Game Star Trek A to Z

[Discofan]

A is for Also, Picard's faux family celebrated Christmas in the Nexus!
B is for B'Elanna's Klingon heritage.
C is for Circus Clowns hired for Picard's sixth birthday's party.
D is for those nifty t-shirts with "DISCO" emblazoned on them.
E is for the Excelsior, Sulu's ship.
F is for Funny Trek Episodes involving Ferengi like Little Green Men.
G is for the Gorns, they're referred to far more often than we see them.
H is for Holograms. They caused an uprising in the novelverse, protesting against their slave existence.
I is for Ingraham B.
J is for Just a fact check, but Gorn have made three appearances (Arena, Time Trap, IAMD), not counting the skeleton (Discovery episodes), but only referenced in three other media (Trials and Tribble-ations, Bound, Into Darkness). They're appearance/mention ratio is even or high depending on the skeleton.
K is not for O.K. if you say so, but that could also be counted as six mentions (since they're obviously mentioned in the episodes where they appear) and three appearances. Six was (far) more than three, the last time I checked.
L is for Lurians, who appear more often than they were mentioned.
M is for Murder, something that applies to kill your own clone or not, depending on the series you're in.

 

[Kilana2]

A is for Also, Picard's faux family celebrated Christmas in the Nexus!
B is for B'Elanna's Klingon heritage.
C is for Circus Clowns hired for Picard's sixth birthday's party.
D is for those nifty t-shirts with "DISCO" emblazoned on them.
E is for the Excelsior, Sulu's ship.
F is for Funny Trek Episodes involving Ferengi like Little Green Men.
G is for the Gorns, they're referred to far more often than we see them.
H is for Holograms. They caused an uprising in the novelverse, protesting against their slave existence.
I is for Ingraham B.
J is for Just a fact check, but Gorn have made three appearances (Arena, Time Trap, IAMD), not counting the skeleton (Discovery episodes), but only referenced in three other media (Trials and Tribble-ations, Bound, Into Darkness). They're appearance/mention ratio is even or high depending on the skeleton.
K is not for O.K. if you say so, but that could also be counted as six mentions (since they're obviously mentioned in the episodes where they appear) and three appearances. Six was (far) more than three, the last time I checked.
L is for Lurians, who appear more often than they were mentioned.
M is for Murder, something that applies to kill your own clone or not, depending on the series you're in.
N is for Nicholas Locarno who looks like Tom Paris' twin brother. Was there another transporter cloning incident?

 

[Tim Thomason]

A is for Also, Picard's faux family celebrated Christmas in the Nexus!
B is for B'Elanna's Klingon heritage.
C is for Circus Clowns hired for Picard's sixth birthday's party.
D is for those nifty t-shirts with "DISCO" emblazoned on them.
E is for the Excelsior, Sulu's ship.
F is for Funny Trek Episodes involving Ferengi like Little Green Men.
G is for the Gorns, they're referred to far more often than we see them.
H is for Holograms. They caused an uprising in the novelverse, protesting against their slave existence.
I is for Ingraham B.
J is for Just a fact check, but Gorn have made three appearances (Arena, Time Trap, IAMD), not counting the skeleton (Discovery episodes), but only referenced in three other media (Trials and Tribble-ations, Bound, Into Darkness). They're appearance/mention ratio is even or high depending on the skeleton.
K is not for O.K. if you say so, but that could also be counted as six mentions (since they're obviously mentioned in the episodes where they appear) and three appearances. Six was (far) more than three, the last time I checked.
L is for Lurians, who appear more often than they were mentioned.
M is for Murder, something that applies to kill your own clone or not, depending on the series you're in.
N is for Nicholas Locarno who looks like Tom Paris' twin brother. Was there another transporter cloning incident?
O is for Owen Paris. He'd be the person to ask, since he suspiciously kept a picture of Nicholas Locarno on his desk.

