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I think one reason I like Star Trek is because my dad always had my family watch TNG when it was on. We'd order pizza, make milk-shakes, and watch TV as a family. My dad wasn't home very often, so it was one of the few fun things we did together. So, I always associated Star Trek with fun.

Right on all counts, personell anaylsis must be your fortay, you should think about a carreer in starfleet.

Why thank you, That was a very kind remark. I'm hoping to make captain some day.

I don't think it's necessary to Watch TOS before watching most of DS9. I haven't seen any of TOS, but I did read a book on the series, so that helped for background. And I also watched a lot of TNG.

Very true, Point taken. Given that information ,I'd say the doctor would probably like to sing Winds Through the Olive Trees, It Came Upon a midnight clear, and We Three Kings of Orient Are, because they sound beautiful.

I was referring to all of the Star trek series, but I was saying that The NX-01 Entrprise is almost exactly a flying saucer.

I'm not sure how many I'll buy, because my TV stations may show all of them, so I won't need the sets.

Yes, All those were good reasons, however, when I was referring to Enterprise, I was talking about NX-01 Enterprise.

The doctor wouldn't know carols, because he Programmed himself to sing, and I believe that Chrismas , as a holiday, hasn't been celebrated for a long time. So why should the doctor program himself to sing 300 year old songs from a holiday no one celebrates?

Well put Captain, However, The ships were like flying saucers, epecially in the earlier years, and in Enterprise.

Well, There is little celebration on Voyager, and even less Christianity, so I don't think the doctor would know or sing any carols.

The reviews I have just finished reading almost all say that there is little or no behind the scenes info, so all should be forewarned.

I have looked at the reviews at online bookstores and there seem to be many high opinions of the book, but I haven't been able to snag a copy yet. However, I have seen Voyager technical manuals at Ebay.

I believe I would like to be Tom Paris, because I'd love to be at the helm of a new ship. And he's got tons of friends aboard the ship, especially in later episodes.

I don't know the name, but I also enjoy whatever episode it was when the one male, borg child is to be returned home... Does anyone know the name?

I voted for the Raven, mostly because It's the one I remember most about, but, It gives an insight into her assimilation.

Now this is a topic I like. It's obvious that people would only want the doctor to treat them in emergencys.... he's an EMH! As for the doctor's bedside manner, well, I enjoy his dry sense of humor, as well as the fact that he only sings tasteful opera. Doctor Bashir seems too confident to me, but I wouldn't mind being treated by him. Doctor Crusher is far to motherly for me, but I suppose that is desired in deep space.

The idea has merit, but I agree that There has been to much tampering with time, and Janeway had a goal, since she became a captain, of bothering with time as little as possible. But if you do make it a fanfic I would love to read it.

I feel sorry for all of you... I get Voyager on WB 43 at 10pm and DS9 on UPN6 at 11pm. And it's great.

My personal favorite episode is Year of Hell, But for relationships... I'd say the very last episode, and the one before is a good one.

I've been a Voyager fan for a year now, and the relationship between Seven and Ensign Kim is very interesting. I think it would be interesting to know what happens between he crew members about five years after they return to the alpha quadrant.

I don't think you can force Voyager at people. Some people will just never like it, but I believe there should be more resources available to the Voyager fans there are. The thing I enoyed about Voyager was the many encounters with Q and the borg.

Well, I would have to say the doctor. He's got a dry sense of humor that I can understand, and a bedside manner that is perfect for the delta quadrant.

What is it about Star Trek that makes us love it? Could it be the well developed storylines? The fact that it is all military related? It's possible that it could be the physically possible technology. Why do you like Star Trek? I am not sure why I do.