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I say The Egg, definately. An earlier, nearly-chicken species must have laid the egg that first contained an actual chicken.

I must cast the first vote as "No".

Hey, even God gotta have faith.

Please do not vote.

America is such a great democracy, nobody really needs to vote.

Actually, in this enlightened age, display of animated lesbianity which contains no nudity ought to be considered quite family friendly. I've seen as much on the television news when they show gay weddings. Shame on all biggots!

Should we have sympathy for Niteshdw, or let him take all the risk so we can have all the fun?

Friday 13th sucked, I broke out in hives and had to go the hospital after work. Seriously, no idea why though... doctor says must be allergies, but I didn't eat anything out of the ordinary...

NO!

And Tolver said there weren't any Gay characters on STrek! Remember when he was on 'Wonder Years'? (Aren't boys gym coaches always rumored to be gay?)

Yeah, so ignore the fact that he left the ship to make a traditional hetero family. