Wish they could make a cartoon series which focused on TNG, DS9 and Voyager and the actors provides the voices

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morningsong said:

kpowers said:

Maybe a little bit of both.

Just hope they don't start lowering the bar just to make ST more relatable to the times. The joy is to keep the bar high as a beacon to strive for.
We shall see. May not be as unsettling as it sounds.

Let's not forget Kirk punched that green hair alien lady.

Maybe the first Lesbian kiss scene in Star Trek (maybe the first at the time, not sure)

kpowers said:

morningsong said:

kpowers said:

Let's not forget Kirk punched that green hair alien lady.

Bones slapped a pregnant woman. I don't think it's about questionable moments but overall character. There's a Federation captain in Voyager that was in same situation as Janeway but pretty much throws the prime directive out the window in his attempt to get home. Didn't work out well but that's to be expected comparing that captain and Janeway. I know D9 (mostly) and V opened the door real wide to some questionable people within the ranks of the Federation.

I think she slapped him first

Yes Captain Ransom from the Equinox epsidode

Not sure what your reference to DS9 is.

Which hairdo do you like better?

Sisko hair or no hair

Riker beard or no beard

Captain Kirk Yellow or Green Shirt

Which Dax?

Jadzia

Ezri

kpowers said:

Which hairdo do you like better?

No bun!

kpowers said:

Sisko hair or no hair

Bald with beard.

kpowers said:

Riker beard or no beard

Beard and mustasch.

kpowers said:

Captain Kirk Yellow or Green Shirt

No sickly green shirt!

kpowers said:

Which Dax?

Jadzia

Ezri

Jadzia! I just realized Terry Farrell also starred on Becker with Ted Danson.

kpowers said:

kpowers said:

STNG Enterprise (just the ship) which do you like better? The one on the TV series or the Movie

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morningsong said:

kpowers said:

I think she slapped him first

Yes Captain Ransom from the Equinox epsidode

Not sure what your reference to DS9 is.

The secret off the books organization.

Not sure what that is

purplethunder3121 said:

kpowers said:

Which Dax?

Jadzia

Ezri

Jadzia! I just realized Terry Farrell also starred on Becker with Ted Danson.

Yeah she left to be on Becker, then she left that show as well

morningsong said:

kpowers said:

Which hairdo do you like better?

She reminded me so much of Hepburn I liked it up.

Yeah she kinda does

She also kinda reminded me of the lady on the Walking dead

purplethunder3121 said:

kpowers said:

Captain Kirk Yellow or Green Shirt

No sickly green shirt!

They never really explain why he wore a green shirt every once in awhile

kpowers said:

purplethunder3121 said:

Jadzia! I just realized Terry Farrell also starred on Becker with Ted Danson.

Yeah she left to be on Becker, then she left that show as well

I don't know why I get the feeling she and Avery had a thing, but the more of the show I watch the more prominent the feeling. But it is just a feeling I haven't a clue if it's a fact.

morningsong said:

kpowers said:

Yeah she left to be on Becker, then she left that show as well

I don't know why I get the feeling she and Avery had a thing, but the more of the show I watch the more prominent the feeling. But it is just a feeling I haven't a clue if it's a fact.

I hope not because Avery Brooks has been a married man since 1976.

kpowers said:

morningsong said:

I don't know why I get the feeling she and Avery had a thing, but the more of the show I watch the more prominent the feeling. But it is just a feeling I haven't a clue if it's a fact.

I hope not because Avery Brooks has been a married man since 1976.

In a perfect world...
As I said it's just a feeling, no basis in fact.




Oh regarding the secret organization:

Section 31 was the name of an officially-nonexistent and autonomous clandestine organization which claimed to protect the security interests of United Earth and, later, the United Federation of Planets. Loosely speaking, it was Starfleet's black-ops division, operating separately from and usually without the knowledge of Starfleet Intelligence (though it often recruited members of Starfleet Intelligence). Section 31 was also somewhat comparable to the Romulan Tal Shiar or Cardassian Obsidian Order – unlike these other organizations, however, Section 31's very existence was a deeply buried secret, known only to a handful of people beyond its own membership. (DS9: "Inquisition")

Perhaps Section 31's darkest aspect was that, while it had existed since the beginning of Starfleet, it was practically autonomous, having operated for over two centuries with no oversight or accountability whatsoever, even free to kill those it deemed a threat to Federation interests at its own discretion. (DS9: "When It Rains...") Some high-ranking Starfleet admirals and intelligence personnel at times seemed to be vaguely aware that Section 31 existed, though giving them only very broad objectives. (DS9: "Inter Arma Enim Silent Leges") At other times, Section 31 appeared to be an outright puppet master to Starfleet, directing the actions and even overall political policies of the Federation itself. (DS9: "Extreme Measures")

morningsong said:

kpowers said:

Yeah she left to be on Becker, then she left that show as well

I don't know why I get the feeling she and Avery had a thing, but the more of the show I watch the more prominent the feeling. But it is just a feeling I haven't a clue if it's a fact.

According to IMDB she did date Worf and Mickey Rourke during that time

morningsong said:

kpowers said:

I hope not because Avery Brooks has been a married man since 1976.

In a perfect world...
As I said it's just a feeling, no basis in fact.




Oh regarding the secret organization:

Section 31 was the name of an officially-nonexistent and autonomous clandestine organization which claimed to protect the security interests of United Earth and, later, the United Federation of Planets. Loosely speaking, it was Starfleet's black-ops division, operating separately from and usually without the knowledge of Starfleet Intelligence (though it often recruited members of Starfleet Intelligence). Section 31 was also somewhat comparable to the Romulan Tal Shiar or Cardassian Obsidian Order – unlike these other organizations, however, Section 31's very existence was a deeply buried secret, known only to a handful of people beyond its own membership. (DS9: "Inquisition")

Perhaps Section 31's darkest aspect was that, while it had existed since the beginning of Starfleet, it was practically autonomous, having operated for over two centuries with no oversight or accountability whatsoever, even free to kill those it deemed a threat to Federation interests at its own discretion. (DS9: "When It Rains...") Some high-ranking Starfleet admirals and intelligence personnel at times seemed to be vaguely aware that Section 31 existed, though giving them only very broad objectives. (DS9: "Inter Arma Enim Silent Leges") At other times, Section 31 appeared to be an outright puppet master to Starfleet, directing the actions and even overall political policies of the Federation itself. (DS9: "Extreme Measures")

OK kinda remember that now, I remember Eddington was a member of that

Right now catching up on watching everything again. Finished Enterprise. On season 4 of TNG. When done with TNG then gonna watch DS9 then Voyager. I know I missed like 2 or 3 episodes of DS9 so looking forward to that.

kpowers said:

morningsong said:

I don't know why I get the feeling she and Avery had a thing, but the more of the show I watch the more prominent the feeling. But it is just a feeling I haven't a clue if it's a fact.

According to IMDB she did date Worf and Mickey Rourke during that time

Maybe she's just very into her craft and decided to add the extra element to her acting, they do that sometimes to round out the character. Sisko/Avery rarely seemed to respond to the tiny flirtations, sometimes but mostly no, but sometimes she laid it on, not too overtly but subtle things.

Interesting tidbit. In late 2016, Farrell announced that she was in a relationship with Adam Nimoy, son of Leonard Nimoy who played Spock in the original Star Trek series, and accompanied him on promotional duties for his documentary For the Love of Spock.