Star Trek

[RedPhoenix32]

Anyone here like Star Trek?

 

[Jam Stunna]

I LOVE Star Trek. My wife and I watch an episode every night on YouTube.

 

[RedPhoenix32]

What number would Best of Both Worlds Parts 1 and 2 be on your favorites? Its no. 1 on mine!

 

[Jam Stunna]

Top 5 episodes
1. DS9- The Visitor
2. TNG- The Inner Light
3. TNG- The Best of Both Worlds
4. DS9- Far Beyond the Stars
5. TNG- The Measure of a Man

I suppose it's somewhat funny that most of my favorites have nothing to do with exploring the stars, but I've always loved Star Trek for it's philosophy and what it can show us about our own humanity through the lens of the future.

 

[RedPhoenix32]

Yeah! *high fives*

I wonder what it would be like if Star Trek and Star Fox crossed paths somehow. I know it would be a lasting effect. That much is certain.

 

[Lazlo Falconi]

Highest quality is on CBS.com. I love Star Trek and, though I'm a bit dubious, I can't wait for XI

 

[Jam Stunna]

Highest quality is on CBS.com. I love Star Trek and, though I'm a bit dubious, I can't wait for XI

Yeah, I'm not too keen on J.J. Abrams in general, and I'm not sure I like how they tarted things up in the trailer (the woman removing her shirt, for example; I didn't even know there were bras in the future!).

However, after how horrendous Nemesis was, I'm hoping that they can make something actually good. Although if it follows the Odd-Numbered Trek Movie rule, then we're screwed.

 

[Thrillhouse-vh.]

The new movie looks absolutely horrible and nobody in their right minds could think it looks cool, so I'm just going to assume you're talking about the TV Shows.

Then yes, I love Star Trek.

 

[RedPhoenix32]

I do have to disagree with the odd number rule. Star Trek 7, Generations, was an awesome movie.

 

[thesage]

All the movies suck, the shows are good save for the last season enterprise, which sucked.

 

[riboflavinbob]

lol voyager and tng are the best in my opinion.

 

[Jam Stunna]

I really liked Star Trek: First Contact. It was a great movie, even for people who aren't Star Trek fans.

Voyager was okay until the later seasons, where they completely emasculated the Borg and the show degenerated into Seven of Nine fanservice.

 

[RedPhoenix32]

I really liked Star Trek: First Contact. It was a great movie, even for people who aren't Star Trek fans.

Voyager was okay until the later seasons, where they completely emasculated the Borg and the show degenerated into Seven of Nine fanservice.

Yea, I know. It never actually seemed like Star Trek. IT DIDNT MAKE SENSE!!!!

 

[Jam Stunna]

KHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN!

 

[bob-charley]

I wonder what it would be like if Star Trek and Star Fox crossed paths somehow. I know it would be a lasting effect. That much is certain.

I wrote a simply awful fanfic revolving around the Great Fox entering a dimension warp and encountering a Romulan warbird, with the Enterprise-D coming to their rescue, back when I was a Freshman in high school.

On topic, I've been a Trek fan since I was very young. My dad was big into TNG, so I was introduced early on. As a sort of consequence, though, I don't care for TOS as much as I do TNG, DS9 and so on.

 

[Thrillhouse-vh.]

Has anybody read that X-Men/Next Generation crossover? Sounds really epic (I know nothing about it other than that it exists).

 

[bob-charley]

Has anybody read that X-Men/Next Generation crossover? Sounds really epic (I know nothing about it other than that it exists).

You're talking about the novel "Planet X", right? It's not too bad, I guess. I loved how the characters interacted, particularly Worf and Wolverine, but I found the reasoning behind the crossover happening in the first place pretty flimsy.

That said, I preferred the comic book crossover involving The Original Series. It's no more logical than "Planet X", but it's entertaining to see someone ask for Dr. McCoy and watch both The Beast and Leonard McCoy respond.

 

[RedPhoenix32]

You're talking about the novel "Planet X", right? It's not too bad, I guess. I loved how the characters interacted, particularly Worf and Wolverine, but I found the reasoning behind the crossover happening in the first place pretty flimsy.

That said, I preferred the comic book crossover involving The Original Series. It's no more logical than "Planet X", but it's entertaining to see someone ask for Dr. McCoy and watch both The Beast and Leonard McCoy respond.

I heard of that! It sounded awesome, but 'm sorry to say, I never found a copy.