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Game Star Trek A to Z

A is for Alpha Quadrant. The north-west quadrant of the galaxy in 2-D maps of the Milky Way galaxy in the fictional Star Trek universe.
B is for Berengaria VII. There be dragons there.
C is for Ceti Alpha V. There was no need to go down to the planet. Dr Marcus should have just fired the Genesis Device at it and saved everyone alot of trouble.
D is for Denobulans. Generally mild-mannered and affable, but they had their moments.
E is for Earth. Nomad's launch point. Must ...sterylize.
F is for Ferengi Rules of Acquisition. There were about, oh, 150 in Jonathan Archer's time and the number grew to 285 by the era of Picard, Sisko and Janeway.
G is for Gav. Tellarite Ambassador.
H is for Hengist. The chief administrator of the capital city of planet Argelius and a native of Rigel IV. He might have been a human from Earth or his forebears were from Earth, but this was never stated on-screen.
I is for Iotian Gangster Rap.
 
A is for Alpha Quadrant. The north-west quadrant of the galaxy in 2-D maps of the Milky Way galaxy in the fictional Star Trek universe.
B is for Berengaria VII. There be dragons there.
C is for Ceti Alpha V. There was no need to go down to the planet. Dr Marcus should have just fired the Genesis Device at it and saved everyone alot of trouble.
D is for Denobulans. Generally mild-mannered and affable, but they had their moments.
E is for Earth. Nomad's launch point. Must ...sterylize.
F is for Ferengi Rules of Acquisition. There were about, oh, 150 in Jonathan Archer's time and the number grew to 285 by the era of Picard, Sisko and Janeway.
G is for Gav. Tellarite Ambassador.
H is for Hengist. The chief administrator of the capital city of planet Argelius and a native of Rigel IV. He might have been a human from Earth or his forebears were from Earth, but this was never stated on-screen.
I is for Iotian Gangster Rap.
J is for Jadzia Dax. My favorite reason for watching DS9.
 
A is for Alpha Quadrant. The north-west quadrant of the galaxy in 2-D maps of the Milky Way galaxy in the fictional Star Trek universe.
B is for Berengaria VII. There be dragons there.
C is for Ceti Alpha V. There was no need to go down to the planet. Dr Marcus should have just fired the Genesis Device at it and saved everyone alot of trouble.
D is for Denobulans. Generally mild-mannered and affable, but they had their moments.
E is for Earth. Nomad's launch point. Must ...sterylize.
F is for Ferengi Rules of Acquisition. There were about, oh, 150 in Jonathan Archer's time and the number grew to 285 by the era of Picard, Sisko and Janeway.
G is for Gav. Tellarite Ambassador.
H is for Hengist. The chief administrator of the capital city of planet Argelius and a native of Rigel IV. He might have been a human from Earth or his forebears were from Earth, but this was never stated on-screen.
I is for Iotian Gangster Rap.
J is for Jadzia Dax. My favorite reason for watching DS9.
K is for the Klingon D4 battle cruiser in service around 2151. It was meant to be shown early in Season 1 of ENT but the digital model of the ship wasn't yet ready when the episode aired so they reused a K't'inga-class battle cruiser that shouldn't even exist for more than 100 years.
 
A is for Alpha Quadrant. The north-west quadrant of the galaxy in 2-D maps of the Milky Way galaxy in the fictional Star Trek universe.
B is for Berengaria VII. There be dragons there.
C is for Ceti Alpha V. There was no need to go down to the planet. Dr Marcus should have just fired the Genesis Device at it and saved everyone alot of trouble.
D is for Denobulans. Generally mild-mannered and affable, but they had their moments.
E is for Earth. Nomad's launch point. Must ...sterylize.
F is for Ferengi Rules of Acquisition. There were about, oh, 150 in Jonathan Archer's time and the number grew to 285 by the era of Picard, Sisko and Janeway.
G is for Gav. Tellarite Ambassador.
H is for Hengist. The chief administrator of the capital city of planet Argelius and a native of Rigel IV. He might have been a human from Earth or his forebears were from Earth, but this was never stated on-screen.
I is for Iotian Gangster Rap.
J is for Jadzia Dax. My favorite reason for watching DS9.
K is for the Klingon D4 battle cruiser in service around 2151. It was meant to be shown early in Season 1 of ENT but the digital model of the ship wasn't yet ready when the episode aired so they reused a K't'inga-class battle cruiser that shouldn't even exist for more than 100 years.
L is for Lenore Karidian. TOS' version of jailbait for Captain Kirk. Plus she was nuts.
 
