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[DallasEast]

Or none other then Joan Collins as Edith Keeler.

Someday, someone will find that painting of herself hidden in her attic. :

 

[DallasEast]

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Rajiin from episode of same name (Enterprise)

 

[ABQCOWBOY]

I always thought that this one, Maggie Thrett was very attractive. She was one of Mudd's girls.

 

[DallasEast]

No fair ABQ! All Mudd had to do was slip his women a placebo and they turned into gorgeous vixens! Not fair!

 

[ABQCOWBOY]

No fair ABQ! All Mudd had to do was slip his women a placebo and they turned into gorgeous vixens! Not fair!

If he were still alive, he'd probably be suing Viagra.

:laugh2:

 

[DallasEast]

If he were still alive, he'd probably be suing Viagra.

:laugh2:

His character was a man ahead of his time. 23rd century, that is. :laugh1:

 

[ABQCOWBOY]

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Rajiin from episode of same name (Enterprise)

Oh yeah, that's the terrorist/commando girl right?

 

[Khartun]

I forgot about this one.

Tasha Yar's sister.

 

[ABQCOWBOY]

You know what, we haven't posted any of the Dabo Girls. Gonna be hard to do I think. They hardly ever had any clothes on. Might be the best I can do here. Dabo Girl Leeta

 

[DallasEast]

Oh yeah, that's the terrorist/commando girl right?

She was a Xindi spy sent to gather genetic material on the Enterprise crew so that they could fashion a weapon of mass destruction specific to human biology.

 

[DallasEast]

You know what, we haven't posted any of the Dabo Girls. Gonna be hard to do I think. They hardly ever had any clothes on. Might be the best I can do here. Dabo Girl Leeta

From my first post on the thread...

Least favorites is another question. Neelix from Voyager, Quark's brother's wife from DS9 (glad she wasn't a regular) and Hoshi (the communications officer) from Enterprise.

Her looks were the only thing I thought was keeping her on that show.

 

[ABQCOWBOY]

From my first post on the thread...Her looks were the only thing I thought was keeping her on that show.

Fortunately, they were enough.

 

[DallasEast]

Fortunately, they were enough.

True.

 

[Faerluna]

I always liked Wil Wheaton and I really enjoy his blog. Saw this video recently and this is a great place to share it. Really touching.

[youtube]Zvb8HEO6Koo[/youtube]

 

[Faerluna]

If you guys want to get chocked up. Go to You Tube and watch the 40 th annavercery tribute.

Here's that (and it's awesome!):

[youtube]9A2nQ5Jl2cg[/youtube]

 

[ScipioCowboy]

1) Favorite version of ST?

2) Favorite characters?

3) Favorite episodes?

4) Anything else?

1) Original series (OS).

2) Kirk
McCoy
Scotty
Data
Q (Outside of Data, Q was only character with any personality whatsoever in TNG; everyone was so stuffy and wooden.)
Quark
7 of 9
The Doctor
Trip

3) OS
Doomsday Machine
Balance of Terror
The City on the Edge of Forever
Obsession
Day of the Dove (introduced Kang, the Klingon)
The Omega Glory
Trouble with Tribbles (introduced Koloth, the Klingon
Errand of Mercy (introduced Kor, the Klingon)

TNG
Yesterday's Enterprise
Best of Both Worlds
Darmok
Where No One Has Gone Before (introduced The Traveler)
Remember Me

Movies
Star Trek: The Motion Picture
Star Trek: The Wrath of Kahn
Star Trek: The Search for Spock
Star Trek: The Voyage Home

By the time DS9, VOY, and ENT came around, I was working my way through college so Star Trek didn't play as big a role in my life as it once had so I didn't watch and rewatch their episodes as frequently. Furthermore, with the exception of the Dominion War, they suffered from a lack of new ideas; by the time, everything in Star Trek had been done before.

4) Favorite ship designs

Constitution Class, Movie Refit



Excelsior Class


Akira Class


Romulan Bird of Prey

 

[DallasEast]

If you guys want to get chocked up. Go to You Tube and watch the 40 th annavercery tribute.

Here's that (and it's awesome!):

Thanks to both of you for suggesting/posting that video. I've always enjoyed it. Hopefully I'll still be around to see what they'll put together for the 50th anniversary.

FYI: for those who do not immediately recognize the flute melody which plays through most of the video, it is from the TNG episode The Inner Light. It was an essential part of one of the top ten TNG episodes in my opinion.

 

[DallasEast]

3) OS
Doomsday Machine

TNG
Darmok

Long before there was a Death Star, there was the Doomsday Machine! Take that, George Lucas!

Just kidding, Star Wars fans. I love it as well.

Glad there is at least another Trek fan on this site who enjoyed Darmok too.

 

[Faerluna]

FYI: for those who do not immediately recognize the flute melody which plays through most of the video, it is from the TNG episode The Inner Light. It was an essential part of one of the top ten TNG episodes in my opinion.

I loved that one, too.

 

[joseephuss]

Rachel Nichols looked good in her cameo appearance in the latest Star Trek reboot even in green.