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The hologram of Paul Rice was a recreation of the deceased Starfleet officer created on the planet Minos by the Minosian weapon Echo Papa 607. When Commander Riker, as the USS Enterprise-D first officer, beamed down to Minos, he encountered who he initially believed to be Paul Rice, a former Starfleet Academy classmate. Sensing something was wrong, Riker gave the name of his ship as the USS Lollipop in order to test Rice.

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  • The hologram of Paul Rice was a recreation of the deceased Starfleet officer created on the planet Minos by the Minosian weapon Echo Papa 607. When Commander Riker, as the USS Enterprise-D first officer, beamed down to Minos, he encountered who he initially believed to be Paul Rice, a former Starfleet Academy classmate. Sensing something was wrong, Riker gave the name of his ship as the USS Lollipop in order to test Rice.
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  • The hologram of Paul Rice was a recreation of the deceased Starfleet officer created on the planet Minos by the Minosian weapon Echo Papa 607. When Commander Riker, as the USS Enterprise-D first officer, beamed down to Minos, he encountered who he initially believed to be Paul Rice, a former Starfleet Academy classmate. Sensing something was wrong, Riker gave the name of his ship as the USS Lollipop in order to test Rice. Riker soon determined that he was speaking with a holographic version created by the automated weapons unit Echo Papa 607, whose purpose was to extract information from him. Upon realizing that Riker had discovered the ruse, the hologram of Rice disappeared. (TNG: "The Arsenal of Freedom" ) The Paul Rice hologram was played by actor Marco Rodriguez. The script for "The Arsenal of Freedom" describes the hologram of Rice as, "trim and neat, a man of Riker's age with a military bearing. He is businesslike and calm, and acts as if this kind of meeting, under these circumstances, is perfectly normal." [1] In his review of the episode, Star Trek author Keith R.A. DeCandido wrote that Marco Rodriguez made, "no impression whatsoever", though concedes he did play a fake version of Paul Rice. [2]
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