A is for Alpha Quadrant. The north-west quadrant of the galaxy in 2-D maps of the Milky Way galaxy in the fictional Star Trek universe.
B is for Berengaria VII. There be dragons there.
C is for Ceti Alpha V. There was no need to go down to the planet. Dr Marcus should have just fired the Genesis Device at it and saved everyone alot of trouble.
D is for Denobulans. Generally mild-mannered and affable, but they had their moments.
E is for Earth. Nomad's launch point. Must ...sterylize.
F is for Ferengi Rules of Acquisition. There were about, oh, 150 in Jonathan Archer's time and the number grew to 285 by the era of Picard, Sisko and Janeway.
G is for Gav. Tellarite Ambassador.
H is for Hengist. The chief administrator of the capital city of planet Argelius and a native of Rigel IV. He might have been a human from Earth or his forebears were from Earth, but this was never stated on-screen.
I is for Iotian Gangster Rap.
J is for Jadzia Dax. My favorite reason for watching DS9.
K is for the Klingon D4 battle cruiser in service around 2151. It was meant to be shown early in Season 1 of ENT but the digital model of the ship wasn't yet ready when the episode aired so they reused a K't'inga-class battle cruiser that shouldn't even exist for more than 100 years.
L is for Lenore Karidian. TOS' version of jailbait for Captain Kirk. Plus she was nuts.
M is for Mara, wife of Kang circa 2268 and quite possibly the mother of the child that would be killed by the Albino sometime after 2290, but this was never explicitly established.
 
A is for Alpha Quadrant. The north-west quadrant of the galaxy in 2-D maps of the Milky Way galaxy in the fictional Star Trek universe.
B is for Berengaria VII. There be dragons there.
C is for Ceti Alpha V. There was no need to go down to the planet. Dr Marcus should have just fired the Genesis Device at it and saved everyone alot of trouble.
D is for Denobulans. Generally mild-mannered and affable, but they had their moments.
E is for Earth. Nomad's launch point. Must ...sterylize.
F is for Ferengi Rules of Acquisition. There were about, oh, 150 in Jonathan Archer's time and the number grew to 285 by the era of Picard, Sisko and Janeway.
G is for Gav. Tellarite Ambassador.
H is for Hengist. The chief administrator of the capital city of planet Argelius and a native of Rigel IV. He might have been a human from Earth or his forebears were from Earth, but this was never stated on-screen.
I is for Iotian Gangster Rap.
J is for Jadzia Dax. My favorite reason for watching DS9.
K is for the Klingon D4 battle cruiser in service around 2151. It was meant to be shown early in Season 1 of ENT but the digital model of the ship wasn't yet ready when the episode aired so they reused a K't'inga-class battle cruiser that shouldn't even exist for more than 100 years.
L is for Lenore Karidian. TOS' version of jailbait for Captain Kirk. Plus she was nuts.
M is for Mara, wife of Kang circa 2268 and quite possibly the mother of the child that would be killed by the Albino sometime after 2290, but this was never explicitly established.
N is for Nog. Do you suppose that he fantasizes about his stepmom?
 
A is for Alpha Quadrant. The north-west quadrant of the galaxy in 2-D maps of the Milky Way galaxy in the fictional Star Trek universe.
B is for Berengaria VII. There be dragons there.
C is for Ceti Alpha V. There was no need to go down to the planet. Dr Marcus should have just fired the Genesis Device at it and saved everyone alot of trouble.
D is for Denobulans. Generally mild-mannered and affable, but they had their moments.
E is for Earth. Nomad's launch point. Must ...sterylize.
F is for Ferengi Rules of Acquisition. There were about, oh, 150 in Jonathan Archer's time and the number grew to 285 by the era of Picard, Sisko and Janeway.
G is for Gav. Tellarite Ambassador.
H is for Hengist. The chief administrator of the capital city of planet Argelius and a native of Rigel IV. He might have been a human from Earth or his forebears were from Earth, but this was never stated on-screen.
I is for Iotian Gangster Rap.
J is for Jadzia Dax. My favorite reason for watching DS9.
K is for the Klingon D4 battle cruiser in service around 2151. It was meant to be shown early in Season 1 of ENT but the digital model of the ship wasn't yet ready when the episode aired so they reused a K't'inga-class battle cruiser that shouldn't even exist for more than 100 years.
L is for Lenore Karidian. TOS' version of jailbait for Captain Kirk. Plus she was nuts.
M is for Mara, wife of Kang circa 2268 and quite possibly the mother of the child that would be killed by the Albino sometime after 2290, but this was never explicitly established.
N is for Nog. Do you suppose that he fantasizes about his stepmom?
O is for Oort cloud.
 
