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Lore now stacks shelves in a supermarket. Hard times since TNG...
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He's mentioned in the encyclopedia but there's no relation. They must have liked the name when creating DS9. Snappy.
I would have liked Valeris to have turned out to have been a Romulan spy. Wouldnt you? Or is that just too corny?
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If loser boy Will Wheaten's Wesley hadve beeen such a great character how come he was never asked to appear in any of the movies and was cut from the one where he was allowed to sit at a table?
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<_< Erm, that's a scenario i have often pondered myself very often whenever i'm bored
If i was Picard i'd just let them torment the wee creep as much as they wanted. I would ask for pop corn and a camcorder so i could share the show with everyone who knew him. Im sure even Beverly wouldnt mind kicking back in Ten Forward with a double vodka and Coke and watch the miserable little whining goody goody 80s throw back get a good whiping from a Ferengi or a little bit of pain stick prodding from an 18 stone Klingon. In fact, im sure Picard would win the £500 for entering into 'You've been framed'.
Wesley was such an annoying pants boy. He made Katherine Pulaski look interesting. Scenes between them were painful to watch.
If Picard was captured with Wesley im sure he would object. to him being tortured. But if we just use our brains here for a moment, he OBVIOUSLY wouldnt be in much of a position to do muhc about it.
Wesley - "It hurts, it burns, oh i'm in agony..."
Picard - ha ha!
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I hated her as much as any fan would state,,,
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Patrick Stewart ofg course
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Picard is a real man wheras Kirek is an idealist,,,
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Lore represents the bad in us that Data opposses...
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It's doubtful that they would get their own series
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Klingons will endeavouer to attrcats attebnion in whatever form they take
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But... are secretarial roles such an integrial part of today's society>
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Leonard tried his best at all times even when he was drafted into Star Fleet again
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The fact that an entity exists to destroy planeys is inherent in any society today
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Captain Pike was an intrgral part of Trek Histry. He was the Kirk of his generation. That is a given with which we cannot aruue
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At the end of Year of Hell. We could see what you could be pushed to...
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I thought the end of the world in GB2 was going to happen sooner than thataccording to his prediction cos do u remember Venkman saying the psychic wasnt leaving much time for sales of his book...
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I thought that it was nice that two regular crewmembers finally got married in a Star Trek series. It is nice to know that so far into the future the institution of marriage, which in my mind is a very special and treasured thing, is alive and well. Especially in light of the way in which nowadays it has lost a lot of it's sanctity through the ease of divorce and people just not being bothered any more.
As for Tom and B'Ellanna... well, it's a tricky one. There are a lot of successful relationships that stem from differences. Often we see different personalities marry each other and the two mellow together to each become a sort of a hybrid character akin to each other. The laid back ness of Tom mellowed out B'Ellanna, and her passionate nature perhaps spiced him up a bit, who knows. They were both rebellious to begin with and got into a lot of trouble so i suppose they did have a good few things in common.
I would never have called them loveable though. A better match than Seven and Chakotay !!!! any day!
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Originally the ship was to be a Romulan one but then the writers changed it to a Klingon one, hence why it had those wings painted underneath it. I would say that when ever the ship crashed on Earth, in the interests of 'galactic peace' it was returned to the Klingons - perhaps that embassador who was bad mouthing Kirk at his hearing took it home.
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Ive actually owned a copy of The Motion Picture the novel for a few years but never read it and found it again recently. So im half way through that. It's ok i suppose...
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My partner personally hates Star Trek and wont watch anything to do with it. Therefore we thankfully have a TV/video.dvd player in the bedroom where I can retire to do my Trekking :)
Does your partner like Star Trek? If so, do you like to do Trekkie things together? How often would you do this? And does it help your relationship?
Does anyone's partner, like mine, hate Star Trek? How do you marry the two in your life in a way that suits you both?
Im just nosy :P
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Yes, the small things make big conversation topics!!! :P
Unresolved plot lines
in Star Trek: Enterprise
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Hear, hear! That is so true. Had Enterprise been called Star Trek from the start and it had've had more stories based on TOS episodes I would have been more of an avid viewer. Credit for trying, but the producers were trying too hard to be all character building and all new and it just flopped. It was miserable, boring, tedious, irrelevant. You will probably notice I say very little on Enterprise. That is because I think it stinks. It's supposed to be Trek and I switch to a different channel. Now THAT'S bad!!!!