Star Trek general discussion (series, films, rumours)

[Penfold101]

Was that the one for a light up stargate with dhd? Think i see something like that doing the rounds a while back.

Yeah, it’s been going round for years after one bloke made it in his garden shed. He did auction it off in the end for several thousand dollars, but the scan ads offer it for like $40, so at least you got something physical!

 

[Gerard]

Yeah, it’s been going round for years after one bloke made it in his garden shed. He did auction it off in the end for several thousand dollars, but the scan ads offer it for like $40, so at least you got something physical!

Reported it to paypal and it seems I'm getting an immediate refund, so looks like the seller is known for this. Last dispute i ever had with a seller it went back and forth, whereas this seems to be immediate.

 

[Gerard]

Now THAT, is a warp effect, really amazing looking model, could easily pass for being a physical model with whatever way he's rendered it.

 

[ivrytwr3]

Just watched Q episode where he was kicked out of the Continuum - fun episode!

Then The Perspective - Riker is accused of getting handsy with a scientists wife. Enjoyed this one too, witness testimonies played out via the holodeck.

One funny moment - Picard shouts "Freeze program!" and the actors freeze, pretending to be a frozen program - but in the background is a computer with lights still blinking and a display cycling data when it's meant to be frozen. Made me chuckle.

 

[ivrytwr3]

Oooooh that was good! "yesterday's Enterprise".

Enterprise C comes from the past and we see a military Enterprise D due to timey wimey.

One of the best episodes so far and was good to see Tasha get a better send off.

 

[Penfold101]

Gradually building toward the epic season finale…

 

[ivrytwr3]

The Offspring tonight - very topical and talks about identifying genders.

Was interesting.

 

[Penfold101]

Pop quiz from a fact I learnt yesterday - which character has the most appearances across all of Star Trek?

 

[Stu999]

Pop quiz from a fact I learnt yesterday - which character has the most appearances across all of Star Trek?

Worf?

I was originally thinking Spock but there weren’t so many TOS episodes.

 

[ivrytwr3]

So far Wesley Crusher - every single bloomin' episode!!!

Picard? 7 seasons, movies and own series? Failing that, as above Worf?

 

[ivrytwr3]

Google - damn!!

 

[Penfold101]

Because I'm taking no credit for this...

 

[something daft already!!]

Once seen, cannot be unseen.

 

[JRS]

Pop quiz from a fact I learnt yesterday - which character has the most appearances across all of Star Trek?

Worf, by far and away.

TNG, DS9 S4-7, the TNG films, Picard. Honourable mention for Dorn also playing Worf's grandfather in The Undiscovered Country.

 

[Penfold101]

Worf, by far and away.

TNG, DS9 S4-7, the TNG films, Picard. Honourable mention for Dorn also playing Worf's grandfather in The Undiscovered Country.

Also ripped from the video - honourable mention for Majel Barrett...

 

[JRS]

Also ripped from the video - honourable mention for Majel Barrett...

Shifting gears slightly...which actor was the first to play the Big Three of Trek's aliens - a Vulcan, a Klingon and a Romulan?

Spoiler

Mark Lenard.

The Romulan commander in "Balance of Terror", Sarek of Vulcan first seen in "Journey to Babel", the Klingon captain of the IKS Amar in the first film.

His record of playing three different aliens was beaten, mind. Suzie Plakson played four - the half-Klingon K'Ehleyr and the Vulcan Lt. Selar in TNG, the Andorian Talah in ENT, the female Q in Voyager. And Jeffrey Coombs played every other Trek role ever

 

[Efour]

Pop quiz from a fact I learnt yesterday - which character has the most appearances across all of Star Trek?

Spot

 

[Efour]

Such quality

 

[ivrytwr3]

Such quality

 

[ivrytwr3]

Allegiance tonight -

Open chest clothes with chest hair on display while smooching with Beverly.

Drinking songs in 10 Forward.

Ending was fun.

Some cringe moments, but interesting episode.