A is for Alpha Quadrant. The north-west quadrant of the galaxy in 2-D maps of the Milky Way galaxy in the fictional Star Trek universe.
B is for Berengaria VII. There be dragons there.
C is for Ceti Alpha V. There was no need to go down to the planet. Dr Marcus should have just fired the Genesis Device at it and saved everyone alot of trouble.
D is for Denobulans. Generally mild-mannered and affable, but they had their moments.
E is for Earth. Nomad's launch point. Must ...sterylize.
F is for Ferengi Rules of Acquisition. There were about, oh, 150 in Jonathan Archer's time and the number grew to 285 by the era of Picard, Sisko and Janeway.
G is for Gav. Tellarite Ambassador.
H is for Hengist. The chief administrator of the capital city of planet Argelius and a native of Rigel IV. He might have been a human from Earth or his forebears were from Earth, but this was never stated on-screen.
I is for Iotian Gangster Rap.
J is for Jadzia Dax. My favorite reason for watching DS9.
K is for the Klingon D4 battle cruiser in service around 2151. It was meant to be shown early in Season 1 of ENT but the digital model of the ship wasn't yet ready when the episode aired so they reused a K't'inga-class battle cruiser that shouldn't even exist for more than 100 years.
L is for Lenore Karidian. TOS' version of jailbait for Captain Kirk. Plus she was nuts.
M is for Mara, wife of Kang circa 2268 and quite possibly the mother of the child that would be killed by the Albino sometime after 2290, but this was never explicitly established.
N is for Nog. Do you suppose that he fantasizes about his stepmom?
O is for Oort cloud.
P is for Porthos. Admiral Archer's prize beagle.
 
A is for Alpha Quadrant. The north-west quadrant of the galaxy in 2-D maps of the Milky Way galaxy in the fictional Star Trek universe.
B is for Berengaria VII. There be dragons there.
C is for Ceti Alpha V. There was no need to go down to the planet. Dr Marcus should have just fired the Genesis Device at it and saved everyone alot of trouble.
D is for Denobulans. Generally mild-mannered and affable, but they had their moments.
E is for Earth. Nomad's launch point. Must ...sterylize.
F is for Ferengi Rules of Acquisition. There were about, oh, 150 in Jonathan Archer's time and the number grew to 285 by the era of Picard, Sisko and Janeway.
G is for Gav. Tellarite Ambassador.
H is for Hengist. The chief administrator of the capital city of planet Argelius and a native of Rigel IV. He might have been a human from Earth or his forebears were from Earth, but this was never stated on-screen.
I is for Iotian Gangster Rap.
J is for Jadzia Dax. My favorite reason for watching DS9.
K is for the Klingon D4 battle cruiser in service around 2151. It was meant to be shown early in Season 1 of ENT but the digital model of the ship wasn't yet ready when the episode aired so they reused a K't'inga-class battle cruiser that shouldn't even exist for more than 100 years.
L is for Lenore Karidian. TOS' version of jailbait for Captain Kirk. Plus she was nuts.
M is for Mara, wife of Kang circa 2268 and quite possibly the mother of the child that would be killed by the Albino sometime after 2290, but this was never explicitly established.
N is for Nog. Do you suppose that he fantasizes about his stepmom?
O is for Oort cloud.
P is for Porthos. Admiral Archer's prize beagle.
Q is for Quark's wooden chew stick he had as a youth. Rom had a full-blown mechanical tooth sharpener.
 
