Well iffin' it ain't Gonzo himself!

Thanks for the props!

As for prices for toons I only charge $100 or $150 depending on complexity. Or I do a trade off. If a guy has a decent traffic website I do the toon for free.

Anyhow, I live in a 'Trek' neighborhood. Lotsa Trek stars and staff live here. I often meet them when I'm out and about. I remember my first week here I was walking past the famous Palermo's restaurant about 10pm and almost knocked over this stunningly tall blonde woman. I looked again and it was Gates McFadden who played Dr. Crusher. I'm gonna tell you guys right now, them cameras did not do that woman justice. In real life she is the most drop dead gorgeous woman I've seen in Hollywood in the past 5 years I've been here. She's tall too! Another time I think it was a month later I saw whom I assumed was Jery Ryan who plays 7 of 9 driving past. I got a good glimpse of her and as an artist I pick up on bone structure and make recognitions.

I saw Paul Warfield who played Capt. Terrell in 'Wrath of Khan'. Saw him twice.

I usually don't bother them except to say 'Howdy' or 'thanks' or something. A pal of mine who wrote for the show has many Trek folks at his house a lot. If they saw me there they would pass out. They would say 'Omigosh! It's that scary looking guy from the neighborhood!'.

I love the old next generation re runs. DS9 was good too. Boyager was the last one I was into. All were good though.
Duke

A really good female friend of mine that is quite good looking and smart as all hell (she has got all her course work done for her Phd and now has only her dissertation left) is a huge Trek fan. I talk to her about once a month or so and it always ends up being like a 2 or 3 hour conversation and invariably a good portion of that is talking about Trek!! Wish I wasn't married when I met her!! :P

Oh yeah.. she also has a Klingon dictionary though she hasn't gone as far as learning the language!! It's actually kinda neat that people created a whole language based on the Klingons.

Hahahaha!! That is a rather scary concept!!

:lol:

http://www.trektoday.com/news/160604_01.shtml

Now, I will most certainly pick up Enterprise on DVD when it comes out even though I've taped nearly every episode of the 1st 3 seasons on VHS but you have to be a DIE HARD Trekkie to buy the Animated Series DVD set!! :P

Dravyk,

Here's a thread for your Voyager hating ass!!! :P

http://www.trekbbs.com/threads/showflat.ph...b=5&o=7&fpart=1

Wait a minute. What's a gorgeous woman doing commenting positively about Star Trek???

Will wonders never cease?

We now must mention how 'sexy' Trek is. Notice how 'sex' just has to be in sci-fi? The only sci-fi it ain't in is 'Star Wars'.

Trek is 'sexy' that's what makes it stand out.

Hey, no one mentioned 'Morn' from DS9. Funny tidbit: In the episode " Who Mourns For Morn " during Quark's comments during the wake, he asks a guy to sit in Morn's empty seat to keep it warm. It's the actor who plays Morn.

I've always wanted to see a 'Tribble Borg'. Must be the most terrifying concept in all of Star Trek. A pal of mine wrote lots of Trek shows and when I asked him he fell out of his chair.[/b][/quote]
I LOVE STAR TREK!!!
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Shocked you posted to a thread post where the guy said "VOY succeeded where DS9 failed".

Anyway, for any of Voyager nuts out there, if you've ever read the "The Secret Logs of Mistress Janeway" or heard of author NovaD, she's a good long-time friend and I once hosted her site and did the site graphics the first few years it was up.

We are looking for nuclear wessels.

Double dumbass on you!

He did a little too much LDS at Berkely.

You're from outer space?!
No, I'm from Iowa. I only work in outer space...

Oh I still think DS9 was the best series but I enjoyed Voyager quite a bit too!! :D

I like Star Trek in general.. I'm just not a fanatic. I like Andromeda more.

Okay, so I'm probably the only person in the western world who doesn't have a DVD player, but I've got a bunch of TNG and Voyager episodes on tape that are well worn.. LOL

I didn't have the patience for DS9's stationary development when it started, it was kind of a let down after all the travelling thru space w TNG, but from the few episodes I did see, it was clear that the characters were far more complex and well developed than in other trek series.

The guy who played Sisko bugged the hell out of me, tho.

Oh man "The Sisko" is my favorite of the Trek captains. The captains are never my favorite characters on the series but of the captains I like Sisko the best.

The 'Sword Of Khaless' !!!

That was an awesome episode. "The Treasure Of The Sierra Madre" in 'Trek' mode.

Hey Rox, are you a singer? What's with all these babes talkin' bout Star Trek? You don't see em' at the conventions. All you see at the conventions are 300lb guys with beards and glasses squeezed into Ryker uniforms.

If I see another fat Klingon I'll scream.

Some of these DS9 and Voyager episodes must've cost a fortune to produce. Of all the 'bridges' I liked Voyager's the best.

Just saw the episode " Take Me Out To The Holosuite ". I laughed sooo hard. Seeing Nog with an oversized baseball cap turned backwards to fit his bulbous Ferengi head was a scream.

Yet I really like the 'Future's End' 2 parter from Voyager. Not only did it have a babe in it who played Rain Robinson, but alot of the episode was shot in LA and in my neighborhood. Especially Griffith Park Observatory. It's sooo cool.

What's extra funny is that here we are almost with 40 years of Trek and they don't run out of babes to have a crush on.

Eww! Just saw on CNN 7 of 9 had quite a controversial divorce problem with her hubby a congressman. As a fan I won't repeat the sordid details.

Oh come now! I know exactly what you are talking about and you should not be ashamed to have dirty thoughts about a hottie such as Jeri Ryan!! :P

Her husband sounds like an asshole but don't tell me that catsuit didn't make you a bit envious of that fucker.