Before hunting for patients to diminish, threatening sexual predators and exposing doctors who send Max doctors to Max Medical drama with high octane "Pete", The actor behind the authorized wild child, Dr. Santos, played a huge role - or, more precisely, four roles - in the Star Trek Universe.

Isa Brions had a great moment with Pete, playing one of the most famous Love-or Homrase-Her characters on the new, fantastic and Approved by Steven King HBO Series. Her Dr. Triniti Santos is one of a series of internships trying to overcome their first day at the Emergency Medical Department at the Pittsburgh Hospital, but where other young doctors in training are nervous or habits, she is unusual and ambitious.

It is difficult not to sympathize with Santos, but it is also difficult not to scream on television when it makes the right thinking decisions. Brions are playing the many nuances of her character well, and you will be forgiven for thinking "Pete" is a role in her. But the child of a family theater family (her father is Olivier-nominated in the stage, Jonon Jonon Brison), started acting early in her life, and there are already a number of big performances under her belt. Among them: roles in Hadstown on Broadway and Hamilton's traveling tour, Disney's main series+ Gusbumps, and part like Android's "Daughters" of Brent Spinner's data on Star Trek: Picard.

Brins has been a big part of Picard From the beginning, it first appeared as a young woman named Dah, who was looking for Jeanan-Luc Picard (Patrick Stewart), now resigned after years of Starflit leader in "Star Trek: Next Generation" and her accompanying films. Much of the cockpit episode of the show revolves around Dah, who has a super power that does not understand and visions of Picard darkens the brain. The former Admiral quickly realizes that Dah is the subject of fractal neuronal cloning and that its "dad", genetically, is his old Pal data. The series will find numerous ways to bring back the fans' favorite Spyer during his three seasons, but began with Dah's shocking murder, which began a clone parcel with the proportions of "Black".

Like Dr. Santos, Brins embodies a warm head and an unusual attitude, but its clones "Picard", because they are Androids, were usually much less emotional. Interestingly, as the plot unfolded, it became clear that most clones did not know that they were not human, and the soybean clone was playing the longest, as well as the one who joined Picard's crew for a while - had memories of artificially constructed life built into her mind. The tribulation of the clones, created in Gemini, has real implications for Star Trek in general, as synthetics (or "synthes") are forbidden, forcing their identities to be a secret - even for them. Picard even becomes a kind of synthesis after dying in the finals of season 1.

In addition to Dah and Soyi, Briones played a classic role of evil twins in the Picard final in season 1, appearing as an enemy experiment with Android, who disobeyed the orders and worked against the "organs" as Picard and his team. This twin, Sutra, was only in short, because her creator (Altan Song, played by Spanner himself) turned off after discovering how radical she became. Maybe she was wrong, but she was definitely the coolest of the clones; Sutra had golden skin, unusual pale eyes and a semi-necessary ability to make a volcano mind.

Her twin, Hannah, was killed on the screen before the audience had ever met her, though she appears in a sketch that is clearly based on Brijonese photography. Finally, the actor was played by Korea Song, who was grown as a protected daughter of D -Adam Song (again spinner, naturally). Appearing in several episodes of Season 2, the story of Core felt like a coda on a synthetic plot in the immediate vicinity of the data, and she got the happy ending that some of her brothers and sisters were not when Holder "Next Generation" Wesley (Will Vitron) He invited her to join his composition of tripper-tripping during.

As long as Pete, "Starvala Trek: Picard" was the most involved TV -role made by Brins, and the actor appeared in a total of 14 episodes. However, the two plays oppose the comparison, and Brions assured interviewers that she enjoys playing a more morally gloomy character than used before. In February 2025, She told TVLin It is "the actor's dream of playing someone who the audience wants to hate." She continued:

"It's also fun to take a break from trying to be liked. When I see people have strong reactions, and some people are, like," I hate "," I'm, like, "great, I did what I had to do. I did something."

New episodes of Pete Stream Thursday at 9pm Max.