A is for Alpha Quadrant. The north-west quadrant of the galaxy in 2-D maps of the Milky Way galaxy in the fictional Star Trek universe.
B is for Berengaria VII. There be dragons there.
C is for Ceti Alpha V. There was no need to go down to the planet. Dr Marcus should have just fired the Genesis Device at it and saved everyone alot of trouble.
D is for Denobulans. Generally mild-mannered and affable, but they had their moments.
E is for Earth. Nomad's launch point. Must ...sterylize.
F is for Ferengi Rules of Acquisition. There were about, oh, 150 in Jonathan Archer's time and the number grew to 285 by the era of Picard, Sisko and Janeway.
G is for Gav. Tellarite Ambassador.
H is for Hengist. The chief administrator of the capital city of planet Argelius and a native of Rigel IV. He might have been a human from Earth or his forebears were from Earth, but this was never stated on-screen.
I is for Iotian Gangster Rap.
J is for Jadzia Dax. My favorite reason for watching DS9.
K is for the Klingon D4 battle cruiser in service around 2151. It was meant to be shown early in Season 1 of ENT but the digital model of the ship wasn't yet ready when the episode aired so they reused a K't'inga-class battle cruiser that shouldn't even exist for more than 100 years.
L is for Lenore Karidian. TOS' version of jailbait for Captain Kirk. Plus she was nuts.
M is for Mara, wife of Kang circa 2268 and quite possibly the mother of the child that would be killed by the Albino sometime after 2290, but this was never explicitly established.
N is for Nog. Do you suppose that he fantasizes about his stepmom?
O is for Oort cloud.
P is for Porthos. Admiral Archer's prize beagle.
Q is for Quark's wooden chew stick he had as a youth. Rom had a full-blown mechanical tooth sharpener.
R is for Red Matter.
 
A is for Alpha Quadrant. The north-west quadrant of the galaxy in 2-D maps of the Milky Way galaxy in the fictional Star Trek universe.
B is for Berengaria VII. There be dragons there.
C is for Ceti Alpha V. There was no need to go down to the planet. Dr Marcus should have just fired the Genesis Device at it and saved everyone alot of trouble.
D is for Denobulans. Generally mild-mannered and affable, but they had their moments.
E is for Earth. Nomad's launch point. Must ...sterylize.
F is for Ferengi Rules of Acquisition. There were about, oh, 150 in Jonathan Archer's time and the number grew to 285 by the era of Picard, Sisko and Janeway.
G is for Gav. Tellarite Ambassador.
H is for Hengist. The chief administrator of the capital city of planet Argelius and a native of Rigel IV. He might have been a human from Earth or his forebears were from Earth, but this was never stated on-screen.
I is for Iotian Gangster Rap.
J is for Jadzia Dax. My favorite reason for watching DS9.
K is for the Klingon D4 battle cruiser in service around 2151. It was meant to be shown early in Season 1 of ENT but the digital model of the ship wasn't yet ready when the episode aired so they reused a K't'inga-class battle cruiser that shouldn't even exist for more than 100 years.
L is for Lenore Karidian. TOS' version of jailbait for Captain Kirk. Plus she was nuts.
M is for Mara, wife of Kang circa 2268 and quite possibly the mother of the child that would be killed by the Albino sometime after 2290, but this was never explicitly established.
N is for Nog. Do you suppose that he fantasizes about his stepmom?
O is for Oort cloud.
P is for Porthos. Admiral Archer's prize beagle.
Q is for Quark's wooden chew stick he had as a youth. Rom had a full-blown mechanical tooth sharpener.
R is for Red Matter.
S is for Spock's birthdate of Stardate 2230.06.
 
A is for Alpha Quadrant. The north-west quadrant of the galaxy in 2-D maps of the Milky Way galaxy in the fictional Star Trek universe.
B is for Berengaria VII. There be dragons there.
C is for Ceti Alpha V. There was no need to go down to the planet. Dr Marcus should have just fired the Genesis Device at it and saved everyone alot of trouble.
D is for Denobulans. Generally mild-mannered and affable, but they had their moments.
E is for Earth. Nomad's launch point. Must ...sterylize.
F is for Ferengi Rules of Acquisition. There were about, oh, 150 in Jonathan Archer's time and the number grew to 285 by the era of Picard, Sisko and Janeway.
G is for Gav. Tellarite Ambassador.
H is for Hengist. The chief administrator of the capital city of planet Argelius and a native of Rigel IV. He might have been a human from Earth or his forebears were from Earth, but this was never stated on-screen.
I is for Iotian Gangster Rap.
J is for Jadzia Dax. My favorite reason for watching DS9.
K is for the Klingon D4 battle cruiser in service around 2151. It was meant to be shown early in Season 1 of ENT but the digital model of the ship wasn't yet ready when the episode aired so they reused a K't'inga-class battle cruiser that shouldn't even exist for more than 100 years.
L is for Lenore Karidian. TOS' version of jailbait for Captain Kirk. Plus she was nuts.
M is for Mara, wife of Kang circa 2268 and quite possibly the mother of the child that would be killed by the Albino sometime after 2290, but this was never explicitly established.
N is for Nog. Do you suppose that he fantasizes about his stepmom?
O is for Oort cloud.
P is for Porthos. Admiral Archer's prize beagle.
Q is for Quark's wooden chew stick he had as a youth. Rom had a full-blown mechanical tooth sharpener.
R is for Red Matter.
S is for Spock's birthdate of Stardate 2230.06.
T is for Triskelion.
 
