He Who Shall Not Be Named

How the hell can you have a Riker episode poll and not mention Best of Both Worlds? RIKER SAVED THE FEDERATION!!

Well I'm torn. 7 of 9 is the best to look at but B'elanna is the one I would want to have sex with.

I'm torn between Millenium and Battlestar Galactica.

Well I'm torn between Freddy vs. Jason and the remake of The Texas Chainsaw Massacure.

I believe time is nonlinear. However, except for the Q, the Borg, the El Aurians and the Travelers, Star Trek species are linear beings and are only capable of observing time in a linear fashion.

My favorite scene would be right after the Enterprise rammed the Scimitar and the ships separate. We see all that debris floating into space and you just look at the Enterprise and wonder how the heck they can fly it home.

My second favorite scene: "Oh, Sh**!"

Lt. Van Roy was my chat name on startrek.com. It's also a sim character I play.

Yes, I am aware of the irony of calling myself "Lt. Van Roy" when my rank here is Lt. Cmdr. And yes I'm aware that eventually I'll be promoted in my sim forum. No need pointing it out.

One problem with the El Aurian theory. If they did start rumors about the Borg, how is it that the Hansens, as civilians, heard about them and everyone on the Enterprise D (except for Guinan) was clueless about them?

Jellico was a command and control freak, no doubt about it. However, that's exactly why Starfleet hand-picked him for that mission.

DUDE, I'M A GUY!! DO YOU REALLY THINK I CARE ABOUT HOW OTHER GUYS KISS?

Archer

I think stem bolts are like the explanation for Klingon foreheads. We're probably better off not knowing too much.

taco

Well I would want to be Tom Paris because B'elanna looks like she is good in bed.

My sister in law is taking classes at the local community college, one of her classes is...and I sh** you not, "Sociology Through Star Trek"

On the other hand, regular Sociology isn't much better.

You can take any economics paper, take out the calculus and empiracle data, throw in some inherently unprovable assumptions about human behavior with technical-sounding terms like "social stratification", and turn it into a sociology paper. But you can not take a sociology paper and turn it into an economics paper.

I've heard some pretty wild and pretty interresting ideas on Kirk's death.  What about you guys?

What I think would have been a good death for Kirk would be if he saw a familiar-looking saucer section in the distance moving towards him, growing larger and larger, until...

The grey is borring.  How about yellow?

Yellow is too hard on the eyes (mine anyway).

What about cyan?

Well THIS is the one I want.

Click this, damn it!

From what friends tell me (yes, I actually have friends) startrek.net's service kinda sucked.

How the heck can you have an "All-Star" without Elisabeth? :lol:

It depends.

If it is in the "real world" then Dara would win no problem.

If it is in the Matrix then Data would have to follow the rules of a computer program just like the Agents. Neo would win hands down.

I never considered him to have worse command style then Picard, just very different. The crew was not used to a captain like Jellico, and I agree that he might have been portrayed as (and maybe he was) an (Ignore me, I'm using profanity) but his command style worked nonetheless.

Actually, that actor has pretty much played an (Ignore me, I'm using profanity) in all his roles. He is quite good at it. :lol:

Well, I take that back. He was an OK guy in the movie "soldier", but no one saw that movie because it sucked.

But overall I think he was one of the most realistic Captains played. Military officers can't play nice all the time. Plus you have to remember he was chosen by Starfleet for just that particular mission. He knew what negotiating with the Cardassians was like, and what to expect if those negotiations failed. For all we know the only other person on the ship who had met a Cardassian face to face was O'Brian.

First Contact: Dead. They wouldn't have quantum torpedos and the Borg were already familiar with fighting Galaxy class ships.

Insurrection: Probably would survive. Plus we would be able to see where the Captain's Yaht on the Galaxy Class ship is. (Yes, it did have one, they just never used it in any episodes.)

Nemesis. Dead. Even if they had survived the major part of the battle, which is doubtful, there is no way a Galaxy Class's structure could survive raming the Scimitar.

So why did we bother giving him the $750K cash?

Natalie Portman (again) B)