Favorite Star Trek Ship Design

[vorlon13]

[The Valkyrie]

I've never seen an episode but seems interesting.

If you are start with the original series .

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I've never seen an episode but seems interesting.

One really good episode in particular is "The Balance Of Terror "

Well, the movies at least.

To be honest I don't think TOS has dated particularly well.

TNG is better, for the most part, but even the early episodes of that had some truly terrible moments.  "Skin of Evile", for instance.  But it picks up really well with "Best of Both Worlds".

[Gawdzilla Sama]

I've liked Patrick Stewart ever since he played a nude female vampiric alien. That was great work on his part.

[Amarok]

What the heck, guys?!!

Sexiest ship ever!

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Enterprise NCC-1701-D

Even got the stage 9 unreal engine model so I could have orgasms inside the whole ship!

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But, since I started playing the Wrath of Gems game on my phone, I've discovered a neat little bugger:

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Klingon Vor'cha

This thing carries one big sting!

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The Vor'cha is indeed a dog of war .But when it comes to Klingon vessels nothing quite out does the Negh'var 

[The Valkyrie]

I've liked Patrick Stewart ever since he played a nude female vampiric alien. That was great work on his part.

Lifeforce.

I saw that years ago.

He was also in a British Shakespearean group in the 70s/80s.  Another member of the group got a role in a certain TV show about a time travelling doctor, as a companion (I can't remember her name).  When she proudly announced it, Patrick Stewart told her, "there's no future in science fiction."

She apparently reminds him of that whenever they meet...

[Amarok]

If you are start with the original series .

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One really good episode in particular is "The Balance Of Terror "

Well, the movies at least.

To be honest I don't think TOS has dated particularly well.

TNG is better, for the most part, but even the early episodes of that had some truly terrible moments.  "Skin of Evile", for instance.  But it picks up really well with "Best of Both Worlds".

But the acting and the relationship between Bones ,Spock, And Kirk seems timeless to me .

[The Valkyrie]

And THIS is why I'm working so hard to repress the gay community!

[The Valkyrie]

Well, the movies at least.

To be honest I don't think TOS has dated particularly well.

TNG is better, for the most part, but even the early episodes of that had some truly terrible moments.  "Skin of Evile", for instance.  But it picks up really well with "Best of Both Worlds".

But the acting and the relationship between Bones ,Spock, And Kirk seems timeless to me .

Some, yes. but I think it was far better in the movies.

[vulcanlogician]

If you are start with the original series .

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One really good episode in particular is "The Balance Of Terror "

Well, the movies at least.

To be honest I don't think TOS has dated particularly well.

TNG is better, for the most part, but even the early episodes of that had some truly terrible moments.  "Skin of Evile", for instance.  But it picks up really well with "Best of Both Worlds".

I agree that TOS hasn't aged well.

Also, I think you'd like "Skin of Evil" since you said you disliked Tasha Yar in the other thread. 

[The Valkyrie]

Well, the movies at least.

To be honest I don't think TOS has dated particularly well.

TNG is better, for the most part, but even the early episodes of that had some truly terrible moments.  "Skin of Evile", for instance.  But it picks up really well with "Best of Both Worlds".

I agree that TOS hasn't aged well.

Also, I think you'd like "Skin of Evil" since you said you disliked Tasha Yar in the other thread. 

No, I think there could have been far better ways to get rid of Tasha.

Skin of Evil is still, for me, one of the worst Trek episodes ever.  Along with Shades of Grey for TNG and Move Along Home for DS9.

Strangely, I quite liked Denise Crosby's half Romulan character.