Zefram Cochrane

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Zefram Cochrane is a male character who features in Star Trek.

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Biography

Zefram Cochrane

He lived when Earth had been devastated by World War III where one of the aggressors was a faction known as ECON. (Movie: Star Trek: First Contact)

During the 2060s, Cochrane and his team of engineers began developing the warp drive. (Movie: Star Trek: First Contact)

Cochrane's primary motivation at the time for commencing warp technology was financial gain in the devastated, poverty-stricken America that existed in the wake of the Third World War. He finally built Earth's first warp ship, the Phoenix, in the hope its success would prove profitable and allow him to retire to a tropical island filled with naked women. A historical irony was that, contrary to the fact he went on to use the Phoenix to inaugurate an era of peace, Cochrane incorporated a weapon of mass destruction into its design; he constructed the Phoenix in a silo on a missile complex and used a Titan II missile as his launch vehicle. (Movie: Star Trek: First Contact)

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Personality and attributes

One of Cochrane's good friends was Lily Sloane, whom he had known since the Third World War who gave him the nickname "Z". (Movie: Star Trek: First Contact)

During their time working together, Cochrane would gift Henry Archer a special bottle of whiskey the day they broke ground at the Warp Five Complex. Archer would later give that bottle to his son Jonathan Archer. (ENT: These Are the Voyages...)

Powers and abilities

Notes

  • Zefram Cochrane was created by writer Gene L. Coon where he made his first appearance in Star Trek: The Original Series episode "Metamorphosis" (1967) where he was portrayed by actor Glenn Corbett.
  • The character was portrayed by actor James Cromwell in Star Trek: First Contact (1996) and he made a brief appearance in Star Trek: Enterprise pilot episode "Broken Bow" (2001).

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Appearances

  • Star Trek: The Original Series:
  • Star Trek: First Contact:

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