Picard's Fish

[tanklor]

Does anyone know how many fish the Next Gen. series had for Picard's fish tank in his room?

 

[T'Cal]

One and it was a lion fish named Livingston, although that was never mentioned on screen.

 

[erastus25]

One and it was a lion fish named Livingston, although that was never mentioned on screen.

Actually, in Chain of Command Jellico said something like "Get that fish out of the ready room." Although, he never mentions it by name specifically.

 

[Mr. Fergy]

One and it was a lion fish named Livingston, although that was never mentioned on screen.

Actually he was mentioned twice. In "Chain Of Command" and "All Good Things".

 

[Triskelion]

^ I believe he was referring to the fact that the name Livingston was never mentioned. (I for one had never heard this name until I read the above post).

 

[Mr. Fergy]

^Good Point.

 

[Trekker4747]

Probably the best view of Livingston we get is in "A Matter of Time" when Rasmussen taps on his glass.

And, for what it is worth, Livingston survived the -D crash and lived happily on the -E.

 

[erastus25]

Probably the best view of Livingston we get is in "A Matter of Time" when Rasmussen taps on his glass.

And, for what it is worth, Livingston survived the -D crash and lived happily on the -E.

Or, more likely, one of Livingston's ancestors is living happily on the E.

 

[RapidNadion]

Probably the best view of Livingston we get is in "A Matter of Time" when Rasmussen taps on his glass.

And, for what it is worth, Livingston survived the -D crash and lived happily on the -E.

Wait, really? Where? I didn't see him in FC, INS, or NEM. And I assumed the blacked-out fishtank on the "D" post-crash indicated that life had come to an end for the Captain's friend.

 

[Squiggy]

Probably the best view of Livingston we get is in "A Matter of Time" when Rasmussen taps on his glass.

And, for what it is worth, Livingston survived the -D crash and lived happily on the -E.

Or, more likely, one of Livingston's ancestors is living happily on the E.

TIME TRAVELING SPACE FISH!

 

[Mr. Fergy]

Probably the best view of Livingston we get is in "A Matter of Time" when Rasmussen taps on his glass.

And, for what it is worth, Livingston survived the -D crash and lived happily on the -E.

Or, more likely, one of Livingston's ancestors is living happily on the E.

TIME TRAVELING SPACE FISH!

Pretty much or that he has superhuman powers.

 

[Corran Horn]

Probably the best view of Livingston we get is in "A Matter of Time" when Rasmussen taps on his glass.

And, for what it is worth, Livingston survived the -D crash and lived happily on the -E.

Wait, really? Where? I didn't see him in FC, INS, or NEM. And I assumed the blacked-out fishtank on the "D" post-crash indicated that life had come to an end for the Captain's friend.

But 'casualties were minimal'!

 

[DeeEss57]

Livingston actually has his own trading card. Don't remember what season set it's in, though.



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From many... One.

 

[Trekker4747]

Probably the best view of Livingston we get is in "A Matter of Time" when Rasmussen taps on his glass.

And, for what it is worth, Livingston survived the -D crash and lived happily on the -E.

Wait, really? Where? I didn't see him in FC, INS, or NEM. And I assumed the blacked-out fishtank on the "D" post-crash indicated that life had come to an end for the Captain's friend.

A fish tank can be seein in Picard's Ready Room in FC. No fish tanks are seen in NEM or INS but since he was there in FC we can infer he's likely there in those movies too. (Or, I guess, he could've died of natural causes).

But Livingston did survive the crash.

 

[erastus25]

Probably the best view of Livingston we get is in "A Matter of Time" when Rasmussen taps on his glass.

And, for what it is worth, Livingston survived the -D crash and lived happily on the -E.

Wait, really? Where? I didn't see him in FC, INS, or NEM. And I assumed the blacked-out fishtank on the "D" post-crash indicated that life had come to an end for the Captain's friend.

A fish tank can be seein in Picard's Ready Room in FC. No fish tanks are seen in NEM or INS but since he was there in FC we can infer he's likely there in those movies too. (Or, I guess, he could've died of natural causes).

But Livingston did survive the crash.

How do you know he survived? This is clearly an important question for canon purposes! I must know!!!

 

[Trekker4747]

Wait, really? Where? I didn't see him in FC, INS, or NEM. And I assumed the blacked-out fishtank on the "D" post-crash indicated that life had come to an end for the Captain's friend.

A fish tank can be seein in Picard's Ready Room in FC. No fish tanks are seen in NEM or INS but since he was there in FC we can infer he's likely there in those movies too. (Or, I guess, he could've died of natural causes).

But Livingston did survive the crash.

How do you know he survived? This is clearly an important question for canon purposes! I must know!!!

Primarily because we see a fish tank in Picard's ready room in FC and there's a fish in it who, IIRC, looked like Livingston (whether it's *the* Livingston is doubtful.) It's been a long time since I've seen FC. But, Memory Alpha also says that Livingston survived.

 

[Ryan Thomas Riddle]

When I saw this, I thought this was another thread about Beverly Crusher. Oh, well, dirty minds.

 

[STIntergalactic]

http://movies.trekcore.com/firstcontact/offtheset/ee-readyroom.jpg

Fishtank on the 1701-E

 

[CaptainStoner]

I clearly remember Stewart saying in one of the documentary discs that there had been several fish, referring to "when the fish had died".
Here is a link that may support that:
http://www.ex-astris-scientia.org/inconsistencies/spot.htm#livingston

Or maybe you were just asking how many he had in the tank

 

[RandyS]

Or, more likely, one of Livingston's ancestors is living happily on the E.

More likely he was fillted in the crash. Or at least fried.