 

[Discofan]

A is for Also, Picard's faux family celebrated Christmas in the Nexus!
B is for B'Elanna's Klingon heritage.
C is for Circus Clowns hired for Picard's sixth birthday's party.
D is for those nifty t-shirts with "DISCO" emblazoned on them.
E is for the Excelsior, Sulu's ship.
F is for Funny Trek Episodes involving Ferengi like Little Green Men.
G is for the Gorns, they're referred to far more often than we see them.
H is for Holograms. They caused an uprising in the novelverse, protesting against their slave existence.
I is for Ingraham B.
J is for Just a fact check, but Gorn have made three appearances (Arena, Time Trap, IAMD), not counting the skeleton (Discovery episodes), but only referenced in three other media (Trials and Tribble-ations, Bound, Into Darkness). They're appearance/mention ratio is even or high depending on the skeleton.
K is not for O.K. if you say so, but that could also be counted as six mentions (since they're obviously mentioned in the episodes where they appear) and three appearances. Six was (far) more than three, the last time I checked.
L is for Lurians, who appear more often than they were mentioned.
M is for Murder, something that applies to kill your own clone or not, depending on the series you're in.
N is for Nicholas Locarno who looks like Tom Paris' twin brother. Was there another transporter cloning incident?
O is for Owen Paris. He'd be the person to ask, since he suspiciously kept a picture of Nicholas Locarno on his desk.
P is for Paris, a family where strange cloning things happen.

 

[Kilana2]

A is for Also, Picard's faux family celebrated Christmas in the Nexus!
B is for B'Elanna's Klingon heritage.
C is for Circus Clowns hired for Picard's sixth birthday's party.
D is for those nifty t-shirts with "DISCO" emblazoned on them.
E is for the Excelsior, Sulu's ship.
F is for Funny Trek Episodes involving Ferengi like Little Green Men.
G is for the Gorns, they're referred to far more often than we see them.
H is for Holograms. They caused an uprising in the novelverse, protesting against their slave existence.
I is for Ingraham B.
J is for Just a fact check, but Gorn have made three appearances (Arena, Time Trap, IAMD), not counting the skeleton (Discovery episodes), but only referenced in three other media (Trials and Tribble-ations, Bound, Into Darkness). They're appearance/mention ratio is even or high depending on the skeleton.
K is not for O.K. if you say so, but that could also be counted as six mentions (since they're obviously mentioned in the episodes where they appear) and three appearances. Six was (far) more than three, the last time I checked.
L is for Lurians, who appear more often than they were mentioned.
M is for Murder, something that applies to kill your own clone or not, depending on the series you're in.
N is for Nicholas Locarno who looks like Tom Paris' twin brother. Was there another transporter cloning incident?
O is for Owen Paris. He'd be the person to ask, since he suspiciously kept a picture of Nicholas Locarno on his desk.
P is for Paris, a family where strange cloning things happen.
Q is for Quark. He knows where to acquire proper cloning technology.

 

[Discofan]

A is for Also, Picard's faux family celebrated Christmas in the Nexus!
B is for B'Elanna's Klingon heritage.
C is for Circus Clowns hired for Picard's sixth birthday's party.
D is for those nifty t-shirts with "DISCO" emblazoned on them.
E is for the Excelsior, Sulu's ship.
F is for Funny Trek Episodes involving Ferengi like Little Green Men.
G is for the Gorns, they're referred to far more often than we see them.
H is for Holograms. They caused an uprising in the novelverse, protesting against their slave existence.
I is for Ingraham B.
J is for Just a fact check, but Gorn have made three appearances (Arena, Time Trap, IAMD), not counting the skeleton (Discovery episodes), but only referenced in three other media (Trials and Tribble-ations, Bound, Into Darkness). They're appearance/mention ratio is even or high depending on the skeleton.
K is not for O.K. if you say so, but that could also be counted as six mentions (since they're obviously mentioned in the episodes where they appear) and three appearances. Six was (far) more than three, the last time I checked.
L is for Lurians, who appear more often than they were mentioned.
M is for Murder, something that applies to kill your own clone or not, depending on the series you're in.
N is for Nicholas Locarno who looks like Tom Paris' twin brother. Was there another transporter cloning incident?
O is for Owen Paris. He'd be the person to ask, since he suspiciously kept a picture of Nicholas Locarno on his desk.
P is for Paris, a family where strange cloning things happen.
Q is for Quark. He knows where to acquire proper cloning technology.
R is for Rascals, a story where four recurring characters were changed into younger clones of themselves.

