Conn, follows Riker's navigational orders without hesitation, responds with status updates ('Terminating synchronous orbit', 'Course and speed set') and executes 'Engage' when given.

At the Conn, acknowledges and executes Riker's helm orders, announces termination of synchronous orbit and later confirms course and speed when set.

Although absent physically, Wesley is the focal subject of the debate — his reputation, maturity, and future are assessed and contested by senior officers, making him immediately affected by their …

Wesley is not physically present but is the subject of decision-making; his status as a dependent, trainee, and emerging officer is debated, and the conversation establishes the crucible to which …

Wesley stands at Ops and, upon hearing Riker's com, rises and begins to walk up the ramp toward the Observation Lounge doors; his movement is purposeful but carries the weight …

Wesley enters the lounge, registers the senior officers' scrutiny, accepts Riker's formal commission, asks practical questions about assembling a team, expresses gratitude, and vows not to disappoint before exiting—visibly honored …

Wesley runs to catch up with Troi and Riker, clutching a PADD. He lists candidate specialists, hesitates mid‑list, admits awkwardness about age and compatibility, receives the corrective from Riker, nods, …

Enters the lab briskly and confidently, introduces himself, announces command of the planetary survey, names team members, accepts Davies' 'help' awkwardly and leaves attempting to keep composure as his confidence …

Wesley stands rooted outside a briefing-room door, eyes repeatedly sliding to the threshold; he speaks haltingly about duties but reveals acute self-doubt and reluctance to exercise imposed authority.

Wesley stands frozen near a briefing-room door, repeatedly glancing at it while explaining logistical concerns; he voices his insecurity about leading the assembled team and defers authority to Riker.

Wesley reads the PADD, identifies UV absorption signatures, proposes a full Ico-spectrogram, then hesitates and capitulates under senior skepticism; he stands awkwardly as Davies and Hildebrant move away, visibly troubled.

Wesley examines the PADD, points out U.V. absorption as evidence for traker, advocates running a time‑consuming Ico‑spectrogram, hesitates under pressure, and ultimately concedes aloud with an uncertain 'Well, maybe you're …

Enters Ten‑Forward anxious and searching; directly asks Riker for advice about ordering Ensign Davies to run an Ico‑spectrogram. Listens, absorbs Riker's reframing, smiles, and announces his decision to order the …

Wesley enters the lab holding himself stiffly, delivers a concise, authoritative order to run the Ico‑spectrogram on the Selcundi Drema system, then freezes in stunned amazement after Davies immediately complies.

Wesley explains the scientific discovery clearly and cautiously, accepts credit for requesting the Ico-gram through Davies' remark, and exits with the survey team to begin reversal work, showing both command …

Wesley presents the ico‑gram and explains the discovery of massive dilithium lattices, defers when pressed for certainty, and accepts responsibility as the scientist who requested the detailed analysis.

Wesley is present at his station, attentive to the unfolding drama but not speaking; his presence underscores the bridge's full complement during an emergent situation.

Wesley remains at his accustomed place on the bridge, observing the scene with tension; he does not intervene but is attentive to both the human drama and the operational countdown.

Reports the expected timing ('Very quickly, sir'), watches sensor confirmation of success, and openly exults 'We did it!' — a visibly proud and relieved reaction to the experiment's validation.

Reports timing on the expected results and celebrates when sensors show reduced tectonic stress; visibly validated by the experiment's success and relieved that his calculations were correct.

Wesley enters the bridge, approaches the command station, declines Riker's invitation to sit in the first officer's chair, accepts praise, then hesitates and asks whether command becomes easier — revealing …

Wesley acknowledges orders ('Answering all stop'), voices bewildered questions about how the captain could have left undetected, and executes helm/engineering commands under Riker's direction.

Acknowledges the 'all stop' order promptly, voices disbelief about how the captain could have left unnoticed, and serves as a nervous foil to Riker's composure.

Wesley, over comms, acknowledges and carries out the all‑stop command immediately, providing procedural responsiveness and translating the captain's order into shipboard action from his station.

Acknowledges and repeats the helm response 'Answering all stop' over comms, executing the immediate procedural command, a small but necessary operational action.

Inputs helm and engineering commands attempting to disengage the tractor hold; reports that the ship remains held despite maneuvers, communicating immediacy and alarm.

Wesley operates at helm/engineering inputs, attempts the warp escape Riker and Picard order, reports the tractor still holding them and executes emergency maneuvers under intense pressure.

Wesley inputs helm and power orders, attempts to disengage the ship, and reports that the vessel is being held by the beam — acting as the nervous technical executor between …

Wesley provides situational updates from the bridge, reporting that the Borg ship is closing and contributing to the tempo of information that drives command decisions.

Wesley reports sensor readouts — specifically that the Borg ship is closing — assisting situational awareness and amplifying the urgency on the bridge as shields fall and the enemy closes …

Provides a situational report that the Borg ship is closing, reinforcing the tactical picture and the immediacy of the threat.

Confirms ship's restored heading and position after Q's intervention and implements Picard's order to set course for Starbase 83, delivering data calmly and precisely.

Wesley reports post-relocation coordinates and confirms course set for Starbase 83, translating the ship's sudden relocation into navigational data and a safe destination.

Wesley provides navigational readouts after the Q intervention, confirming the Enterprise's return coordinates and executing Picard's order to set course for Starbase 83.

Wesley enters from the turbolift, receives the Starfleet communications rectangle, asks about testing parameters, and voices apprehension about competitive cadets—physically present and emotionally vulnerable in front of senior officers.

Wesley is startled when Picard appears and offers to accompany him; his surprise shows, then he quickly steadies himself, acknowledges the order to ready the shuttle and departs via the …

Wesley walks between adults, voicing a specific social fear about an extended private transit with Picard; his worry is candid and vulnerable, prompting others to attempt mitigation.

Wesley pilots the shuttle confidently at impulse speed, listens intently, reacts with surprise and mild apprehension when Picard reveals the failed implant, but restrains curiosity and follows the captain's order …

Sits across from Picard, curious and deferential; presses politely for information about the surgeon and the operation, then withdraws when Picard cites 'personal reasons'.

