Agreed. At that time DS9 was simply a clone of TNG, with similarly themed
stories that just happened to take place on the former Terok Nor. A *lot* of
the first couple of seasons were utterly forgettable. That includes Q's first
appearance. Tracey, i think you first pointed this out years ago,
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thanks for the info.
Do you know where I can find information on when there will be full moons. I
love taking pictures of the moon.
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all you Sisko fans can do is think about one woman. How sad. I gues that is
why Kirk fans are usually Sisko fans. You are jealous and need someone to
lookup too. Janeway had a couple of loves. Didn't the first captain have a
romance? If not, it is sad that Sisko was treated like the first capta
Oh, my, the memory returns...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Funny! You wanna see Sali in perfection? Even
moreso than now on "Eureka"? Find a copy of the great little film "Once Upon a
Time When We Were Colored". She plays that one sexy woman in everyone's
neighborhood: the one who wears sc
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The universe is sure getting strange. The ring was formed when two
clusters
of galaxies collided. 'clusters of galaxies collided.' I'm boggled - wow
st
The Eureka part is a great one for her. I think she would be difficult
to ignore in that part. I do not the DS9 part was one in which she was
able shine. It was in the first or second season, before they really
started developing the stories and the characters. Of all the DS9
stories, I do
She was more like an energy construct that was solid and real as long as it was
energized by the mind of the real person. Richardson's character was from a
race of beings that mate for life to one person. For some reason, only death
allows them to break that bond. Evidently, though, their *choic
Funny! You wanna see Sali in perfection? Even moreso than now on "Eureka"? Find
a copy of the great little film "Once Upon a Time When We Were Colored". She
plays that one sexy woman in everyone's neighborhood: the one who wears
scandalous red dresses, the one the fellas knife each other over. S
Permission to pimp-slap the next Faux News reporter I lay eyes on, sir?
g123curious <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: FYI:
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Fox News' Bigotry Exposed Again [VIDEO]
http://diversityinc.com/public/1957.cfm
Do They All Look Alike? FOX News Shows Wrong Bla
going back to next Generation, The borg were always a fan fave. As you
indicated below, she nailed the borg Queen in First Contact, since
creativity did not seem to be a factor much with this Trek version, it
seems to me that they followed the axiom of "you can't have too much of
a good thing
FYI:
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Do They All Look Alike? FOX News Shows Wrong Black Congressman
Indicted
Fair and balanced? Ha!
Oh, their *new* slogan is "We Report. You decide." Well I have
decide
Jericho and Lost worked for me. Heroes was pretty good but it felt
rushed and a short exposition scene could have cleared up several
problems.
I haven't seen the others on the list yet.
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, "Tracey de Morsella (formerly
Tracey L. Minor)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
When do you know you're getting up there in years?
When you forget about a Salli Appearence...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
He fell for Sali Richardson in that one ep where Richardson played an
alien in an unhappy marriage. She was creating a copy of herself psychically,
and it was t
In a message dated 6/5/2007 3:10:22 PM Eastern Standard Time,
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He fell for Sali Richardson in that one ep where Richardson played an alien
in an unhappy marriage. She was creating a copy of herself psychically, and it
was that copy that fell for Sisko.
He fell for a
He fell for Sali Richardson in that one ep where Richardson played an alien in
an unhappy marriage. She was creating a copy of herself psychically, and it was
that copy that fell for Sisko.
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From: Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
The Sisko never went sni
I know, it's just now you got me thinking about her! Helen Noel might be my
fave from the OS, though. Her or Andrea.
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From: Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hey, never said she *wasn't*. She alone made that ep watchable for me.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: D
Having watched literally over a hundred hours of Voyager now, I can say that I
like Janeway a great deal. Mulgrew did a good job of portraying a tough but
fair by-the-book captain. Her attitude was understandable given her
circumstances: the crew needed a firm hand to not give in to despair and
LMAO!!
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From: Astromancer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>From the Secret Starfleet Archives: After Kirk was found responsible
>responsible for spreading a particularly contagious strain of Rigelian VD,
>Starfleet personnel received subliminally-induced absti
Well, like I said in my other post, the show wasn't that bad once you get past
the overused time travel angle, but I was sorely disappointed at the lack of a
satisfactory epilogue segment.
I'm also one of those who tires in time of the hive mind angle in scifi, so I
was getting a little sick o
Well, I oppose the death penalty, so I can't support the sentence. (People like
Jeffrey Dahmer and some past lynching perpetrators sorely tempt me, though). I
will agree, though, that it's not a deterent. The death penalty--all of our
moral justifications notwithstanding--is not a deterent for
I like it, don't love it. Lots of funny things, such as the 500 copies of his
shrewish ex-wife they created before leaving. Or Chekove telling the two
android ladies they're not "real girls", and they say they've been created to
be just like human females in *all* ways. Checkov sighs happily and
I'm no capital punishment, but the FDA is no longer doing their job.
These days there job is to see that dangerous drugs are approved,
allowing dangerous chemicals in organic foods, stop states from
protecting their citizens from genetically altered foods, the list goes
on. The FDA seems to now
In a message dated 6/5/2007 2:49:55 AM Eastern Standard Time,
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Hey, it might not stop corruption, but it sure is going to stop him!
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Hey, never said she *wasn't*. She alone made that ep watchable for me.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Dude, why'd you bring up that show? The lady who
played Kirk's Indian wife was fee! One of the prettiest guest stars in
all of Trek, along with the actress who played Helen Noel ("Dagger of t
Martin is happy.
Brent Wodehouse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Breakthrough brings 'Star
Trek' teleport a step closer
By Steve Connor, Science Editor
Published: 04 June 2007
Scientists have set a new record in sending information through thin air
using the revolutionary technology of qua
The Sisko never went sniffing. Jake had to shove Kassidy into his arms.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 6/4/2007 10:12:24 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
True! Times must have changed from the wild and wooly days of Kirk. Like I
said, Picard and Riker w
Who *couldn't* like Harcourt Fenton Mudd?
Astromancer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Does no one like "I, Mudd?"
That is my favorite!
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Funny! Dude, just remember that I have been watching
some version of Star Trek non-stop for thirty-six years. And given that TNG
d
I wasn't thinking of them...I was thinking of us!
L Freeman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I don't think they see it as a
deterrent. It is supposed to be simply a punishment.
Hey, it might not stop corruption, but it sure is going to stop him!
I think he deserves it if he is guilty. The
>From the Secret Starfleet Archives: After Kirk was found responsible
>responsible for spreading a particularly contagious strain of Rigelian VD,
>Starfleet personnel received subliminally-induced abstinence treatments during
>their training at the academy. Medium of reception: An android named
(Now laughing myself to cramps)
Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
"I...am...KROOK!"
Astromancer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Kirk? Beefcake??? (rolling on the floor
laughing myself to tears)
"Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor)" <[EMAIL
I don't think they see it as a deterrent. It is supposed to be simply a
punishment.
Hey, it might not stop corruption, but it sure is going to stop him!
I think he deserves it if he is guilty. The FDA has such an awesome
responsibility for so many lives. Corruption in this job is ta
Does no one like "I, Mudd?" That is my favorite!
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Funny! Dude, just remember that I have been watching
some version of Star Trek non-stop for thirty-six years. And given that TNG
didn't come out 'til '86 or '87, that means that for nearly two decades I was
watching reru
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