Hi from Delta Vega

[Delta Vega]

New here, but not new to Star Trek, been a fan since it was first aired in GB in 1969.
Thought I`d put my toe in the water and say hello.
Favourite Trek is James T Kirk and crew, special mention to Voyager and Enterprise.

 

[Flying Spaghetti Monster]

welcome!

No love for DS9?

 

[Satyrquaze]

Welcome Delta Vega!

Feel free to also introduce yourself in the New Members Thread!

 

[Delta Vega]

welcome!

No love for DS9?

There hasnt been a Trek that I have disliked, DS9 really grew on me over the years, my fave character being Odo.

Generally though. Kirk is my man.

 

[Flying Spaghetti Monster]

welcome!

No love for DS9?

There hasnt been a Trek that I have disliked, DS9 really grew on me over the years, my fave character being Odo.

Generally though. Kirk is my man.

Nice, your in the mix!

 

[Delta Vega]

My summarization of the Captains is as follows

Kirk...............passionate, edgy, clever, not afraid to use his fists, love him what a guy.

Picard............not really my cup of tea, a bit too PC for my liking, for me Data is the star.

Sisko.............generally ok but the Emissary stuff left me a bit cold, loved Odo and Kira

Janeway........see Kirk only female, questions must be asked about her initial folly of stranding the crew aeons from home.

Archer..........really liked this guy, loved T`Pol, cant understand why this was cancelled

 

[F. King Daniel]

Are you the icy Delta Vega in the Vulcan system, or the desert one at the galactic rim?

 

[Delta Vega]

I`m the one where Mitchell met his maker

 

[cblmc1296]

Hello, Delta Vega! Or should I say, "Welcome aboard". :-)

 

[Green Shirt]

I`m the one where Mitchell met his maker

Is Gary still dead there, or has he risen to find James R. in Star Trek 2013?

 

[Relayer1]

Hi Delta Vega - as a fairly recent 'newbie' it's nice to see more members from the UK.

Where are you from, and do you like Treklit ? I spend most of my time here on the 'lit section.

 

[Delta Vega]

I`m the one where Mitchell met his maker

Is Gary still dead there, or has he risen to find James R. in Star Trek 2013?

I watched Where No Man Has Gone Before a few days ago and saw the James R Kirk on the gravestone, first time I have noticed it.

Very strange

 

[Delta Vega]

Hi Delta Vega - as a fairly recent 'newbie' it's nice to see more members from the UK.

Where are you from, and do you like Treklit ? I spend most of my time here on the 'lit section.

I`m from Glasgow

I havent tried any books on Star Trek except one Shatner biopic, Star Trek Memories which kind of dissappointed me.

 

[cblmc1296]

The books can be hit or miss. There are a lot of good ones out there though. I particularly liked some of the early ones like "Spock Must Die" and even some of the early entries in the PocketBooks series. Also the first "New Voyages" collection of short stories was very good if you can find it.

 

[Relayer1]

Hi Delta Vega - as a fairly recent 'newbie' it's nice to see more members from the UK.

Where are you from, and do you like Treklit ? I spend most of my time here on the 'lit section.

I`m from Glasgow

I havent tried any books on Star Trek except one Shatner biopic, Star Trek Memories which kind of dissappointed me.

Welcome aboard !

If you are in need of Trek (there's not enough around these days) the relaunch novels following on from the end of DS9 / Voyager / TNG have some good stuff in them. Check out the Treklist threads for info and recommendations !

See you around !

 

[Gary Mitchell]

I`m the one where Mitchell met his maker

I'm actually just biding my time. Welcome.

 

[Delta Vega]

So, whaddya wanna make those eyes at me for ?

 

[Gary Mitchell]

Don't worry, everyone gets the evil eye. Just be glad you're not Kelso.

 

[cblmc1296]

^^You mean they're not just for the lady doctor?