The Official 'Star Trek' Trivia Thread [Archive]

Mr. Obsession

01-01-2002, 10:32 PM

One was an Excelsior class the other was a Nebula class.

Extra credit: Both were destroyed at the battle of Wolf 395, the only place the Nebula class version ever appeared.

What was Armin Shimerman's (aka Quark) first role in a Star Trek Series and who or what was he?

Batgirl_2005

01-01-2002, 11:59 PM

Quark was a Ferengi (spelling?) he ran the bar... er... restaurant(?) in the series DS9.

What was the name of the episode in which Wesley Crusher is granted the rank of acting ensign?

Karkull

01-02-2002, 01:45 AM

Actually, before Armin Shimerman was Quark he was a Ferengi soldier (?) in the ST:TNG episode The Last Outpost.

Uh...name five Star Trek actors who did voice work on animated shows.

Colin

01-02-2002, 01:48 AM

Originally posted by Karkull
Actually, before Armin Shimerman was Quark he was a Ferengi soldier (?) in the ST:TNG episode The Last Outpost.

Uh...name five Star Trek actors who did voice work on animated shows.

Michael Dorn
Mirina Sirtis
Brent Spiner
Jonathon Frakes
Kate Mulgrew

...and they were all on Gargoyles...

Next Question (kinda easy): What actress was originally supposed to play Captain Kathryn Janeway?

Mr. Obsession

01-02-2002, 02:41 AM

Originally posted by Karkull
Actually, before Armin Shimerman was Quark he was a Ferengi soldier (?) in the ST:TNG episode The Last Outpost.

Correct, in that episode he played a Ferengi named Letek (also the first Ferengi to speak in the episode), he also played a Ferengi named Bractor in Peak Performance and was the face in the Betazoid gift box in Haven. And later he became Quark.

What was the name of the episode in which Wesley Crusher is granted the rank of acting ensign?
Where No One Has Gone Before

What actress was originally supposed to play Captain Kathryn Janeway?
Genevive Bujold.

Ok, Janeway wasn’t the first female captain to appear in Star Trek. Who's the lucky lady who got this role?

Jedigreedo

01-02-2002, 06:23 AM

Originally posted by Mr. Obsession
One was an Excelsior class the other was a Nebula class.

Just thought I should mention you're right. You most likely already knew that by now tho. :D

The first female Captain ever seen... um... the only one I can think of the Captain of the U.S.S. Saratoga which was in Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home I don't know the actresses or the character's name but if it helps towards counting as a correct answer that U.S.S. Saratoga was a Miranda class original while Sisko's Saratoga from The Emissary was a Miranda class variant. Also I do believe the U.S.S. Saratoga in Star Trek IV was the first ship to encounter the ship that communicated with the whales.

How many different Starfleet phaser rifles and Starfleet phasers has the 1701-D/1701-E crew used?

Mr. Obsession

01-02-2002, 12:40 PM

Originally posted by Jedigreedo

Just thought I should mention you're right. You most likely already knew that by now tho. :D

The first female Captain ever seen... um... the only one I can think of the Captain of the U.S.S. Saratoga which was in Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home I don't know the actresses or the character's name but if it helps towards counting as a correct answer that U.S.S. Saratoga was a Miranda class original while Sisko's Saratoga from The Emissary was a Miranda class variant. Also I do believe the U.S.S. Saratoga in Star Trek IV was the first ship to encounter the ship that communicated with the whales.

You probably don't remember her name, and that's because her character was given no name. :D But she was played by actress Madge Sinclare. All I was looking for was that she was in Star Trek IV. The Sisko stuff gives you bonus points.

How many different Starfleet phaser rifles and Starfleet phasers has the 1701-D/1701-E crew used?

5 (i think):
1 type one design (compact hand held)
2 type two design (standard hand held)
2 type three design (phaser riffle)

So, if I'm right the next question would be:

How many years was Capt. Picard in command of the U.S.S. Stargazer?

And for easy Extra Credit:
How or why did he take command of the ship?

SilverKnight

01-02-2002, 01:07 PM

Sorry to interrupt, but I felt the need to say thank you. Since I can answer none of these questions, I no longer feel obligated to think of myself as a Star Trek geek. :D You have my ever-lasting gratitude. >waves< Bye. :)

(Edit: Oh, and didn't Picard take control of the ship nine years ago? So that would be, what? Eight years, right? >shrugs<)

Mr. Obsession

01-02-2002, 01:13 PM

No, nine years ago he was still in command of the Enterprise D. ;) And as a hint, he was in command of the Stargazer for more than 9 years.

One question, and it doesn't count towards the thread as my last question still stands. How many people are using some sort of reference guide?

