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In a [[Federation universe|parallel universe]], Lt Commander '''Data''' was an [[android]] who served aboard the [[USS Enterprise|USS ''Enterprise''-D]] during the [[24th century]]. He was created by [[Dr Soong]] more than thirty years earlier, and one of his goals on the Enterprise was to become more human. As a particularly knowledgeable android, he had a quick wit to rival the Doctor's. | In a [[Federation universe|parallel universe]], Lt Commander '''Data''' was an [[android]] who served aboard the [[USS Enterprise|USS ''Enterprise''-D]] during the [[24th century]]. He was created by [[memoryalpha:Noonian Soong|Dr. Soong]] more than thirty years earlier, and one of his goals on the Enterprise was to become more human. As a particularly knowledgeable android, he had a quick wit to rival the Doctor's. | ||
Data was present on the ship's holodeck with [[William Riker]] and [[Beverly Crusher]] when [[the Doctor's TARDIS]] [[materialise]]d in its "Dixon Hill" holonovel in [[2368]]. The [[Eleventh Doctor]] noted that the sight of an android wearing a pinstripe suit in [[San Francisco]] in [[1941]] was unusual. Data along with Commander Riker and Doctor Crusher learned of the Doctor in the holodeck. He first seems to think of them as malfunctioning simulations, but that theory was soon proven false. | Data was present on the ship's holodeck with [[William Riker]] and [[Beverly Crusher]] when [[the Doctor's TARDIS]] [[materialise]]d in its "Dixon Hill" holonovel in [[2368]]. The [[Eleventh Doctor]] noted that the sight of an android wearing a pinstripe suit in [[San Francisco]] in [[1941]] was unusual. Data along with Commander Riker and Doctor Crusher learned of the Doctor in the holodeck. He first seems to think of them as malfunctioning simulations, but that theory was soon proven false. | ||
