What is your favorite line from the star trek movies?

[bazooka]

"Baby needs a new pair of Shoes"

The Royale, STNG season 2

That episode sucked.

[Tommyknocker]

"Baby needs a new pair of Shoes"

The Royale, STNG season 2

That episode sucked.

How could it haved "sucked", as you put it, when HardcoreRuss found so entertaining, it contains his favorite line. Could it be a difference of opinion?

[bazooka]

"Baby needs a new pair of Shoes"

The Royale, STNG season 2

That episode sucked.

How could it haved "sucked", as you put it, when HardcoreRuss found so entertaining, it contains his favorite line. Could it be a difference of opinion?

Yep.

Imo, the only redeeming part of that episode was when they went through the revolving door and ended right back where they started.

[Hardcoreruss]

"Baby needs a new pair of Shoes"

The Royale, STNG season 2

That episode sucked.

Ahhhh, eloquence, and I thought it was dead.

[Madz]

Classic Trek: There was one episode where Kirk is sitting in his ready room trying to issue commands to the computer which seems to have developed a "lovey-dovey" affection for him. Anyone remember which episode is was? Got the whole series on 79 beta tapes and am trying to find that one.

[Tommyknocker]

"Tomorrow is Yesterday"

[hech54]

"I know this ship like the back of 'me own hand"

[offline]

1) He's dead Jim. (original)

2) WARNING, inertial dampening failure (shuttle craft computer, various)

3) How they always talk about what they are doing with the controls
when there is an emergency (various)

4) How a phaser shot never kills an important character, even if
point blank.

and last but not least. Jean-Luc Picard as a frenchman...

[Capmaster]

and last but not least. Jean-Luc Picard as a frenchman...

Like that episode where Picard was discussing the colors of the old US flag .."they used red, white and blue in their flag, while the French used the more correct blue, white and red"

[yoda313]

Hello,

I've mentioned this other places: how many times did Picard have a French reference??? A dozen maybe???? out of a hundred odd episodes??? Seems a little unbalanced to me. And him having an english fantasy home in the Nexus in Generations???? It seems hard to believe a strongly patriotic Frenchmen would want to embrace another culture like the english (and why would they still have that strong of a national connection in the future???) Isn't it the UNITED FEDERATION of PLANETS??? I thought they were all ONE? A giant UN!

Kevin

[ViRaL1]

Similar to Offline's.

'It's dead Jim.'

We used to use that a lot in PC repair. :P

[yoda313]

Similar to Offline's.

'It's dead Jim.'

We used to use that a lot in PC repair. :P

Hello,

What about flatlining??? BEEEEEEEEEEEEEEP.

Kevin

[flaninacupboard]

Cap, i think it was a joke to highlight the fact french and americans aare not so different.

And him having an english fantasy home in the Nexus in Generations???? It seems hard to believe a strongly patriotic Frenchmen would want to embrace another culture like the english (and why would they still have that strong of a national connection in the future???)

From memory it was an English home in the victorian era, which we know Picard was a fan of (captain Ahab).

[yoda313]

Hello,

Cap, i think it was a joke to highlight the fact french and americans aare not so different.

yoda313 wrote:
And him having an english fantasy home in the Nexus in Generations???? It seems hard to believe a strongly patriotic Frenchmen would want to embrace another culture like the english (and why would they still have that strong of a national connection in the future???)

From memory it was an English home in the victorian era, which we know Picard was a fan of (captain Ahab).

I guess that would be an acceptable explanation.

Kevin
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[yoda313]

Hello,

I just love those "self-sealing stembolts"!!!

Kevin

[yoda313]

Hello,

Ok here's a tuffy (maybe):

How many races of aliens (or non aliens) did Marc Alaimo play????

Kevin

--For all Star Trek series of course--

EDIT -- HINT - Dream sequences / alternate realites / disguises allowed

Ok since no one answered this here's the answer from

http://www.startrek.com/startrek/view/series/DS9/cast/114429.html

Alaimo's Star Trek association began in 1987 as a contentious and furry Antican in the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode, "Lonely Among Us." Since then he also played Romulan Commander Tebok, "The Neutral Zone," gambler Frederick La Rouque, "Time's Arrow," and Gul Macet, "The Wounded." In addition to his pivotal role as Gul Dukat on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Alaimo could count Anjohl Tennan and Ryan, "Far Beyond the Stars," to bring the total number of Star Trek characters on his resume to seven.

I didn't remember him in that Lonely Among Us episode. But I remembered the human and bajoran roles in DS9.

Kevin

[thecoalman]

The END

[indolikaa]

Pure energy.

[bazooka]

Pure energy.

Information Society.

[indolikaa]

80's Nerd!

[bazooka]

80's Nerd!

Some of the best music was from the 80's. :P

[indolikaa]

"I'm as constant as the Northern Star!"

"I'd give real money if he'd shut up."