Star Trek: TNG Trivia

[free]

Basically I am a Star Trek freak/nerd/loser or whatever you wish.

I am asking all us fans to unite and try to stump each other.

In order to keep it going, if no one answers within a day or two, the questioneer would most kindly give a hint or two. ;)


Here's an easy one.


What is the name of Data's pet cat?

[ilovemovies]

I am a little iffy but wasn't it Spot?

[free]

Yes sir, you are correct.

:)

[ilovemovies]

I can't think of a hard question so I'll just what should be an easy question for any die hard trekker:

Who is Data's creator?

[edonline]

Originally posted by ilovemovies
I can't think of a hard question so I'll just what should be an easy question for any die hard trekker:

Who is Data's creator?

Dr. Noonian Soong

This might be an easy one... In the pilot episode, which race did Admiral McCoy think Lieutenant Commander Data sounded like?

[dannywalker17]

Vulcan?

[Dietrich]

I think Vulcan is correct..

So I can ask a question now? Yes? Yes?

What is the name of Riker's 'double'?

:cool:

[crook38]

i think it was thomas


If i'm right my question is what is the name of worf's son?

[edonline]

Originally posted by crook38
i think it was thomas


If i'm right my question is what is the name of worf's son?

Alexander.

Speaking of Worf's family, what are the names of his adopted parents?

[Dietrich]

His adoptive parents names are Sergey and Helena Rozhenko

New question:

Geordi LaForge once fell in love with a holographic charactre (she exsisted in real life though..), what was her name??

[free]

Originally posted by Dietrich
Geordi LaForge once fell in love with a holographic charactre (she exsisted in real life though..), what was her name??


Excuse my spelling, but it was:

Dr. Leah Brahms

Here's a bit harder one:

What tune was Data humming when he first met Commander Riker.

[crook38]

he was whistling the tin man's song from wizard of oz,which i always thought was a great little joke.

Q.How did they manage to defeat the borg in the "best of both worlds" story where picard had been assimalated?

[edonline]

With a clue from Locutus/Picard, Data implemented a sleep cycle into the Borg. I don't know recall how/if the Enterprise destroyed the Borg ship once all of the Borg entered the sleep phase though. But since I got most of it correct...

What is the name of Lwaxana Troi's manservant and why did she have to get rid of her previous one?

[free]

Originally posted by crook38
he was whistling the tin man's song from wizard of oz,


Nope. It was pop goes the weasel. Riker had to finish for him, and he said, "How easily humans do that."


The episode was Encounter at Farpoint.

[free]

If I remember correctly, she said that he was falling for her or something. I knoiw he is a big tall guy that doesn't talk, but i cant figure out his name.


(can i look in my Star Trek Encyclopedia and cheat ;) ;) )

[edonline]

Originally posted by free
If I remember correctly, she said that he was falling for her or something. I knoiw he is a big tall guy that doesn't talk, but i cant figure out his name.


(can i look in my Star Trek Encyclopedia and cheat ;) ;) )

Lwaxana Troi's servant is Mister Homm. She had to get rid of her previous manservant because "he was thinking all sorts of lustful thoughts about me".

I'll let you give the next question...

[Buck Turgidson]

What was the name of Worf's (biological) Klingon Father?

[Dietrich]

Originally posted by Buck Turgidson
What was the name of Worf's (biological) Klingon Father?

Wasn't it Mogh..?

[Barnumyay]

I would assume that's correct as they always say that he is "Worf, son of Mogh" though i'm iffy on the spelling..

[free]

Yeah it was Dietrich.

[Dietrich]

Cool, thanx for waiting guys! Next question:

In the episode "Starship Mine", why does Picard return to the ship?

[Eihort]

I believe he was getting his riding saddle.

Which episode was told from the viewpoint of the junior officers?

[free]

I believe that was "Lower Decks"

(if i'm wrong ignore my question)

What ship did Riker say he was from when confronted by a copy of Captain Rice?

[Eihort]

Close enough. "Lower Levels"

The Lollipop. She's a good ship. :)

What was the name given to the the Borg "befriended" by the Enterprise personnel?

[Dietrich]

That would be Hugh. Nice little Borgie..

OK, ehm.. tadum tadum.. ok got one:

In the episode itself, how many times does the Enterprise and it's crew 'loop' in "Cause And Effect"? (one of my favorite eps!)

And by the way Eihort... It is actually Lower Decks..

[Eihort]

I always thought it was Lower Levels. Thanks for the correction. :)

I remember 4 times through in the episode itself, but I don't think that's all there was.

[Dietrich]

You're right Eihort! You got the question!

[Eihort]

Who was the Klingon chancellor before Gowron?

