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This is a list of unnamed holograms.

Farmer's daughter

A farmer's daughter

The farmer's daughter was an illusory character created by the Caretaker. She was part of an illusionary farm scenario, created to make the crew of USS Voyager feel at ease. She greeted Paris and made flirtatious advances. When Kim and Paris detected a lifeform in the barn, she attempted to prevent them from entering. She turned violent as did the rest of the illusionary people, telling Paris that she was not ready for them. She punched Paris, knocking him to the ground. (VOY: "Caretaker")

The farmer's daughter was played by Keely Sims.

Holographic harps

These two holographic harps were a program that William T. Riker was listening to when he was called to the transporter room when a Betazoid gift box from Steven and Victoria Miller as a wedding gift for Deanna Troi was beamed onto the ship. (TNG: "Haven")

The two harps were played by unknown actresses.

Malon hologram

The Malon hologram was a ruse by Kurros to disguise himself and trick the Hazari into believing that they were hired by the Malon to capture USS Voyager.

Captain Janeway discovered an isomorphic signature embedded in the hologram giving the true appearance of the individual who placed the bounty on Voyager, Kurros. (VOY: "Think Tank")

Played by an unknown actor.'

Minosian peddler

The Minosian peddler was an automated sales-pitchman for the Minosian Arms Industry of the planet Minos, who were noted for technologically advanced weaponry, an example of which was the Echo Papa 607. The salesman promised good deals and promised peace through superior firepower.

At first the USS Enterprise-D crew believed him to be real. They soon realized that it was a pre-recorded holographic message, and that the Minosian civilization had been wiped out by their own weapons. (TNG: "The Arsenal of Freedom")

The Minosian peddler was played by actor Vincent Schiavelli.

Qomar singing holographic matrix

The Qomar singing holographic matrix was a hologram created in 2376 by Tincoo, a Qomar mathematician. She was inspired to create the hologram by The Doctor.

The hologram shared the same appearance of The Doctor, with the difference of looking like a Qomar, instead of a Human. It was designed to sing far more complex musical compositions than The Doctor was capable of. Specifically it was designed to extend the range of humanoid vocal capabilities. (VOY: "Virtuoso")

The Qomar singing holographic matrix was portrayed by Robert Picardo.
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Species-5618

A Borg hologram of Species 5618, which was the designation given by the Borg for the Human species.(VOY: "Dark Frontier")

Played by an unknown actor.

Tarlac masseuse

The Doctor took the form of this holographic Tarlac masseuse in 2376 when he tried to diagnose Doctor Lewis Zimmerman. (VOY: "Life Line")

This Tarlac was played by featured actress Nichole McAuley who received no credit for this appearance.

Warrior

Quark used a holographic warrior to demonstrate weapons. (DS9: "Business as Usual")