Wesley checks his instruments, takes a breath, and — summoning courage — directly questions Picard about his distance and parenthood, listening intently to each careful reply and absorbing the implication …

Wesley probes Picard with earnest, personal questions, listens raptly to the impalement story, and physically reacts (a gulp) as the lesson reframes his assumptions about experience and discipline.

Wesley carefully probes with intimate, direct questions, listens intently to Picard's story, physically reacts (a gulp) to the impaling anecdote, and visibly recalibrates his own self-confidence in response to the …

Wesley answers evasively, shows a brief grimace of embarrassment, listens as Picard lectures, and passes from defensive dismissal to awkward receptivity—physically attentive, internally preoccupied with exams and time constraints.

Wesley functions as Pulaski's informal escort, politely confirming his mission before offering a quiet, earnest confession that he enjoyed their shared time — a bid for connection and approval that …

Standing at his station as the subject of Picard's announcement; listens attentively when Picard affirms his continued studies, accepts the order to warp five and prepares to execute it.

Wesley stands near the materialization, asks tentative questions about the delegates' condition, approaches a container and lifts the cover to reveal a writhing mass of worm-like food — his curiosity …

Wesley acts as an inquisitive junior officer: he asks questions, moves close to inspect the arriving container, lifts its cover, and reacts with visible concern and curiosity to the writhing …

Wesley answers Riker honestly about the Antedians' appearance, points out the incoming shuttle on the screen when Troi reacts, and stands as a junior officer caught between curiosity and procedural …

Wesley responds to Riker's question about the Antedians, points out the incoming transport on the screen, and watches the pilot and then Lwaxana appear with adolescent curiosity and visible unease.

Wesley stands before the transporter platform studying the hooded Antedians, answers Lwaxana politely, and becomes visibly flustered and guilty as she circles and speaks to him, exchanging awkward compliments about …

Wesley stands at the platform inspecting the hooded Antedians, delivering an awkward compliment to Worf, answering Mrs. Troi's question about revival, and reacting with guilty curiosity to the social confusion …

At a station, Wesley actively checks instruments and supplies a precise ETA to Pacifica, translating sensor data into a hard timeline that compresses mission leeway and raises the urgency of …

At Conn, Wesley checks instruments and reports ETA to Pacifica when prompted by Riker, remaining focused on navigation and timeline despite the social disruption unfolding around him.

Wesley voices a spontaneous, naive question — 'Married?' — registering the size of the announcement and the bridge's collective shock; he functions as an innocent emotional barometer.

Expresses audible surprise at the marriage proclamation with a single question ('Married?'), embodying naive curiosity and the bridge's collective confusion; stands by as an audience to the scene.

At the Conn Wesley enthusiastically accepts Riker's invitation, leaps from the helm to join the Hathaway crew — his eagerness visible and immediate, making the personnel shuffle physical and public.

At the Conn, Wesley brightens at Riker's nod and enthusiastically leaps up to accompany Riker; his physical eagerness underlines his hunger for experience and approval.

Wesley moves among the damaged stations with the group, checking consoles and preparing to assist; he is attentive, eager to contribute, and aligns himself to the practical work Riker is …

Wesley stands open‑mouthed amid scorched housings and exposed conduits, hands unoccupied and stained with grime; his posture registers a mix of technical curiosity and dawning dread at the scale of …

Wesley toils inside the empty dilithium chamber, grinding and manipulating fittings by hand; he performs hands‑on repairs, supports Geordi's final assembly, and watches the engines catch with quiet, focused attention.

Wesley vocalizes immediate despair — 'We don't have a prayer' — then quickly refuses Riker's offer to transfer, signaling a mix of helplessness and stubborn determination to stay and help …

Wesley responds first with a bleak assessment — 'We don't have a prayer' — then rejects Riker's offer to transfer immediately and decisively. His quick refusal signals loyalty and an …

Wesley is on his stomach peering into the empty antimatter warp chamber, argues the salvaged dilithium could be useful, then abruptly announces he must return to the Enterprise and exits …

Wesley enters from the turbolift, crosses to Riker at the command chair and asks, in a casual tone, for permission to return to the Enterprise to shut down an experiment …

Wesley enters from the turbolift, crosses to Riker at the command chair, and casually requests permission to return to the Enterprise to shut down his running plasma experiment, framing it …

Wesley delicately maneuvers and removes the clear antimatter orb from his personal experimental station, speaks in anxious, excessive chatter to mask the transgression, declares it "ruined," and crosses to a …

Physically installs the antimatter containment orb into the chamber, points out the orb and the minute dilithium chips wedged into the clamp fingers, defends his retrieval of the device as …

Provides the critical quantification — 'just under two seconds' — with visible unease; accepts responsibility for the technical detail and the implied danger to the ship.

Wesley pushes for an immediate pursuit of the crippled Enterprise, demonstrating eagerness and a youthful impulse to convert opportunity into action; he then obeys Riker's order to prepare the ship …

Wesley watches the counter climb from the Hathaway viewscreen earlier and then stands in Ten‑Forward, elated and awed by the sustained strategic move and Data's explanation.

Serves aboard the Hathaway assisting engineering and piloting tasks; later is present in Ten‑Forward, enthusiastic about Data's victory and proud of the crew's outcome.

Wesley is anxious and deferential: he asks practical questions, stands to the side during the demonstration, intermittently interrupts with embarrassed comments, and serves as the naive audience for Riker's display.

Sits with Riker at the bar, nervously asks how to approach a romantic encounter, stands off to the side to watch Riker's live demonstration, and lightly taps Guinan when the …

Wesley is nervously attentive, asking what to say and how to act; he stands awkwardly to the side, taps Guinan for reassurance, then admits the coached approach doesn't fit his …

Wesley moves between panel and viewer, cheerfully agile, flips the Engineering viewer to the Main Viewer, and proposes then initiates a reroute of power into the repulser beam—an improvisational technical …

Wesley shifts from cheerful banter to technical improviser: he switches the viewer to watch the incoming mass, then manipulates power leads and control panels to reverse flow into the force …

Wesley is discovered face-down on the lab table among textbooks and lab gear, abruptly jolting awake when Riker's comm calls him; he turns disoriented and answers hoarsely, a mix of …

Not shown on-screen but addressed by Riker; Wesley is the implied recipient of the tease, suggested to be nearby or off-camera and likely embarrassed or sleepy in response, establishing his …

Wesley moves quickly and efficiently around the lab, putting away equipment, noticing and snapping closed an open container, answering a comm with an apologetic tone, then adjusting his appearance and …

Wesley enters embarrassed, sits at his station, supplies the approach distance, accepts Stubbs' encouragement with shy deference, and watches the exchange—positioned as both instrument operator and student emotionally invested in …

Sits at his station, flushed and embarrassed but attentive; provides the critical range data when prompted and stands physically close to Stubbs, visibly reverent and supportive of the scientist's excitement.

Wesley answers Stubbs' technical prompt with exactitude and then honestly admits he prepared by reading Stubbs' published work; his delivery is concise and confident, converting technical knowledge into interpersonal currency.

Wesley supplies a concise, technically precise duration and explains he studied Stubbs' published work; his calm delivery converts admiration into responsibility and implicates him in the experiment's moral orbit.

Wesley shouts that 'The ship is not responding,' converting technical failure into human alarm; he reports systemic unresponsiveness rather than a localized symptom, signaling that the problem may be widespread …

Wesley vocalizes alarm, reporting that the ship is not responding; his comment reads as both a technical observation and an emotional plea, exposing his fear and the personal stakes he …

Pauses mid‑walk, answers with a seriousness beyond his years, politely refuses the holodeck invitation and cites checking on Doctor Stubbs in Sickbay as obligation before moving on; his posture and …

Wesley enters with a relay message from the captain, reports ship systems status, and candidly admits the strain of trying to earn Academy admission while contributing to ship duties.

Enters Sickbay, delivers Captain's message about restored systems and another launch, explains briefly about his studies, listens to Stubbs' banter, and follows Stubbs out—carrying responsibility and relief in equal measure.

Wesley is not present but is the emotional focus; his habits, friendships, and perceived dependence are described and debated, making him an immediate, though offscreen, affected party in the conversation.

Wesley stands over the containment unit, challenged by Stubbs' calm and paternal framing; he is visibly anxious, questions Stubbs, and then snaps into action when Red Alert sounds, ordering Stubbs …

Wesley stands beside the containment unit, visibly anxious and seeking reassurance; he questions Stubbs' calm, listens as Stubbs frames genius as burden, then snap-reacts to the Red Alert and orders …

Wesley stands on the bridge, silent and inwardly alarmed; the dialogue triggers private recognition and guilty apprehension as he begins to suspect his experiment might be implicated.

Present on the bridge, Wesley is internally struck by the implications of the report and the orders—his guilt and fear begin to crystallize though he offers no spoken input in …

Wesley is physically present but silent; the report and Picard's measures send him inward, considering that his own experiment might have precipitated the emergency and feeling mounting guilt and fear.

Standing at the edge of the open panel, Wesley watches Geordi's repair and the magnified imagery; he offers a hopeful, surface reassurance then visibly collapses inward when Geordi suggests the …

Bursts into Sickbay with urgency, retrieves his research materials and the sealed container, applies the handheld diagnostic scanner, watches the readout produce no response, and exhales a long, despairing sigh …

Kneeling and setting a high‑tech trap at the bar, Wesley is exposed and shaky. He confesses his Advanced Genetics experiment with Sickbay nanites, admits a container was left open and …

Kneeling in Ten-Forward, Wesley arranges improvised high‑tech traps and alternates between fiddling with devices and confessing to Guinan; he admits extracting nanites, falling asleep with the container open, and fears …

Wesley is at a workbench studying nanites when Stubbs appears; he answers Stubbs' concern, listens to Stubbs' plea, and delivers a calm, clear moral refusal, turning away afterward — asserting …

Wesley stands witness to the launch, absorbing the spectacle and the moral implications; he silently withholds any shared celebration, instead internalizing guilt and asserting a principled distance from Stubbs' single-minded …

Wesley reports range information and stands as an observer, watching Doctor Stubbs with a quietly troubled posture—registering the human cost of the scientist's single-mindedness.

Wesley stands watching Doctor Stubbs, having announced range earlier; he watches the doctor alone and feels the weight of responsibility and the moral cost of the experiment.

Wesley enters Ten-Forward with Annette; he is observed but does not speak in this beat. His arrival functions as the visual confirmation Beverly wanted, altering her internal register from abstract …

Wesley enters Ten-Forward with Annette, presenting as relaxed and socially engaged; he is the object of Beverly's lines and observations but does not speak or directly participate in the conversation …

Wesley stands by assisting and contributes the key diagnosis—identifying teremi‑thorons—confidently and succinctly, reframing the problem from mechanical to environmental.

Wesley assists at consoles, proposes teremi-thorons as the culprit, explains their destructive effect on transporter patterns, and pushes for additional experimental approaches while trying to remain confident.

Wesley assists with diagnostics, offers the teremi‑thoron hypothesis directly, and encourages further tests — his intervention reframes the failure as a known exotic-particle interaction rather than mere equipment trouble.

Kneels at the transporter panel and proposes bypassing the autosequence to decompile the pattern buffer; physically manipulates controls, then slowly stands and accepts O'Brien's violent reprimand with contrition.

Wesley proposes a risky software bypass, drops to the open panel and physically manipulates the console; he stands when the system shorts and immediately offers a subdued apology after O'Brien's …

Wesley spots and excitedly calls out a precise sensor contact with coordinates, catalyzing the bridge's attention and shifting the mission from broad survey to targeted investigation.

Ensign Wesley actively monitors helm/sensor consoles, identifies and calls out a discrete contact at a precise planetary latitude/longitude, transforming a negative sweep into a focused lead; his discovery reorients the …

At the helm, Wesley executes acceleration and course orders, reports warp factors and the frustrating fact that the enemy matches every increase in speed, and follows direction to pursue then …

At the helm, executes acceleration and pursuit orders, reports incremental warp factors and notes that the warship is matching the Enterprise's acceleration curve exactly.

Wesley reports tactical sensor readings and warns of the enemy's maneuver to interpose between the Enterprise and Rana Four, functioning as the junior but perceptive tactical voice on the bridge.

Wesley monitors sensors and provides tactical updates: he detects the warship's maneuver to interpose between the Enterprise and Rana IV and warns command of the enemy's positioning.