[Dietrich]

Well, I gave it a day so somebody else could answer, bu no-one does! So here it is:

Who was the Klingon chancellor before Gowron?
That would be K'mpec, he was poisened..

OK, I like this game, let's think of another..

A Data-question: as we know he has many subroutines in his positronic brain, but.. What is the Modesty Sub-Routine? What does it do for Data?

:D

[edonline]

The Modesty Sub-routine instructed Data to remain clothed. He had he had previously found it unnecessary.


What gift did Q give Data for saving him from the Clamarain?

[free]

What gift did Q give Data for saving him from the Clamarain?


He made him laugh.




To whom was Data corresponding during the episode "Data's Day". And just for fun, what did he call LaForge.

[Buck Turgidson]

Cmdr. Bruce Maddox, the sniffy fellow who tried to have him disassembled in The Measure of a Man. (And I'm afraid I can't remember how he referred to Geordi...)


What was the name of the presiding judge at that trial?

[Eihort]

Philipa Louvois, an old flame of Picard's.

What was the name of the Admiral who tried to court-martial Picard for his actions as Locutus in "The Drumhead"?

[free]

I'm not really sure on her first name, or the spelling of her last, but it was:

Satee



How many different ranks have we seen Picard during the show.

(there are 5 answers)

[Eihort]

Captain (of course)
Admiral (All Good Things)
Lieutenant (the one where Q shows us Picard's past)
Not sure but I think crewman in the same episode
Can't think of any more

[free]

Originally posted by Eihort
Admiral (All Good Things)


Actually, in "All Good Things", he was an Ambassador.

You can have the next question Eihort.



In case anyone was interested:


Captain (most episodes)
Admiral (Future Imperfect)
Lieutenant, junior grade (Tapestry)
Ensign (Tapestry)
Ambassador (All Good Things)

[ilovemovies]

Originally posted by Eihort
Philipa Louvois, an old flame of Picard's.

What was the name of the Admiral who tried to court-martial Picard for his actions as Locutus in "The Drumhead"?


I thought I saw every episode but I don't remember this happening. Man, what a dickhead!

[Eihort]

Yep, it was Admiral Nora Satee who carried out a witchhunt aboard the Enterprise. A very good episode in my opinion.

[Dietrich]

OK, I waited a few days, but here's a new question:

From what episode is this quote:
Worf: 'I'm beginning to understand the appeal of this program!!'

Should be do-able.. :)

[edonline]

Originally posted by Dietrich
OK, I waited a few days, but here's a new question:

From what episode is this quote:
Worf: 'I'm beginning to understand the appeal of this program!!'

Should be do-able.. :)


"A Fistful Of Datas"


What beverage did Worf proclaim as a "warrior's drink" ?

[Eihort]

I'm wanting to say prune juice. I'll wait to see if that's right before posting another question.

[edonline]

Originally posted by Eihort
I'm wanting to say prune juice. I'll wait to see if that's right before posting another question.

Prune juice was indeed the drink fit for a Klingon warrior.

[Eihort]

What was the Pegasus, and what was special about it?

[crook38]

I THINK it was a ship riker had served on which had a cloaking device of some sort except it was more than that,it could move through solid objects and ended up getting stuck inside an asteroid!!I'll post a question and apoligise is i was thinking of the totally wrong thing there.

Q.There's an episode where data is playing poker on the holodeck with some historical figures.But one of the people there is actually alive today and was playing themselves,who was it?

[Eihort]

You are correct.

And it was Dr. Steven Hawking playing himself. A humorous aside. When Dr. Hawking was touring the set and was shown the engine room, he looked at the warp drive and typed, "I'm working on this." :)

What was the name of the ensign played by Ashley Judd?

[free]

Not sure on the first name, but Wesley's girl's name was Ensign Lefler.




In the epsiode "Relics", how did Data describe Scotty's drink?

[crook38]

"It is green!!"

Q.What was the name of Tasha Yar's romulan daughter?

[Dietrich]

Originally posted by crook38
Q.What was the name of Tasha Yar's romulan daughter?

The answer is Sela.

What is the the full name of Dr. Beverly Crusher?

[robk]

Ahhh..., TNG, the best of the Trek series(with DS9 coming in a close second).

Beverly Crusher's maiden name was Howard-Beverly Howard Crusher(Sub Rosa).

What episode did Picard acquire his flute?

[Eihort]

That would be "Inner Light".

What is the name of the Romulan secret police/Intelligence?

[Buck Turgidson]

The Tal Shi'ar

What was Deanna Troi's human father's name?

[Eihort]

Ian. She named her son after her father.

What was the name of the daughter that Data created for himself?

[robk]

Lal(The Offspring)

What play is Data performing at the beginning of The Defector?