*Sheepishly raises hand* :D

The Guitar Slayer

01-02-2002, 01:33 PM

22 years (2333-2355). Impressive. (God bless the Okudas :D )

EDIT: He took the ship because the captain was killed.

Can I do one from the original series?

All right...give me a bit to come up with a good one

Naraht

01-02-2002, 01:37 PM

Originally posted by The Guitar Slayer
22 years (2333-2355). Impressive. (God bless the Okudas :D )

Can I do one from the original series?

PLEASE!

And I have guides, but they is @ home...I is only using my head.....which is why I have yet to answer.

Bleh,.

The Guitar Slayer

01-02-2002, 01:44 PM

All right. This will drive you non-detail oriented people nuts.

What were the symbols that the Enterprise people could have on the gold insignia on the chest of the uniform?

(Name at least three)

For example: one ep. had a woman from a starbase that had a flower on the gold insignia.

Do you know what I'm talking about?

Peace and Rock 'n' Roll
The Guitar Slayer

Naraht

01-02-2002, 01:47 PM

Originally posted by The Guitar Slayer
All right. This will drive you non-detail oriented people nuts.

What were the symbols that the Enterprise people could have on the gold insignia on the chest of the uniform?

(Name at least three)

For example: one ep. had a woman from a starbase that had a flower on the gold insignia.

Do you know what I'm talking about?

Peace and Rock 'n' Roll
The Guitar Slayer

I assume you're talking about the insignias (which later became Comm Badges in TNG on)
Actually All enterprise personell had the traditional arrowhead ppl are familier with. People from other star bases had diffrent symbols
I know that On the Insignias Command had a black arrow head in the gold, sciences had an atom inside, and engineering had some other symbol..sorta like a recycling symbol...

The Guitar Slayer

01-02-2002, 01:49 PM

Judges?

SFX: buzzer

No, sorry, man, you're a little wrong. :p :)

Evil Dr. Reef

01-02-2002, 05:29 PM

Originally posted by naraht

I assume you're talking about the insignias (which later became Comm Badges in TNG on). Actually All enterprise personell had the traditional arrowhead ppl are familier with. People from other star bases had diffrent symbols.
I know that On the Insignias Command had a black arrow head in the gold, sciences had an atom inside, and engineering had some other symbol..sorta like a recycling symbol...

This was my guess too. If it isn't the little illustrations on the insignias, what is it?

The Guitar Slayer

01-02-2002, 06:59 PM

No, no, no....he's got part of the answer in the post....it is the illustration on the insignia. I meant that one symbol that he named is wrong.

naraht gets first shot at this one; I was unclear. Sorry :o .

Naraht

01-02-2002, 07:20 PM

Originally posted by The Guitar Slayer
No, no, no....he's got part of the answer in the post....it is the illustration on the insignia. I meant that one symbol that he named is wrong.

naraht gets first shot at this one; I was unclear. Sorry :o .

eh?

oh, ok..I don't remember off hand, so I'll go cheat...

(found my problem, was thinking of the Movie Logos)
OK
Command, An enogated Star (with three of the points resembling the arowhead)
Sciences, Two interwoven circles in an atomish design....
Engineering/Support, A soorta spirally thinggie

Thank You Star Fleet Tech Manual!

ok, My question is this -
Where was Sulu Born?

Jedigreedo

01-02-2002, 07:23 PM

Originally posted by Mr. Obsession
5 (i think):
1 type one design (compact hand held)
2 type two design (standard hand held)
2 type three design (phaser riffle)

Actually, it's 8. 4 Phasers and 4 Phaser Rifles. They used the other phaser and phaser rifles in the movies. Correct me if I'm wrong though, I almost don't recall them using at least 1 phaser rifle. I'm need to check that... Btw, if it led you off any when I said 1701-D/1701-E crew, I meant for the series and the movies too.

About the TOS insignias:
The insignias the Command officers were allowed to wear on their shirt was probably the star in the insignia I think. No ship had the same shape of the insignia, Enterprise was the only one in Starfleet with arrowhead insignias and then Starfleet adapted that arrowhead as the main insiginia.

What is the only known Starfleet single-nacelle ship class?
Hint: it can be found in the Wolf 359 graveyard

Evil Dr. Reef

01-02-2002, 08:03 PM

What is the only known Starfleet single-nacelle ship class? Hint: it can be found in the Wolf 359 graveyard.

I'm going to take a guess and say the U.S.S. Tolstoy, a Rigel-class ship.

The Guitar Slayer

01-02-2002, 09:11 PM

I though naraht had first dibs on the new question, but oh well :rolleyes: . I'll answer his.
Hikaru Sulu was born in San Francisco. You got my question right, naraht. Now we're even. :)

Peace and Rock 'n' Roll
The Guitar Slayer

Now, because I remember where your name comes from, I'll forever think of you as a typing pan pizza :D .

