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 Posted: Mon Aug 21, 2006 10:18 am
Verbotener_Glaube Voyager question; During a long ride through a space anomoly(sp?) Tom creates a new holo-program, What is it called? Bonus, Who does Harry fall in love with? (same episode) Assimilation----- Episode- Fair Haven Harry's Cuddle Bums (Dont Ask)- Maggie O'Holloran, But she is promised to a Farmer with a large pitchfork
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Posted: Mon Aug 21, 2006 2:50 pm
Quote: I was hoping to skip Idrin & Co, but was willing to accept them as possible correct answers. The other possible answers were Professor Moriarity's female companion, the Countess Regina Bartholomew, and the experimental LMH based on Dr Bashir, and a regular character on DS9- but I'd like to see if someone can jump in with his name, since I'd like to give them a fair chance. I don't watch DS9 sad
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Posted: Mon Aug 21, 2006 2:54 pm
Quote: Voyager question; During a long ride through a space anomoly(sp?) Tom creates a new holo-program, What is it called? Bonus, Who does Harry fall in love with? (same episode) The more I think about it, the bonus question is invalid. Harry does not "fall in love" with Maggie O'Holleran. For those keeping score Harry has fallen for: A hologram (not Maggie, Marlane), and ex-borg, the wrong twin, a memeber of an alien humanoid species, and the dearly departed.
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Posted: Tue Aug 22, 2006 1:18 pm
TOS Question:
What are Spock's final words to T'Pau in Amok Time?
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Posted: Sat Aug 26, 2006 12:29 am
Steel Sterling Steel Sterling Steel Sterling Ok, the other question on the table is a Voyager question. (I'll presume it actually is "fair".) So, my question will be on not-Voyager. NEW question! This is a DS9 'question'. Tell us a little about The Path to Kal-Hyah. Include a description of some of the actions taken, equipment/props used, and/or what you can and can't do. (Here's a little to remind you of it. 1) It lasts for four days. It has 6 parts. 2) It precedes Klingon weddings. 3) Miles and Julian received a vision on The Path to Kal-Hyah. If you need more than that and are a DS9 fan, shame on you.) Bonus if you can describe the vision. wink Question, prepare to be assimilated. Resistance is futile. This is the "Klingon bachelor party". Unfortunately, that means it is a test of endurance and so on. There's heat exposure, and hanging and so on, and no food. They were locked in a room with fires stoked. Sometimes Klingons had a vision (hallucinated) during it. No food for those on The Path to Kal-Hyah. (And, as Quark pointed out, taking the food away, "No REFUNDS for those on The Path to Kal-Hyah, either.") As for the vision, Miles was hanging when he told Julian of his vision. "I can see it. It's going to happen...... I'm going to kill Worf." *both chanting softly* "Kill Worf, kill Worf..." Miles was really disappointed that this was the bachelor party. He was expecting fun, not torture....
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Posted: Sat Aug 26, 2006 12:30 am
NEW question!
This is for ST:TNG.
Riker hated playing the song "Nightbird." Why?
smile
Oh, and name the musical instrument he plays.
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Posted: Sat Aug 26, 2006 8:16 pm
Steel Sterling NEW question! This is for ST:TNG. Riker hated playing the song "Nightbird." Why? smile Oh, and name the musical instrument he plays. He plays the trombone and it's because he could never get the solo right.
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Posted: Sat Aug 26, 2006 10:59 pm
Neko-chan32981 Steel Sterling NEW question! This is for ST:TNG. Riker hated playing the song "Nightbird." Why? smile Oh, and name the musical instrument he plays. He plays the trombone and it's because he could never get the solo right. Correct! He's been trying for TEN YEARS. Apparently, the guy who played Rom was stumped on a panel when Phil Farrand (the Nitpicker) fired a trivia question asking him to name the song. I wanted to ask it here, but I thought it was just a little much. (However, when I heard the question, I heard Deanna shouting the request in my head.) Riker's flat look at Deanna when he starts the song speaks volumes. I LOVE how Frakes conveyed so much without saying a word, so often.
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Posted: Mon Aug 28, 2006 2:47 pm
Marc Alamo plays what 3 characters (total) in Star Trek: The Next Generation and Star Trek: Deep Space 9?
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Posted: Tue Aug 29, 2006 11:25 pm
MagnusHansen Marc Alamo plays what 3 characters (total) in Star Trek: The Next Generation and Star Trek: Deep Space 9? If one CHARACTER uses an alias, does that count as a second CHARACTER for this question?
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Posted: Wed Aug 30, 2006 2:50 pm
Sure, just make sure to put the character's name and their alais. biggrin
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Posted: Fri Sep 01, 2006 12:55 am
Steel Sterling MagnusHansen Professor Moriarty, TNG "Elementry my Dear Data" and "Ship in a Bottle." Sulivin, Voyager "Fair Heaven" but becomes self aware in "Spirit Folk." And of corse, our favorite the holographic doctor or "Doc" from the Voyager seris. All of the holograms from Voyager's "Flesh and Blood Pts.I and II" The leader of them being Idrin. I don't know if you're looking for Idrin or not, but there are a couple others, but they were made to know that they are holograms; or "isomorphic projections." I was hoping to skip Idrin & Co, but was willing to accept them as possible correct answers. The other possible answers were Professor Moriarity's female companion, the Countess Regina Bartholomew, and the experimental LMH based on Dr Bashir, and a regular character on DS9- but I'd like to see if someone can jump in with his name, since I'd like to give them a fair chance. smile and of course, you have to cater to me. Thanks, I know y'all love me whee Didn't think about teh Docter, I was thinking of purely entertainment characters, and I thought of Moriarty, but couldn't remember his name. the rest listed...no lcue what you're talking about. sweatdrop And of course, the one you're missing is Vic Fontaine, the Lounge Singer. He's apparently in a bar in Vegas sometime around the early-mid 20th Century, though access is easiest from Quarks Bar. He wqas created by "Felix", and Julian bought him in the late of the series, and became quite a popular character, befriending everyone, even Sisko(who was less than pleased with teh basis of the program and a certain ignored detil of that era). One of the greatest parts is that Vic has control over teh HoloSuite he's in, even capable of turning himself off and keeping himself off if he so chooses.
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Posted: Fri Sep 01, 2006 11:27 am
...and he's aware he's a hologram.
Correct.
I figured someone'd feel left out if they didn't have a fair chance to mention
him.
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Posted: Tue Sep 05, 2006 5:35 pm
I have a triva question:
In the Enterprise Series, what was the explaination for the Klingons in the original series that didn't have the forehead ridges?
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Posted: Wed Sep 06, 2006 8:01 am
Destyne I have a triva question: In the Enterprise Series, what was the explaination for the Klingons in the original series that didn't have the forehead ridges? i didnt see that episode but i have an explanation from online abuot 2 years ago havent checked it since then but heres wat i think it said lool the klingons had removed their head ridges to look similar to the humans so taking over wouldnt be so bad for the humans thats wat i rmemeber i think they did genetic alteration to remove the ridges not sure and dont want to check that site again
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