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Originally posted by Rox@Jun 13 2004, 05:47 AM
The designer of the Sword of Kahless, dressed as Worf (wearing the official forehead appliance and sash). My daughter calls him "Uncle Dragon" 
Oddly enough, even though I've been literally surrounded by Trekkies, people who worked on the series and movies, and even worked for the guy who ran the first official Trek BBS and then website, I've never come close to being obsessed with any of it. I *have* watched many episodes of all the different series and always enjoyed it, I never got hooked on it and HAD to watch - except when I was a little kid... TOS was a must-see around our house in the 60s.  I wanted to be a Vulcan when I grew up, because Spock was the MAN! ;-)
Patrick Stewart as Picard inspired me to think, "Older bald guys CAN be sexy!" And the Borg is a shining example of the corporate masters for whom I toil every weekday; though I've yet to be assimilated in almost 10 years, so resistance isn't altogether futile, I suppose!
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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.