Jedigreedo

01-02-2002, 09:16 PM

Originally posted by Evil Dr. Reef
I'm going to take a guess and say the U.S.S. Tolstoy, a Rigel-class ship.

Actually it's unknown what a Rigel class looks like, it didn't have a model made and the Tolstoy was only mentioned in Best of Both Worlds. The answer is a ship class that did actually have a model there.

Naraht

01-02-2002, 10:05 PM

Originally posted by The Guitar Slayer
I though naraht had first dibs on the new question, but oh well :rolleyes: . I'll answer his.
Hikaru Sulu was born in San Francisco. You got my question right, naraht. Now we're even. :)

Peace and Rock 'n' Roll
The Guitar Slayer

Now, because I remember where your name comes from, I'll forever think of you as a typing pan pizza :D .

LOL!

I always felt that Hortas being red was a side effect of being exposed to an oxygen atmosphere (thereby causeing the to either combust or rust) and that they'd be more "rock" like.

I dunno the ship...and am watching Army of Darkness, so thereby can't be bothered to look up the info =D

Mr. Obsession

01-02-2002, 11:56 PM

Originally posted by Jedigreedo

Actually, it's 8. 4 Phasers and 4 Phaser Rifles. They used the other phaser and phaser rifles in the movies. Correct me if I'm wrong though, I almost don't recall them using at least 1 phaser rifle. I'm need to check that... Btw, if it led you off any when I said 1701-D/1701-E crew, I meant for the series and the movies too.

Bagh. You only asked about the D/E crew, those other variants only appeared in DS9 and Voyager, Not TNG or the TNG movies.

About the TOS insignias:
The insignias the Command officers were allowed to wear on their shirt was probably the star in the insignia I think. No ship had the same shape of the insignia, Enterprise was the only one in Starfleet with arrowhead insignias and then Starfleet adapted that arrowhead as the main insiginia.

Depending on department each insignia was different, but command wore the ship insignia, which was different for each ship or station. And like you pointed out, later the Enterprise (NCC 1701 original) was adapted for the entire fleet.

As for the other series, they're all fair game (TNG's just the easiest for me). So ask away.

Umm, what's the current question?

Jedigreedo

01-03-2002, 02:52 AM

The current question is: What is the only known Starfleet ship with only one warp nacelle?

If you look closely in FC and INS, you can see them with the Voyager phaser. And the phaser rifles do change, I'm just not sure about 1 phaser rifle, but I wasn't talking about Voyager's almost-impossible-to-be-held-right compression rifle but there are 3 phaser rifles that were in the movies (I think it's 3, like I said I'm not sure about one, I can send you a pic if you wish.) and then the phaser rifle they used in DS9, did they not use that in TNG at some point?

Ok, if no one can figure out my question, here's the answer: Freedom class. It's nicknamed frying pan and is in the Star Trek Fact Files.

New question:

There is a starship class named the Yeager class, the question is, what two models were kit-bashed to make this model?

Extra credit: There is a ship named U.S.S. Yeager that is not Yeager class, what class is this ship?

Evil Dr. Reef

01-03-2002, 08:54 PM

Originally posted by JediGreedo
New question:

There is a starship class named the Yeager class, the question is, what two models were kit-bashed to make this model?

Extra credit: There is a ship named U.S.S. Yeager that is not Yeager class, what class is this ship?

Well, to answer your second question first, the U.S.S. Yeager is a Sabre-class ship, seen only as a computer effect in the dogfight with the Borg in the beginning of First Contact.

As for your second question... d@med if I know...

Jedigreedo

01-04-2002, 05:02 AM

Originally posted by Evil Dr. Reef

Well, to answer your second question first, the U.S.S. Yeager is a Sabre-class ship, seen only as a computer effect in the dogfight with the Borg in the beginning of First Contact.

As for your second question... d@med if I know...

Correct.

Anyone else want to take a crack at the other part? I'll post it anyway. :D The two models used to build the entire ship is a Maquis Raider model without the front and the saucer and nacelles to an Intrepid class. Rather cool lookin' ship, but bad thoughts on design, IMO.

Here's a new question: The first two phasers of TNG were a small compact type 1 phaser and a very fat type 2 phaser, what are these phasers' nicknames?

Mr. Obsession

01-04-2002, 02:59 PM

Originally posted by Jedigreedo
Here's a new question: The first two phasers of TNG were a small compact type 1 phaser and a very fat type 2 phaser, what are these phasers' nicknames? I'm just guessing here, but could the answer be: Laurel and Hardy?

On the off chance that I'm right I'll just let someone else post the next question.