A is for Alpha Quadrant. The north-west quadrant of the galaxy in 2-D maps of the Milky Way galaxy in the fictional Star Trek universe.
B is for Berengaria VII. There be dragons there.
C is for Ceti Alpha V. There was no need to go down to the planet. Dr Marcus should have just fired the Genesis Device at it and saved everyone alot of trouble.
D is for Denobulans. Generally mild-mannered and affable, but they had their moments.
E is for Earth. Nomad's launch point. Must ...sterylize.
F is for Ferengi Rules of Acquisition. There were about, oh, 150 in Jonathan Archer's time and the number grew to 285 by the era of Picard, Sisko and Janeway.
G is for Gav. Tellarite Ambassador.
H is for Hengist. The chief administrator of the capital city of planet Argelius and a native of Rigel IV. He might have been a human from Earth or his forebears were from Earth, but this was never stated on-screen.
I is for Iotian Gangster Rap.
J is for Jadzia Dax. My favorite reason for watching DS9.
K is for the Klingon D4 battle cruiser in service around 2151. It was meant to be shown early in Season 1 of ENT but the digital model of the ship wasn't yet ready when the episode aired so they reused a K't'inga-class battle cruiser that shouldn't even exist for more than 100 years.
L is for Lenore Karidian. TOS' version of jailbait for Captain Kirk. Plus she was nuts.
M is for Mara, wife of Kang circa 2268 and quite possibly the mother of the child that would be killed by the Albino sometime after 2290, but this was never explicitly established.
N is for Nog. Do you suppose that he fantasizes about his stepmom?
O is for Oort cloud.
P is for Porthos. Admiral Archer's prize beagle.
Q is for Quark's wooden chew stick he had as a youth. Rom had a full-blown mechanical tooth sharpener.
R is for Red Matter.
S is for Spock's birthdate of Stardate 2230.06.
T is for Triskelion.
U is for United Earth Space Probe Agency.
 
A is for Alpha Quadrant. The north-west quadrant of the galaxy in 2-D maps of the Milky Way galaxy in the fictional Star Trek universe.
B is for Berengaria VII. There be dragons there.
C is for Ceti Alpha V. There was no need to go down to the planet. Dr Marcus should have just fired the Genesis Device at it and saved everyone alot of trouble.
D is for Denobulans. Generally mild-mannered and affable, but they had their moments.
E is for Earth. Nomad's launch point. Must ...sterylize.
F is for Ferengi Rules of Acquisition. There were about, oh, 150 in Jonathan Archer's time and the number grew to 285 by the era of Picard, Sisko and Janeway.
G is for Gav. Tellarite Ambassador.
H is for Hengist. The chief administrator of the capital city of planet Argelius and a native of Rigel IV. He might have been a human from Earth or his forebears were from Earth, but this was never stated on-screen.
I is for Iotian Gangster Rap.
J is for Jadzia Dax. My favorite reason for watching DS9.
K is for the Klingon D4 battle cruiser in service around 2151. It was meant to be shown early in Season 1 of ENT but the digital model of the ship wasn't yet ready when the episode aired so they reused a K't'inga-class battle cruiser that shouldn't even exist for more than 100 years.
L is for Lenore Karidian. TOS' version of jailbait for Captain Kirk. Plus she was nuts.
M is for Mara, wife of Kang circa 2268 and quite possibly the mother of the child that would be killed by the Albino sometime after 2290, but this was never explicitly established.
N is for Nog. Do you suppose that he fantasizes about his stepmom?
O is for Oort cloud.
P is for Porthos. Admiral Archer's prize beagle.
Q is for Quark's wooden chew stick he had as a youth. Rom had a full-blown mechanical tooth sharpener.
R is for Red Matter.
S is for Spock's birthdate of Stardate 2230.06.
T is for Triskelion.
U is for United Earth Space Probe Agency.
V is for the Valiant's old, late 21st century impulse engines.
 
