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	Arik Soong - Memory Alpha - A Wikia wiki
		Arik Soong (played by Brent Spiner) was a doctor of genetics in the 22nd century.
		Although Soong was considered a father to the augments, he and Malik the leader of the augments would not see eye to eye concerning the use of force.
		Soong was returned to jail to serve out his sentence, and gave up his work with genetics and began working in decides to commence other studies, this time concentrating on artificial life.
	memory-alpha.org /en/wiki/Arik_Soong (758 words)

	Lowerdecks.com - "The Augments" Guide
		Soong replies that the existence of the Botany Bay is merely a rumour.
		Soong explains that he is altering the genetic structure of the embryos to remove their innate aggression.
		Soong soon finds himself back in the Brig, desperately trying to convince Archer, who believes that it’s either a trap, or that Soong is sacrificing himself to protect the Augments, that he has to stop them from attacking the Klingon colony.
	www.lowerdecks.com /news/reviews/augments.shtml (2396 words)

	The Augment Crisis (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Soong was able to escape to Trialas IV and raise the embryos, acting like their father.
		Archer was released and the bird-of-prey escaped with Soong.
		Soong told Archer that he thought perfecting humanity through genetics was not possible, and that the answer might lie in cybernetics.
	www.angelfire.com /pe2/relentless10/TheAugmentCrisis.html (1490 words)

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		Soong saw the 19 stolen embryos through to birth, and then raised the children as his own until about the age of 10, around when he was caught and sent to prison.
		Soong knows the territory of space where he believes his "children" might be roaming: a region where the Klingons regularly butt heads with the Orion Syndicate and their slave trade.
		Soong attempts to escape in the confusion, which ends with a clever action gag involving his magnetic handcuffs and the on/off remote that Archer uses to control them.
	www.jammersreviews.com /plaintext/ent-t4/borderland.txt (1163 words)

	Arik Soong - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Soong in prison at the beginning of Borderland.
		Arik Soong is a fictional character, portrayed by Brent Spiner, on Star Trek: Enterprise.
		Soong believes genetic engineering is a panacea to humanity's problems.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Arik_Soong (668 words)

	"The Augments"
		Soong seems surprised that Malik knows about the Botany Bay at all, but one has to imagine that the augments would be able to piece together the truth from the existing 20th century records of the Eugenics Wars.
		Soong believes that his involvement in their upbringing should have overridden the inherent “superior ambition and aggression” programmed into the augment genetic code.
		Soong wants to believe that his overall compassion, and his attempts to teach it to his “children”, would override the more violent impulses of their nature.
	www.entil2001.com /series/enterprise/season4/ent4-6.html (1886 words)

	STARTREK.COM : Episode
		Arik Soong leads his band of Augments to a medical facility where hundreds of genetically enhanced embryos are still stored, intending to retrieve them and bring them to life.
		Captain Archer and his crew discover that Dr. Arik Soong and his army of superhumans, the Augments, are bent on "awakening" thousands of genetically-altered embryos.
		Soong is clearly making plans to incubate the embryos to be "born." While looking through the settlement where Soong raised the Augments — but left them a decade ago after being captured — the crew also finds Smike, a less-than-perfect Augment who has been left behind.
	www.startrek.com /startrek/view/series/ENT/episode/6652.html (773 words)

	STARTREK.COM : Episode
		Soong has been jailed for stealing the embryos that became Augments, raising them on a planet in the Trialas System until he was captured a decade ago.
		Plus, Soong is familiar with the area the Augments are in — the Borderland — a volatile region between the Klingon Empire and the Orion Syndicate that is a magnet for danger.
		Soong then tells Malik to spare Archer and his crew; Soong and the Augments will be too far away from Archer and a damaged Enterprise to be found and caught.
	www.startrek.com /startrek/view/series/ENT/episode/6485.html (851 words)

	monkee reviews 'Borderland'
		Soong struck me as a dark counterpoint to DS9's Benny Russell, the 50's sci-fi writer (really a vision of Sisko's), who wrote his optimistic tale of an African-American space station commander on the walls of his room in the mental institution when he was denied paper.
		Soong is denied electronic recording devices (which he also uses for escape attempts) instead, but he continues to design DNA sequences to improve the human race, writing them out on paper that will just be vaporized by prison personnel.
		Soong 'tsk-tsks' sympathetically, and tells Archer that his people are probably being brought to an Orion processing station on a nearby planet to be sold as slaves.
	members.tripod.com /~jetcmonkee/borderland.htm (3002 words)

