Star Trek TNG quiz

[Orphalesion]

Lol. We been talking a lot about The Next Phase lately. It's Borhas or something like that

What real life people have been depicted on TNG?

Boryhas. Close enough.

Also do you mean all of the real people depicted in TNG or just a few examples?

 

[Bry_Sinclair]

Professor Stephen Hawking, played by himself

What was the first ship Riker was offered command of?

 

[jimbotron]

USS Drake (and a good thing he declined too)

How many characters did Marc Alaimo play in TNG?

 

[Dexter Remmick]

4

How did Geordi's sister train her cat?

 

[JD5000]

Tuna in her blouse. Albacore.

What is/was Geordi's mother's name?

 

[Orphalesion]

Captain Silva LaForge (I know the crew's families)

What field commission did Patterson Supra receive in "Disaster"?

 

[Balok's Head]

Executive officer, in charge of radishes.

How many officers and crew were killed in action aboard the USS Tchaikovsky in the episode 'The Naked Now'?

 

[Tosk]

None. It was the USS Tsiolkovsky.


What dish did Worf thoroughly enjoy eating at DS9?

 

[MikeS]

 

[Kobayshi Maru]

Data says Mozart, but only the first piece is. They then play Brahms. (And it's a sextet.) I can't remember the name of the piece though.


Name at least one relative for each of the main characters.

Brahms is definitely more of a tearjerker than Mozart.

 

[Kobayshi Maru]

None. It was the USS Tsiolkovsky.


What dish did Worf thoroughly enjoy eating at DS9?

According to Geordi, one that tastes like liquid polymer, (His words), but Geordi thought it would be pasta a la fioralla (or something like that)


When late for his shift, what do they find Worf doing that infuriates both Riker and Picard?

 

[Mojochi]

What real life people have been depicted on TNG?

Also do you mean all of the real people depicted in TNG or just a few examples?

I meant a list of all the actual real people who have been depicted on TNG, (by actors or themselves in one case)

Albert Einstein
Stephen Hawking
Isaac Newton
Mark Twain
Jack London
Sigmund Freud

 

[JD5000]

When late for his shift, what do they find Worf doing that infuriates both Riker and Picard?

He is involved in some smoky Klingon ritual, but I can't remember what it's called. This situation prompts Picard to encourage Worf to pay more attention to his heritage and grants - no, forces - Worf to take a sabbatical.

What does the acronym 'VISOR' stand for?