| rdfs:comment | - Vic Fontaine était un hologramme faisant partie d'une simulation holographique de Las Vegas se déroulant pendant l'année 1962. ALERTE JAUNECET ARTICLE EST INCOMPLET N'hésitez pas à [ éditer] cette page pour le terminer. Des précisions sur les informations nécessaires à compléter peuvent figurer sur la page de discussion de l'article.Vous pouvez traduire le contenu figurant dans les autres versions linguistiques de Memory Alpha ou créer un texte original.
- Vic Fontaine was a highly advanced self-aware holographic character. He worked in the lounge of a Las Vegas hotel as a singer in a holoprogram which was kept on permanently in one of the holosuites in Quark's on Deep Space 9. Vic acted to an extent as an unofficial counselor on Deep Space 9 and enjoyed familiar relationships with many of the residents of the station. He was also aware that he was a hologram and had access to station files allowing him to keep up to date with real world current affairs. Vic also has the ability to freely roam other holoprograms.
- [[Archivo:Vic.jpg|thumb|Vic Fontaine Interpretado por James Darren]] Vic Fontaine es un holograma Humano cantante y animador del siglo 24 en Deep Space 9, creado como parte de un programa de simulación de 1962 en Las Vegas (la Tierra). Su holoprograma, junto con su encantadora personalidad, le convirtió rápidamente en un favorito entre la tripulación de DS9 y se accede a su programa con frecuencia.
- Vic's program was created by Felix and generally modeled after popular mid-20th century entertainers such as Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin. He had a repertoire of vocal-jazz era and cabaret songs that he performed with his band. Vic was designed to be self-aware and fully interactive with the program's participants and in fact was fully aware of his status as a hologram. Fontaine was so sophisticated that he was able to turn his program on and off whenever he desired. Furthermore, he was programmed to be highly perceptive and intuitive, creating a warm, welcoming, down-to-earth character that everyone found very approachable and endearing. In that capacity he proved to be a valuable mentor to many residents of DS9. Felix gave the program to his friend, Doctor Julian Bashir who installed it
- thumb|Vic Fontaine, der Hauptdarsteller im gleichnamigen Holoprogramm. Vic Fontaine ist ein Hologramm eines Sängers im Holoprogramm Bashir 62, auch bekannt als Vic Fontaine's Lounge, in Quarks Holosuite auf der Raumstation Deep Space 9. Er ist von Felix, einem Freund von Julian Bashir, nach dem Vorbild berühmter Entertainer aus dem 20. Jahrhundert erschaffen worden. Er wird oft bei wichtigen persönlichen Entscheidungen vieler Besatzungsmitglieder der Station herangezogen, fast wie ein Counselor, wenn man so möchte. (DS9: , )
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| abstract | - thumb|Vic Fontaine, der Hauptdarsteller im gleichnamigen Holoprogramm. Vic Fontaine ist ein Hologramm eines Sängers im Holoprogramm Bashir 62, auch bekannt als Vic Fontaine's Lounge, in Quarks Holosuite auf der Raumstation Deep Space 9. Er ist von Felix, einem Freund von Julian Bashir, nach dem Vorbild berühmter Entertainer aus dem 20. Jahrhundert erschaffen worden. Vic hat eine Art Bewusstsein und eine eigene Persönlichkeit, außerdem ist er sich völlig bewusst, dass er nur aus einer Ansammlung von Photonen besteht. Daher meinte er auch, in der Holosuite eingesperrt zu sein, könne einem ganz schön auf die asymmetrischen Photonen gehen. (DS9: ) Offensichtlich ist er auch eines jener Hologramme, denen der Zugriff auf die Holodeckkontrollen erlaubt ist, das bedeutet, er kann sich selber deaktivieren, hat Zugriff auf das Kommunikationssystem und kann sich in eine andere Holosuite transferieren. (DS9: ) Er wird oft bei wichtigen persönlichen Entscheidungen vieler Besatzungsmitglieder der Station herangezogen, fast wie ein Counselor, wenn man so möchte. (DS9: , )
- Vic Fontaine était un hologramme faisant partie d'une simulation holographique de Las Vegas se déroulant pendant l'année 1962. ALERTE JAUNECET ARTICLE EST INCOMPLET N'hésitez pas à [ éditer] cette page pour le terminer. Des précisions sur les informations nécessaires à compléter peuvent figurer sur la page de discussion de l'article.Vous pouvez traduire le contenu figurant dans les autres versions linguistiques de Memory Alpha ou créer un texte original.
