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The Delaney sisters. Both of them.

Guinan took her job, they had to find other things for her to do besides walk around in a low cut top. (Well, I suppose you could reduce her to walking cleavage, wait for her to quit and not replace her… and considering Gene Roddenberry’s involvement in early seasons it’s kind of surprising...

In that episode where Janeway starts seeing things from her holonovel, she handles a cucumber sandwich (or whatever it really was) and puts it back on the plate for others. Not as gross as Chakotay, but in the same family.

Nicole took Terry’s, close enough.

Kinda like Guinan taking Troi’s job on TNG.

Sorry guys, I know the episode has fans, but I’m taking Take Me Out to the Holosuite Image in the Sand Shadows and Symbols Treachery, Faith, and the Great River Once More Unto the Breach The Siege of AR-558 It's Only a Paper Moon Field of Fire Chimera Badda-Bing Badda-Bang Penumbra Til Death Do...

You want an honest answer? It was 1968. There’s your answer.

In “Hide and Q” (TNG), somebody’s taking target practice. Worf, not knowing whence came the shot, jumps out into the field of fire, starts looking around while pointing his phaser randomly, and shouts, “Drop your weapons!” Geordi complements him on “coming out of nowhere” and Worf boasts about a...

That analogy could be dead on. Who keeps the house cats’ economy going? Not the house cats.

I imagine the children mostly prefer to stay indoors and play video games because it’s safer than catch.

Just curious why everyone on Edo looks young. (Other potential poll questions: Why are they all so attractive? Why are they all Aryan? And who keeps the economy going?)

Something like that would affect history, but no more than giving somebody the secret of transparent aluminum.

Bye bye, Peak Performance! The Best of Both Worlds, Part I - 0 Yesterday's Enterprise - 0 The Drumhead - 1 Redemption, Part I - 0 Chain of Command, Part II - 0 The Pegasus - 0

The first remote control I ever had was the remote control for a VCR. It was connected to the VCR with a long cable.

Besides, you had to get off your butt and actually turn the dial on the TV. And there were three other channels to choose from. And when Star Trek was on the other three channels were showing news, and I was a child.

I remember that I thought I had seen them all — certainly I’d seen most of them multiple times — and when TWOK came out I was surprised to learn there was at least one I hadn’t seen. I don’t know whether Space Seed was my very last, but it was definitely near the end. And it was definitely...

Yes, you’re speculating, and while it’s a very understandable speculation, I think it has been well debunked.

But seriously… a time-traveling do-gooder, an “ordinary Jane” earth-origin companion who gets caught up in the adventure by happenstance, and a sonic screwdriver? What are the odds? I can’t blame people for assuming it’s more than coincidence.

From everything I’ve read, it was just a lot of coincidences.

“Miri” is almost as unbearable. TOS can’t do children.