General Trek Questions and Observations
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I love "Measure of a Man." It is firmly lodged in the TNG definitively classic episodes bucket for me.
Best of Both Worlds, Parts I & II
The Inner Light
Yesterday's Enterprise
Chain of Command, Parts I & II
The Measue of a Man
All Good Things (2 HR episode).
There are certainly others that come close (Darmok, Tapestry, Lower Decks, Family, Cause & Effect, The Offspring, etc), but those 6 are just tops for me.
If you asked me for a top 10, 7-10 might vary depending on the day, but those top 6 would not.
YMMV, of course..
There’s too much TNG that I haven’t seen for years. I really need to resubscribe to Netflix (we still have the whole catalog - minus movies - on there in Vietnam).
Does in the UK. Not sure about Vietnam though
It does in Vietnam. I said so in my post… I think anywhere where P+ isn’t available, it remains.
Some might say that's not a problem, more like the opposite of that. =)
I think I know some episodes too well, even if I watch them only once a year.
I have two questions:
1. when was the replicator first created?
2. Is ENT the first warp 5 ship making a trip outside our solar system? Or the first ship in general? I can't remember.
I'm making a Star trek comic takes place in 2060 and really hope the answer would be before 2060 and the first warp 5 ship. Because otherwise I'll missed up cannon and I can't have that.
1. when was the replicator first created?
2. Is ENT the first warp 5 ship making a trip outside our solar system? Or the first ship in general? I can't remember.
I'm making a Star trek comic takes place in 2060 and really hope the answer would be before 2060 and the first warp 5 ship. Because otherwise I'll missed up cannon and I can't have that.
1. Sometime after 2293, at least the first Starfleet replicator. Before then it was food and protein synthesizers and shipboard delivery systems.
2. The first of both. Enterprise NX-01 didn't actually crack Warp 5 until she was well outside Earth's solar system AND she was humanity's very first Warp 5-capable spacecraft. Both happened in 2151.
2. The first of both. Enterprise NX-01 didn't actually crack Warp 5 until she was well outside Earth's solar system AND she was humanity's very first Warp 5-capable spacecraft. Both happened in 2151.
And what about food synthesisers? When were they created?
But in PIC they were able to go Europa, which would take years to go there. It would be the first five years mission, would it not?
But in PIC they were able to go Europa, which would take years to go there. It would be the first five years mission, would it not?
They existed by 2151. Before that we see none in flashback sequences from before ENT. So maybe the 2140s?
Nuclear-powered engines to achieve impressive impulse velocities for early 21st century human spacecraft. It made them faster but it likely still took months to get to Europa.
Thank you!
You're welcome!
So, we gained food synthesizers but lost the entire Beatles catalog??
Just once, I’d love to see Data rocking out to some Motörhead. Lmao
Just once, I’d love to see Data rocking out to some Motörhead. Lmao
Which one?
- Overkill
- Damage Case
- Stone Dead Forever
- Too Late Too Late
.... Other, which one?
Him, Riker, Worf, and Geordi sitting around playing poker while the Ace of Spades blasts in the background. lmao
Launched in July of 2037. It was the third manned attempt and the first successful mission.
Except it was destroyed and the captain lived the rest of his life in a hononovel.
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