- Vic's program was created by Felix and generally modeled after popular mid-20th century entertainers such as Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin. He had a repertoire of vocal-jazz era and cabaret songs that he performed with his band. Vic was designed to be self-aware and fully interactive with the program's participants and in fact was fully aware of his status as a hologram. Fontaine was so sophisticated that he was able to turn his program on and off whenever he desired. Furthermore, he was programmed to be highly perceptive and intuitive, creating a warm, welcoming, down-to-earth character that everyone found very approachable and endearing. In that capacity he proved to be a valuable mentor to many residents of DS9. Felix gave the program to his friend, Doctor Julian Bashir who installed it in one of the station's holosuites at Quark's. Because he was so advanced, the station crew began to think of Vic as more than just a mere hologram. Odo sought Vic's advice when he wanted to win over Kira Nerys' heart and was unsure as how to approach her and confess his feelings for her. Fontaine turned Odo into a tuxedo-clad piano player and invited a pair of beautiful holo-showgirls so that Odo could practice being at ease around women and develop his social skills. Vic played matchmaker by telling Kira about Odo's feelings for her and arranging a date for them in his nightclub. However, he did not tell Odo that it was the real Kira he was having dinner with, thus enabling Odo to be himself around her as he believed he was having dinner with a holo-Kira. In the end, Vic's advice and matchmaking paid off: Kira finally came around and the two became a pair. In fact, they felt such an obligation to Vic that when once Vic and his program were in jeopardy, they felt that they owed him and immediately came to the rescue. (DS9: "His Way", "Badda-Bing, Badda-Bang") Kira and Odo were not the only ones who felt a great deal of gratitude and affection towards Vic. After Ensign Nog lost his leg on AR-558, he struggled, both emotionally and physically, to cope with his disability, even though his new biosynthetic leg worked perfectly. Angry and frustrated with his situation, Nog decided to immerse himself in the world of Vic Fontaine and spend the remainder of his medical leave on the holosuite, "living" with Vic. Gradually, Nog regained his self-confidence and had even become Vic's personal accountant; profits rose and Vic grew to enjoy his relationship with the young man and the program's round-the-clock operation. However, Ezri Dax reminded him that Nog needed to return to reality. Nog protested when Vic tried to get him to leave Vegas, leading Vic to be forced to just shut down the program, thanks to another one of Felix's ingenious subroutines. When Vic reactivated himself, he was able to convince Nog to return to the real world and live his life again. Nog was finally convinced and in exchange for everything Vic had done for him, he arranged for Vic's program to stay online continuously, enabling him to experience something close to real-life. (DS9: "It's Only a Paper Moon") In 2375, a hidden subroutine, which Chief Miles O'Brien jokingly called a "jack-in-the-box", was activated in Vic's program, leading to unexpected plot developments. Felix had intended to introduce some thrill and excitement to the usual routine, so during the original programming he inserted this subroutine to shake things up a bit. In his scenario, Vic was fired from his lounge as the mob took over his business, and he was out on the street. The crew of Deep Space 9, most of them willingly, some – such as Benjamin Sisko – reluctantly, joined Vic and helped him get his club back. However, since shutting down the program and resetting it would have led to Vic losing his memories of everything that had happened to him all this time, everyone had to "play along", forcing the crew to devise a con game that got rid of the mobsters and restored the program to the way it was using 1960s methods of breaking into the safe to force the mob to depart from the lounge. (DS9: "Badda-Bing, Badda-Bang") Later that year, Vic put on a special concert for the command crew of Deep Space 9 after the end of the Dominion War. It was the last time they were all gathered together before many took new assignments and left the station. (DS9: "What You Leave Behind")
- Vic Fontaine was a highly advanced self-aware holographic character. He worked in the lounge of a Las Vegas hotel as a singer in a holoprogram which was kept on permanently in one of the holosuites in Quark's on Deep Space 9. Vic acted to an extent as an unofficial counselor on Deep Space 9 and enjoyed familiar relationships with many of the residents of the station. He was also aware that he was a hologram and had access to station files allowing him to keep up to date with real world current affairs. Vic also has the ability to freely roam other holoprograms.
- [[Archivo:Vic.jpg|thumb|Vic Fontaine Interpretado por James Darren]] Vic Fontaine es un holograma Humano cantante y animador del siglo 24 en Deep Space 9, creado como parte de un programa de simulación de 1962 en Las Vegas (la Tierra). Su holoprograma, junto con su encantadora personalidad, le convirtió rápidamente en un favorito entre la tripulación de DS9 y se accede a su programa con frecuencia.
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