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ST - Star Trek

The only one I didn't recognize straight away was Robert Duncan McNeill. I would say that Robert Picardo has changed least.

Time marches on. But they all look happy in the photograph, which is all that counts.


Re: The Wrath of Khan

This review is quite harsh. While I like the film very much, some of the criticisms are just.
 
Captain Khajiit said:
Re: The Wrath of Khan

This review is quite harsh. While I like the film very much, some of the criticisms are just.
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Star Trek: Generations is probably the best, in my opinion; followed by Star Trek: Insurrection.
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lol
 
I agree that Generations is pretty good, but certainly not the best. And Insurrection is awful.
 
Agreed.

I stumbled on the review when looking for something else. It doesn't hurt to read a critical review of one of your favorite films every now and then.
 
Some cool trivia regarding the excellent Voyager 6x24 episode "Life Line", courtesy of Memory Alpha:


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  • Robert Picardo enjoyed playing two roles in this episode: "I play not only the Doctor, but his programmer, Dr. Lewis Zimmerman. So I achieved a lifelong ambition of working with an actor who I've admired. Of course the hardest thing about acting with myself was coming up to my own level. I was very demanding, but also very generous, as an actor I gave myself everything I felt I deserved and more." (Star Trek: Voyager Companion)


  • Although Tim Russ (Tuvok) appears in this episode, he has no lines.


  • This episode is the first (and only) time that a piece of the USS Enterprise-E is seen on a Star Trek television series, in this case, Counselor Troi's quarters or office.


  • This episode remains one of only two Star Trek episodes written by a castmember, as it was written by Robert Picardo. The other was "The Infinite Vulcan", written by Walter Koenig.


  • This is the only Star Trek episode to feature characters who appeared in four live-action Star Trek series: the regular Voyager characters, Deanna Troi (who was previously a regular character on Star Trek: The Next Generation and would later appear in ENT: "These Are the Voyages..."), Reg Barclay (who previously appeared in five episodes of The Next Generation) and Lewis Zimmerman (who previously appeared in DS9: "Doctor Bashir, I Presume").



... Truly, a historic piece of work! :rockon:
 
Great find! Those posters look simple but elegant. I particularly like the one for III.
 
I love those! Fantastic find Gaith!:)
 
I guess the whole ship was scaled small to hide Stewart's modest size! :lol:

Will Riker: ALL MAN. :-D
 
I noticed that about five years ago and can't unnotice whenever I watch an episode now.
 
Hymie said:
I noticed that about five years ago and can't unnotice whenever I watch an episode now.
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Lol. Funny that it has been around that long and now suddenly seems to be going randomly viral.
 
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