Jedigreedo

01-05-2002, 06:39 AM

Ok, since no one else wants to take a guess, the nicknames of the phasers are Cricket for the type 1 and Dust Buster for the type 2.

Ok, here's an easier question: What ship in DS9 was commanded by cadets?

Mr. Obsession

01-05-2002, 04:58 PM

Are you asking about one of the ships used by Red Squad or is this something else?

Jedigreedo

01-06-2002, 01:51 AM

I'm asking for the U.S.S. name of the ship in DS9 that was commanded by cadets. Here's a hint: Jake and Nog were rescued by them.

Mr. Obsession

01-06-2002, 02:10 AM

Was it the U.S.S. "You Might As Well Ask Another Question Now"? :D

Bird Boy

01-06-2002, 11:18 AM

U.S.S Valiant?

I think that's right..anyway, here's the next Question:

What city do McCoy, Kirk and Spock arrive in after going through the Guardian of Forever?

-BB

The Guitar Slayer

01-06-2002, 04:46 PM

New York City, specifically the Hell's Kitchen area.

In the same vein, what was the drug that McCoy accidentally injected himself with in that episode? (Spelling does count here)

Extra credit: how much was he supposed to give Sulu and how much did he inject himself with?

Evil Dr. Reef

01-07-2002, 09:06 AM

In the same vein, what was the drug that McCoy accidentally injected himself with in that episode? (Spelling does count here)
Extra credit: how much was he supposed to give Sulu and how much did he inject himself with?
He accidentaly injected himself with I dont know how many milliliters of cordrazine , and he was supposed to give Sulu 2 milliliters.

The Guitar Slayer

01-07-2002, 04:54 PM

Go for it, Doc.

The other half of the Extra Credit is still open, but here's the answer.

McCoy injected himself with "100 times the recommended dose for heart flutter."

God bless Bjo Trimble, too. :D

Evil Dr. Reef

01-07-2002, 06:48 PM

Allrighty then.
Name two things in Star Trek named after an Anime series/movie
*HINT* They can both be found in The Next Generation

Jedigreedo

01-09-2002, 02:43 AM

Well I know one is Akira....but to my knowledge that wasn't in TNG. The Lucasarts designer who designed the Akira named the Akira class after the anime movie. Other than that, I dunno. Only ones from TNG I could think of is Soyuz and Lakota?

Evil Dr. Reef

01-09-2002, 04:03 PM

Originally posted by jedigreedo
Well I know one is Akira....but to my knowledge that wasn't in TNG. The Lucasarts designer who designed the Akira named the Akira class after the anime movie.
You are correct, sir. The Akira-class ship was named after the film. Care to take a guess at the other thing? I'll give you another hint or two: this RACE was also recently in Enterprise.

P.S. I said that these were BOTH in TNG. I was kinda wrong. The one that Jedigreedo didn't get is absolutely, for sure in TNG. But the Akira-class was seen only in First Contact. It's still the same cast of characters from TNG, but if you want to be technical, it wasn't in the series.

Jedigreedo

01-09-2002, 04:24 PM

Well only things I can think of now is Suliban, but they weren't in TNG, and the Andorians, who also weren't in TNG... Klingons come to mind, and Vulcans for stuff in TNG&ENT.

Evil Dr. Reef

01-12-2002, 10:11 PM

The other thing I was thinking of was the Nausicaans. They were named after Nausicaa and the Valley of the Wind, a very good manga and anime series. Anyone that wants to post a question, go ahead, or I will in a day or two.

Naraht

01-13-2002, 07:06 AM

Oooh oooh...I'll post a Question...

Which MST3k Character has a store on the prominade?

(note, this is based off of info in the 2nd Version ST Encyc. Is not cannon, but I don't really care)

Jedigreedo

01-13-2002, 07:10 AM

What is the name of the Nova class ship seen on Voyager?

Evil Dr. Reef

01-14-2002, 12:15 PM

To answer naraht, Tom Servo has a robot shop on the Promenade. And to guess at Jedigreedo, I think it was the Equinox .

Naraht

01-14-2002, 12:40 PM

Originally posted by Evil Dr. Reef
To answer naraht, Tom Servo has a robot shop on the Promenade. And to guess at Jedigreedo, I think it was the Equinox .

Got mine right....course, since I quoted the source...didn't make it hard =D

Jedigreedo

01-14-2002, 03:06 PM

And you got mine right. You can post a quesiton if you want to.

Evil Dr. Reef

01-14-2002, 06:49 PM

How many people in all of Starfleet are trained and authorized to operate the (NX) Prometheus ?

Naraht

01-14-2002, 06:55 PM

Originally posted by Evil Dr. Reef
How many people in all of Starfleet are trained and authorized to operate the (NX) Prometheus ?