Wesley provides sensor observations and tactical warnings, identifying the warship's maneuver to interpose itself between the Enterprise and Rana Four and signaling the tactical implications.

Wesley executes helm commands, moves the ship to a higher orbit when instructed, and questions what parameters the bridge wants monitored next, acting as the practical link between orders and …

Wesley carries helm orders—moves the Enterprise to a higher orbit when commanded—and politely queries what the bridge should monitor, representing the conn’s obedient, curious presence during the crisis.

Carries out helm orders to change orbit at Picard's instruction, asks clarifying tactical questions about what to monitor after the engagement, and executes maneuvering commands.

At the Conn, Wesley remains attentive and ready to execute helm commands as Picard shifts from survey to emergency orders; he is a quiet, responsive presence in the operational chain.

Manning the Forward Conn helm, Wesley is focused on translating immediate helm inputs while the bridge's tempo shifts around him; he remains ready to execute any evasive or course adjustments …

Wesley, positioned at conn and watching the exchange, blurts a personal memory that links Picard's present choice to a past kindness — he vocalizes the scene's emotional truth and asks …

Wesley at Conn exchanges a glance with Riker, speaks up with a quietly haunted admission that Picard once did the same for him, and vocalizes fear about becoming accustomed to …

Wesley is proposed by Troi as a peer liaison to speak with Jeremy about his father's death; he is framed as a near-peer who can bridge youth experience and serve …

Wesley is addressed by Beverly and stands as the moral touchstone question — he does not speak in this excerpt but is implicitly asked to reflect on what he would …

Not physically present in the scene but addressed directly by Beverly; his name functions as an ethical touchstone and rhetorical device prompting the senior staff to consider personal stakes and …

Nervously reports as ordered, then confesses a long-held anger toward Picard that models emotional honesty and catalyzes others to face buried feelings—his confession functions as a turning point for the …

Wesley arrives nervous and hesitant, then confesses long-hidden anger toward Picard; his candid admission cracks the room open emotionally and models truthful grieving for Jeremy.

Nervous but compelled to unburden himself: Wesley confesses long‑held anger at Picard for returning when his own father did not, a candid admission that functions as catalytic release for Jeremy …

Wesley stands at the windows with Data, watching the debris and then noticing Geordi; he speaks up playfully with 'Uh oh,' then takes on an explanatory role, translating a social …

Wesley stands at the Ten-Forward windows with Data, reading ruins aloud, then shifts attention to Geordi at the bar. He supplies a human gloss for Data's literal mind and quietly …

Wesley reports fluctuating main power return and waveguide readings at his console, follows Riker's order to run a maintenance sweep, and represents the bridge's active technical monitoring during the away …

Wesley monitors his bridge console and reports that the main power return is behaving oddly, citing fluctuating waveguide readings; his alert compels Riker to order further diagnostics.

Wesley acknowledges Picard's helm order with a crisp 'Yessir' and remains at the helm executing the course change while attentive to bridge cues as power fluctuations begin.

Responds immediately and obediently to Picard's helm order with 'Yessir,' preparing course changes at the captain's direction while monitoring bridge cues.

Reports engine status to Picard candidly, relays that engines are not responding, and communicates technical limitations from the bridge consoles under direction.

Wesley reports directly from the helm consoles that repeated orders are receiving no response; his updates communicate operational failure and increase bridge tension.

Wesley is present on the bridge, listening and absorbing senior orders and medical timeline; he stays attentive and ready, an operative mind-in-training watching how command balances risk and protocol.

Wesley stands on the bridge listening attentively to medical and command exchanges, absorbing the severity of the situation and the timbre of orders, ready to act on further technical or …

Mans the helm initially, yields the conn respectfully when Picard relieves him, watches intently and learns during the manual thruster firings, then resumes his station after Picard returns the conn.

Proposes the neutrino beacon concept, explains how Geordi could signal back by modifying the pulse, then immediately moves off the bridge to construct the device after receiving Picard's order.

Wesley proposes the neutrino beacon solution, explains its usage briefly, and immediately moves to implement Picard's order, leaving the bridge to begin construction or deployment.

Wesley Crusher enters the bridge and announces the neutrino beacon is operational and has been placed aboard a class three probe, offering the crew a concrete technical path to locate …

Enters the bridge and announces that the neutrino beacon is operational and has been placed aboard a class three probe, offering a concrete technical instrument to locate persons inside the …

Wesley monitors the neutrino probe readout anxiously, reports fluctuations as background noise, shakes his head when no locator window appears, and visibly bears the weight of failing to find La …

Wesley physically monitors the neutrino probe's readouts, reports the fluctuation as background noise, and wears a concerned expression while watching bridge reactions—his technical judgment shapes the bridge's emotional tenor.

Wesley monitors the neutrino beacon, reports modulation and unchanged signal confirming two life‑signs; his fieldwork and timing are the immediate cause of the rescue attempt.

Wesley monitors the neutrino beacon and reports modulation of its signal, giving the first concrete sign that a second life form may be present; his technical observation catalyzes Picard's gambit.

Wesley reports that the neutrino beacon signal is modulating, offering the critical clue that pinpoints two lifeforms and gives Picard the technical pretext to lower shields and effect a rescue.

Wesley sees Troi, moves through the corridor to intercept her, speaks urgently and emotionally about his mother's refusal to allow an overnight at Holodeck Four, seeking sympathy, validation, and possibly …

At Ops, Wesley isolates and processes audio telemetry to compensate for relativistic time dilation; he manipulates signal timing to un‑skew Data's slowing, fragmented transmissions so the bridge can understand vital …

Wesley predicts the wormhole's appearance, then isolates and processes garbled, time‑dilated audio to reconstruct Data's degraded telemetry, restoring partial meaning to the bridge's incoming signal.

Wesley monitors sensors from the operations consoles, detects anomalous audio/telemetry, grows excited then alarmed, and alerts the bridge to an incoming shuttle transmission that culminates in the shuttle image appearing …

Wesley monitors incoming sensor feeds and com channels, detects a broken, distorted transmission, and urgently alerts the bridge—his excited call shifts focus from argument to possible distress beyond the wormhole.

Wesley monitors external sensors intently, reacts excitedly to a faint transmission, calls the captain's attention, and provides the technical lead that turns a diplomatic resolution into a new operational emergency.

