So it must be Tosk's turn?
The TNG Quiz
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Heart of Glory
A Matter of Honor
The Perfect Mate
A Matter of Honor
The Perfect Mate
Hand print ID by Captain and First Oficer:
"Recognize Picard, Jean-Luc. Recognize Riker, William T."
Captain gives auto destruct command:
"Initiate auto-destruct sequence."
Computer asks for confirmation:
"Does Riker, William T. concur?"
First Officer responds:
"I do. Initiate auto-destruct sequence."
Computer asks for countdown duration:
"Desired time interval?"
Captain gives desired duration:
"Initiate auto-destruct. Interval: twenty minutes."
Computer begins countdown.
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Describe the process as depicted in "11001001."
"Recognize Picard, Jean-Luc. Recognize Riker, William T."
Captain gives auto destruct command:
"Initiate auto-destruct sequence."
Computer asks for confirmation:
"Does Riker, William T. concur?"
First Officer responds:
"I do. Initiate auto-destruct sequence."
Computer asks for countdown duration:
"Desired time interval?"
Captain gives desired duration:
"Initiate auto-destruct. Interval: twenty minutes."
Computer begins countdown.
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Describe the process as depicted in "11001001."
Dual finger print recognition
Computer: Recognize Picard, Jean-Luc, captain. Recognize Riker, William T. commander
Picard: Set auto-destruct sequence
Computer: Does the 1st officer concur?
Riker: Yes. Set auto-destruct sequence, now
Computer announces, displays & begins auto-destruct sequence, with standard interval of 5 minute count down
Computer: Recognize Picard, Jean-Luc, captain. Recognize Riker, William T. commander
Picard: Set auto-destruct sequence
Computer: Does the 1st officer concur?
Riker: Yes. Set auto-destruct sequence, now
Computer announces, displays & begins auto-destruct sequence, with standard interval of 5 minute count down
And you are correct!
Just sticking to the show:
Hide and Q (time suspended)
We'll Always Have Paris (time repeated)
Time Squared (backwards time travel -- other Picard)
Cause and Effect (time loop)
Time's Arrow, Part I (backwards time travel)
Time's Arrow, Part II (returns to present)
Tapestry (backwards time travel)
Timescape (time slowed/accelerated)
All Good Things... (Forward and backward time travel)
"Qpid" probably doesn't qualify? But then, does "Tapestry" or even "All Good Things"?
Hide and Q (time suspended)
We'll Always Have Paris (time repeated)
Time Squared (backwards time travel -- other Picard)
Cause and Effect (time loop)
Time's Arrow, Part I (backwards time travel)
Time's Arrow, Part II (returns to present)
Tapestry (backwards time travel)
Timescape (time slowed/accelerated)
All Good Things... (Forward and backward time travel)
"Qpid" probably doesn't qualify? But then, does "Tapestry" or even "All Good Things"?
Both of you have seven from my list. Together you have come up with 8. Movies are included. Picard actually doesn't time travel in Yesterday's Enterprise. Others do, but not him. Inner Light was a mind probe. He didn't actually go there. I also counted all the events of Time's Arrow as one event... I guess. Mainly looking for each story that included a Picard time travel event
Q's encounters are all debatable, but I included Tapestry, because it's almost exactly the same event as in All Good Things... even if Picard wasn't sure whether it was real or not. In both, he interacted with people from a different time period of his life. Those people did not seem Q generated, but rather authentic. Unlike Q-Pid, which uses what seems like characters endowed with free will, & no indication that this is anything but a Q creation
Hadn't really considered Hide & Q, but it's hard to argue against, since I've included 2 other Q events. Did they actually mention time being suspended?
Q's encounters are all debatable, but I included Tapestry, because it's almost exactly the same event as in All Good Things... even if Picard wasn't sure whether it was real or not. In both, he interacted with people from a different time period of his life. Those people did not seem Q generated, but rather authentic. Unlike Q-Pid, which uses what seems like characters endowed with free will, & no indication that this is anything but a Q creation
Hadn't really considered Hide & Q, but it's hard to argue against, since I've included 2 other Q events. Did they actually mention time being suspended?
I thought the quiz only pertained to the show?
Code:
TASHA
There has been no interruption
in course or speed. Both have
remained constant. Captain -- it's
as though we never stopped.
Picard straightens up.
PICARD
We never did. "Q" suspended time.
According to Data in "Relics," the interior surface area of the Dyson sphere is equivalent to roughly how many M-Class planets?
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Totally unnecessary extra credit question:
If the total enclosed volume of the Dyson sphere is 4.19 x 10^24 km^3 (4.19 septillion cubic kilometers), how many Earths would fit inside it?
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Totally unnecessary extra credit question:
If the total enclosed volume of the Dyson sphere is 4.19 x 10^24 km^3 (4.19 septillion cubic kilometers), how many Earths would fit inside it?
250 million planets
Totally unnecessary extra credit question:
Math is hard.
Totally unnecessary extra credit question:
Math is hard.
Correct!
Totally unnecessary extra credit answer: 3,868,132,680,000 Earths (nearly 4 trillion)!
Totally unnecessary extra credit answer: 3,868,132,680,000 Earths (nearly 4 trillion)!
^ That's a lot of planets! I'm just starting a BS in Psy partly because math is not one of my strong suits.
How many times and in which episodes was Geordi La Forge seemingly or believed killed over the course of TNG (including movies)?
How many times and in which episodes was Geordi La Forge seemingly or believed killed over the course of TNG (including movies)?
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