Star Trek Beyond ONE YEAR COUNTDOWN!

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270

...check Amazon for the Star Trek The Next Generation card #270 Patrick Stewart Captain Picard and Q John de Lancie...ah, the memories...

 

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269

Want to get to the Cardassian Empire from Deep Space 9?
Who doesn't?!
Make your heading 269-mark-032.

 

[USS Fardell]

-268

 

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268

Paul Fix is the Engineer guiding the D&RGW engine number 268 in the obscure movie, "Denver and Rio Grande Western", also starring Sterling Hayden! Wow! So what, you say? You know him as Admiral Piper in ST TOS "Where No Man Has Gone Before".

(I am a big Train Geek, also!)

 

[shapeshifter]

Cool.

Of Star Trek: Insurrection... scene number 268, in which Data beams himself off of the Cousteau before it explodes, was deleted from the final cut of the film.

 

[M'Sharak]

268

Paul Fix is the Engineer guiding the D&RGW engine number 268

Narrow gauge, even (but apparently no longer in active service.)

in the obscure movie, "Denver and Rio Grande Western", also starring Sterling Hayden! Wow! So what, you say? You know him as Admiral Piper in ST TOS "Where No Man Has Gone Before".

Would that be Dr. Admiral Piper or Adm. Doctor Piper? (Even before his ST appearance, I knew him from syndicated reruns of The Rifleman.)

 

[USS Fardell]

-267

 

[shapeshifter]

For today, I am invoking the Unwritten Rule of Acquisition which doesn't officially have a number assigned to it...

"When no appropriate rule applies, make one up",

and assigning the number 267 to it. lol

 

[HIjol]

Excellent!



267

Remember "Starlog" magazine?

Starlog #267 features the first Star Trek Voyager article, as well as articles and features on Mystery Men, Goldfinger, Universal Soldier, and Mars. Wow!

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Starlog-2...ldfinger-Universal-Soldier-Mars-/390076943689

 

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268

Paul Fix is the Engineer guiding the D&RGW engine number 268

Narrow gauge, even (but apparently no longer in active service.)

in the obscure movie, "Denver and Rio Grande Western", also starring Sterling Hayden! Wow! So what, you say? You know him as Admiral Piper in ST TOS "Where No Man Has Gone Before".

Would that be Dr. Admiral Piper or Adm. Doctor Piper? (Even before his ST appearance, I knew him from syndicated reruns of The Rifleman.)

Dr. Mark Piper

And I remember him from The Rifleman, also! Good Stuff!

 

[USS Fardell]

For today, I am invoking the Unwritten Rule of Acquisition which doesn't officially have a number assigned to it...

"When no appropriate rule applies, make one up",

and assigning the number 267 to it. lol

It would make more sense for that rule to have a lower number.

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-266

 

[F. King Daniel]

-266

 

[shapeshifter]

AdmiralGrin on YouTube presents: TNG Recut #266, Space Horror

[yt]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vUntW8ijSM4[/yt]

 

[USS Fardell]

-265

 

[shapeshifter]

Missing for 265 years after launching from Earth, the Enterprise stumbles across the now mutated and murderous interstellar probe Nomad in TOS episode The Changeling.

 

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265

Captain John Harriman tried to remove the USS Robert Fox from a gravimetric distortion in Generations, to no avail. All 265 on board were killed as the ship broke up and exploded.

 

[USS Fardell]

-264

 

[shapeshifter]

TNG episode The Pegasus was production no.: 264 and first aired on January 10, 1994.

 

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264

The Klingon G-10 (Riskadh) Class VIII-X Heavy Cruiser was known to be 264 meters long, and carried a Beam Weapon type KD-13.

 

[F. King Daniel]

-263

The Next Gen episode "Parallels" had the production code 263. It was one of the episodes cited by the writers of Star Trek when discussing the alternate reality premise in interviews.