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-This is a list of '''unnamed holograms'''.
+This is a list of '''[[Unnamed people|unnamed]] [[hologram]]s'''.
+== Farmer's daughter ==
-'''See also''': [[Unnamed holodeck characters]], [[Unnamed photonic lifeforms]]
+[[File:Farmers daughter.jpg|thumb|150px|A farmer's daughter]]
+The '''[[farmer]]'s [[daughter]]''' was an illusory character created by the [[Caretaker (Nacene)|Caretaker]]. She was part of an illusionary farm scenario, created to make the crew of {{USS|Voyager}} feel at ease. She greeted [[Tom Paris|Paris]] and made flirtatious advances. When [[Harry Kim|Kim]] and Paris detected a lifeform in the barn, she attempted to prevent them from entering. She turned violent as did the rest of the illusionary people, telling Paris that she was not ready for them. She punched Paris, knocking him to the ground. ({{VOY|Caretaker}})
+{{bginfo|The farmer's daughter was played by [[Keely Sims]].}}
+{{clear}}
+== Holographic harps ==
-==Minosian Peddler==
-[[File:Minosian.jpg|thumb|150px|A Minosian peddler]]
+[[File:Holographic harps.jpg|150px|thumb|Two holographic harps]]
+These two '''[[holographic]] [[harp]]s''' were a program that [[William T. Riker]] was listening to when he was called to the [[transporter room]] when a [[Betazoid gift box]] from [[Steven Miller|Steven]] and [[Victoria Miller]] as a [[wedding]] gift for [[Deanna Troi]] was [[beam]]ed onto the ship. ({{TNG|Haven}})
-The '''Minosian peddler''' was an automated sales-pitchman for the [[Minosian]] Arms Industry of the [[planet]] [[Minos]], who were noted for technologically advanced [[weapon]]ry, an example of which was the [[Echo Papa 607]]. The salesman promised good deals and promised peace through superior firepower.
+{{bginfo|The two harps were played by [[unknown actress]]es.}}
+{{clear}}
+== Malon hologram ==
-At first the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}} [[crew]] believed him to be real. They soon realized that it was a pre-recorded [[hologram|holographic]] message, and that the Minosian civilization had been wiped out by their own weapons. ({{TNG|The Arsenal of Freedom}})
+The '''Malon hologram''' was a ruse by [[Kurros]] to disguise himself and trick the [[Hazari]] into believing that they were hired by the [[Malon]] to capture {{USS|Voyager}}.
-{{bginfo|The Minosian salesman was played by actor [[Vincent Schiavelli]].}}
+[[Captain]] [[Kathryn Janeway|Janeway]] discovered an [[isomorphic signature]] embedded in the hologram giving the true appearance of the individual who placed the bounty on ''Voyager'', Kurros. ({{VOY|Think Tank}})
+{{bginfo|Played by an unknown actor.'}}
 {{clear}}
+== Minosian peddler ==
-==Qomar singing holographic matrix==
+[[File:Minosian.jpg|thumb|150px|A holographic Minosian peddler]]
+The '''Minosian peddler''' was an automated [[arms dealer|sales-pitchman]] for the [[Minosian]] Arms Industry of the [[planet]] [[Minos]], who were noted for [[technology|technologically]] advanced [[weapon]]ry, an example of which was the [[Echo Papa 607]]. The salesman promised good deals and promised peace through superior firepower.
+At first the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}} [[crew]] believed him to be real. They soon realized that it was a pre-recorded [[hologram|holographic]] message, and that the Minosian civilization had been [[extinct|wiped out]] by their own weapons. ({{TNG|The Arsenal of Freedom}})
+{{bginfo|The Minosian peddler was played by actor [[Vincent Schiavelli]].}}
+{{clear}}
+== Qomar singing holographic matrix ==
 [[File:Qomar singing holographic matrix.jpg|thumb|150px|Qomar singing holograpic matrix]]
 The '''Qomar singing holographic matrix''' was a [[hologram]] created in [[2376]] by [[Tincoo]], a [[Qomar]] mathematician. She was inspired to create the hologram by [[The Doctor]].
-The hologram shared the same appearance of The Doctor, with the difference of looking like a Qomar, instead of a [[Human]]. It was designed to sing far more complex musical compositions than The Doctor was capable of. Specifically in was designed to extend the range of humanoid vocal capabilities. ({{VOY|Virtuoso}})
+The hologram shared the same appearance of The Doctor, with the difference of looking like a Qomar, instead of a [[Human]]. It was designed to sing far more complex musical compositions than The Doctor was capable of. Specifically it was designed to extend the range of humanoid vocal capabilities. ({{VOY|Virtuoso}})
 {{bginfo|The Qomar singing holographic matrix was portrayed by [[Robert Picardo]].|{{audio|file=The Qomar Singing Holograhic Matrix.ogg|text=Listen to the Qomar singing holographic matrix}}}}
+{{clear}}
+== Species-5618 ==
-==Warrior Borg drones==
+[[File:Species-5618.jpg|thumb|150px|A male member of Species 5618]]
-Theses three '''warrior drones''' were a complement of Borg under the leadership of [[Seven of Nine]] who were part of the crew of the [[Warship Voyager|Warship ''Voyager'']], according to ''[[The Voyager Encounter]]'' a holographic simulation in the [[Museum of Kyrian Heritage]], which depicted ''Voyager''{{'}}s biogenic attacks on the Kyrians at the start of the Great War.
+A [[Borg]] [[hologram]] of '''Species 5618''', which was the designation given by the [[Borg]] for the [[Human]] [[species]].({{VOY|Dark Frontier}})
+{{bginfo|Played by an [[unknown actor]].}}
+{{clear}}
+== Tarlac masseuse ==
-The warrior drones neutralized a group of Kyrians who beamed into main [[engineering]]. ({{VOY|Living Witness}})
+[[File:Holographic Tarlac.jpg|thumb|150px|A holographic Tarlac]]
+[[The Doctor]] took the form of this '''holographic [[Tarlac]] masseuse''' in [[2376]] when he tried to diagnose [[Doctor]] [[Lewis Zimmerman]]. ({{VOY|Life Line}})
+{{bginfo|This Tarlac was played by featured actress [[Nichole McAuley]] who received no credit for this appearance.}}
+{{clear}}
+== Warrior ==
-<gallery>
-File:Warrior Borg drone 1.jpg|''Played by [[Tom Morga]]''
+[[File:Weapons demonstration warrior.jpg|thumb|150px|A holographic warrior]]
+[[Quark]] used a ''holographic [[warrior]]'' to demonstrate weapons. ({{DS9|Business as Usual}})
-File:Warrior Borg drone 2.jpg|''Played by an [[unknown actor]]''
-File:Warrior Borg drone 3.jpg|''Played by an [[unknown actor]]''
-</gallery>
 {{clear}}
+== See also ==
+* [[Unnamed holodeck characters]]
+* [[Unnamed photonic lifeforms]]
+* [[Klingon holograms]]
+[[fr:Hologrammes inconnus]]
+[[nl:Naamloze hologrammen]]
 [[Category:Unnamed individuals|Holograms]]
 [[Category:Minosians| ]]
 [[Category:Qomar| ]]
+[[Category:Tarlac| ]]