The TNG Quiz

[InklingStar]

I got "O'Brien", but didn't think Keiko. And completely spaced on the Klingons.

I haven't read the whole thread so apologies if I repeat a question.

Which officers have been in command of the Enterprise, (not counting the night shift or other times when the captain is off duty)?

 

[Mojochi]

Which officers have been in command of the Enterprise, (not counting the night shift or other times when the captain is off duty)?

In command of the 1701-D due to either assignment, field promotion, or senior officer status

Jean-Luc Picard
William Riker (Best of Both Worlds)
Mr. Data (Gambit)
Beverly Crusher (Descent)
Deanna Troi (Disaster)
Edward Jellico (Chain of Command)
Geordi Laforge (Arsenal of Freedom)

I think that's it

 

[Satyrquaze]

^Worf (The Emissary) Picard and Riker were in the next room, but I think it still counts.

 

[Mr_Homn]

^Worf (The Emissary) Picard and Riker were in the next room, but I think it still counts.

Yeah I'd count that, but I could see it argued either way. If I recall correctly, Picard even asks Worf how he liked his first taste of command.

That's such a great scene.

Since it could be argued either way, I'd give credit to Mojochi for getting the right answer.

 

[InklingStar]

Mojochi had pretty much everyone I was thinking of. I figured that Worf in The Emissary could be optional.

 

[Tiberius]

What about Captain Thomas Halloway in "Tapestry"?

Bet you all forgot about that, didn't you?

 

[Mojochi]

What about Captain Thomas Halloway in "Tapestry"?

Bet you all forgot about that, didn't you?

Alternate reality stuff, optional? & Worf was merely a stand-in. Picard was still the commander

 

[InklingStar]

What about Captain Thomas Halloway in "Tapestry"?

Bet you all forgot about that, didn't you?

Actually I didn't.

 

[Tiberius]

What about Captain Thomas Halloway in "Tapestry"?

Bet you all forgot about that, didn't you?

Actually I didn't.

But you didn't mention him!

 

[InklingStar]

What about Captain Thomas Halloway in "Tapestry"?

Bet you all forgot about that, didn't you?

Actually I didn't.

But you didn't mention him!

I thought of him but didn't think he would really apply.

A question, Mojochi?

 

[Mojochi]

Can you give the names the two TNG guest actors & the TNG episode in which they reunited, who both also appeared in the TOS film "The Wrath Of Khan"?

 

[Satyrquaze]

The episode is 'Symbiosis'

The actors are Judson Scott and Merritt Butrick.

The following episode marks a major change to TNG intro credits, what is the nature of the change?

 

[InklingStar]

It would have to be that Denise Crosby is no longer listed in the credits, right?

 

[Mr_Homn]

nope she's in the entire season's intro credits even after she dies

 

[Tiberius]

The episode is 'Symbiosis'

The actors are Judson Scott and Merritt Butrick.

The following episode marks a major change to TNG intro credits, what is the nature of the change?

Do you mean the actual opening titles, or the credits that appear over the episode when the opening titles are finished?

 

[Mr_Homn]

Well it's been 24 hours and nobody has answered. According to the rules in the first post anyone can ask a new question now.

I don't want to though.

 

[Vanyel]

Okay, I have a question: How many known casualties did the Enterprise have at the end of Q Who?

 

[InklingStar]

Okay, I have a question: How many known casualties did the Enterprise have at the end of Q Who?

18, according to Ensign Gomez if I remember correctly.

 

[Satyrquaze]

nope she's in the entire season's intro credits even after she dies

You might be right. I didn't bother to check.

 

[Vanyel]

Okay, I have a question: How many known casualties did the Enterprise have at the end of Q Who?

18, according to Ensign Gomez if I remember correctly.

No. But close.
18 was the total number of missing. I'm looking for total casualties.