A is for Alpha Quadrant. The north-west quadrant of the galaxy in 2-D maps of the Milky Way galaxy in the fictional Star Trek universe.
B is for Berengaria VII. There be dragons there.
C is for Ceti Alpha V. There was no need to go down to the planet. Dr Marcus should have just fired the Genesis Device at it and saved everyone alot of trouble.
D is for Denobulans. Generally mild-mannered and affable, but they had their moments.
E is for Earth. Nomad's launch point. Must ...sterylize.
F is for Ferengi Rules of Acquisition. There were about, oh, 150 in Jonathan Archer's time and the number grew to 285 by the era of Picard, Sisko and Janeway.
G is for Gav. Tellarite Ambassador.
H is for Hengist. The chief administrator of the capital city of planet Argelius and a native of Rigel IV. He might have been a human from Earth or his forebears were from Earth, but this was never stated on-screen.
I is for Iotian Gangster Rap.
J is for Jadzia Dax. My favorite reason for watching DS9.
K is for the Klingon D4 battle cruiser in service around 2151. It was meant to be shown early in Season 1 of ENT but the digital model of the ship wasn't yet ready when the episode aired so they reused a K't'inga-class battle cruiser that shouldn't even exist for more than 100 years.
L is for Lenore Karidian. TOS' version of jailbait for Captain Kirk. Plus she was nuts.
M is for Mara, wife of Kang circa 2268 and quite possibly the mother of the child that would be killed by the Albino sometime after 2290, but this was never explicitly established.
N is for Nog. Do you suppose that he fantasizes about his stepmom?
O is for Oort cloud.
P is for Porthos. Admiral Archer's prize beagle.
Q is for Quark's wooden chew stick he had as a youth. Rom had a full-blown mechanical tooth sharpener.
R is for Red Matter.
S is for Spock's birthdate of Stardate 2230.06.
T is for Triskelion.
U is for United Earth Space Probe Agency.
V is for the Valiant's old, late 21st century impulse engines.
W is for Why the hell has this thread lasted this long..... jk ;)
 
A is for Alpha Quadrant. The north-west quadrant of the galaxy in 2-D maps of the Milky Way galaxy in the fictional Star Trek universe.
B is for Berengaria VII. There be dragons there.
C is for Ceti Alpha V. There was no need to go down to the planet. Dr Marcus should have just fired the Genesis Device at it and saved everyone alot of trouble.
D is for Denobulans. Generally mild-mannered and affable, but they had their moments.
E is for Earth. Nomad's launch point. Must ...sterylize.
F is for Ferengi Rules of Acquisition. There were about, oh, 150 in Jonathan Archer's time and the number grew to 285 by the era of Picard, Sisko and Janeway.
G is for Gav. Tellarite Ambassador.
H is for Hengist. The chief administrator of the capital city of planet Argelius and a native of Rigel IV. He might have been a human from Earth or his forebears were from Earth, but this was never stated on-screen.
I is for Iotian Gangster Rap.
J is for Jadzia Dax. My favorite reason for watching DS9.
K is for the Klingon D4 battle cruiser in service around 2151. It was meant to be shown early in Season 1 of ENT but the digital model of the ship wasn't yet ready when the episode aired so they reused a K't'inga-class battle cruiser that shouldn't even exist for more than 100 years.
L is for Lenore Karidian. TOS' version of jailbait for Captain Kirk. Plus she was nuts.
M is for Mara, wife of Kang circa 2268 and quite possibly the mother of the child that would be killed by the Albino sometime after 2290, but this was never explicitly established.
N is for Nog. Do you suppose that he fantasizes about his stepmom?
O is for Oort cloud.
P is for Porthos. Admiral Archer's prize beagle.
Q is for Quark's wooden chew stick he had as a youth. Rom had a full-blown mechanical tooth sharpener.
R is for Red Matter.
S is for Spock's birthdate of Stardate 2230.06.
T is for Triskelion.
U is for United Earth Space Probe Agency.
V is for the Valiant's old, late 21st century impulse engines.
W is for Why the hell has this thread lasted this long..... jk
X is for Xenon-based life-forms.
 
