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[startrek.website] Ever mix of episodes titles? (startrek.website)

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Ever mix of episodes titles?

Have you ever mixed up episode titles to a degree that the stories would be humorous if the titles were swapped? For a long time I confused “What Are Little Girls Made Of?” and “Miri”. Imagine if there was an episode about kids turning into robots or a a virus that made robots act like kids.

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From startrek.website. Have you ever mixed up episode titles to a degree that the stories would be humorous if the titles were swapped? For a long time I confused “What Are Little Girls Made Of?” and…

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[startrek.website] Enterprise being able to terraforming planets. (startrek.website)

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Enterprise being able to terraforming planets.

Yesterday I decide watch another TOS episode, I like "Let THat Be Your Last Battlefield".

Something I notice people forget about old Star Trek is how the enterprise was capable of terraforming entire planets or even decontainment it in just a seconds in the episode.

This is also funny to me because Spore game did the playeable spaceship into capable of creating life or destroying it at player's will.

I have the feeling Star Trek writers just forget about this.

What you think about this enterprise feature?

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From startrek.website. Yesterday I decide watch another TOS episode, I like "Let THat Be Your Last Battlefield". Something I notice people forget about old Star Trek is how the enterprise was capable…

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[startrek.website] Podcast: All Access Star Trek Talks To The Directors Of The ‘Beam Me Up, Sulu’ Doc And George Takei (startrek.website)

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Podcast: All Access Star Trek Talks To The Directors Of The ‘Beam Me Up, Sulu’ Doc And George Takei

It makes me so happy that this documentary was produced as an Asian American fan. I want the directors to autograph my Blu-ray in Vegas.

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From startrek.website. It makes me so happy that this documentary was produced as an Asian American fan. I want the directors to autograph my Blu-ray in Vegas.

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[startrek.website] ‘Star Trek’ 60th Anniversary Comic to Feature Stories From Brian Michael Bendis, ‘Lower Decks’ Creator Mike McMahan (startrek.website)

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‘Star Trek’ 60th Anniversary Comic to Feature Stories From Brian Michael Bendis, ‘Lower Decks’ Creator Mike McMahan

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[startrek.website] Which category and name ships are canon? (startrek.website)

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Which category and name ships are canon?

I saw a lot of names, canon, and not canon, I know there is constitution and sovereign class, it can have names of locations of earth.

Lower decks ship is the Cerritos, which is a "California" class, together with other ones which I presume have name cities or provinces of that state, but since Lower Decks is more comedy, I start to have doubts about the true canon name and ranks of each ship, since the fanpages and wikis put ships which are doubtly canon.

Most of the time are just names like Rio Grande, but I think that was a shuttlecraft or a runabout.

So still, I don't get the criteria of ranks of names for the ships in general.

This are the kind of doubts I have when I try to understand things related with the lore.

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From startrek.website. I saw a lot of names, canon, and not canon, I know there is constitution and sovereign class, it can have names of locations of earth. Lower decks ship is the Cerritos, which…

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[startrek.website] Alexander Siddig, Rosalind Chao and Hana Hatae announced for STLV with O'Brien Family group photo and "extended" O'Brien Family group photo with Siddig. (startrek.website)

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Alexander Siddig, Rosalind Chao and Hana Hatae announced for STLV with O'Brien Family group photo and "extended" O'Brien Family group photo with Siddig.

I am so excited! More so for the Asian representation! And entire O’Brien Family photo!

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From startrek.website. I am so excited! More so for the Asian representation! And entire O’Brien Family photo!

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[startrek.website] What are your favorite trek scenes? (startrek.website)

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What are your favorite trek scenes?

So this is a question I think about and tonight an episode aired and im likely practically for sure its my favorite scene of any trek. Granted most of my favorite trek scenes involve spock.

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From startrek.website. So this is a question I think about and tonight an episode aired and im likely practically for sure its my favorite scene of any trek. Granted most of my favorite trek scenes…

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[startrek.website] 2 Films With Nicholas Meyer in person, Vogue Theater, San Francisco - STIV and Time After Time, June 13th @ 2:30pm (startrek.website)

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2 Films With Nicholas Meyer in person, Vogue Theater, San Francisco - STIV and Time After Time, June 13th @ 2:30pm

Both movies are set in San Francisco, a city that Nicholas Meyer felt great affinity for.

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From startrek.website. Both movies are set in San Francisco, a city that Nicholas Meyer felt great affinity for.

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