[Buck Turgidson]

Henry V, the scene where Hank goes for a stroll to listen to the men.

What was the name of the ship Geordi La Forge served on before his stint on the Enterprise?

(Bonus: who's ship from Earth history is it named for? :cool: )

[Eihort]

That would be the Victory, where he picked up that parasite that almost transformed him.

And wasn't the Victory Admiral Nelson's ship?

Who was Will Scarlet in Q's version of RObin Hood?

[robk]

Worf("Qpid"-who could forget his classic line, "Sir, I protest I am NOT a merry man!"?)

Which TNG episode was Kirsten Dunst in?

[Dietrich]

Originally posted by robk
Which TNG episode was Kirsten Dunst in?

That was 'Dark Page'.

Ehm... OK. :)

Name 5 episodes where Q had a significant appearance.

[free]

"Encounter at Farpoint"
"True-Q"
"Tapestry"
"Q-Pid"
"All Good Things..."






Hmmm....


What is the name of the Klingon devil?

[robk]

Faq'Lar(sp?)-"Devil's Due"

What episode did Troi get a promotion?

[Buck Turgidson]

That was late 7th Season, she had to order Geordi to sacrifice himself to save the ship in the holo-simulation to pass the final test. She got an upgrade to full Commander, but I'll be damned if I remember which episode that was... :(

[robk]

That's alright! The episode's name was "Thine Own Self."

How about this one:

Who is Alexander's mother?

[Eihort]

Not sure of the spelling but K'lahr (K'Leyr?). The half Klingon/half human played by Susie Plaxton.

What disease was future Picard suffering from in "All Good Things"?

[Barnumyay]

That would be Irumodic Syndrome...not sure on the spelling though...

Um...In "Yesterday's Enterprise", by the time the Enterprise-C is going back through the rift, what is the name & rank of the officer in command?

[Buck Turgidson]

Captain Rachel Garrett. (Part of my infamous 11 Captains of the Enterprise question. Actually, I guess it's 12 now that Berman and Braga have taken a big, steaming piss on previous continuity just to have a jugalicious Vulcan on TV each week... :rolleyes: )

What two guest stars from the first three seasons of TNG were finalists for the role of Riker when the show was originally being cast?

[Eihort]

Officially stumped on this one. :)

[robk]

Originally posted by Buck Turgidson

What two guest stars from the first three seasons of TNG were finalists for the role of Riker when the show was originally being cast?

I know one of them was Christopher McDonald, who would later play Lt. Castillo in "Yesterday's Enterprise"(& Geena Davis's lousy husband in Thelma & Louise after that).
I can't think of the other guest star offhand.

[Buck Turgidson]

Chris, (Thelma's husband's name was Dwight :D ), is correct.

The other guy was a guest during the 2nd season. This is a tough question, I know. If robk want's to post another one and let this one go on the back burner for a bit, I'm game. I'll give it @ 24 more hours and then tell.

[robk]

Originally posted by Buck Turgidson
Chris, (Thelma's husband's name was Dwight :D ), is correct.

The other guy was a guest during the 2nd season. This is a tough question, I know. If robk want's to post another one and let this one go on the back burner for a bit, I'm game. I'll give it @ 24 more hours and then tell.

Thanks, Buck!
(I wonder, though, if the other Riker candidate was a guest from TNG's 2nd year, could it have been pre-Rocketeer William Campbell, who guest starred in "The Outrageous Okona?")

What 2 TNG episodes were originally scripts for the proposed Star Trek: Phase II series(before plans for that show were aborted for the Trek films-due to the success of Star Wars)?

[Buck Turgidson]

Campbell it was. (Teri Hatcher is in that episode, also, looking quite foxy in her Starfleet uniform...)

The first two episodes from the 2nd season, The Child (which I have always liked) and Where Silence Has Lease were leftover scripts.


What was the name of the ship that Ro Laren was serving on when she screwed up, earning her the stay in prison where she was chillin' before she was assigned to Picard in Ensign Ro?

[robk]

Originally posted by Buck Turgidson

The first two episodes from the 2nd season, The Child (which I have always liked) and Where Silence Has Lease were leftover scripts.


What was the name of the ship that Ro Laren was serving on when she screwed up, earning her the stay in prison where she was chillin' before she was assigned to Picard in Ensign Ro?

Yes, "The Child" was 1 script, but "Devil's Due" was the other(although perhaps "Where Silence Has Lease" was a third, I just heard that the 2 aforementioned episodes were the only Star Trek: Phase II scripts).

Ro served on the Wellington before she & Picard crossed paths.

What episode did Michelle Forbes make her final appearance as Ro?

[Dietrich]

Originally posted by robk
What episode did Michelle Forbes make her final appearance as Ro?

