Game Name That Star Trek CHARACTER

[Steven P Bastien]

The only character that I can think of is Lt. Boma, one of the Galileo Seven.

The bleeding nose is a double whammy because, not only does he get a bloody nose (although they don't show the blood) in the crash, but he suggests giving the natives a bloody nose first as a deterrence.

I find it hard to call him a "bleeding heart" but he is somewhat softhearted in comparison to Spock and does not like talking about stone spear-heads in front of a dead man and would rather have a funeral for his friend than make every effort to survive.

 

[Henoch]

The only character that I can think of is Lt. Boma, one of the Galileo Seven.

The bleeding nose is a double whammy because, not only does he get a bloody nose (although they don't show the blood) in the crash, but he suggests giving the natives a bloody nose first as a deterrence.

I find it hard to call him a "bleeding heart" but he is somewhat softhearted in comparison to Spock and does not like talking about stone spear-heads in front of a dead man and would rather have a funeral for his friend than make every effort to survive.

Yes, it is Boma and his bloody nose. You're up.

 

[Spock's Barber]

Wow! That has to be one of the quickest solutions ever! Good job Steven!

 

[Steven P Bastien]

Thanks, but it was a good clue on Henoch's part. I see that they actually showed the blood from his nose. I remember him sniffling but never noticed that before.

Anyway, on to the next.

Clue #1
"With so many around me going to extremes, I prefer to take a neutral position."

 

[Henoch]

Cyrano Jones?
Everyone in the bar is a friend (especially if you buy him a drink.)

 

[Steven P Bastien]

Interesting choice and explanation, but no, I'm coming in at a different attack angle.

Clue # 2

"Oh man, this job is so difficult I just want to give up, but unfortunately there are people reminding me about the "take no prisoners" approach to life."

 

[Spock's Barber]

I think it’s the Romulan commander dude, before he became Spock’s daddy.

 

[Steven P Bastien]

Getting warmer, but still worlds away.

Clue # 3

"How does Kirk get all those beautiful women? Look at that one, brains and beauty both, - ten just like all the other tens. The only thing in my life I can call a ten is my next job location."

 

[BK613]

Getting warmer, but still worlds away.

Clue # 3

"How does Kirk get all those beautiful women? Look at that one, brains and beauty both, - ten just like all the other tens. The only thing in my life I can call a ten is my next job location."

Man, I love this clue. Pretty sure I know who it is but I'm alot AFK the next four days. So no guess but an awesome clue.

 

[Henoch]

Commodore Stocker.
1. He is judge at Kirk's competency hearing.
2. Sulu reminds Stocker that Romulans take no prisoners.
3. Even old, the hot woman throws herself at Kirk! It's not fair! Oh well, off to Star Base 10.

 

[Steven P Bastien]

Yep, you got it Henoch. Take us on to the next please.

 

[Henoch]

1st Clue: I'm kind of clumsy for a highly trained, fit, starfleet officer.

 

[Steven P Bastien]

That has to be Lt. Mallory in "The Apple". I don't know which was clumsier, his acting or his footwork.

 

[Henoch]

Boom! Mallory was not clumsy; he was just unlucky to stepped on an exploding rock. Next Clue.

2nd Clue: I'm also prone to panic for a highly trained, fit, starfleet officer.

 

[Phaser Two]

@Phaser Two and @Spock's Barber

Spoiler

Judge Chamberlain Haller:
Mr. Gambini, that is a lucid, well thought-out, intelligent objection.

Vinny Gambini:
Thank you.

Judge Chamberlain Haller:
Overruled.

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Yes! On number 1, both Theoden and movieJack (only one "L") expressed a parent should not outlive their child.

GREAT clues and guesses. Tark for the win! I always liked Wolf in the Fold's inclusion and development of Tark and Morla. Nice world-building.

 

[Phaser Two]

Boom! Mallory was not clumsy; he was just unlucky to stepped on an exploding rock. Next Clue.

2nd Clue: I'm also prone to panic for a highly trained, fit, starfleet officer.

Hmm. Lieutenant Bailey from Corbomite? Doesn't he trip or something when arriving chez Balok? And he does panic a bit, which is well-played by the actor.

 

[Henoch]

Well-played, but not the clumsy, panic prone officer. Next Clue:

3rd Clue: I'm surrounded by enemies. I can't wait to be rescued; I better run away.

 

[Steven P Bastien]

LOL, Must be O'Neil in "Return of the Archons".

 

[Spock's Barber]

Lt. Johnson from Day of the Dove comes to mind, but then again my mind tends to wander.

 

[Spock's Barber]

LOL, Must be O'Neil in "Return of the Archons".

That could be the winner. Only Henoch and God know for sure.