	Data - Non-canon Star Trek Wiki - A Wikia wiki
		The dream of creating an android like Data dates back to as early as the 22nd century when Dr Arik Soong having failed in improving humanity by means of genetic modification decided to begin development of a cybernetic lifeform (Enterprise episode: The Augments).
		He was apparently unsuccessful in the completion of this task, it was not until Arik Soong's descendent Noonien Soong, under the tutelage of Ira Graves (Data's "grandfather") and with the assistance of Juliana Tainer (Dats's "mother") that a fully formed android was created (TNG episodes: The Schizoid Man and Inheritance).
		Prior to Data, Dr. Soong created at least two other androids, Data's brothers Lore and B-4, both were considered faulty and were deactivated in favour of the more advanced Data (TNG episode: Datalore and movie/novelization: Nemesis).
	startrek.wikia.com /wiki/Data (871 words)

	Star trek: Enterprise - Cold Station 12 - CIA
		Captain Archer (Scott Bakula) and his crew discover that Dr Arik Soong (Brent Spiner) and his army of superhumans, the Augments, are bent on "awakening" thousands of genetically-altered embryos.
		Soong is clearly making plans to incubate the embryos to be "born." While looking through the settlement where Soong raised the Augments - but left them a decade ago after being captured - the crew also finds Smike (Kaj-Erik Eriksen), a less-than-perfect Augment who has been left behind.
		Soong and the Augments' self-proclaimed leader Malik (Alec Newman) bear down on the facility's medical director, Dr Jeremy Lucas (Richard Riehle), a Denobulan and good friend of Dr Phlox.
	thecia.com.au /star-trek/enterprise/403a.shtml (706 words)

	Noonien Soong - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Soong is not actually seen in the episode, being presumed dead.
		Although Soong is said to have died in "Brothers", he did not die onscreen.
		Also, earlier in the episode, Soong admitted that he was already dying, so his injuries may have aggravated his terminal illness.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Noonien_Soong (754 words)

	"Borderland"
		It seems that Soong wants to ignite a war with the Klingons, for reasons unknown; one could guess that he wants to force Earth to see the value in strengthening the human race through genetic engineering.
		It’s suggested that Soong chose Malik from afar to take possession of a Klingon ship through force at the right time and place; his surprise was apparently feigned, if the end of the episode is any indication.
		As Soong says at one point in the episode, they are in serious need of a sense of humor.
	www.entil2001.com /series/enterprise/season4/ent4-4.html (1813 words)

	The Fantasy Forum - Enterprise episode spoilers
		The storyline begins in episode four, "Borderland", in which Soong and his genetically-engineered supermen, known as Augments, begin their quest to locate the embryos of others who were genetically enhanced during the Eugenics Wars (story).
		After a discussion in which Smike reveals Soong's plans to rescue the embryos, Archer sets course for Cold Station Twelve, where the budding genetically enhanced lifeforms are kept in storage.
		Soong's plans hit a snag when his Augments are unable to enter the storage facility which holds the embryos without the correct code.
	www.thefantasyforum.com /printthread.php?t=5245 (482 words)

	Star trek: Enterprise - Borderland - CIA
		Soong claims that he has no idea why the Augments would have taken possession of a Klingon ship but does convince Archer that he can make them surrender without a fight.
		As they are all in complete and utter devotion to their missing "father" - Dr Soong - Malik feels Raakin has been leading the Augments astray.
		Then, on board the bird-of-prey with his Augments, Soong ominously announces that they are going to build a new world together and must now get the thousands of Augment "brothers and sisters" waiting to be born.
	thecia.com.au /star-trek/enterprise/402b.shtml (733 words)

	Lowerdecks.com - "Borderland" Guide
		Arik tells Archer that they’ll most likely sent to the nearest processing station to be sold as slaves.
		Back at the processing facility, Archer and Arik beam down to the planet, Arik marked with a transponder in case he tries to escape.
		Archer confronts Arik, accusing him of knowing the Orions would attack them, and maybe even hoping he himself would be taken.
	www.lowerdecks.com /news/reviews/borderland.shtml (1177 words)

