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Spock is the best looking one there.

I haven't noticed may differences.

Voyager, followed by DS9 and then TNG. But they're almost all good.

Well, I heard theories similar to those of prometheus, but if a genetic disease had been the culprit, it would have been a rather quick recovery.

Hmm, who would play me? name some actor who is 6'4" tall, wieghs 250 pounds, can pretend to play a Semi-pro football player who works for a Pizza place to support a family he had too early, and is dealing with the stresses inherent to someone preparing to go into a warzone. any ideas, guys?

James Steuart? If he was still young that is.

I think that If anyone played me, they'd quit on the first scene, my life is dull.

One day I was reading on some website about a very... interesting topic. The Klingon Forehead Problem was what they referred to it as. As most of us know, the Klingon in TOS had no ridges on their foreheads. When TNG came out they had ridges. No problem. Everyone accepted that TOS was low budget and couldn't afford the fancy foreheads. So Klingons always had ridges. Now for the problem... In DS9 Trials and Tribbleations No Klingons had Ridges, and Worf commented that the Klingons didn't talk about that time because the thing where they had no ridges was embarrassing. Well... that was a problem because in Voyager the crew come upon... KLINGONS! However, that is not all. These Klingons all have ridges, and they left the alpha Quadrant about the time of TOS. does anyone have any Ideas why this is?

I suppose that would explain how Kes could make herself go back in time, and look younger at the same time. But, this is all speculation.

I agree that I would rather be on Voyager as myself, rather than anyone else. Mostly because I have the most experience at being myself. I would love to be Tom's relief officer, so I could pilot the ship. I would also love to use the holodecks on any starfleet vessel.

My impression is that she "took Ocampan form", not that she came back normal.

May I ask what that means?

I found a Klingon translator, and it has the Klingon word for Christmas. The word is QISmaS.

Yeah, what's the deal with that? She gets turned into pure energy when she leaves, and she comes back as normal later on.

The characters are great... the shows would be pretty dull without them. However, likewise, the shows would be nothing without the ships or alien threats. They just all combine to make an excellent show. However, the technology is my overall favorite.

Here Voyager is on WB43 at 10:00 pm and DS9 is on UPN6 at 11:00 pm.

I loved MacGyver! The great thing about that episode with the rhino.... the black rhino are still here.

That was DUMB!

I think I can help on that. Based on the history of the Intrepid class ships, no, not all of them were experimental. Only about the first three, Voyager Included, were experimental. If anything the Defiant class was more experimental. There are supposedly 67 Intrepid class ships in service, and only 39 Defiant class ships in service. The Intrepid class ships aren't likely to have fixed warp pylons anytime. These movable warp pylons were supposed to move to vary the warp field, reducing energy usage, and thus pollution.

The writers said that the Delta flyer is small enough to fit, but to get the interior dimensions shown by the show's sets, The exterior would need to be bigger, and thus te flyer would be too wide to fit through the shuttlebay doors. And, if Picard cares, The DS9 runabouts are Danube class runabouts. The history of shuttles, ships, fighters, and runabouts can be found at Bravofleet online.

Those are some of the most ilarious pics I've ever seen of him.

I think Harry Kim and/or the doctor would give the whole crew a performance. And, Seven of Nine would give everyone something to make them more efficient.

You know... I can't honestly say that I know of any other captains, at least not off the top of my head.

I must thank all of you, you have helped me better understand my love of Star Trek.

I don't think religion makes us inequal...just different.  But, in many ways, I'm glad ST stays out of the religious arena.  The vast majority of shows, when referencing or discussing any religion, but especially the more conservative ones, slam it in some way.  I'd rather they didn't.

Well, Actually I found it insulting that in VOY there was little or no reference to certain religions, but only some of the more polytheistic religions.

First of all that pic was Hilarious, and true to some extent. There is not enough room in the shuttle bays for Nelix's ship, the shuttles, and the delta flyer. The delta flyer is, according to Voyager's technical manual, Is actually so large It'd take out about a meter of the aft wall of the shuttlebay when it went through the door. In reference to the replication of the shuttle parts, yes they could be replicated, but not all the parts. Some parts of the shuttles were too complicated for the replicators to reproduce. When the delta flyer was built there was a lack of energy, an/or shuttle parts on Voyager, making it almost impossible to build any new ships, shuttles, or otherwise. I suppose one could address the problem of storage by using the transporter buffers to hold the shuttles' patterns, like he technique utilized by Scotty in one TNG episode.

Yes, Watching TOS is fine if you have time, but an hour of research, or reading can supply as much Information as needed to understand things like that.