 

[Tim Thomason]

A is for Also, Picard's faux family celebrated Christmas in the Nexus!
B is for B'Elanna's Klingon heritage.
C is for Circus Clowns hired for Picard's sixth birthday's party.
D is for those nifty t-shirts with "DISCO" emblazoned on them.
E is for the Excelsior, Sulu's ship.
F is for Funny Trek Episodes involving Ferengi like Little Green Men.
G is for the Gorns, they're referred to far more often than we see them.
H is for Holograms. They caused an uprising in the novelverse, protesting against their slave existence.
I is for Ingraham B.
J is for Just a fact check, but Gorn have made three appearances (Arena, Time Trap, IAMD), not counting the skeleton (Discovery episodes), but only referenced in three other media (Trials and Tribble-ations, Bound, Into Darkness). They're appearance/mention ratio is even or high depending on the skeleton.
K is not for O.K. if you say so, but that could also be counted as six mentions (since they're obviously mentioned in the episodes where they appear) and three appearances. Six was (far) more than three, the last time I checked.
L is for Lurians, who appear more often than they were mentioned.
M is for Murder, something that applies to kill your own clone or not, depending on the series you're in.
N is for Nicholas Locarno who looks like Tom Paris' twin brother. Was there another transporter cloning incident?
O is for Owen Paris. He'd be the person to ask, since he suspiciously kept a picture of Nicholas Locarno on his desk.
P is for Paris, a family where strange cloning things happen.
Q is for Quark. He knows where to acquire proper cloning technology.
R is for Rascals, a story where four recurring characters were changed into younger clones of themselves.
S is for Sim. Speaking of strange, younger clones of main characters...

 

[Discofan]

A is for Also, Picard's faux family celebrated Christmas in the Nexus!
B is for B'Elanna's Klingon heritage.
C is for Circus Clowns hired for Picard's sixth birthday's party.
D is for those nifty t-shirts with "DISCO" emblazoned on them.
E is for the Excelsior, Sulu's ship.
F is for Funny Trek Episodes involving Ferengi like Little Green Men.
G is for the Gorns, they're referred to far more often than we see them.
H is for Holograms. They caused an uprising in the novelverse, protesting against their slave existence.
I is for Ingraham B.
J is for Just a fact check, but Gorn have made three appearances (Arena, Time Trap, IAMD), not counting the skeleton (Discovery episodes), but only referenced in three other media (Trials and Tribble-ations, Bound, Into Darkness). They're appearance/mention ratio is even or high depending on the skeleton.
K is not for O.K. if you say so, but that could also be counted as six mentions (since they're obviously mentioned in the episodes where they appear) and three appearances. Six was (far) more than three, the last time I checked.
L is for Lurians, who appear more often than they were mentioned.
M is for Murder, something that applies to kill your own clone or not, depending on the series you're in.
N is for Nicholas Locarno who looks like Tom Paris' twin brother. Was there another transporter cloning incident?
O is for Owen Paris. He'd be the person to ask, since he suspiciously kept a picture of Nicholas Locarno on his desk.
P is for Paris, a family where strange cloning things happen.
Q is for Quark. He knows where to acquire proper cloning technology.
R is for Rascals, a story where four recurring characters were changed into younger clones of themselves.
S is for Sim. Speaking of strange, younger clones of main characters...
T is for Tom Riker who is the one and only transporter clone.

