Oh come on!!

[Ethros]

I don't really see why your basic jeans would ever go out of fashion really.
Look at Converse All Star shoes, the design hasn't changed since they were introduced about 90 years ago, and they're still popular as ever.


Plus Archer wears jeans in the 22nd Century, and so what

 

[Wonderlust King]

TATV and all of DS9... 'nuff said.

If you don't like DS9 then you are an idiot.


That goes for anyone else as well.


ALL GLORY TO THE SISKO

 

[Mistral]

Kirk's Incredible Self-Destructing Shirt! Spock fights Kirk to the death without getting dirt on his shirt, Scotty fights a bar full of Klingons with little more than a shiner but Kirk's shirt rips whenever he so much as stumbles.

 

[Franklin]

I don't really see why your basic jeans would ever go out of fashion really.
Look at Converse All Star shoes, the design hasn't changed since they were introduced about 90 years ago, and they're still popular as ever.


Plus Archer wears jeans in the 22nd Century, and so what

It was just jarring considering how they've always gone out of their way to try to make the clothing on Trek look "futuristic."
I guess there's no reason why they couldn't be wearing denim, but wouldn't you think the style and cut would've changed over 300 years? For instance, maybe bell bottoms are back (I mean, look at their uniform pants). And a brand name! Levi's! It was product placement. The first and only time in Trek, I'll bet.

I guess Kirk should've been drinking a Budweiser and had a little aligator on his shirt, too.

I think that exhausts that for me, so on another note:
-- "Take Me Out to the Holosuite." Hoaky and cliche. Too light. Kind of embarrassing to watch (and I'm a big baseball fan). Also, too derivative of the much better-done WKRP softball game episode where Les becomes the hero.

 

[Eric Cheung]

And a brand name! Levi's! It was product placement. The first and only time in Trek, I'll bet.

Michelob, Apple, and Samsonite want their money back.

 

[Franklin]

And a brand name! Levi's! It was product placement. The first and only time in Trek, I'll bet.

Michelob, Apple, and Samsonite want their money back.

You're right. But those weren't in the 23rd century.

 

[sbk1234]

The jam session in Way to Eden

Wesley Crusher sitting at Conn in an emergency situation, when - if Picard insisted on making him an acting ensign - he should have been down in engineering working as one of a team where he could learn from the experience. Also, it had been established early on that his expertise was engineering.

The episodes with Lwaxana Troi where she hung out with Alexander in the mud, and when she was horney.

 

[pookha]

-- blue jeans

What's the problem with blue jeans? Would you prefer Kirk was wearing white jeans? Skintight white jeans...

Shatner just looked like he was wearing whatever he wore to the set that day. Anachronisms appear in Trek, but unless we rationalize it by saying the "20th century look" was in at the time (including flannel and checks), it didn't work for me.

And, they were obviously Levi's. Still making 'em almost 300 years later, apparently. Same great style. Same great fit.

christopher pike wore jeans in scene that was pulled from his mind in the cage.

shrug..

as for the topic..

tatv
final fronteir except for what does god need with a star ship

 

[Josh_Lyman]

Yes, in the TOS episode "Court Martial" when Spock used a Radio Shack Microphone to mask out peoples' heartbeats.



..but can you think of other scenes or moments in TREK history where you thought to yourself..."THIS IS STUPID"

Rob
Scorpio[/quote]

 

[Alidar Jarok]

TATV and all of DS9... 'nuff said.

If you don't like DS9 then you are an idiot.

Knock it off.

 

[SFRabid]

Spock giving McCoy directions on how to reattach his brain.

 

[TrekNut87]

But let's just say "dune buggy" and let it go.

Yes, I must agree with this. I burst out laughing in the theatre when I saw this scene.

 

[Wonderlust King]

Spock giving McCoy directions on how to reattach his brain.

worst episode ever.

 

[PKTrekGirl]

TOS:
Pretty much all of Spock's Brain
Leonard Nimoy dressed as a hippie.


TNG:
Pretty much all of Nemesis
Pretty much all of Genesis
Pretty much all of Masks


DS9:
Pretty much all of Profit and Lace
Nog becoming Grand Nagus in Dogs of War


VOY:
The Janeway/Paris salamanders in Threshold
C/7 in Endgame
The EMH singing opera


ENT:
Pretty much all of TATV
Gazelles!
Pretty much all of A Night in Sickbay
T'Pol's desperate need for massages - a need which only Trip seems to be able to fill.

 

[DanStro]

One that always annoyed me was from The Best of Both Worlds, Part II

Data has spent a while trying to find a command to stop the Borg. Picard grabs Data's arm and says something like "...sleep, Data,sleep". Then Dr. Crusher say's "He must be exhausted". WHAT! She is usually written so intelligently and I guess it always got under my skin that in that one instant she sounds like an idiot.

And the flotation device was one of the dumbest.

just my 1/2Cent

 

[Guartho]

Nog becoming Grand Nagus in Dogs of War

Nog!? pffft... and you call yourself an Arrogant Niner Thug.

 

[SFRabid]

ENT: Unexpected - The alien species advanced enough to have a cloaked ship and holodecks tries to create water and it ends up like clear jello.

 

[Sheliak]

"Auto-Destruct Offline"

One of the funniest moments in Star Trek

 

[Hermiod]

"Auto-Destruct Offline"

One of the funniest moments in Star Trek

Especially when it happens in "Basics, Part One" and nobody thinks to just fire a phaser rifle at the warp core.

 

[captcalhoun]

the entirity of of TATV

Threshold. NEWTS?!