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I would like to see more of all of them actually, especially the Andorians.

Now is the time for more canon information on this mostly ignored race!

I would like to see more about Andorian culture. I think that family is very important in Andorain society so this might be addressed. Not sure if it really is, so hopefully we'll get some elaboration in future Enterprise episodes.

I'd also like to know some canon information about those antennae of theirs. Can anybody help me out on this?

Thanks VBG I love the counter.

Everyday I'm like "Yay, one less day till Enterprise starts again!"

Ok, I played both of these. in the intro of the second game you find out that the Coaltion won the War. Since you played as the Alliance in teh first, doesn't that make everything you did in the first game irrelevent?

OR

Are they going to make a third game when you go back to the first game era and continue from where the second game intro ended?

What do you think?

I don't grow my sideburns at all.

Yeah, that's why Christian Slater has a cameo in Star Trek 6. I believe he's the officer who talks to Sulu in his quarters.

Correct.

Now I know why the heck he wa in that movie.

Yeah, I look forward to it every week. This is most dissappionting.

Is UPN deliberately trying to kill Enterprise?

My computer is right below my regular clock so I never use my computer clock at all.

But thanks for the warning and I'll make sure I never click it!

I like the one where Data is attempting to do a stand-up act in a comedy club. My favorite part is when he realizes the audience is programmed and does these two wierd gestures.

I also liked it when Data asked Guinan way the joke wasn't funny and she said his timing might have been off. Data replies, "My timing is digital."

No, odie, the scientist rasmussen was from the 22nd century and stole the craft from a 26th century individual, and then traveled to the 24th century in a hope to bring back the 24th century technology to benefit the 22nd century.

I'm not too sure if I'm thinking about the same person (I have in mind the guy from Honey I Shrunk the Kids) but anyway, I thought he wanted stuff from the future so he could get rich. Irreguardless, he's probably trying to find ways to pass the time in a 24th century jail cell.

But I would like to see an episode based on that, even though anyone who has seen that episode would know how it turned out. Still, good idea.

Yeah, I am dissappinted that Star tRek is not real. I would love to be an officer on a starship and perform the duties of a member of Starfleet.

I have an extreme desire to travel through space and see what's out there, and not in a space shuttle.

I believe they go totally out of control as well. That's why Keevan struck a deal with Sisko in Rocks and Shoals, either he escapes with Starfleet or the Jem'hadar go nuts and kill everyone and then eventually die. Can anyone corraborate this?

Unsure, I seem to remmber Keevan saying that if he had had just (insert correct number) viles of white left, Sisko would not have sttod a chance.

I'm not too sure they would be able to kill everybody in their crazy state. If they weren't thinking clearly I think it would be unlikely they could make a significant offense.

Sigh, I guess I'll just have to watch the episode!!

Does anyone remember or have owned the old Star Trek games for the Super Ninendo system?

One was a Next Generation Game ( there was a SEGA version too) and the other was a Starfleet Academy Bridge Simulator.

I still have these but does anyone have anything they want to say about them?

I would like to see one. I like the idea of having an elite force type game and playing as Reed that would be neat.

Then again, I wish they would make a new Bridge Commander type game. Armada is a good idea too.

::sighs:: Well, I guess they will just have to make all three!

Something like that was mentioned in the TNG episode "Brothers"

Oh, and the destruction of the Enterprise was fantastic!  Seeing the battle section explode into a fireball, then the shockwave flinging the saucer toward's the planet.

Star Trek: First Contact

 

Miranda-class ship which "may" be the Souqze-class Bozeman depicted with the wrong model

Don't forget what Data says when he sees them heading toward the planet!!

as for the miranda class, I'm suprised it survived from the Typhon sector to the Terran system.

As for the whole post, yes, I think TNg movies are great!

I have 100% confidence that Earth and humanity will not be destroyed.

As for exploring the galaxy, I'd love to but we'll have to see if it happens

When Sci-fi has a marathon of TOS I usually tape it becasue I'm either at work or have classes. Too bad the tape only has space for 6 hours.

The Jem'Hadar, Genenitcly Engineered Soldiers Of The Dominion.  Their Bodies Are Dependent On A Drug Called Ketricel White.  That Tube Is Connected To A Vile Of "White" In Their Shirt, And It Runs Up Into Their Blood.  This Is How The Founders And The Vorta Maintain Control Of The Jem'Hadar.

Yeah, the Vorta dispense the white like every two hours, after the Jem'Hadar give their oath of loyalty of course

Here's a good one from "The Ensigns of Command" when Picard wants the transporters to work. At the end Geordi says:

"captain, we can do it. It will take about ten years with a staff of one hundred, but.."

I'm almost positive this is not an exact quote, but you get the idea!

It may be just me but I thought one of the best effects of the whole series was the zoom in from outside the Enterprise and into the bridge in "The Cage".

What are yur favorite TOS special effects scenes?

I don't understand, this game is going to award the most shallow person?

::takes a tricorder reading:: I am detecting a significant decrease in the level of human values on this planet.

ok, in his story, he talks about exiting the torpedo shaft, but without a suit.

I was under the impression that that would kill a person! Then he says he sees something out of the corner of his eye. Wouldn't his eye freeze over since there in moisture on it?

Can anyone shed light on this? This is the only Calhoun book I've ever read so is there something with his species' physiology?

I may have found an inconsistancy but I am not sure.

In the TNG episode Descent Part I Data says it takes two senior officers to override the Holodeck's safety function.

Then in Voyager, Belanna was able to remove them by herself.

Is this just a design change between Galaxy and Intrepid-class vessels, or was Bellana, as an engineer able to get around the safety protocol?

Or is it just a matter of forgetting already canon info?

TNG did it with "Cause and Effect"

I liked the episode. As for a show, I don't know, I'd have to see it.