Responds promptly to Picard's helm command ('Aye, sir'), executing the course change that transitions the Enterprise from ceremonial host to active protector and pursuer.

Wesley acknowledges Picard's order and executes the helm command to set course for the Hromi Cluster, translating strategic intent into immediate ship movement.

Wesley reports orbital insertion and translates Data’s technical readouts into plain terms (‘Campfires’), demonstrating competence and helping bridge officers quickly interpret sensor anomalies as potentially sentient activity.

Wesley sits at the helm, states the ship's present position, evaluates Brull's requested heading, calmly inputs an alternate course and quantifies the time cost to justify the safer choice.

Wesley is startled by Brull's intrusion, tries to remain polite while protecting his study space, explains the dense math on his PADD, and softens when Brull reveals fatherhood — shifting …

Wesley sits studying in the background with his PADD, watching events uneasily as Brull approaches, has snacks taken and his device inspected, and registers surprise then curiosity at Brull's candid …

Hunched at a corner table doing homework with snacks and a PADD; startled by Brull's approach, politely defends himself while letting the Gatherer inspect his device and snacks.

Wesley is at his station and remains alert to helm and sensor calls; he is present during the exchange and prepared to execute bridge commands that follow Picard's orders.

Wesley Crusher is at his station, attentive to the red‑alert activity and the phaser firing sequence; he observes the tactical/diplomatic pivot without speaking.

Wesley supplies heading coordinates, actively monitors his console, notices with surprise that the drive section has vanished, and suggests the disappearance implies someone is actively piloting the vessel.

Ensign Wesley runs heading coordinates on his console, notices the disappearance of the drive section, expresses puzzlement aloud, and relays that there is no sign along the expected heading.

Runs continuous sweeps, relays that nothing is within normal sensor range until Data's recalibration reveals the craft; reacts quickly to the pod bounce and follows Riker's order to realign for …

Wesley runs continuous sensor sweeps, reacts to the pod's bounce off the shields, and implements Riker's realignment order without hesitation, providing live telemetry to senior officers.

Wesley runs sensor sweeps, executes Riker's polar realignment order promptly, and identifies the cylindrical object as an escape pod on Data's tuned readouts.

Wesley is present on the bridge, attentive to the transmission and preparations though he offers no lines; he monitors consoles and absorbs command decisions.

Wesley Crusher, at the Conn, promptly implements Picard's navigation order: he enters and confirms coordinates for the starbase at Lya Three and reports back that the coordinates are set.

Wesley Crusher, manning the Conn, executes Picard's navigation order immediately: he confirms and sets the coordinates for the starbase at Lya Three and reports completion, translating command into shipboard action.

Wesley arrives shocked and grief-stricken, interrupts to request permission to join the away team, listens as Picard denies him and assigns him to investigate the Ansata technology, then accepts the …

Wesley has just been told of his mother's abduction; he interrupts, demands permission to join the away team, then receives Picard's refusal and accepts assignment to investigate the terrorists' technology.

Wesley physically handles the opened Ansata armband, observes data on the monitors, calls up archival files, and excitedly pushes the group toward the Elway Theorem as the explanatory model.

Leans over the opened Ansata armband on the pool table, connects the faint nuclear vibration to inter‑dimensional transport and the Elway Theorem, excites the team and instructs the computer to …

Wesley reports subspace reflections and dimensional shifts from Science One, trying to interpret the attackers' transit signatures and offering to calibrate a destination lock for rescue or pursuit.

At Science One Wesley relays subspace reflections and dimensional shift data, attempts to calibrate readings to determine the attackers' destination but reports inability to fix coordinates, increasing the ship's tactical …

At Science One, Wesley offers the first realistic technical solution: a method to obtain a fix on the Ansata's dimensional power source on their next jump, turning dread into actionable …

At Science One, presents a focused technical proposal: a method to lock onto the Ansata dimensional power source next time, converting grief into a pragmatic plan to deny the enemy …

Wesley stands over the Science One console, reading and confirming the diagnostic output, then turns to Riker and Alexana and issues a clipped authorization — 'Got it.' His posture and …

Wesley stands at Science One with Data, having finished the analysis; he turns toward Command and speaks a single, grave confirmation that validates the rescue window and shifts command toward …

Wesley delivers the pinpoint coordinates for the Ansata base, sums up the plan aloud for the assembled officers, and offers a terse, earnest good-luck to the departing rescue team, his …

Positioned at Science One, Wesley announces the pinpointed location of the Ansata base and succinctly summarizes the plan, ending with a terse good-luck wish to Riker; his personal stake sharpens …

At the Conn, Wesley waits anxiously, then hurries across the bridge to embrace Beverly, delivers modest credit to the team and a warm, filial greeting while acknowledging Picard.

Wesley stands at Conn anxious, then hurries across the bridge to embrace his rescued mother, trading embarrassment for heartfelt relief and speaking briefly to both Beverly and Picard.

At the Conn handling ship control, attentive to bridge tempo; while not speaking in the beat he contributes to the composed operational environment that allows Picard's log to proceed and …

Wesley watches from his station with youthful concern, registering both the gravity of the accusation and the captain's decision to privatize the discussion.

Wesley leans into tricorder readings beside Geordi, vocally defends Riker's innocence, pushes for alternative explanations, and scans the melted patch with visible urgency.

Defensively challenges the leap to blame Riker, leans into the tricorder work in the deserted corridor, insists there must be another answer, and frames the emotional (defensive) counterpoint to the …

Wesley stands beside Geordi and Data, pointing out the tiny variance in timing, framing it as a notable anomaly, and privately pledging to solve the discrepancy — converting technical observation …

Wesley highlights the unexplained 0.0014 second variance in Data's timing, offering hands-on help and signaling youthful forensic initiative to refine the predictive model.

At the same aft station, offers the interpretive leap that the generator was left active after the lab explosion and then delivers the blunt claim that he knows who killed …

Wesley proposes the plausible scenario — that the generator was left on after the lab explosion — and delivers the confident, dramatic line that they now know who killed Doctor …

At his console Wesley immediately receives Riker's command, programs the navigation for Emila-Two, and confirms 'Course laid in'—a technical, focused contribution that translates leadership into motion.

