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Favorite Trek Series:  DS9 (Terry Ferrell and dem spots tho)

Favorite TNG episode:  The Pegasus. (The fact that the series finale for Enterprise ties into it was AWESOME)

Favorite Star Trek character:  Spock (Leonard Nimoy's, but I think Quinto is KILLING it overall for a remake)

Favorite storyline: Anything involving Voyager and Q.  The bs attempted romancing of Janeway was hilarious.

Interesting point of order:  I had a student teacher when I was in 10th grade and he was good friends with a bunc of SAG members.  Well, he is in the Voyager 2 part episode where they end up going back in time after being confronted by Captain Braxton from the 29th century for messing with the timeline.  The episode guest stars a young Sarah Silverman.  My teacher was in the 2 hour episode a total of 5 times as different background parts.

My love of Star Trek never really faded once the shows stopped. Most of the movies, of course, never lived up to the shows. I just didn't watch as often.

Favorite Series: Has to be ST:TNG.

Favorite Episode: Tin Man

Favorite Character: I can't really pick one. I might be able to pick a favorite character from each show but I'm not even sure about that, especially with Next Generation.

Favorite Storylines: Just the opposite of you two. I disliked the episodes with the Borg and with Q. So anything else.

Last edited by Jefferson (2016-08-13 01:32:10)

@ Jefferson:  Yeah, Tin Man was awesome.  I just didn't like that they basically disappeared afterwards.  I mean there was ample opportunity for him to contact Deanna from deep space so they could have made a mention of things later.  Hell, in Nemesis they even had Wesley at the wedding and he was supposedly on some long journey to open the furthest reaches of thought.  Oh well, can't ways get what you want.

I understand disliking Q and the Borg.  They were kind of overarching enemies that you really didn't have any real chance at defeating and Q could get annoying as hell, especially on TNG where he jut taunted them like he was a 7 year old boy messing with a chained dog.

@ Lacy69:  It is Chekov.  Pavel Chekov.  There will likely be a fourth.  THis one (Beyond) was good though long.  I deduced the twist long before the reveal and honestly, I think they would have done better to have the reveal earlier and develop it and a connection to Kirk or whomever from the Enterprise in a much deeper way.  The fact that Simon Pegg helped write this one is kinda dope though.

Except, I am NOT paying CBS for access to their shitty online library just to watch it.

None that are legal or even moral.  I understand the desire for "free," but it still costs SOMEONE something and I can't justify to myself (not judging others here) ripping off someone so I can get stuff at no cost to me.