 

[Kilana2]

A is for Also, Picard's faux family celebrated Christmas in the Nexus!
B is for B'Elanna's Klingon heritage.
C is for Circus Clowns hired for Picard's sixth birthday's party.
D is for those nifty t-shirts with "DISCO" emblazoned on them.
E is for the Excelsior, Sulu's ship.
F is for Funny Trek Episodes involving Ferengi like Little Green Men.
G is for the Gorns, they're referred to far more often than we see them.
H is for Holograms. They caused an uprising in the novelverse, protesting against their slave existence.
I is for Ingraham B.
J is for Just a fact check, but Gorn have made three appearances (Arena, Time Trap, IAMD), not counting the skeleton (Discovery episodes), but only referenced in three other media (Trials and Tribble-ations, Bound, Into Darkness). They're appearance/mention ratio is even or high depending on the skeleton.
K is not for O.K. if you say so, but that could also be counted as six mentions (since they're obviously mentioned in the episodes where they appear) and three appearances. Six was (far) more than three, the last time I checked.
L is for Lurians, who appear more often than they were mentioned.
M is for Murder, something that applies to kill your own clone or not, depending on the series you're in.
N is for Nicholas Locarno who looks like Tom Paris' twin brother. Was there another transporter cloning incident?
O is for Owen Paris. He'd be the person to ask, since he suspiciously kept a picture of Nicholas Locarno on his desk.
P is for Paris, a family where strange cloning things happen.
Q is for Quark. He knows where to acquire proper cloning technology.
R is for Rascals, a story where four recurring characters were changed into younger clones of themselves.
S is for Sim. Speaking of strange, younger clones of main characters...
T is for Tom Riker who is the one and only transporter clone.
U is for Uhura, definitely cloneless.

 

[Discofan]

A is for Also, Picard's faux family celebrated Christmas in the Nexus!
B is for B'Elanna's Klingon heritage.
C is for Circus Clowns hired for Picard's sixth birthday's party.
D is for those nifty t-shirts with "DISCO" emblazoned on them.
E is for the Excelsior, Sulu's ship.
F is for Funny Trek Episodes involving Ferengi like Little Green Men.
G is for the Gorns, they're referred to far more often than we see them.
H is for Holograms. They caused an uprising in the novelverse, protesting against their slave existence.
I is for Ingraham B.
J is for Just a fact check, but Gorn have made three appearances (Arena, Time Trap, IAMD), not counting the skeleton (Discovery episodes), but only referenced in three other media (Trials and Tribble-ations, Bound, Into Darkness). They're appearance/mention ratio is even or high depending on the skeleton.
K is not for O.K. if you say so, but that could also be counted as six mentions (since they're obviously mentioned in the episodes where they appear) and three appearances. Six was (far) more than three, the last time I checked.
L is for Lurians, who appear more often than they were mentioned.
M is for Murder, something that applies to kill your own clone or not, depending on the series you're in.
N is for Nicholas Locarno who looks like Tom Paris' twin brother. Was there another transporter cloning incident?
O is for Owen Paris. He'd be the person to ask, since he suspiciously kept a picture of Nicholas Locarno on his desk.
P is for Paris, a family where strange cloning things happen.
Q is for Quark. He knows where to acquire proper cloning technology.
R is for Rascals, a story where four recurring characters were changed into younger clones of themselves.
S is for Sim. Speaking of strange, younger clones of main characters...
T is for Tom Riker who is the one and only transporter clone.
U is for Uhura, definitely cloneless.
V is for Valeris, some said she was a clone of Saavik.

 

[Kilana2]

A is for Also, Picard's faux family celebrated Christmas in the Nexus!
B is for B'Elanna's Klingon heritage.
C is for Circus Clowns hired for Picard's sixth birthday's party.
D is for those nifty t-shirts with "DISCO" emblazoned on them.
E is for the Excelsior, Sulu's ship.
F is for Funny Trek Episodes involving Ferengi like Little Green Men.
G is for the Gorns, they're referred to far more often than we see them.
H is for Holograms. They caused an uprising in the novelverse, protesting against their slave existence.
I is for Ingraham B.
J is for Just a fact check, but Gorn have made three appearances (Arena, Time Trap, IAMD), not counting the skeleton (Discovery episodes), but only referenced in three other media (Trials and Tribble-ations, Bound, Into Darkness). They're appearance/mention ratio is even or high depending on the skeleton.
K is not for O.K. if you say so, but that could also be counted as six mentions (since they're obviously mentioned in the episodes where they appear) and three appearances. Six was (far) more than three, the last time I checked.
L is for Lurians, who appear more often than they were mentioned.
M is for Murder, something that applies to kill your own clone or not, depending on the series you're in.
N is for Nicholas Locarno who looks like Tom Paris' twin brother. Was there another transporter cloning incident?
O is for Owen Paris. He'd be the person to ask, since he suspiciously kept a picture of Nicholas Locarno on his desk.
P is for Paris, a family where strange cloning things happen.
Q is for Quark. He knows where to acquire proper cloning technology.
R is for Rascals, a story where four recurring characters were changed into younger clones of themselves.
S is for Sim. Speaking of strange, younger clones of main characters...
T is for Tom Riker who is the one and only transporter clone.
U is for Uhura, definitely cloneless.
V is for Valeris, some said she was a clone of Saavik.
W is for the Weyoun clones.