Mannages helm/navigation consoles, reports that navigational subsystems cannot produce coordinates, and attempts to reconcile sensor inputs with ship systems while remaining composed under pressure.

Wesley reports from Con that the navigational subsystems cannot lock coordinates on the object. He operates the helm console, conveys technical failure succinctly, and underscores the navigational helplessness before the …

Wesley Crusher is implied as part of the altered bridge tableau—wearing a regular Ensign’s uniform and functioning in a junior sensor/helm capacity—present as a competent, subdued support presence during the …

Wesley occupies a bridge station in a standard Ensign's uniform, executing duties with quiet diligence and assisting sensor/tactical efforts while absorbing the seriousness of the moment.

Reads console telemetry, points out historical fact that Enterprise‑C was presumed destroyed decades earlier and relays incoming Monitor Station intelligence about approaching Klingon battlecruisers.

Monitors consoles, reads incoming messages, and reports fresh tactical intelligence: relays Starfleet monitor station reports of Klingon battlecruiser movements and carries out Picard's order to set Condition Yellow.

Wesley speaks softly to contextualize the casualty figure — a quiet humanizing beat that converts statistics into tragic scale: 125 survivors out of 700.

Wesley offers a quiet, humanizing metric—'Out of seven hundred'—that contextualizes the severity of the casualties and adds emotional weight to the sterile survivor count.

Wesley calls long-range scans detecting Klingon battlecruisers, gives an ETA, exchanges a brief, halfhearted smile with Tasha, then watches as the bridge swings to Red Alert, unable to offer more …

At Conn, reports long-range scans picking up Klingon battlecruisers and provides a precise ETA of interception, delivering the facts that trigger Picard's order.

Wesley Crusher executes helm orders, reports sensor readings, and struggles with helm control under repeated impacts while maintaining composure and acknowledging course corrections.

Mister Crusher (Wesley) reports enemy composition, executes precise helm maneuvers under Picard's commands, and struggles to maintain course as hits rock the ship.

Wesley executes helm orders precisely, reports ship positions and enemy maneuvers, struggles to maintain control as hits rock the ship, and adjusts impulse to keep the Enterprise-D within protective range …

Wesley moves with the group, asks questions, delivers a sotto remark to Geordi when Lal calls Data 'Father', and voices the group's immediate astonishment — serving as a youthful, candid …

Walks with Geordi and Troi, teases about knowing details of the locked lab, reacts with a half-amused, half-curious sotto when Lal calls Data 'Father,' representing the youthful, inquisitive perspective in …

Wesley quickly grasps the transfer's implication, restates that Data's positronic brain provided the transfer, and frames Data colloquially as 'Lal's dad,' aligning with the group's sympathetic interpretation.

Wesley quickly grasps and restates that transfers were made from Data's brain, frames Data as effectively Lal's father, and suggests Lal should attend school — eager to normalize and integrate …

Wesley participates as an encouraging peer: he catches Lal's gentle throw, tosses the ball back, and expresses quiet pleasure in her progress, functioning as both playmate and informal observer.

Wesley witnesses Lal's entrance and the audacious act of sitting in the captain's chair with curious, engaged attention, mentally cataloguing the social dynamics and Data's response as a learning opportunity.

Wesley reacts with surprised curiosity to Lal's entrance, watching intently and registering the encounter as a mixture of novelty and potential learning opportunity rather than a threat.

Wesley observes the transfer, asks pragmatic questions about Lal's daily life, suggests sending her to school for peer socialization, and exits after a brief motherly com interruption — offering a …

Wesley observes the transfer, offers the practical suggestion that Lal attend school to gain peer interaction, and then departs after a comm call from his mother — acting as a …

Wesley stands outside the lab in exhausted silence with the others, absorbing Haftel’s report; he offers no dialogue here but registers the collapse of hope and the end of an …

Wesley (off-screen) complies with Picard's order by reporting the course set to Otar Two; he executes the immediate operational task, maintaining focus despite the emotional announcement.

Wesley responds off-screen to Picard's order, acknowledging and setting the course for the starbase on Otar Two, executing navigation duties promptly and respectfully.

Wesley at Conn is surprised when Kurn names him, swallows his shock, follows orders under scrutiny, works the helm furiously, and replies with formal acknowledgements while visibly rattled.

Wesley at Conn is addressed directly by Kurn, startled that the commander knows his name; he executes Kurn's navigation orders efficiently but shows visible rattlement and adolescent insecurity.

Wesley sits withdrawn at a table, stares into space, reports feeling singled out by Commander Kurn and expresses insecurity about his competence and standing on the ship.

Immediately responds to Kurn's call ('Sir!'), snaps to his station and confirms readiness to lay in the course and execute navigation orders, showing procedural competence under the sudden tension of …

Wesley calculates the time required to reach the Lonka pulsar at warp two, expressing surprise at the course change. He hesitates before confirming the order, then engages in a brief, …

Wesley hesitates at the False Picard’s illogical orders, expressing surprise at the course change and attempting to speculate with Data about the captain’s motives. His unease is palpable as he …

Wesley hesitates as he follows the False Picard's order to set course for the Lonka pulsar, his surprise and confusion evident in his dialogue ('Sir, at warp two -- we'll …

Wesley reports the Enterprise’s current orbit distance from the pulsar and follows False Picard’s order to reduce the orbit, his compliance tinged with nervousness. He remains at his post, observing …

Wesley initially follows False Picard’s order to approach the pulsar but swiftly pivots when Riker countermands it. His hands move decisively over the helm console as he executes Riker’s new …

Wesley is present on the bridge during the confrontation with the aliens. He expresses relief at Picard’s return and later sets the course for the rendezvous with the Hood at …

Wesley follows Picard’s orders and confirms the course is set post-crisis, expressing relief at Picard’s return. His actions are obedient and efficient, reflecting his role as a junior officer on …

Wesley follows False Picard’s orders initially but quickly sides with Riker upon Picard’s return. He sets the course for the rendezvous with the Hood at Picard’s command, demonstrating his relief …

Wesley is present on the bridge and later sets the course for the rendezvous with the Hood at Picard’s command. He expresses relief at Picard’s return, showing happiness and respect …

Wesley is mentioned as being at the Conn station but does not speak or act in this event. His presence is noted, but he remains a silent observer, contributing to …