	Arik Soong
		Arik Soong is a criminal mastermind and follows the mad scientist archetype.
		The dialogue of these debates include Soong trying to prove that genetic engineering should be used to benefit humanity.
		Soong does acknowledge the reality of the Eugenics Wars and tries to prove genetic engineering is not inherently evil.
	www.sfcrowsnest.com /scifinder/a/Arik_Soong.php (717 words)

	INSIDE: Contains spoilers -- Enterprise and All Things Trek
		Arik Soong has been incarcerated in a high-security facility after stealing 20 embryos of genetically enhanced humans and bringing them to life.
		Soong is very much a "Hannibal Lecter"-type character — he is widely feared, he's constantly trying to escape, and he loves to psychologically toy with everyone he talks to.
		A half day was spent in a Starfleet Detention Cell where Archer first approaches Soong, a scene that could go down as one of the most memorable of the entire series.
	www.voy.com /50506/725.html (1184 words)

	Talk:Arik Soong - Memory Alpha - A Wikia wiki
		Arik, could quite easily be Noonien's "grandfather" as much as he could be his "great-great grandfather".
		"However, it is probably worth noting that in his appearances on Enterprise, there was no indication that Arik Soong had any biological children." There was no indication that he didn't have any children, either.
		This article needs major work in several areas, including Soong's relation with the Augments (specifically with Malik), how he was able to help Archer get his crew back, the details of his transponder and his bonds, his time aboard the Klingon ship, and especially how he helped in the destruction of the Augments.
	memory-alpha.org /en/wiki/Talk:Arik_Soong (368 words)

	Star Trek: Enterprise LogBook - HTML edition 1.0
		Soong and his Augments take the entire crew of the space station hostage, but find that the chief pathologist, Dr. Lucas, won't give them access to the embryos when his life is threatened, or even that of his colleagues.
		Despite Soong's insistence that human lives should be spared, the ambitious Augment Malik traps Archer and his landing party, with Lucas and his crew, on Cold Station 12 after programming the fields containing the station's deadly diseases to shut down in four minutes...
		Soong also strongly objects to Malik's plan to seed the atmosphere of a Klingon planet with more disease pathogens, a move which could spark a conflict between the Klingons and Starfleet, keeping both of them too busy to pursue the Augments.
	www.thelogbook.com /log/trek5/year4.htm (6747 words)

	ST Universe Episode Review - Enterprise \| Season 4 \| Borderland
		Firstly, it allows Soong’s character to be fleshed out prior to his involvement with the Augments, which is something that is important to do to fully understand his subsequent interactions with the Augments.
		Spiner’s performance as Arik is so different from what he’s done on Trek before that I soon stopped seeing him as “Data’s great-great-grandfather” (or whatever he is) and just accepted him as an interesting character in his own right.
		The truth is, it makes no difference to the plot that Arik is a Soong, it’s really nothing more than a way to explain the visual similarities with Spiner’s other roles.
	www.stuniverse.com /episode_guide/review.asp?episodeID=721 (812 words)

	Soong-Type Androids - Star Trek Crackpot Theories (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		B4 magically appears in "Nemesis" but appears to be a very rudimentary model, perhaps a precursor to Lore and Data, and we have no way to judge to what degree he will or will not attempt to destroy humanity or simply break.
		The other Soong-type android we know about, Soong's putative wife, who calls herself Data's mother, is Dr. Juliana Tainer.
		Dr. Tainer does not appear to know that she is an android.
	planetofthegeeks.com /trek/cptw/index.php/Soong-Type_Androids (366 words)

	Scifispace.com's Sci-Fi, Fantasy & Horror Forums > Borderland
		I thought Soong is Noonian Soong's father(and still do) and my dad was arguing that Soong was Noonian Soong but then we went to the Trek site and right there it said Arik Soong so I still have a chance of being right.
		I have predicted based on the 2nd episode of the three episode arc that Arik Soong is not pleased with how his children turned out and if he manages not to get killed by Malik(sp) the self proclaimed leader of the augments then he will end up helping Archer either destroy them or capture them.
		That's assuming Arik already has a son out there somewhere, and each successive child having the next generation at around when they are 30 years old.
	www.scifispace.com /members/forums/lofiversion/index.php/t2259.html (2935 words)

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