 

[Discofan]

A is for Also, Picard's faux family celebrated Christmas in the Nexus!
B is for B'Elanna's Klingon heritage.
C is for Circus Clowns hired for Picard's sixth birthday's party.
D is for those nifty t-shirts with "DISCO" emblazoned on them.
E is for the Excelsior, Sulu's ship.
F is for Funny Trek Episodes involving Ferengi like Little Green Men.
G is for the Gorns, they're referred to far more often than we see them.
H is for Holograms. They caused an uprising in the novelverse, protesting against their slave existence.
I is for Ingraham B.
J is for Just a fact check, but Gorn have made three appearances (Arena, Time Trap, IAMD), not counting the skeleton (Discovery episodes), but only referenced in three other media (Trials and Tribble-ations, Bound, Into Darkness). They're appearance/mention ratio is even or high depending on the skeleton.
K is not for O.K. if you say so, but that could also be counted as six mentions (since they're obviously mentioned in the episodes where they appear) and three appearances. Six was (far) more than three, the last time I checked.
L is for Lurians, who appear more often than they were mentioned.
M is for Murder, something that applies to kill your own clone or not, depending on the series you're in.
N is for Nicholas Locarno who looks like Tom Paris' twin brother. Was there another transporter cloning incident?
O is for Owen Paris. He'd be the person to ask, since he suspiciously kept a picture of Nicholas Locarno on his desk.
P is for Paris, a family where strange cloning things happen.
Q is for Quark. He knows where to acquire proper cloning technology.
R is for Rascals, a story where four recurring characters were changed into younger clones of themselves.
S is for Sim. Speaking of strange, younger clones of main characters...
T is for Tom Riker who is the one and only transporter clone.
U is for Uhura, definitely cloneless.
V is for Valeris, some said she was a clone of Saavik.
W is for the Weyoun clones.
X is for the X-chromosome, found mostly in female clones.

 

[Kilana2]

A is for Also, Picard's faux family celebrated Christmas in the Nexus!
B is for B'Elanna's Klingon heritage.
C is for Circus Clowns hired for Picard's sixth birthday's party.
D is for those nifty t-shirts with "DISCO" emblazoned on them.
E is for the Excelsior, Sulu's ship.
F is for Funny Trek Episodes involving Ferengi like Little Green Men.
G is for the Gorns, they're referred to far more often than we see them.
H is for Holograms. They caused an uprising in the novelverse, protesting against their slave existence.
I is for Ingraham B.
J is for Just a fact check, but Gorn have made three appearances (Arena, Time Trap, IAMD), not counting the skeleton (Discovery episodes), but only referenced in three other media (Trials and Tribble-ations, Bound, Into Darkness). They're appearance/mention ratio is even or high depending on the skeleton.
K is not for O.K. if you say so, but that could also be counted as six mentions (since they're obviously mentioned in the episodes where they appear) and three appearances. Six was (far) more than three, the last time I checked.
L is for Lurians, who appear more often than they were mentioned.
M is for Murder, something that applies to kill your own clone or not, depending on the series you're in.
N is for Nicholas Locarno who looks like Tom Paris' twin brother. Was there another transporter cloning incident?
O is for Owen Paris. He'd be the person to ask, since he suspiciously kept a picture of Nicholas Locarno on his desk.
P is for Paris, a family where strange cloning things happen.
Q is for Quark. He knows where to acquire proper cloning technology.
R is for Rascals, a story where four recurring characters were changed into younger clones of themselves.
S is for Sim. Speaking of strange, younger clones of main characters...
T is for Tom Riker who is the one and only transporter clone.
U is for Uhura, definitely cloneless.
V is for Valeris, some said she was a clone of Saavik.
W is for the Weyoun clones.
X is for the X-chromosome, found mostly in female clones.
Y is for Yelgrun, another clone.

