Really Dumb Convention Questions!!

[Samuel T. Cogley]

I've mentioned twice before about the crazy obsessed guy who asked marina Sirtis after TNG season 1:

"When wlll we see more KILTS in Star Trek??" Yes I said kilts.

Yeah! What kind of buffoon goes to a convention just to push some sort of ludicrous agenda to get more of a random piece of ethnic clothing inserted into Star Trek?








Oh... Uh, sorry, Cogley.

I demand it!

 

[Forbin]

ETA: I got to ask Brannon Braga a question about what advice he would give to the next writers and producers of the franchise. Got loads of applause for asking such a good question!!

And what was his answer?

"You can never have too much time travel."

And that's when I shot him, Your Honor.

 

[number6]

ETA: I got to ask Brannon Braga a question about what advice he would give to the next writers and producers of the franchise. Got loads of applause for asking such a good question!!

And what was his answer?

"You can never have too much time travel."

And that's when I shot him, Your Honor.

Whatever,dude.

 

[Forbin]

And what was his answer?

"You can never have too much time travel."

And that's when I shot him, Your Honor.

Whatever,dude.

 

[SFRabid]

"Who, among the regular cast, were the worst farters?"

They Voyager reunion group answered that one.

 

[number6]

"Who, among the regular cast, were the worst farters?"

They Voyager reunion group answered that one.

And apparently it's Tim Russ.

 

[ClayinCA]

The single worst question I have ever heard someone ask at a convention was at a Babylon 5 convention, so I hope that doesn't disqualify me from commenting: at the ill-fated Voice of the Resistance con, there was this guy who kept getting up to ask questions (nearly everyone from B5 was in attendance, with the exception of Straczynski), and his questions got dumber and more rude as time went on, until he finally asked Mira Furlan (who had been a refugee from what used to be Yugoslavia) what it was like to be from a country that didn't exist anymore. The whole room snarled at him, and Jerry Doyle got up from his chair and offered to clean the guy's clock if he didn't go away.

My favourite for avoiding stupid questions, though, is John DeLancie, who simply ignores any stupid question asked by an adult (children seem to get special dispensation, rightfully so), and goes on to the next question.

 

[Flying Spaghetti Monster]

I was at the convention when someone asked Miuchael Dorn what it was like to be beamed