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Thread: Myth of the Star Trek Geek

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    Talking Myth of the Star Trek Geek

    This is a very straight forward question. Let's find how who here really is a trekky. ::Humbs the Next Generation Theme::

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    I'll say "yes", but you misspelled "Trekkie".

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    What's your favorite star trek?

    which one? tng, original, voyager, enterprise(::caugh, caugh, crap::), or ds9(::caugh caugh, um... caugh::)... Well, mine's definetly The Next Generation. My favorite movie being First Contact.

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    The only time I have ever watched Star Trek was when I used to want to watch the Simpsons really bad at 10pm. I would turn the tv on around 9:55, and the final minutes of Star Trek would be on. I figured it was worth bearing through the last five minutes of Star Trek in order to make sure that I didn't miss any Simpsons time.

    But hey if you like Star Trek cool for you...

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    I liked TNG, but Voyager was pretty decent near the beginning. My favorite movie's VI.

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    Count me in! My fav is TNG, but Voyager was really good too (damn that seven-of-nine was hot! )
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    I never have or will ever watch star trek - im like TechWins in that I have occasionally sat thru the last 5 minutes - but that was when i used to watch Blind Date religously...

    I always found it funny that in 1997 the year i graduated highschool there was a big deal made about Star Trek's last episode, it was being pulled from the air and I thought okay it's been a good run for it even though i never watched but i got the feeling that it was getting stale - well guess what they replaced it with - Star Trek: Voyager??????????

    What the hell is that - they replaced star trek with a star trek clone and since then i see there has been a whole slew of star trek clones added to the schedule... it's almost like ice cream - what star trek flavor is your favorite - more ramulens, more cyborgs - take your pic - i want more humanoids with a strong side of clingons...

    I never got the whole deal...
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    Blah OSR!

    Star Trek (original) is good.
    TNG is great!
    DS9 is bleh.
    Voyager is even greater!
    Enterprise is..... is..... er, meh.

    First Contact is the best movie without a doubt, incredible soundtrack! You don't need to have watched a single episode of Star Trek to appreciate this well-themed movie.

    Which reminds me, get as many Star Trek soundtracks as you can... they're wonderful!

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    When I saw the original series, i.e. when it first came out, it was fantastic, (you had to see the competition to truly appreciate how good it was), I still have fond memories, but they sure have dated now.

    Voyager was on two different Swedish channels, one I could see, the other I couldn't, so I've seen I think 4 complete series - these were okay, but missing out big chunks tends to mess up the continuity. I don't know where Kes went for example, or where 7 of 9 came from. Had a "politically correct" feel about it.

    I've seen about 10 episodes of TNG and thought they were very good. Never seen DS9 or Enterprise.

    Not seen all the films, but 1 was pretentious, 2 was pretty good, 5 was dubious, 6 was the best.
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    >>Had a "politically correct" feel about it.

    As opposed to a girdled William Shatner suducing every alien he thought was female.........

    And the guy you did not recognise in the 'away team' getting killed.........

    'A-hore-ra' (sp?) in a micro mini skirt.........

    'Its life Jim but not as we know it'

    I liked the Voyager (I think) episode where they went back into an old episode, "The trouble with Tribbles'.

    They had both the old style Kilingon (i'm just a bit hairier than you, don't you like my side-burns) and Warf (the new I have makeup all over my head style)
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    >>> seducing every alien he thought was female.........

    Yes, now that you mention it, it was similar to this board.

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    Originally posted by novacain

    I liked the Voyager (I think) episode where they went back into an old episode, "The trouble with Tribbles'.
    That was Deep Space Nine.

    Overall, TNG was my favorite. I was in 7th grade when the series
    ended, so sad. But as far as finales go, Voyager's Series Finale
    was the best, followed closely by Deep Space Nine's.

    And movies, I can't remember any of the movies before Generations...
    So I'll rank the ones I like (I was never really a fan of the old crew
    anyway): Nemesis, First Contact, Generations, Insurrection.
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    ...

    Yup, I have the Nemisis soundtrack. But, from the original episode, trouble with tribbles was the best episode. Nothing better than seeing enterprisde and a star base filled with these little furry things that klingons hate completely.

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    I can just remember the first one when it ran originally, but a lot of it does seem dated now. For it's time it was pretty good.
    TNG & DS9 were the best. DS9 had running plots, explored all kinds of issues. Voyager was just stupid. Haven't watched much Enterprise.

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    I watch every now and then, but am not particularly a fanatic like some people I know.
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