Preemptive Strike, a superb episode.


OK. In real life John DeLancie (Q) is married, his wife even made a guest appearance on the show..
Which episode was that exactly and what was her charactre name? Bonuspoints for her real name! ;)

[free]

I know the episode was "Loud as a Whisper", and she was the one who spoke for his logical side.

But I have no idea on the name of her character. So, no dice. ;)

[Dietrich]

free, it was kind of a trick question...

Her real name is Marnie Mosiman (cute name somehow..) and her charactre was credited as 'Woman', the other two gentleman were credited as 'Warrior/Andonis' and 'Scholar'. Not real names I suppose but what the heck..

You can have the question free :)

[free]

You are too kind Dietrich ;)



Including alternate realities, what are the names of all the Enterprise's Captains?

(I believe there were 4, but i could be wrong)

[Eihort]

I don't know if you're counting Enterprise C captains, but here goes...

Jean-Luc Picard
William Riker
Edward Jellico
Rachel (?) Garrett

I'll wait to see if this is correct.

[robk]

If this includes alternate realities, there's also the unseen captain for a very brief time in "Tapestry"(I forget his name).

[free]

Originally posted by robk
If this includes alternate realities, there's also the unseen captain for a very brief time in "Tapestry"(I forget his name).


Eihort got three of the four i was thinking of (sorry should've been more clear).

If memory serves, Thomas Halloway was the alternate captain.

So, your question Eihort. ;)

[Eihort]

What was the name of the song sung by Captain Maxwell and Chief O'Brian in "The Wounded"?

[Buck Turgidson]

Originally posted by free

Including alternate realities, what are the names of all the Enterprise's Captains?

If you include all of the Starfleet ships named Enterprise, there are 12. It's my blockbuster Trek Trivia question.

[free]

Originally posted by Buck Turgidson
If you include all of the Starfleet ships named Enterprise, there are 12. It's my blockbuster Trek Trivia question.


Yeah, I should've said D, but oh well.


12 huh?


Let's see.... (highlight for Buck)


Pike
Kirk (Twice if you count 1701 and 1701-A)
Mirror Kirk
Spock (wasn't in command, but was a Captain)
Picard
Alternate Picard
Riker
Jellico
Halloway
Garrett on 1701-C
The Lt. after she died
The guy from Generations on 1701-B


I have 12, but I'm not sure if it's your 12.......some of those are pushing it, though. ;)

[robk]

Originally posted by Eihort
What was the name of the song sung by Captain Maxwell and Chief O'Brian in "The Wounded"?

That's The Minstel Boy(also sung by Sean Connery & Michael Caine in The Man Who Would Be King).

Who played Gul Madred in TNG's "Chain of Command" two-parter?

[Eihort]

David Warner, who has played several characters including Chancellor Gorkon.

What is the name of Picard's brother?

[robk]

Robert

What U.S. state is Riker from?

[Dietrich]

Originally posted by robk
Robert

What U.S. state is Riker from?

Do you mean where he was born? That would be Valdez, Alaska, dunnow if it's a U.S, State though.. *goes off to find atlas*

[free]

Originally posted by Dietrich
Do you mean where he was born? That would be Valdez, Alaska, dunnow if it's a U.S, State though.. *goes off to find atlas*


Yep...your are correct.


"My grandfather was from Canada."
"Aren't you one?"
"A grandfather?"
"No sir, Canadian, sir"
"I'm from Alaska"
"They both get alot of snow"

[Buck Turgidson]

My 12...

1. Robert April (Preceeded Pike. He's featured in an animated episode, and listed in the Star Trek Encyclopedia.)

2. Christopher Pike

3. James T. Kirk

4. Will Decker (The guy Stephen Collins played in "Star Trek: The Motion Picture", He was the commisioned Captain when Admiral Kirk came on board and assumed command.)

5. Spock (Had the seat at the beginning of "Star Trek II")

6. Harriman (or Captain Cameron, as we like to call him... ) from the Enterprise B

7. Rachel Garrett, from the Enterprise C

8. Jean Luc Picard

9. William T. Riker (Received the field promotion to Captain when Picard was Locutus, and also the various alternate Capt. Riker's from "Paralells")

10. The "Tapestry" guy.

11. Jellico (They had the whole transfer ceremony. "Get that fish outta my ready room...")

12. Jonathan Archer, the Scott Bakula character from "Enterprise".

[free]

What I don't understand is why they would let "Enterprise" destroy part of the Star Trek legacy.

Several times, we are told that, "...there are five federation ships with that name."

Sorry, the show may be great, dramactic, funny, brilliant; but in my opinion, ruined Star Trek.

(gets off soapbox ;) )

[Buck Turgidson]

I agree completely. It would have been ridiculously easy to go with another name. I would have accepted everything else, but that just blows it's nose on continuity.

[robk]

What real-life figure did the TNG gang encounter in the "Time's Arrow" two-parter?

[Buck Turgidson]

A couple, actually. Mark Twain and a young Jack London. (I love when the Indian sees Data: "Paleface!" :D )



Geordi had two parents in Starfleet. What were their ranks?

[free]

His mom was a Captain, and I believe his father was a medic.....I believe I saw one full and one hollow pip on his uniform when his {*spoiler mom died *}...so Lieutenant?

[Buck Turgidson]

I'm pretty sure his dad was a Commander. In any case...he didn't have the final say at the dinner table :D

[robk]

As long as we're on the subject of La Forge's parents, what was the name of the ship his mom captained?

[Eihort]

I believe it was the Hera.

If so, in Conspiracy, who is the Captain played by Michael Berryman?

[robk]

I believe he played Capt. Rixx, who commanded the U.S.S. Thomas Paine.

What planet did Picard & Crusher confront their feellings for each other(thanks to brainwave monitoring implants) in "Attached"?

[Dietrich]

One of my favorite episodes!

The planet is called Kesprytt (because of the two different society's living there; the Kes and the Prytt.)

Easy one:

Who were the three people that acted weird in 'Power Play'?

[robk]

Troi, Data, & O'Brien

Who was the disgraced Bajoran in both "The First Duty" & "Lower Decks?"

[Eihort]

Ensign Sito. I was saddened by her death at the end of Lower Decks.

Complete the William Riker quote: Fate protects...

[robk]

Fate protects fools, little children, & ships named Enterprise.

Riker said that great line in "Contagion".
What race built the gateway seen in that episode(another gateway, from the same race, was seen 7 years later in the DS9 episode "To the Death")?

[Eihort]

I'm wanting to say the Iconian race.

What is the name of the ship commanded by Riker during the war games in "Peak Performance"?

[Buck Turgidson]

Originally posted by robk
Yes, "The Child" was 1 script, but "Devil's Due" was the other(although perhaps "Where Silence Has Lease" was a third, I just heard that the 2 aforementioned episodes were the only Star Trek: Phase II scripts).


Looking for something else yesterday, I happened to remember to check this, and you are correct.

I guess I thought Where Silence Has Lease had a "leftover" feel to it...

[free]

The Hathoway


Here's a question that may seem a little weird...


How many lights are there?

[Buck Turgidson]

There...are...FOUR...lights!!!

Cold chills, baby. One of the great moments in the show's history.

In which episode did Madchen Amick briefly appear?

[Eihort]

I believe it was THe Dauphin.

Where did Starfleet make its "last stand" against the Borg in "Best of Both Worlds"?

[robk]

Wolf 359

Who played the captain of the U.S.S. Bozeman(seen at the end of "Cause and Effect")?

[Eihort]

Kelsey Grammer.

What was the name of the shuttle "loaned" to Scotty at the end of Relics?

[free]

Originally posted by Buck Turgidson
Cold chills, baby. One of the great moments in the show's history.



That ties for the scene in which Picard tries to control the flood of emotion from Sarek as my favorite Star Trek moment.

BTW, to throw in some trek talk along with trivia, what did eeryone think about Nemesis?

I personally thought that it was the best Trek film since Wrath of Khan.

I LOVED Tom Hardy as Shinzon, he added such an evil presence to the movie, and Shinzon/Picard scenes made me reminisce of the great Khan/Kirk feud.

I was hoping he might get a nod for Best Supporting Actor, but...ohh well. :)

[robk]

Originally posted by Eihort
What was the name of the shuttle "loaned" to Scotty at the end of Relics?

That's the Goddard!

Which DS9 character helped Data discover his dream program in "Birthright, Part I?"

[free]

That would be Dr. Bashir.


A bit of a trick question:

What treaty prevents the Federation from developing cloaking technology, and name TWO times this treaty was broken?

HINT: One time involved an alternate reality

[Eihort]

It was the Treaty of Algernon.

The Enterprise was cloaked in The Pegasus and in the future in All Good Things.

Who was the woman Picard fell in love with in "Lessons"?

[robk]

Lt. Cmdr. Nella Darren

What horror film veteran played the ruthless Baran in the "Gambit" two-parter?

[Eihort]

Richard Lynch.

Who was supposedly Riker's late wife in "Future Imperfect"?

[robk]

Minuet, the hologram Riker fell in love with in "11001001."

Scott MacDonald, who played Troi's Romulan ally N'Vek in "Face of the Enemy," starred in what campy horror film(HINT: Said film also starred Shannon Elizabeth & a very lucky carrot:D )?

[edonline]

Originally posted by robk
I believe he played Capt. Rixx, who commanded the U.S.S. Thomas Paine.

What planet did Picard & Crusher confront their feellings for each other(thanks to brainwave monitoring implants) in "Attached"?

I sure hope you mean Picard and Doctor Beverly Crusher!! :D

[free]

Would that be Jack Frost? (the man in the rocking chair and the shower scene had me ROFL)


How did Picard die in "Paralles"?

[Buck Turgidson]

He never came back from being Locutus. I don't know if they specified that he was killed in a counter attack while still with the Borg or if he died after they successfully recaptured him.

That was a wonderful moment with the alternate Riker telling "our" Picard it was good to see him again. Only in SF.


What's the name of the shipyards off of Mars where the Enterprise was built (along many other Starfleet ships) ?

BONUS QUESTION:

A couple of tough Voyager questions, just for the hell of it.

What was the name of the original Starfleet-assigned first officer for the ship?

Double Bonus: Who played him? (Hint: he was in another TNG episode earlier, playing a different character.)

[robk]

The Enterprise(along with other Starfleet ships) was built at the Utopia Planitia shipyards on Mars.

Voyager's original First Officer was identified simply as Lt. Cmdr. Cavit before he was 'convieniently' killed off, along with the ship's doctor & chief engineer(neither of whom was given a name). I can't recall who played him, though.


What's the name of the sacred Klingon monastery where Worf sees Kahless in "Rightful Heir?"

[robk]

Originally posted by free
BTW, to throw in some trek talk along with trivia, what did eeryone think about Nemesis?

I personally thought that it was the best Trek film since Wrath of Khan.

I LOVED Tom Hardy as Shinzon, he added such an evil presence to the movie, and Shinzon/Picard scenes made me reminisce of the great Khan/Kirk feud.

I was hoping he might get a nod for Best Supporting Actor, but...ohh well. :)

I thought Nemesis was entertaining enough. I especially loved the fact that Riker & Troi were married. We also got to finally see the Remans(until then, they were merely mentioned in the Original Trek episode "Balance of Terror"). However, as TNG's final journey, it was quite a bummer-& not in the good way that A.I. & Minority Report were. I thought the film needed a more positve vibe like "All Good Things..."
Tom Hardy was fine as Shinzon, but Picard's best adversary is still Alice Krige's Borg Queen(with David Warner's Gul Madred a VERY CLOSE second).

[Buck Turgidson]

Originally posted by robk
Voyager's original First Officer was identified simply as Lt. Cmdr. Cavit before he was 'convieniently' killed off, along with the ship's doctor & chief engineer(neither of whom was given a name). I can't recall who played him, though.


http://www.loony-archivist.com/lowerdecks/images/cavit_thumb.jpg

Scott Jaeck is the actor's name. He turns up occasionally when someone at County General has to go upstairs to Radiology on ER and he's Paige (Rose McGowan) Matthews' Whitelighter father on Charmed. He was also a village elder in the classic TNG episode Inner Light.

[robk]

Thanks for info Buck!

[Eihort]

I remember Boreth but don't know if that was the planet, the monastery, or both.

[Dietrich]

Originally posted by Eihort
I remember Boreth but don't know if that was the planet, the monastery, or both.

Same here: Boreth, sure, but the monastery?

[robk]

I think Borath was the name of the planet because, in DS9's "The Way of the Warrior," Worf tells Sisko that he's been at "the Klingon monastery on Borath."

What's the name of Duras's son?

[Eihort]

Toral

What was the name of the being who tested the crew in "Where Silence Has Lease"?

[robk]

Nagillum

Who was the first person to 'disappear' in "Remember Me?"

[free]

Dr. Daylon Quace "Q-U-A-C-E" ;)


What do these quotes mean/represent:

"Shaka, when the walls fell."

"Temba, his arms wide."

[Buck Turgidson]

Those are Tamarian metaphors, which is the language they use. From the classic, classic episode Darmok, featuring a deeply moving performance by the great Paul Winfield.

What's the name of Picard's private detective holodeck alter ego?

(Bonus: what was it originally going to be?)

[Eihort]

Dixon Hill. I have no idea what it was originally supposed to be.

What is the name of the being that killed Tasha Yar?

[robk]

Armis

What was the name of the 'Vulcan' Ambassador in "Data's Day?"

[Eihort]

Vulcan Name: T'Pel
Romulan Name: Selak

What is the purpose of the Klingon Death Ritual?

[robk]

To warn the dead that a Klingon warrior is about to arrive(according to Data in "Heart of Glory").


Where is the Bat'Leth(sp?) tournament that Worf is returning from at the beginning of "Parallels?"

[Eihort]

Forgous(sp?) 3

What is the sculpture that Worf has in his quarters?

[edonline]

Originally posted by Eihort
Forgous(sp?) 3

What is the sculpture that Worf has in his quarters?

I believe that it is a sculpture of Kahless and his brother. I don't recall the meaning of it thought.

In "Rascals", what did the young Guinan acccuse the young Ensign Ro of being/doing?

[free]

Pouting. ;)



What did the servant offer Vash to help with her "fever" in "Q-Pid"

[Buck Turgidson]

Originally posted by Eihort
Dixon Hill. I have no idea what it was originally supposed to be.


It was going to be Dixon Steele, after Bogart's screenwriter character in In A Lonely Place, but there were legal snafu.

[edonline]

Originally posted by free
Pouting. ;)



What did the servant offer Vash to help with her "fever" in "Q-Pid"

I was going for that Guinan accused Ro of being a secret bed-jumper, but I'll give it you.

[free]

It's always the quiet ones..... :D

Go ahead with another, edonline.

(my answer was leeches)

[edonline]

Data was able to copy other people's voices, name at least one incident where he did so.

[robk]

Data, under Lore's influence, mimicked Picard's voice to confuse the blind La Forge in "Descent, Part II."

Who was the famous doctor who(in holographic form) helped Data out in "Phantasms?"

[free]

Frued. ;)


In that same episode, what flavor was Troi?

[Buck Turgidson]

Chocolate, I believe. She had a fondness for it.

[robk]

Actually, Troi was a cellular peptide cake with mint frosting.

What were the names of the 2 planets in "Symbiosis?"

[free]

Originally posted by Buck Turgidson
She had a fondness for it.


...and with the last bite, close your eyes."
"Wow, I never knew it was such a ritual."
"I take chocolate very seriously."



Makes me laugh every time. :D

[Buck Turgidson]

Originally posted by robk
Actually, Troi was a cellular peptide cake with mint frosting.


Yeah...I can remember Worf saying "...wif mimt fwothting..." because his mouth was full. I was thinking of the Data cake she made for him at the end of the episode.

I think I'll lay off of wild the guesses for a while...

[robk]

I'll try another question(the 2 "Symbiosis" planets were Brekka & Onara, BTW):

What was the name of the planet where Wesley had his 4th season "Final Mission?"

[Eihort]

They were heading toawrd Pentarus 5, crash-landed on a moon of Pentarus 3.

What was the name of the head of the Academy flight team Wesley was part of?

[robk]

Nicholas Lacarno(who looks a lot like Voyager's Tom Paris, hmmm...:D )

Who wrote the play which Riker & Data took part in "Frame of Mind?"

[free]

We are officially stumped. ;)

[Buck Turgidson]

It was somebody in the crew, I think. Possibly Beverly?

[robk]

Yes, it was Beverly.

Who played Data's old man, Dr. Soong?

[edonline]

Originally posted by robk
Yes, it was Beverly.

Who played Data's old man, Dr. Soong?

That would be Brent Spiner, who also played Data and Lore.


Now, for one of my favorite recurring characters, give Lwaxana Troi's full title.

[Buck Turgidson]

Who was originally scheduled to play Dr. Soong?

[robk]

Regarding Lwaxana's full title:
Daughter of the Fifth House, Holder of the Sacred Chalice of Riix, Heir to the Holy Rings of Betazed

Regarding the actor originally intended to play Dr. Soong:
Keye Luke(I believe that's his name), who was Gizmo's caretaker in the Gremlins films, & was also in the original Trek episode "Whom Gods Destroy."

Who played Tomalok("The Enemy," "The Defector," "Future Imperfect," & "All Good Things...")?

[free]

Andreas Katsulas


What actor played Professor Moriaty(sp), and what other show featured this actor as a butler?

[robk]

Daniel Davis played Moriarity, but darned if I know what else he's been in. Sorry.

[t3h Qster]

Name the 3 ships that Riker has been offered the command of?

and which ship is captain of now?

[robk]

Riker was offered command of the Drake, the Aries, & the Melbourne.
He now commands the Titan.

What ship did Thomas Riker serve on at the end of "Second Chances"(before joining the Maquis)?

[ColinM]

Moving to the games section...

[t3h Qster]

wasnt it the cairo? thomas riker that is?

what ship did tom riker try and steal?

[free]

Originally posted by robk
but darned if I know what else he's been in. Sorry.


He was Niles, the wise-cracking butler in The Nanny.


what ship did tom riker try and steal?


I'm pretty sure that was on a DS9 episode, so I have no idea.

[robk]

Actually, Tom served on the Gandhi & later he stole the Defiant in the DS9 episode of the same name.

What 3 characters were stuck in the holodeck & forced to contend with "A Fistful of Datas?"

[Buck Turgidson]

Worf, Alexandra and Deanna Troi. (One of the funniest pure comedy episodes in the series history. The plot of their adventure in there is a replay of Howard Hawks and Leigh Brackett's Rio Bravo Trilogy. I love the western milieu intruding on the real Data: "Y'all must be mistaken..." and "Commander! Yew jus' sit tight. We'll have this thang wrapped up in time for supper!" :D )


What's the name of the flaky Bretazoid telepath in Tin Man?

Bonus: What name (not 'Tin man") does he use for the living ship?

[robk]

Tam Elbrun was the guy's name & his name for the title character in "Tin Man," if I'm not mistaken is G'amtu.

What were the names of the 2 Ferengi lost in "The Price"(they would reappear 7 years later in Voyager's "False Profits")?

[ColinM]

Whoops, I thought I moved this already. Ah well. Off to the TV Games forum with it. :)

[Eihort]

Arridor and ?Kol. Not sure though.

[robk]

Originally posted by Eihort
Arridor and ?Kol. Not sure though.

You are correct.

What festival did Worf take Alexander to in "Firstborn?"

[Eihort]

The Festival of Kot'baval.

What did Mr. Barclay mutate into in the episode "Genesis"?

[robk]

An arachnid

What was the name of the artifact Picard & Vash search for in "Captain's Holiday?"

[Eihort]

The Tox U'tat.

What was the name of the ship that O'Brian served aboard under Captain Maxwell?

[Buck Turgidson]

The U.S.S. Rutledge (or "ROOT-lidge", as O'Brien pronounced it.)

What ship is Maxwell in command of when we see him in The Wounded?

[robk]

The Phoenix.

What ship did Jellico command before the events of the "Chain of Command" two-parter?

[t3h Qster]

the USS Cairo

how many jehm'hadar ships did DS9 face off against before eventually becoming taken over by the dominion

[robk]

I'm probably wrong(it's been years since I've seen that episode), but wasn't it about 1000 ships(or is that "Sacrifice of Angels" I'm thinking of?)?

What number did Data implant into the Enterprise's computers so the ship could break out of its Groundhog Day-complex in "Cause and Effect?"

[free]

3, for number of rank insignia on Riker's collar, showing that his suggestion was correct.

What was the character name and rank of the Romulan that defected to try and prevent war.

[robk]

I believe that was Admiral Jeroch(sp?) in "The Defector?"

What was the cargo that Troi had to get into Federation space in "Face of the Enemy?"

[robk]

It's been long enough, so I guess I'll answer this myself:

The cargo was, to quote N'Vek, "Vice Procounsel M'Ret of the Imperial Senate & his two top aides."

Here's another one:

What was the name of the ship which was destroyed in "Conspiracy?"

[Buck Turgidson]

The Horatio.


Name one of the Starfleet ships Data was previously assigned to.

[Buck Turgidson]

Bump...

[robk]

Originally posted by Buck Turgidson


Name one of the Starfleet ships Data was previously assigned to. [/B]

I can't think of any Data served on before the Enterprise-D, but I believe he commanded the Sutherland in "Redemption II."

What was the name of the race which destroyed the inhabitants of Rana IV in "The Survivors"?

[free]

It's time for a HUGE bump.

To answer the last question, I believe it was the Hoosnock (sp?).

Why was the Klingon ship in Generations retired from service, and how did this help the Enterprise.

[free]

{sighs}

Oh well, at least I tried.

:)

[robk]

The ship was a Class D-12 Bird of Prey & it was retired from service because of defective plasma coils. Our heroes used this knowledge by sending an ionic pulse to reset the coil & trigger the ship's cloaking device, causing their shields to drop, thus allowing our heroes to blow them out of the sky.

It's nice to see this thread again.

What episode finally answered the long-asked question of why the Federation doesn't equip its ships with cloaking devices?

[free]

Well, robk, we might be repsonded to each other. :D

The Pegasus, which said the Treaty of Algeron prohibited us to develope cloaking technology. (but then why did Kirk and Spock try to steal one? ;))

What song has Riker never been able to play, despite years of practice.

[robk]

I'm not entirely sure, but was it Three Blind Mice(that sounds like the song that Riker was trying to play at the beginning of "Future Imperfect")?

Was affliction ultimatley took Sarek's life?

[free]

Originally posted by robk
I'm not entirely sure, but was it Three Blind Mice(that sounds like the song that Riker was trying to play at the beginning of "Future Imperfect")?

I guess my question did have two answers. That's correct, and I was thinking about "Night Bird" he was about to perform in Ten Forward before being called away.

The disease was Bendi syndrome.

What disease did Ira Graves have, and eventually die from, in "The Schinzoid Man"?