I have no idea, so I'll go by the ole Star Trek Standard - 47

Evil Dr. Reef

01-14-2002, 06:58 PM

Nope! Sorry, but it's waaaaay lower than that...

Naraht

01-14-2002, 06:59 PM

Originally posted by Evil Dr. Reef
Nope! Sorry, but it's waaaaay lower than that...
Damn, I can't belive 47 failed me. *sigh*

Jedigreedo

01-14-2002, 07:23 PM

Dang, I think it's 2, I know it's a WAY low number like that but can't remember exactly.

Evil Dr. Reef

01-14-2002, 07:53 PM

So close, yet so far away, Jedigreedo...

Jedigreedo

01-14-2002, 08:11 PM

Maybe 1?

Evil Dr. Reef

01-14-2002, 08:14 PM

You're going the wrong way...

Jedigreedo

01-15-2002, 05:25 AM

7? That number's been racking at my brain for me to ask it but I thought it was lower, might as well try. :D

Evil Dr. Reef

01-15-2002, 01:53 PM

Lower than that...

The Guitar Slayer

01-15-2002, 02:12 PM

What the heck.

3.

Evil Dr. Reef

01-15-2002, 04:29 PM

Man, you're close!!!

Kal-el

01-15-2002, 04:34 PM

Ah...maybe 4? It's gotta be 4.
(this doesn't include the tremendous job the 2 medical holograms did opterating the vessel, right?) :rolleyes:

Evil Dr. Reef

01-15-2002, 04:43 PM

Right on both counts, Kal-El. It's your question.

Kal-el

01-15-2002, 04:59 PM

OK. Question. Hmmm. What character from the Trek universe has had the longest run of any character? (meaning conitunous character usage and airtime)
hope the question is clear...

Evil Dr. Reef

01-16-2002, 08:22 AM

i'm gonna say...Spock. Besides Scotty, he's the only character from the Original series to be seen in anything besides the first 7 movies.

Jedigreedo

01-16-2002, 09:42 AM

I think it's Spock, cause Scotty was in one episode of TNG, but Spock was in two I think. 'Course Scotty was in an extra movie that Spock wasn't...

Spock - TOS, 6 movies, 2 episodes of TNG (There anymore with him?)
Scotty - TOS, 7 movies, 1 episode of TNG
They're pretty much tied...

Bird Boy

01-16-2002, 09:43 AM

Not Spock..Spocks Dad! Ah cripes..what's his name....Sirik!!

I remember Sirik in a couple TNG episodes..

-BB

Kal-el

01-16-2002, 09:43 AM

Not Spock. It's not someone from TOS. Think of a character that's been on nearly two full Trek series.
Keep in mind that this isn't the oldest character, but the one who has had the most screen time during any of the series.

Bird Boy

01-16-2002, 09:46 AM

Troi? Barkly? Picard?

hehe, I know..I'm cheating...guessing three at a time... :D

-BB

Jedigreedo

01-16-2002, 09:46 AM

Oh yeah, for some reason I assumed it was Starfleet. Klingons!

Jedigreedo

01-16-2002, 09:57 AM

Well, after re-reading the questions, I have come to my final answer: Majel as the Starfleet Computer.

Kal-el

01-16-2002, 10:10 AM

Bird Boy, you were close. It is a member of starfleet. He served under Picard.

Naraht

01-16-2002, 10:20 AM

You're looking for worf...

new question, SAT style

"To Boldly Go, Where No Man Has Gone Before" : USS Enterprise :: "No Matter Where You Go, There You Are" : ??

Jedigreedo

01-16-2002, 10:30 AM

It can't be Worf, Michael Dorn was in Star Trek 6 as Kirk and McCoy's "lawyer" but it couldn't of been Worf because Worf didn't live on the Klingon homeworld and would've most likely of had to live there to become a "lawyer" figure type.

Originally posted by naraht
"No Matter Where You Go, There You Are":

U.S.S. Voyager NCC-74656

Naraht

01-16-2002, 10:39 AM

Originally posted by Jedigreedo
It can't be Worf, Michael Dorn was in Star Trek 6 as Kirk and McCoy's "lawyer" but it couldn't of been Worf because Worf didn't live on the Klingon homeworld and would've most likely of had to live there to become a "lawyer" figure type.
Wrong, he was going for screen time, and Worf on tng & ds9 had more screen time than any other character...(@least that's what I think he's going for....I still say Spock's right)

U.S.S. Voyager NCC-74656
Wrong.

Bird Boy

01-16-2002, 10:56 AM

"No Matter Where You Go, There You Are"

That would be...

U.S.S. Excelsior

K...now it's my turn eh? Now I can't think of one...so, the next one is up for grabs!

-BB

Jedigreedo

01-16-2002, 11:01 AM

For the character question, I think the computer is right because the computer technically was under Picard and the computer is basically a character because the computer is listed in the credits. ;) Plus the computer has had the most screentime than anyone else by being in 4 out 5 series and if I'm not mistaken, all the movies. (Although some of the earlier ones might not have it, can't clearly remember)

For the Worf part, well it's not even the afternoon yet, can't remember everything. :D

As for the quote, I was mislead because the Excelsior quote I thought was "All I ask is a tall ship and a star to steer her by" because the quote you mentioned really suits Voyager. But Bird_Boy got it before me. Oh well. :)

I guess I'll post a question. In late-DS9 there was a ship that was renamed the Defiant, what was the original name of this ship?

Naraht

01-16-2002, 11:15 AM

Originally posted by Jedigreedo

As for the quote, I was mislead because the Excelsior quote I thought was "All I ask is a tall ship and a star to steer her by" because the quote you mentioned really suits Voyager. But Bird_Boy got it before me. Oh well. :)

No....that's the defient I believe...

Can't remember which ship was renamed, although it would have been funny if it had been the yorktown...since that was to be the original name of the Enterprise...

Evil Dr. Reef

01-16-2002, 04:02 PM

Origianlly posted by Jedigreedo
In late-DS9 there was a ship that was renamed the Defiant, what was the original name of this ship?
The Valiant. Next question:
Name the lime-green drink very popular on Ferenginar.

Jedigreedo

01-16-2002, 06:51 PM

Sorry Reef, the Valiant was the ship commanded by Red Squad, which were just cadets. The ship that was renamed the Defiant in late-DS9 was the U.S.S. Sao Paula in the last season.

Evil Dr. Reef

01-17-2002, 03:24 PM

Damn.
Oh well, does anyone else have a question or answer?

Jedigreedo

01-17-2002, 05:52 PM

Sure, I've got one.

The U.S.S. Rhode Island from Endgame is a variant of what ship class?

Kal-el

01-18-2002, 08:52 AM

Originally posted by Jedigreedo
The U.S.S. Rhode Island from Endgame is a variant of what ship class?
Hmmm. It kind of looked like a retrofitted Nova class. Close?

Nightflower

01-18-2002, 01:26 PM

Originally posted by Evil Dr. Reef

Name the lime-green drink very popular on Ferenginar.

Uh......slug-o-cola?

Zorakfan

01-18-2002, 01:33 PM

Slurm!
http://pvbart.free.fr/pagesepisodes/images/1acv13.jpg

Jedigreedo

01-18-2002, 03:04 PM

Originally posted by Kal-el

Hmmm. It kind of looked like a retrofitted Nova class. Close?

Correct.

Evil Dr. Reef

01-18-2002, 04:20 PM

Originally posted by Nightflower
Uh......slug-o-cola?
Also correct. Who feels like making a post?

Evil Dr. Reef

01-18-2002, 07:09 PM

Okay then...
What's the name of the Captain's yacht on the Enterprise E?

The Guitar Slayer

01-18-2002, 07:35 PM

The Calypso?

Mr. Obsession

01-18-2002, 07:46 PM

Originally posted by Evil Dr. Reef
Okay then...
What's the name of the Captain's yacht on the Enterprise E?

The Cousteau, named after that famous French dude. :p

Edit: The Calypso was the name of the Captain's yacht for the Enterprise-D.

Next:
What was the name of the Dax symbiont's first host?

Evil Dr. Reef

01-18-2002, 07:49 PM

You are correct, Mr. Obsession, and in response to your question:
It was Lela Dax, first woman to serve on the Trill council.

Next question is a two-parter:
In Voyager, what century did the Aeon come from, and what year did it crash-land in?

Mr. Obsession

01-18-2002, 07:59 PM

Originally posted by Evil Dr. Reef
Next question is a two-parter:
In Voyager, what century did the Aeon come from, and what year did it crash-land in?
The Aeon came from the 29th c. and crashed in 1967.

Next:
Between the destruction of the Enterprise D's drive section and the crash landing of it's saucer section, how many crewmen died?

Bonus (two parts):
When was the Enterprise D originally proposed to be destroyed and why did they decide to wait until the movie Generations to do it?

Kal-el

01-20-2002, 03:26 PM

Mr. Obsession, does your question refer to the time when the drive section FIRST was destroyed to the time after the energy ribbon changed everything? I could say that everyone but Picard died (as he was taken into the ribbon). But, at the end, when everyone was picking up the pieces, I would have no idea.
Not sure about the bonus question.

Mr. Obsession

01-20-2002, 04:07 PM

My question has to do with the final time it was destroyed.

And if no one can answer my bonus question (that's why it's a bonus question in the first place, silly :p ) than I give the answer.

Evil Dr. Reef

03-04-2002, 08:56 PM

IT'S BAAAAAAAAAAAAAAACK..........
And with a new question!

Who played the EMH-2 aboard the Prometheus in Voyager?

Naraht

03-04-2002, 09:00 PM

Andy Dick

Name a Next Generation Episode originally written for the failed Star Trek II show...

oranthal

03-04-2002, 09:15 PM

Kirstie Alley was asked to reprise her role in ST VI as vulcan that she played in ST II: wrath of khan. she refused so than the script had to be changed because they did not write Kirstie alley as the traitor. does anyone know what original plot of ST VI was?

Naraht

03-04-2002, 09:17 PM

Originally posted by oranthal
Kirstie Alley was asked to reprise her role in ST VI as vulcan that she played in ST II: wrath of khan. she refused so than the script had to be changed because they did not write Kirstie alley as the traitor. does anyone know what original plot of ST VI was?

umm...

you have to answer my question 1st.

Evil Dr. Reef

03-04-2002, 09:34 PM

Originally posted by Naraht
Name a Next Generation Episode originally written for the failed Star Trek II show...
Both "The Child" & "Devil's Due" were written as ST2 episodes. And here's a fun Star Trek trivia fact!
The original pilot episode for "Star Trek: Phase Two", as it would've been called, was written and re-written so much, it eventually became the very first Star Trek movie. Which leads to my next question:
What was the pilot episode of "Phase Two" originally called?

Jedigreedo

03-05-2002, 03:43 AM

Originally posted by Evil Dr. Reef
What was the pilot episode of "Phase Two" originally called?

Hmm....

"Torpedos No Fun, Phasers On Stun!"
:D

Maybe Star Trek: Enterprise Chronicles? I dunno. :(

Evil Dr. Reef

03-05-2002, 05:04 PM

"Torpedos No Fun, Phasers On Stun!"
Heh. Heh. Heh.
To anyone with a ST Encyclopedia, the answer is in there... :eek:

oranthal

03-05-2002, 05:05 PM

i'm sorry, i don't what the answer is and considering this is the only star trek that is currently opened, i decided to ask the question here. and besides, my question is not a riddle; it is more like a "does anyone know the facts to this question" type of question. do you think would have been better or worse if Kirstie Alley was in it? the way ST VI played out, it was an awesome movie.

Originally posted by naraht

umm...

you have to answer my question 1st.

Naraht

03-05-2002, 05:06 PM

Originally posted by oranthal
i'm sorry, i don't what the answer is and considering this is the only star trek that is currently opened, i decided to ask the question here. and besides, my question is not a riddle; it is more like a "does anyone know the facts to this question" type of question. do you think would have been better or worse if Kirstie Alley was in it? the way ST VI played out, it was an awesome movie.

actually, there is another Star Trek thread, that's been (even more active than this one) on this board for a week or so...

Evil Dr. Reef

03-07-2002, 08:50 PM

Bumped by the Doc.

James

03-07-2002, 09:40 PM

Originally posted by oranthal
i'm sorry, i don't what the answer is and considering this is the only star trek that is currently opened, i decided to ask the question here. and besides, my question is not a riddle; it is more like a "does anyone know the facts to this question" type of question. do you think would have been better or worse if Kirstie Alley was in it? the way ST VI played out, it was an awesome movie.

Fair point - this and last weeks ST thread have been merged so you have more to wax Trek over...

As for Kirstie Alley - I think she should have been back for ST VI. Kim was great, but it would have finished off the arc of one of the movies few new main characters. I prefer Cattrell to Robin Curtis though - in that regard, Kim was a good move..!

Naraht

03-08-2002, 07:16 AM

Originally posted by SJJ

Fair point - this and last weeks ST thread have been merged so you have more to wax Trek over...

As for Kirstie Alley - I think she should have been back for ST VI. Kim was great, but it would have finished off the arc of one of the movies few new main characters. I prefer Cattrell to Robin Curtis though - in that regard, Kim was a good move..!

umm...thanx....but no thanx....

One was a thread for discussing the show, the other was a trivia contest...that's like going to the Justice League board and Merging Justice Leage ABCs with War World Part2 Talkback...both deal with JL, but in vastly diffrent ways...

Course...no one is playing Star Trek Trivia, or wanting to discuss it, but it's the principal of the thing....>=\

James

03-08-2002, 09:58 AM

Fine. Split and forgotten (aside from a healthy bump to the other ST thread.. )

Back to the ST Trivia methinks!
Anyone gonna give the answer to the original ST VI question - I'm interested... and we aren't talking about Roddenbery's grump and constantly mooted going back to JFK idea?

Evil Dr. Reef

03-08-2002, 03:31 PM

The last TRIVIA question was mine, about what the pilot episode of Star Trek: Phase 2/the original ST movie was originally called. It's still open...

Mynd Hed

05-01-2003, 01:55 PM

Well, the standard rules for threads of this type is that if a question goes unanswered for more than 48 hours without any hint(s) and/or a new question being asked by the original asker, the new question is up for grabs. Well, screw 48 hours... this thread has been dead for more than a year! So now I'm going to go ahead and snag the next question and get the ball rolling again.

What is the only episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation in which the audience never sees the bridge of the Enterprise?

Note: If anyone can answer the Evil Dr. Reef's question that's been unanswered since March of '02, they get 10 Trekkie Respect Points from me. (-:

Borg4of3

05-01-2003, 10:22 PM

What is the only episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation in which the audience never sees the bridge of the Enterprise?

Note: If anyone can answer the Evil Dr. Reef's question that's been unanswered since March of '02, they get 10 Trekkie Respect Points from me. (-:

I'm afraid I can't answer Evil Dr. Reef's, but the answer to yours would be the episode Family - where most of the action followed Picard at home on Earth.

My Q: Name 3 members of the DS9 crew who the Founders took the form of

Mynd Hed

05-05-2003, 02:51 PM

Stewie

05-05-2003, 04:21 PM

Well, I can't think of a question. I don't know if anyone else is watching, so I don't think anyone would mind if you take it Mynd Hed.

StarScream64

05-05-2003, 05:07 PM

Whoa! :eek: Where'd this thing come from?

Oh yeah, I'm kinda caught by surprize and I don't have any questions, so I guess you can go, Mynd Hed.

StarScream64

05-05-2003, 05:24 PM

The last TRIVIA question was mine, about what the pilot episode of Star Trek: Phase 2/the original ST movie was originally called. It's still open...

Umm, I believe the first episode was 'In Thy Image'.

Stewie

05-05-2003, 06:04 PM

Hey StarScream,
I think you just elected yourself "giver-of-the-question".

Evil Dr. Reef

05-05-2003, 11:27 PM

It's ALIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIVE!

Oh, and StarScream is 100% correct. The ep eventually evolved into the Star Trek movie, by the way.

NIGHT OF THE LIVING THREAD!

StarScream64

05-06-2003, 06:41 PM

Whoo hoo! Thank you search engines! :D

OK, next question:

What is the general crew complement of the Defiant?

Stewie

05-06-2003, 08:00 PM

What is the general crew complement of the Defiant?

57.
That is just a guess, but I think at some point I knew the answer to that and it is sticking in my head at the moment.

StarScream64

05-06-2003, 09:34 PM

Close enough. I was actually looking for 'around 50,' but 57 is good enough. The number fluctuated a little on the show so that could very well be one of the numbers they gave.

You're up, Stewie.

Stewie

05-06-2003, 11:33 PM

From ST:TNG - In "Fistful Of Datas" (the one where Worf and Alexander play the "wild west" program on the holodeck), What is the name of the town in the holodeck?

That's my favorite episode.

Nightflower

05-07-2003, 12:05 AM

Bibbidy-bobbidy-BUMP!

And by the way, it's been more than 48 hours, so if you folks still can't get Borg4of3's question, it's up for grabs. I'd nab it, but I already nabbed the last one and I don't want to seem greedy. (-:
Okay, if no one else has tried it:

Q: Name 3 members of the DS9 crew who the Founders took the form of

A: Dr Bashir (For at least a couple months), Major Kira (When the female changeling was trying to figure out why Odo would choose "solids" over his own people) and Odo (To confuzzle the poor Chief)

Mynd Hed

05-08-2003, 04:13 PM

From ST:TNG - In "Fistful Of Datas" (the one where Worf and Alexander play the "wild west" program on the holodeck), What is the name of the town in the holodeck?

That's my favorite episode.

That would be Deadwood. I agree, it was a good episode, although by that point in the series the whole "people get trapped in the holodeck with the safety systems off" plot had been done many, many, MANY times before. However, it did give Brent Spiner a chance to do a lot of fun acting stuff, and that's always nice to see.

Let's see, next question... since I'm such a TNG nut, I think we'll do another TNG question.

In "Chain of Command Pt. II," what was the name of the Cardassian Gul who interrogated Picard, and what was the name of the actor who played him?

Mynd Hed

05-09-2003, 03:34 PM

Bump bump bump....

I can't really think of any way to give a hint that wouldn't give away the answer entirely, so how about this: the first person to respond with EITHER the name of the Gul OR the name of the actor who played him gets the next question. Easy enough for you? (-: