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By Amy
November 30, 2000 - 8:54 AM

The official site has posted a production update for two episodes, 'The Void' and the recently announced 'Workforce Part I'. 'The Void' finished shooting on Tuesday, "after a much needed break over the Thanksgiving weekend". The episode will see Jonathan Del Arco, Hugh in 'I, Borg' and 'Descent, Part II' return as "Fantome, a mute alien who responds to tones rather than words" and will also feature "many Delta Quadrant races and ships, several of which we have seen before". The report also confirms that the working title for this episode was 'Federation'. 'Workforce I', as previously reported, will air during February sweeps. It has a production number of 262 and is currently being shot on stages 16 and 19 (Astrometrics, the Delta Flyer and ship interiors). To read the original production report, click here.

Back on 'The Void', the cast and credits page has been updated with a listing of guest actors and their respective characters, which can be found below or at the original report. Also, thanks go out to David Henderson of Psi Phi for the actors' previous credit listings!

Paul Wilson (Loquar) - No previous Trek roles
Robin Sachs (Valen) - No previous trek roles, but he was Sarris in 'GalaxyQuest', has a recurring role as Ethan Rayne on 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer', and played several roles on 'Babylon 5'.
Jonathan Del Arco (Fantome) - Third of Five, aka Hugh, in TNG episodes 'I, Borg' and 'Descent, Part II'.
Scott Lawrence (Garon) - No previous Trek roles, but was the voice of Darth Vader in several Star Wars computer games.
Michael Shamus Wiles (Bosaal) - No previous Trek roles.

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