A is for Alpha Quadrant. The north-west quadrant of the galaxy in 2-D maps of the Milky Way galaxy in the fictional Star Trek universe.
B is for Berengaria VII. There be dragons there.
C is for Ceti Alpha V. There was no need to go down to the planet. Dr Marcus should have just fired the Genesis Device at it and saved everyone alot of trouble.
D is for Denobulans. Generally mild-mannered and affable, but they had their moments.
E is for Earth. Nomad's launch point. Must ...sterylize.
F is for Ferengi Rules of Acquisition. There were about, oh, 150 in Jonathan Archer's time and the number grew to 285 by the era of Picard, Sisko and Janeway.
G is for Gav. Tellarite Ambassador.
H is for Hengist. The chief administrator of the capital city of planet Argelius and a native of Rigel IV. He might have been a human from Earth or his forebears were from Earth, but this was never stated on-screen.
I is for Iotian Gangster Rap.
J is for Jadzia Dax. My favorite reason for watching DS9.
K is for the Klingon D4 battle cruiser in service around 2151. It was meant to be shown early in Season 1 of ENT but the digital model of the ship wasn't yet ready when the episode aired so they reused a K't'inga-class battle cruiser that shouldn't even exist for more than 100 years.
L is for Lenore Karidian. TOS' version of jailbait for Captain Kirk. Plus she was nuts.
M is for Mara, wife of Kang circa 2268 and quite possibly the mother of the child that would be killed by the Albino sometime after 2290, but this was never explicitly established.
N is for Nog. Do you suppose that he fantasizes about his stepmom?
O is for Oort cloud.
P is for Porthos. Admiral Archer's prize beagle.
Q is for Quark's wooden chew stick he had as a youth. Rom had a full-blown mechanical tooth sharpener.
R is for Red Matter.
S is for Spock's birthdate of Stardate 2230.06.
T is for Triskelion.
U is for United Earth Space Probe Agency.
V is for the Valiant's old, late 21st century impulse engines.
W is for Why the hell has this thread lasted this long..... jk
X is for Xenon-based life-forms.
Y is for Yarnek of Excalbia. He and his species really knew how to rock.
 
A is for Alpha Quadrant. The north-west quadrant of the galaxy in 2-D maps of the Milky Way galaxy in the fictional Star Trek universe.
B is for Berengaria VII. There be dragons there.
C is for Ceti Alpha V. There was no need to go down to the planet. Dr Marcus should have just fired the Genesis Device at it and saved everyone alot of trouble.
D is for Denobulans. Generally mild-mannered and affable, but they had their moments.
E is for Earth. Nomad's launch point. Must ...sterylize.
F is for Ferengi Rules of Acquisition. There were about, oh, 150 in Jonathan Archer's time and the number grew to 285 by the era of Picard, Sisko and Janeway.
G is for Gav. Tellarite Ambassador.
H is for Hengist. The chief administrator of the capital city of planet Argelius and a native of Rigel IV. He might have been a human from Earth or his forebears were from Earth, but this was never stated on-screen.
I is for Iotian Gangster Rap.
J is for Jadzia Dax. My favorite reason for watching DS9.
K is for the Klingon D4 battle cruiser in service around 2151. It was meant to be shown early in Season 1 of ENT but the digital model of the ship wasn't yet ready when the episode aired so they reused a K't'inga-class battle cruiser that shouldn't even exist for more than 100 years.
L is for Lenore Karidian. TOS' version of jailbait for Captain Kirk. Plus she was nuts.
M is for Mara, wife of Kang circa 2268 and quite possibly the mother of the child that would be killed by the Albino sometime after 2290, but this was never explicitly established.
N is for Nog. Do you suppose that he fantasizes about his stepmom?
O is for Oort cloud.
P is for Porthos. Admiral Archer's prize beagle.
Q is for Quark's wooden chew stick he had as a youth. Rom had a full-blown mechanical tooth sharpener.
R is for Red Matter.
S is for Spock's birthdate of Stardate 2230.06.
T is for Triskelion.
U is for United Earth Space Probe Agency.
V is for the Valiant's old, late 21st century impulse engines.
W is for Why the hell has this thread lasted this long..... jk
X is for Xenon-based life-forms.
Y is for Yarnek of Excalbia. He and his species really knew how to rock.
Z is for Zenite. I bet it goes great with alcohol. End of line.
 
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