Wesley Crusher manns the conn station, his youthful alertness belied by his steady hands. He detects the anomalous sensor echo early, reporting it to Data with curiosity. When Picard orders …

Wesley Crusher monitors the navigational sensors, detecting the anomalous echo that signals the Romulan warbird’s pursuit. He executes Picard’s order to bring the Enterprise to a full stop, a maneuver …

Wesley monitors the navigational sensors, detecting the anomalous echo that signals the Romulan warbird’s presence. He executes Picard’s order to bring the Enterprise to a full stop, a critical maneuver …

Wesley Crusher detects the anomalous sensor echo and reports it to Data, later executing Picard’s order to bring the Enterprise to a full stop. His sharp observational skills and quick …

Wesley Crusher consults his instruments, confirming the Romulans' lead is too great for the Enterprise to intercept. He assists with basic bridge operations during the crisis, his youthful enthusiasm tempered …

Wesley Crusher is at the conn station on the bridge, consulting his instruments and reporting that the Enterprise cannot intercept the Romulans due to their lead. His role is operational, …

Wesley stands at the conn, his fingers flying over the controls as he attempts to increase the Enterprise’s speed to intercept the Romulans. When Picard’s order proves futile, Wesley’s frustration …

Wesley is present at his station on the bridge but does not engage in dialogue or action during this event. His posture suggests attentiveness, but his role is peripheral to …

Wesley Crusher is present on the bridge, monitoring sensor readings and assisting with basic operations during the crisis. His posture is attentive, his focus unwavering, though he does not speak …

Wesley remains at his station on the bridge, tense and alert. He does not speak or act during this event, but his presence contributes to the overall atmosphere of tension …

Wesley stands at the conn station, his hands steady on the controls as he assists with basic operations during the crisis. His face is a mask of concentration, but his …

Wesley steps forward, his voice overlapping Worf’s in his haste to deliver the devastating news: the star’s diameter has shrunk by 100,000 kilometers, a clear sign that the supernova is …

Wesley stands at the conn station, his voice overlapping Worf’s in his urgency as he reports the star’s dramatic shrinkage. His hands hover over the controls, his body language tense …

Wesley stands at the conn station, his hands steady on the controls as he reports the Enterprise’s dead-stop status and distance from Beta Stromgren. His voice is focused and precise, …

Wesley is at the conn station, his hands steady on the controls as he reports the Enterprise’s position post-energy pulse: ‘Dead stop, Captain. Sir—We’ve been thrown clear of Beta Stromgren. …

Wesley is mentioned in passing as the originator of the 'Broccoli' nickname, which has become ingrained in the crew's culture. His role in the scene is indirect—his actions are referenced …

Wesley is mentioned in passing as the originator of the 'Broccoli' nickname, which has since been adopted by the crew. His role in this event is limited to being invoked …

Wesley is mentioned in passing as the originator of the nickname 'Broccoli.' Though not physically present, his role in perpetuating the derision toward Barclay is acknowledged by Riker. The reference …

Wesley is seated in Ten-Forward, initially participating in the mockery of Barclay with the 'Broccoli' nickname. His tone shifts to pity as he reflects on Barclay’s struggles. When Duffy’s glass …

Wesley is seated at the table in Ten-Forward, initially joining Duffy in mocking Barclay with the 'Broccoli' nickname. His tone softens to pity as Geordi defends Barclay, but his focus …

Wesley stands with the Engineering team around the pool table, his youthful energy tempered by the gravity of the situation. Though he does not speak, his presence is a reminder …

Wesley Crusher stands near the warp core, his hands gripping a console as he offers technical suggestions—first the fuel inlet servos, then the mention of the twisted glass as a …

Wesley Crusher stands slightly apart from the group, his fingers tapping the console as he offers his hypothesis about the fuel inlet servos. His observation about the ‘twisted glass’ is …

Wesley contributes technical suggestions ('fuel inlet servos') but is quickly dismissed by Geordi, his confidence slightly deflated. However, his observation of the twisted glass adds a mysterious layer to the …

Wesley Crusher contributes a crucial detail—the ‘twisted glass’—that acts as a catalyst for the crew’s collective realization. His observation isn’t just technical; it’s symbolic, a physical manifestation of the ship’s …

Wesley Crusher begins with dismissive skepticism, citing the computer’s inability to detect dangers, but gradually engages in the elimination process, questioning the feasibility of Invidium and Saltzgadum. His initial resistance …

Wesley Crusher begins the event with skepticism, dismissing Barclay’s theory with a blunt 'The computer sensors would’ve picked up anything dangerous.' His tone is condescending, reflecting his confidence in technology …

Wesley Crusher begins the event with skepticism, dismissing Barclay’s theory on the grounds that the computer would have detected any dangerous substance. However, as Geordi and Barclay press forward, Wesley …

Wesley works the engineering consoles with focused intensity, routing the primary coupling through the starboard transfer conduit as Duffy directs. His fingers move swiftly, his expression a mix of concentration …

Wesley, as Ensign, witnesses the shuttlepod’s explosion with shock and later lays in a course for Beta Agni Two upon Picard’s orders. His role is to execute the captain’s commands …

Wesley stands at the conn, his shock at the shuttle explosion evident in his wide eyes as he watches the debris drift on the viewscreen. He lays in a course …

Wesley sits at the helm, his young face pale with shock as the shuttle explodes. He listens intently to the crew’s discussions, his hands poised over the controls. When Picard …

Wesley Crusher assists Geordi in analyzing Data's final shuttle transmissions, his youthful enthusiasm tempered by the gravity of the situation. He notices the missing cargo bay clearance report—a detail that, …

Wesley assists Geordi in analyzing Data’s shuttle transmissions, his curiosity and cooperation evident as he questions the anomaly in the protocol. His observation—‘Without communicating it? That doesn’t sound like Data …

Wesley assists Geordi in reviewing Data’s shuttle transmissions, questioning the anomalies in Data’s protocol adherence. His curiosity and cooperation with Geordi highlight his growth as an ensign, though his confusion …

Wesley responds promptly to Picard's order over the com, his voice steady and obedient. Though not physically present in the observation lounge, his role in setting the course for the …

Wesley stands at the science station, his fingers dancing over the controls as he plots Fajo’s probable range. His voice is steady as he outlines the Jovis’s maximum speed and …

