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Not that I care for either character, but Seven looked better in every episode in every season. T'Pol started to look increasingly ragged as her series wore on.

Also, Seven had the bigger jugs.

Dear God, no. the Captain has to go down with the ship, be married to the ship, and bear all kinds of other burdens. I'd want to be a diplomat or Section 31 agent or something...not captain.

So...maybe he and the courts will call it even. His wrongful imprisonment and drunk driving should sorta kinda cancel each other out.

Well, now...this has spawned some interesting dialogue. Pregnant by a hologram? LOL - good luck explaining that one to the parents. I bet some dumb teenage girl in the 24th century would try to blame a hologram....

... a shock that left her so traumatized she needed anti-depressants.

 

She says she suffered headaches and anxiety, missed the attention that blondes receive and had to stay home and wear hats most of the time.

^$%(^"*@%&

Oh, waaaaaah!

Korea

I say DS9.

Every so often, Star Trek does a "leave the comfort zone" ep where the cast gets shipwrecked or kidnapped and have to survive somewhere hellish. The leading cause of these eps is being on a darn ship. We see the likelihood of that scenario drastically cut down when people live on a a station.

Still...good point was brought up. Why be allowed to take the safeties off?

If you're in the holodeck with the safeties off, can you be assimilated by Borg holograms?

LOL. You know, for a moment there, I thought you meant the other f---.

I think her death was necessary. Ziyal's presence was the last semblance of good in Dukat. With that gone, he became more believble to be the pure evil that Sisko would say he was, and more believable as the man capable of all the atrocities possible through the power of the pah-Wraiths. Ziyal would have been a grounding for him. That would have held him back.

 

That said, the death scene was weak. Star Trek really seemed to have trouble killing off regular ancilliary characters without having the death scene seem weak. Sarek would be an exception, but he wasn't all that regular either.

Like, this is actually a really good point.

You made good points though.

opener

I nominate mine and Dabo Queen's (make sense; she did both...I simply came up with the line).

I wouldn't be surprised if we never see Remans again.

I don't believe they will make an appearance in JJ Abram's Trek movie even though the Romulans are the main villains.

Are they really going to be? Abrams better be careful. First, he's toying with TOS characters. Now, he's making Romulans the main villains. Nemesis showed that unless you have a brilliant writer with a truly original voice and unique vision, it's best to leave Romulans (and Remans, and clones for that matter) to the TV world, not the big screen.

Here's another thing. In "The Augments" (I think) Arik Soong says that "if the Klingons decide to retaliate, it'll make the Xindi incident look like a lover's quarrel" (or something to that effect). Does anyone else think 22nd-century Xindi technology was actually superior to 22nd-century Klingon technology? It sure looked it.

I said Klingon, but now I'm thinking I shoulda said Betazoid...you know, considering.

I was just wondering has anyone seen this 3 part show called Star trek.Of.Gods.And.Men?..i downloaded it before i went away and i am kinda half watching it right now,it has ST actors from almost every ST show in it.

Is it any good so far?

I've also heard people call them "distress signals" rather than calls. Could just be an alarm sound designed, as said earlier, to draw attention.

Don't forget, the head of the Tal Shiar works for Section 31.

 

Exactly...Section 31 made Koval their biotch.

 

Seriously though, I still maintain that the Romulans are too backstabby and sneaky to get any real work done...the Romulan military and the Tal Shiar can barely stand each other as it is (I'm basing that info from the TNG episode "Face Of The Enemy", where the captain of Deanna's ship was very distrustful of her being a member of the Tal Shiar).

 

Section 31, on the other hand, gave the founders a fatal strain of herpes...top THAT, Tal Shiar!

LO-freakin'-L..."I'll have you ejected into space, Subcommander! Is that clear?" ^_^

That being said, Sloan still seemed like one bad mother.

Oh, yeah...well said!

Klingons!

 

The Hirogen were cool and tough, but they were having trouble thriving as race anyhow.

 

Well, now...aren't you pretty....

Thanks t everyone who voted and posted. Youbroughtheryouriker, why in the universe would abstinence be inevitable? LOL-Why would you wish that one someone?

I thought she just said "Swahili," in a pleasantly surprised tone. It's been a while since I've seen it, though.

Just watched it with subtitles. She asks, "You're Swahili?" Sothe writer's must have not realized Swahili's a language and not a group. Forgivable, considering the time and place.

The Cardassians...they have proven themselves to be incredibly resourceful when need be. And they're much more methodical than the Romulans.

Uh, honey...no.

Um...something is futile. *shrug*