The Question, Answer Game

[leslina]

Most useless death (besides Tasha Yar's in "Skin of Evil")?

A: Baby Elizabeth's in Terra Prime and Trip's in *the_abomination*?

Q: What is the most annoying alien species featured in the Trek-verse?

[mjimeyg]

Q: What is the most annoying alien species featured in the Trek-verse?

A. Personally I would have to say the Ferengi hard to say why though, they bugged me... although Quark wasn't too bad.

Q. What was the best Trek theme music/song?

[Kevin Thomas Riley]

Q. What was the best Trek theme music/song?

Star Trek: The Motion Picture. Can't go wrong with Jerry Goldsmith.

Yes, I know TNG stole it, but in my mind it's still the TMP theme.

Q: Worst Trek theme/song?

[Asso]

Most useless death (besides Tasha Yar's in "Skin of Evil")?

Baby Elizabeth's in Terra Prime and Trip's in *the_abomination*?

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I hate to say it, but Baby Elizabeth'd Death can have a reason. Tripì's death...

Q: What is the most annoying alien species featured in the Trek-verse?

Personally I would have to say the Ferengi hard to say why though, they bugged me... although Quark wasn't too bad.

I agree with you.

[Pitseleh]

Q: Worst Trek theme/song?

A: IMHO, Faith of the Heart wasn't good at all. As a matter of fact, my boyfriend's first comment when watching the show was, "Well, the could have made a better choice for the theme song..."

Q: ENT episode you found unexpectedly enjoyable?

[JadziaKathryn]

"Marauders," because despite some questionable plot turns -it was all awfully convenient - it was just plain fun to watch.

Question: What alien dish would you most like to eat?

[panyasan]

"Marauders," because despite some questionable plot turns -it was all awfully convenient - it was just plain fun to watch.

Question: What alien dish would you most like to eat?

Well, I do know what I like to drinkRacochino, the Klingon coffee. Just to taste it.
And maybe I could try some Gagh too... (looks awful, but sometimes awful looking food tast.. just like it or just the opposite). And some good Vulcan dishes and drinks. There most be a lot of different kinds of Vulcan tea"s around and I like to try them all.

[panyasan]

"Marauders," because despite some questionable plot turns -it was all awfully convenient - it was just plain fun to watch.

Question: What alien dish would you most like to eat?

Well, I do know what I like to drinkRacochino, the Klingon coffee. Just to taste it.
And maybe I could try some Gagh too... (looks awful, but sometimes awful looking food tast.. just like it or just the opposite). And some good Vulcan dishes and drinks. There most be a lot of different kinds of Vulcan tea"s around and I like to try them all.

Sorry, I got so carried away by the food question, I forgot you also have to ask a question.
So Q Who was the worst dresser in Star Trek? (I would say, Wesley Crusher (TNG).)

[Kevin Thomas Riley]

So Q Who was the worst dresser in Star Trek? (I would say, Wesley Crusher (TNG).)

The young Jake Sisko. Ugh!

Q: Best dresser in Trek?

[panyasan]

So Q Who was the worst dresser in Star Trek? (I would say, Wesley Crusher (TNG).)

The young Jake Sisko. Ugh!

Q: Best dresser in Trek?

The young Jake Sisko had almost the same style of clothing then Wesley. But Wesley wore grey! Grey! At age 16! With block motive!

Best dresser? I like T'pol normal civilian clothing. Like the one in Carpenter Street. Or her clothing in Home. She got style.
Garret from DS9, also good looking (IMHO) and Neelix... he gets the price for being original.

[Pitseleh]

Best dresser? I like T'pol normal civilian clothing. Like the one in Carpenter Street. Or her clothing in Home. She got style.
Garret from DS9, also good looking (IMHO) and Neelix... he gets the price for being original.

I'll have to agree that T'Pol clothes in Carpenter Street looked good. Man, that was probably the one good thing in the episode. Well, that and her pointing her gun at the guy for smoking. Can I do that in school?

[Asso]

Well, that and her pointing her gun at the guy for smoking. Can I do that in school?

Well! I hope not!

[Alelou]

Hey, somebody forgot to ask the next question...

Here's one: If you could take only three Enterprise episodes with you to a desert island (which would conveniently include a way to view them), which would you choose?

[Distracted]

Harbinger, Bound, and the one where they first do neuropressure. I forget the name of it.

Speaking of "neuropressure", which is pseudo-alienbabble for accupressure, I guess, I'm surprised that no one's thought to "invent" it and do it at cons, complete with Vulcan lyre music and candles. Heck, people pay big money to have hot stones dropped on their backs. Why not neuropressure?

Q: Is your significant other/family aware of the extent of your Trek obsession, or do you sometimes hide it from them when you go online to TriS or other Trek sites?

[Lady Rainbow]

Yup, I actually do acupressure to help with my rheumatoid arthritis. My sister (who is a nurse) lent me some books on Chinese medicine (meridians, chi and all that). Pretty interesting stuff. I always wondered if "neuropressure" was the Vulcan version of that.

Yeah, my hubby knows about my ST obsession. (He's also a ST and a Star Wars fan). My family has always known I've been a sci-fi fan...they've considered me kinda weird.

Okay, the ENT crew has movie night, but now Chef's suggesting a board game night. You're in charge. Which board games would you bring in, and who would be most likely to play what? (Like Malcolm and Travis play chess...that kinda thing).