Wesley is already at the conn, his fingers poised over the controls as Picard issues the order to set a course for Lya Four. With a mix of eagerness and …

Wesley’s eagerness is palpable as he assists Geordi, his movements quick and precise, but Sarek’s entrance freezes him mid-task. His grin falters, replaced by a wide-eyed wariness as the room’s …

Wesley enters Beverly’s office with an air of casual indifference, initially unconcerned about missing the concert and even slightly defensive when Beverly brings it up. He toys with a small …

Wesley Crusher is not physically present in the scene but is the central figure in Beverly’s confession. His absence looms large as Beverly describes slapping him, her guilt and confusion …

Wesley remains at his post, his attention divided between his duties and the unfolding argument between Picard and Riker. He reacts visibly to the unusual shouting match, his eyes widening …

Wesley remains at his post on the bridge, silently observing the unfolding argument between Picard, Riker, and Data. He does not participate in the dialogue but is visibly affected by …

Wesley sits at the helm, his hands resting on the console as he watches the scene unfold with wide-eyed fascination. His body is tense but still, a young officer caught …

Wesley watches Riker's chess game with Nibor, offering insightful commentary on Riker's strategic moves. His engagement with the moment and amusement at Nibor's defeat highlight his youthful enthusiasm and growing …

Wesley exits the ready room with Picard and Riker but is called back briefly as Picard shifts the conversation to Riker’s shore leave. His presence during this exchange is peripheral; …

Wesley stands at the forefront of the briefing, his youthful enthusiasm barely contained as he concludes the report on the neutrino counter upgrades. His modesty in crediting Geordi and Data …

Wesley is physically sorting through his personal belongings, his back turned to the door as he intently examines a piece of his father’s Stargazer equipment—a tangible link to his past. …

Wesley Crusher stands at the Science One console alongside Geordi and Data, his fingers hovering over the controls as he listens to the rhythmic pops and hisses of the scrambled …

Wesley assists Geordi at the Engineering station, his sharp eyes catching a fleeting rhythmic pattern in the static—a potential clue. He hesitates to leave for the Bradbury, torn between duty …

Wesley enters the transporter room preoccupied, his mind still grappling with the Ferengi transmissions. As Beverly embraces him in a farewell hug, his expression flickers between warmth for his mother …

Wesley enters the bridge with urgency, identifies a rhythmic 'popping' noise in Ferengi transmissions as a deliberate signal, isolates the sound with Data's help, and confirms it as the Algolian …

Wesley enters the bridge mid-departure, his focus immediately shifting to the subspace interference he detected earlier. He requests a replay of the Ferengi transmissions, isolates the rhythmic popping noise, and …

Wesley enters the ready room with hopeful anticipation, his posture straight and eager, but his expression quickly falters as Picard delivers the news of his failed oral examination. He masks …

Wesley enters the bridge in his new crimson Ensign uniform, his posture radiating a mix of confidence and quiet determination. He takes his station at the helm with purpose, his …

Wesley enters the bridge in his new crimson ensign uniform, his posture straight and his expression focused. He moves swiftly to the helm, his fingers dancing over the controls with …

Wesley Crusher enters Sickbay briefly, greeting his mother and interacting casually with O’Brien and John. He teases O’Brien about his kayaking injury and observes John’s recovery with friendly curiosity. His …

Wesley Crusher enters Sickbay briefly, confirming dinner plans with Beverly and teasing O’Brien about his kayaking. He observes John’s improved mobility and engages in light banter, providing a moment of …

Wesley, flush with the confidence of beginner’s luck, draws three jacks and hesitates under Riker’s commanding presence. His nervous glance at Riker before folding reveals his inexperience—not just in poker, …

Wesley enters the poker game with youthful enthusiasm, holding three jacks and initially confident in his hand. However, Riker’s bluff—combined with Geordi’s dismissive remark about 'beginner’s luck'—erodes his confidence. Wesley …

Wesley enters the hand with youthful confidence, his three jacks giving him a temporary high. However, Riker’s bluff—combined with Data’s warning and Geordi’s skepticism—erodes his certainty. His nervous glance at …

Wesley stands near the pool table, his posture slightly slumped but his eyes alert as he listens to Shelby’s analysis. He shakes his head in grim agreement when she describes …

Wesley participates in the strategy session, expressing fatigue and pessimism about the crew’s ability to damage the Borg. He inadvertently draws attention to Data’s lack of need for rest, creating …

Wesley stands at the conn, his hands moving deftly over the controls as he navigates the Enterprise into the Paulson Nebula. His voice is steady and focused as he reports …

Wesley stands at the conn, his hands steady on the controls as he navigates the Enterprise into the dense Paulson Nebula. His voice is focused, but his eyes reflect the …

Wesley navigates the Enterprise into the Paulson Nebula with exceptional skill, drawing on all his piloting talents to maneuver through the dense, hazardous cloud. He warns Picard of the increasing …

Wesley attends the briefing and suggests using the main deflector dish as a solution for generating the concentrated energy burst. He is engaged and eager, contributing to the technical discussion …

Wesley contributes a critical insight by suggesting the main deflector dish as a means to generate the necessary energy burst. His proposal is met with approval from Geordi and Shelby, …

Wesley is huddled with Geordi, Shelby, and Data, contributing to the discussion on repairs and Borg defense strategies. He looks up as Picard passes, acknowledging the captain with a nod …

Wesley is in Engineering alongside Data and Shelby during the nebula escape and Borg assault. His presence is noted, but he does not participate directly in the bridge's confrontation with …

Wesley is tasked by Riker to continue assisting Geordi with the deflector modification. His role in this event is supportive, though his dialogue is limited to his earlier warning about …

Wesley enters the bridge with Geordi, his youthful energy contrasting with the gravity of the situation. He confidently declares, ‘We’re in business,’ outlining the deflector plan and the need for …

Wesley bursts onto the bridge with Geordi, his youthful energy a stark contrast to the tense atmosphere. His declaration—‘We’re in business’—is confident and eager, but his follow-up about the evacuation …

Wesley reports the Borg ship dropping out of warp, his voice tense but focused. He assists with bridge operations, his youthful energy tempered by the gravity of the situation. He …