 

[Discofan]

A is for Also, Picard's faux family celebrated Christmas in the Nexus!
B is for B'Elanna's Klingon heritage.
C is for Circus Clowns hired for Picard's sixth birthday's party.
D is for those nifty t-shirts with "DISCO" emblazoned on them.
E is for the Excelsior, Sulu's ship.
F is for Funny Trek Episodes involving Ferengi like Little Green Men.
G is for the Gorns, they're referred to far more often than we see them.
H is for Holograms. They caused an uprising in the novelverse, protesting against their slave existence.
I is for Ingraham B.
J is for Just a fact check, but Gorn have made three appearances (Arena, Time Trap, IAMD), not counting the skeleton (Discovery episodes), but only referenced in three other media (Trials and Tribble-ations, Bound, Into Darkness). They're appearance/mention ratio is even or high depending on the skeleton.
K is not for O.K. if you say so, but that could also be counted as six mentions (since they're obviously mentioned in the episodes where they appear) and three appearances. Six was (far) more than three, the last time I checked.
L is for Lurians, who appear more often than they were mentioned.
M is for Murder, something that applies to kill your own clone or not, depending on the series you're in.
N is for Nicholas Locarno who looks like Tom Paris' twin brother. Was there another transporter cloning incident?
O is for Owen Paris. He'd be the person to ask, since he suspiciously kept a picture of Nicholas Locarno on his desk.
P is for Paris, a family where strange cloning things happen.
Q is for Quark. He knows where to acquire proper cloning technology.
R is for Rascals, a story where four recurring characters were changed into younger clones of themselves.
S is for Sim. Speaking of strange, younger clones of main characters...
T is for Tom Riker who is the one and only transporter clone.
U is for Uhura, definitely cloneless.
V is for Valeris, some said she was a clone of Saavik.
W is for the Weyoun clones.
X is for the X-chromosome, found mostly in female clones.
Y is for Yelgrun, another clone.
Z is for Zombies, clones that have turned necrotic...

 

[Orac]

A is for Another round of the Star Trek A to Z Game.

 

[Discofan]

A is for Another round of the Star Trek A to Z Game.
B is for But it's a barrel of monkeys' kind of fun.

 

[Kilana2]

A is for Another round of the Star Trek A to Z Game.
B is for But it's a barrel of monkeys' kind of fun.
C is for Clones (We're all), a song by Alice Cooper. The Trek Universe is full of clones as we can see in the last round of the A to Z Game.

 

[Discofan]

A is for Another round of the Star Trek A to Z Game.
B is for But it's a barrel of monkeys' kind of fun.
C is for Clones (We're all), a song by Alice Cooper. The Trek Universe is full of clones as we can see in the last round of the A to Z Game.
D is for Data's clones, B4 and Lore.

 

[Kilana2]

A is for Another round of the Star Trek A to Z Game.
B is for But it's a barrel of monkeys' kind of fun.
C is for Clones (We're all), a song by Alice Cooper. The Trek Universe is full of clones as we can see in the last round of the A to Z Game.
D is for Data's clones, B4 and Lore.
E is for Edith Keeler. Dead beyond cloning.

 

[Discofan]

A is for Another round of the Star Trek A to Z Game.
B is for But it's a barrel of monkeys' kind of fun.
C is for Clones (We're all), a song by Alice Cooper. The Trek Universe is full of clones as we can see in the last round of the A to Z Game.
D is for Data's clones, B4 and Lore.
E is for Edith Keeler. Dead beyond cloning.
F is for Fizbin, the imaginary clone of a real card game...