Jeri Ryan's return as Seven of Nine in Star Trek: Picard was a long-awaited moment, ... Everything was in place to continue ...

Jeri Ryan, born Jeri Lynn Zimmermann on February 22, 1968, in Munich, West Germany, moved to Los Angeles after college to pursue acting full-time. ... “Everything was new to Seven, ...

Let's flash back to 2000. In February of that year, Star Trek: Voyager was airing its second-to-last season and was doing everything it could to stay in the zeitgeist. They brought in Jeri Ryan as ...

Ryan's character was that of Seven of Nine. A former Borg drone, whose real name was Annika Hansen. A young woman from Earth, whose parents brazenly attempted to learn more about The Borg, long ...

To many people, Jeri Ryan is Seven of Nine. The former Borg drone that Kathryn Janeway and the crew of the USS Voyager saved from a life of Borg-servitude. The character was a smash hit and ...

Whatever the case may be, I can confidently say that if Jeri Ryan felt the spinoff wasn't something that Star Trek fans wanted, I believe her. She played a bit part in portraying one of the best ...

Ryan was concerned that Seven of Nine wouldn't really be jibe with the cast of "Nemesis." Baird's film, recall, was a continuation of "Star Trek: The Next Generation," and starred that show's cast.

Star Trek: Voyager brought Jeri Ryan aboard to play the former Borg drone Seven of Nine when Jennifer Lien's character, Kes, was written off the show. Seven of Nine had been assimiliated as a ...

Jeri Ryan's Seven Of Nine Could Tie Michael Dorn's Record If Star Trek: Legacy Happens Dorn played Worf in TNG, DS9, & Picard . Michael Dorn played Worf in all seven seasons of Star Trek: The ...

Jeri Ryan took the role of the ex-Borg drone Seven of Nine on Star Trek: Voyager and made a fan-favorite character out of it. When Voyager ended, we thought we'd never see Seven of Nine again, but ...

Jeri Ryan recently revealed Star Trek approached her about a Picard follow-up, but she rejected it because she knew fans wanted the Legacy spinoff. Skip to main content. Open menu Close menu.