prometheus

And Guinan could be on board with Kes and Q and ...

Do you think, judging from the Motion Picture, that this would have been a good series?

Sigh. Once AGAIN i'll say Wrath of Khan.

To me, ghosts exist in the mind. But not in the physical world. Or do you think otherwise?

My fav villain.

She's also in Star Trek 3: The Search for Spock. She is standing looking out a big window in Space Dock as the battered and bruised Enterprise rolls in. She has a big grin on her face and long brown curly hair.

I never believed her to be in The Voyage Home. Are you, perhaps, thinking of Commader Chapel who is seen in Star Fleet Command babbling about emergency power for the medical supplies?

Id go witht he theory that he carries the com badge about inside of him. And he can probably concentrate his molecular structure into tightly packed small and losely packed large. If he mutated into a dinosaur he may be very unstable and literally come apart. Like elastic.

Well i think it's logical to assume that it will end with some inclusion of the temporal cold war

Interresting idea, however, it sounds more like a mini-series to me. :lol:

Well it isnt.

Ok. Here's my idea. The parasites from TNG's first season are taking over ships from different races. A fleet is forming to attack the Federation. Star Fleet builds up it's own armade against this, led by the Enterprise E. Voyager, Riker's ship and the Defiant feature in this fleet. Bringing in some of these characters. Some Enterprise actors can cameo in heavy makeup as the baddies. T

here could be a sub plot with B4 regaining Data's memories and growing to be like him.

Dr Bev would be working on a way to get rid of the parasites and has to consult with Seven of Nine as she needs her nano-probes.

Picard recognises Seven of Nine from when he was Locutus, and they get intimate.

Deanna will get killed and Voyager will be destroyed.

Is it my imagination or did they use Photon Torpedoes in Nemesis instead of Quantum torpedoes?

I love a nice juicy '' Lardo's '' every once in a while. There's nothing quite like a nice lardo de-luxe salt meal with extra dripping.

You know the motto: " A Lardo makes a hardo cardio "

Me and Seven of Nine go out on the piss every friday night. We're great mates. One night we went out and got loaded and met Deanna Troi puking up in a drain with Riker holding her hair. Seven laughed and called her a trashy mare but but I dont think she heard her. We would start off with a few swift pints at McGreggors and then head off to a club. Seven is great craic when she's full. Best drinkin buddy ever!!!

Janeway is my mum's triplet. The other one is a fish monger in Leeds. They dont get on very well. Janeway stole my mum's boyfriend when they were 21 so they haven't spoken ever since. Sigh. But that happens in families.

For once i'm actually going to say yes to having a past mentioned thing on Enterprise. Section 31 were dark and original and under-developed on DS9. I think their potential for growth on Ent is great.

Q's son. Now THAT would be good. But not the aging John Le Lancy.

Overall, i'm not excited. As opposed to making Enterprise a new show in it's own right it is recycling. Going down the Voyager path that was " Bring in the Borg, we're sinking! " I bet T'Pol will be in silver body paint and the Dominion will be lurking in the expanse. Sigh.

They started as young scamps and matured into two very different people, who were yet friends. Nog took the path we expected of Sisko while that young Captain's son took a literary path. I liked their relationship. It wasn't as cheesey as it could have been. What are your opinions, if any?

I was used to Jadzia and so that tainted my view of Ezri. Just as Dr Bev being around tainted, to an extent, my view of Pulaski. The character was very interesting though in that she wasn't a prepared Trill and couldn't deal with her emotions and new knowledge very well. It ws good to see a character, for once, who WASN'T "the finest in the fleet!"

I preferred the humming ''throbbing'' one from TNG. It seemed more powerful.

If you've been wondering why lately we have had a lot of 'retro movies' such as Scoobie Doo, Spiderman, Charlie's Angels, and now The Hulk and Superman, it is because we are living in a retroactive culture.

The younger segment of the population who has most disposable income is the 18 - 30 year old bracket. Having no kids and mortgages and stuff, it is this group that has most money to spend on entertainment and luxurues. And companies want this money. This group buys nippy cars, rents apartments, goes to the cinema and visits bars and clubs in an attempt to relax and get away from the worries of life. And which time period was most worry free for all of us? Our childhood! Give the group with the money what they want: relaxation in a recreation of their childhood. For a price of course.

So bars have wooden panelling and lots of chrome, like when we were kids. Bars sell alcho pops in bright colours. Cinema's take us back to ur childhood with the familiar and the nostalgic. And cars like the Beetle and the Mini are hugely possible. Retroactive culture!

The new Primera is very nice. Has a 'dolphin' feel to it.

I personally still love the Peugeot 406 Cabriolet as it has a lovely sleek, minimalised body. Also the Audi TT Roadster, the BMW Z4 and the mini. Of course!

Is the guy who plays Zek in DS9 and the school teacher from Clueless the same guy?

I've always wondered why Voyager's warp core looked different to the ones that were shown on the Enterprise D and E and Defiant. They were sort of like rows of tubes with neon lights while the one on Voyager was like a blue disco going on inside a pipe. It looks very much like the Motion Picture warp core. The warp core on Voyager took one hell of a bashing.

Khan and a few others in a sleeper ship vs billions of Borg?

Though WOK is the best movie from the point of view of thew way in which it was written and directed.

I took the test. Im around til im 69.