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|species= Human | |species= Human | ||
|origin= [[Kaldor City]], | |origin= [[Kaldor City]], [[29th century]] | ||
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|only= The Robots of Death (TV story) | |only= The Robots of Death (TV story) | ||
|actor= Brian Croucher | |actor= Brian Croucher | ||
|job = | |job = Technician}}{{dab page|Borg}} | ||
'''Borg''' was a crew member on board the [[sandminer]] ''[[Storm Mine 4]]''. He was [[murder]]ed by one of the [[sandminer robot]]s. | '''Borg''' was a crew member on board the [[sandminer]] ''[[Storm Mine 4]]''. He was [[murder]]ed by one of the [[sandminer robot]]s. | ||
He was in charge of the motive units of the sandminer, working on the power deck with [[Dask]]. | He was in charge of the motive units of the sandminer, working on the power deck with [[Dask]]. | ||
He disliked the meteorologist on board | He disliked the meteorologist on board, [[Chub]], because he "talked too much" (telling a story about a [[Voc]] therapist in [[Kaldor City]] ripping someone's arm off, just as Borg was enjoying a massage performed by a robot). It was because of this dispute that commander [[Uvanov]] later considered him a suspect for Chub's murder, stating that "maybe Chub was just beginning to get on somebody's [Borg's] nerves". | ||
After the crew fond out that the killer has put the "[[corpse marker]]" on their victim's hand, much in the same way as when a robot needs a reactivation, he pointed out that the killer must be a maniac and jokingly put the marker on [[Cass (The Robots of Death)|Cass]]'s hand. When they later found Cass dead, the crew's | After the crew fond out that the killer has put the "[[corpse marker]]" on their victim's hand, much in the same way as when a robot needs a reactivation, he pointed out that the killer must be a maniac and jokingly put the marker on [[Cass (The Robots of Death)|Cass]]'s hand. When they later found Cass dead, the crew's suspicion of Borg grew. | ||
He got offered a [[jelly baby]] by the [[Fourth Doctor]], but he refused violently, scattering the jelly babies across the floor much to the Doctor's dismay. | He got offered a [[jelly baby]] by the [[Fourth Doctor]], but he refused violently, scattering the jelly babies across the floor much to the Doctor's dismay. | ||
However, he was found dead by Dask | However, he was found dead by Dask — strangled on the power deck as the fifth victim of the killer. After his death the motive units of the [[sandminer]] began to overload, because of the sabotaged drive links, far beyond the safety limit. The Doctor had to cut the power supply to the motive units in the last moment — "fighting sabotage with sabotage" — to stop the sandminer from blowing up, risking sinking of the colos. | ||
The | The Doctor and [[Leela]] found a damaged robot with a blood-covered hand on board of the sandminer. The Doctor guessed the blood must belong to Borg, because he was the only one of the crew strong enough to fight the killer robot before his death. He also argued that Borg probably sabotaged the drive links intentionally in his last moments, attempting to destroy the sandminer and to take down all the dangerous robots with altered programming with it. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Robots of Death (TV story)|The Robots of Death]]'') | ||
{{character stub}} | {{character stub}} | ||
[[Category:Human miners]] | [[Category:Human miners]] | ||
[[Category:29th century individuals]] | [[Category:29th century individuals]] | ||
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Borg was a crew member on board the sandminer Storm Mine 4. He was murdered by one of the sandminer robots.
He was in charge of the motive units of the sandminer, working on the power deck with Dask.
He disliked the meteorologist on board, Chub, because he "talked too much" (telling a story about a Voc therapist in Kaldor City ripping someone's arm off, just as Borg was enjoying a massage performed by a robot). It was because of this dispute that commander Uvanov later considered him a suspect for Chub's murder, stating that "maybe Chub was just beginning to get on somebody's [Borg's] nerves".
After the crew fond out that the killer has put the "corpse marker" on their victim's hand, much in the same way as when a robot needs a reactivation, he pointed out that the killer must be a maniac and jokingly put the marker on Cass's hand. When they later found Cass dead, the crew's suspicion of Borg grew.
He got offered a jelly baby by the Fourth Doctor, but he refused violently, scattering the jelly babies across the floor much to the Doctor's dismay.
However, he was found dead by Dask — strangled on the power deck as the fifth victim of the killer. After his death the motive units of the sandminer began to overload, because of the sabotaged drive links, far beyond the safety limit. The Doctor had to cut the power supply to the motive units in the last moment — "fighting sabotage with sabotage" — to stop the sandminer from blowing up, risking sinking of the colos.
The Doctor and Leela found a damaged robot with a blood-covered hand on board of the sandminer. The Doctor guessed the blood must belong to Borg, because he was the only one of the crew strong enough to fight the killer robot before his death. He also argued that Borg probably sabotaged the drive links intentionally in his last moments, attempting to destroy the sandminer and to take down all the dangerous robots with altered programming with it. (TV: The Robots of Death)
