TrekkieMage

I've had the DVD since about a week after it came out. I didn't catch what you were talking about...

I usually just eat it plain or with chocolate syrup. Yum...

We always get paper, they're easy to pack things in and they don't fall apart as easily (for us at least)

Plus they can be recycled easily.

Next Generation.

I never really got into the Star Wars movies...I've seen two full ones, but they just didn't apeal to me like the Trek movies do

I think you just said it.

They should try and make the series quality better, something a family or 10/12 year olds can watch without being offended. They should try and concentrait on regaining the beliefs and ideals of TOS and TNG, not trying to be the same as everyone else. What made Star Trek popular was that it was different, not that it was the same.

I don't think they should succed in building a holodeck. I, personally think it would be neat if they tried to build one, but failed and wound up causing a problem. That could be interesting.

I can only remember two of my dreams...One was really wierd, I was being chased by a little green snake, and I was terrified. But I like snakes so that was just strange...I woke up after jumping off my bunkbed (in the dream)

But one was just creepy. This girl I didn't like had just left elementry school, and I was glad. A couple weeks later I had a vivid dream of her walking up the hill from the busses into the building. About a week later, she came back.

That one just sticks out in my mind when it comes to dreams...

YES.

As long as it's Trek, I'll watch it.

I voted: Still valuable and relevant to modern day audiences

 

Just becuase something is old, doesn't mean it's outdated.  TOS is a classic and will remain that way in my opinion.  Sure, in time, it'll look extremely outdated, but I see it as becoming a representation of how the "Star Trek" saga began, thus I don't see it going anywhere.

Same here :lol:

Happy Birthday Dominic Keating!!

 

Although this was meant as a joke it does raise an intersting point; Q did say the Borg were genderless, but the Queen appears to be female... :lol:

I guess that since she was female before assimilation, she still maintains the appearance and voice of a female.

 

She was probably the only person who could catch Voyager off guard, even after she was gone, she still made trouble for them. An excelent villan indeed.

Yes, and in my opinion the women villans on Star Trek have been the best. :lol:

Well, they do say that when women commit crimes, they are generally more devious and thought out. Men would just kill, or do something, but they wouldn't be as careful to hide their crimes, they don't make as many detailed plans when it comes to crime/murder ect. Just in general.

So, I'm glad that when Star Trek does have a woman as the bad guy, they tend to be devious and slippery. The crew can never seem to hold her down and keep a eye on her. She's always got a plan.

Just an observation. B)

I nulled mine.

I can't make up my mind, I'd like to see there be a running arc and a point to the show, like the TCW and the Romulan War.

But I don't want the show to be just about that plot arc. I'd like to see some stand alone episodes. I don't want the Suliban in every episode. Some variety is nice. :lol:

Eek...this is a hard one...

I don't think I can come up with a accurate top ten list, due to the fact that I have not yet seen all/most of TOS, TNG and DS9 I'm working on it, but I don't have cable. *sigh*

But, some of the ones I've seen that I've liked a lot are:

The Trouble with Tribbles

QPid

Year of Hell

The Killing Game

Hope and Fear

The Thaw

Warlord

Scorpion

Message in a Bottle

The Omega Directive

Timeless

Bride of Chaotica!

The Voyager Conspericy

Barge of the Dead

Shattered

I'm not very good at making up my mind :lol:

Why am I getting the feeling that cancelling that contract is really going to do more harm than good?

Personally I think that Elite Force is a great game! I just think they should have advertised it more...I would have bought it earlier if I'd known more about it.

I guess I'd be upset, and devistated. But, I will know that I can still watch the DVD's and recordings of the shows, and there is still merchendise out there to collect.

Even if it ends, I don't think the fans are going to sit there and just watch it die. They'll fight for it. At least I hope so :lol:

I haven't been watching the reruns, but I try and watch the new episodes, although, if it's entering the third season it'd probably be a good idea to start watching them... :lol:

Very vunny stuff Lollypop! :lol:

I do my best to bring a smile to everyones face. B)

And you're doing a good job, thank you :P

Thank you nellis!!

Bevfank, see you soon!

Awesome! Thank you Indy!

I'm definatly going to at least try and get that Scorpion... :lol:

I voted for transporters.

Holodecks would be awesoeme, but I don't see any real need for them at the moment.

Replicators would be really cool, but I have a bad feeling that in todays world Americans would use them to replicate junk food and developing countries would use them for weapons more than anything else.

Transporters, IMO, would be an amazing, pollution free way to move around, I think that there should be one in each city/town unless they are excessivly huge. I'm saying this because I think it's pointless to transport three blocks down to see your friend. :lol:

I think that they'd also encourage people to see the world.

In a TNG episode, when the crew finds a satellite with cryogenics tubes and thaw four living people from the 21'st century Picard says that TV didn't last longer then to the mid 21'st century.

Yes, that is true, Picard did say that. but remember on the Voyager finale "End Game" in the first scene Janeway is watching what I think is TV, the news was and on announcing that it was the 10th anniversary of Voyager's return and something about the Ferengi.

 

And I know this was about TV in the 22nd century, but I dunno, if Janeway was watching TV then I guess everyone got bored and brought them back or something.

I think she was watching some kind of news recording...Not television exactly.

In Generations, there were a bunch of reporters on board the Enterprise, so I think they still have a news system, but instead of newspapers or something of the like, they've taken to using recordings that people can watch.

They seem to use holodecks for entertainment, instead of sitting and watching television shows.

I don't believe in ghosts exactly, but I do think there is some kind of energy in your brain that is released when you die...or something along those lines.

Just my crazy opinion... :lol: