Righteo lads, lasses and everything in between, I have below-a Star Trek Quiz!

The person who gets the most right wins a bottle of Romulan ale, which will be presented in an Sibín Reoite.

1.Empok Nor, Terok Nor, ?

What completes the series and why?

2.What class vessel is the USS Voyager?

3.Where is the Promenade?

4.Vorta, Jem'Hadar, the Founders.

Which quadrant are we talking about here?

5.What is the title of the Bajoran spiritual leader?

6.Who was, in Star Trek, the first captain of the USS Enterprise?

7.What is the title of the last ever episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation?

8.Strips, bars and bricks. What are we talking about here?

9.What is the first thing that the crew of the Voyager see when they are thrown 70,000 light-years from home?

10. Core, nacelle, factor.

Which word links these three together?

AAAAAaargh ?

Number 8 refers to a substance that I would be talking about a lot. That and a guess at Pike for Captain

youngdan wrote:

Number 8 refers to a substance that I would be talking about a lot. That and a guess at Pike for Captain

You're doing well, youngdan, I'm sure you'll be able to answer the rest.

cookiemonster's in the lead with more than half right. Romulan ale could be going across your Neutral Zone!

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

cookiemonster's in the lead with more than half right. Romulan ale could be going across your Neutral Zone!

See, a fan of all ale me!

*and now I have Shatner's "I'm a Canadian" running around in my head*

cookiemonster wrote:

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

cookiemonster's in the lead with more than half right. Romulan ale could be going across your Neutral Zone!

See, a fan of all ale me!

Yep, tis a great brew which I won from the Praetor himself in a game of dom jot.

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*and now I have Shatner's "I'm a Canadian" running around in my head*

I *heart* William Shatner. The rogue of the 23rd century, the mad-as-bats Denny Crane of Boston Legal, the implausible singer-songwriter-he's great!

Number 10 is Warp. Warp core, warp nacelle etc.

Number 8 is money I think ?

latnum

I can only answer 2 without cheating and it seems Cookie has a different answer on the captain question so I might be at one correct answer. I did not watch the spin-offs though so that is my excuse and I am sticking to it. Also the final episode had a different title I think.

You're doing well lads. Have a go at the other questions, EvotingMachine, and you can beat cookie's score.

Oh yeah?

cookiemonster wrote:

Oh yeah?

Well, I like to give encouragement. I'm also sure you can improve your score as well.

Star Trek TOS: The Original Series
Star Trek TNG: The Next Generation
Star Trek DS9: Deep Space 9
Star Trek Voyager
Star Trek Enterprise

How many of the the questions relate to TOS?

Regards...jmcc

I have the feeling that Deep Space 9 is much in evidence -not my forte. I like the old ones with the shaky sets and the Greek myth themes.

For me, Jean Luc Picard would be an acceptable answer to most things.

Here endeth Kate P's contribution to the Star Trek threads.

So long, and thanks for all the fish.

jmcc wrote:

Star Trek TOS: The Original Series
Star Trek TNG: The Next Generation
Star Trek DS9: Deep Space 9
Star Trek Voyager
Star Trek Enterprise

How many of the the questions relate to TOS?

Regards...jmcc

Eh, none, I think, I'll devote questions to it in future questions.

Kate P wrote:

For me, Jean Luc Picard would be an acceptable answer to most things.

Here endeth Kate P's contribution to the Star Trek threads.

Oh definitely, Kate P. He's the Captain's captain, a true gent, a Shakespearian of the 24th century and a fine spokesperson for the greatness of Earl Grey tea.

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So long, and thanks for all the fish.

*splutter* less of that H2G2 stuff in a Star Trek thread!

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to you too.

cactus flower wrote:

I have the feeling that Deep Space 9 is much in
evidence -not my forte. I like the old ones with the shaky sets and the
Greek myth themes.

DS9 always struck me as being a bit too much
like Coronation Street or Fair City in space.
TNG was too damned Politically Correct. Voyager was a bit like the
Brady Bunch. TOS and Enterprise were the best. They were about
exploration not preaching.

Regards...jmcc

jmcc wrote:

cactus flower wrote:

I have the feeling that Deep Space 9 is much in
evidence -not my forte. I like the old ones with the shaky sets and the
Greek myth themes.

DS9 always struck me as being a bit too much
like Coronation Street or Fair City in space.

Regards...jmcc

Ah now, you can't call the 2 year Dominion War, plus the tussle with the Klingons and the fights with the Maquis amongst others as Fair City/Coronation Street in space!

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

Ah now, you can't call the 2 year Dominion War,
plus the tussle with the Klingons and the fights with the Maquis
amongst others as Fair City/Coronation Street in space!

Yeah.
It is probably more like Emerdale Farm.

Regards...jmcc

jmcc wrote:

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

Ah now, you can't call the 2 year Dominion War,
plus the tussle with the Klingons and the fights with the Maquis
amongst others as Fair City/Coronation Street in space!

Yeah.
They it is probably more like Emerdale Farm.

Regards...jmcc

Emmerdale Farm, nice!

And Voyager would be like Big Brother, I suppose.

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

And Voyager would be like Big Brother, I
suppose.

Day 5007 in the Delta Quadrant and Captain Janeway is
in the diary room.

Regards...jmcc

jmcc wrote:

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

And Voyager would be like Big Brother, I
suppose.

Day 5007 in the Delta Quadrant and Captain Janeway is
in the diary room.

Regards...jmcc

Yep, and it's Stardate 55705.12 8:30 AM *intoned in an implausibly Northern Accent*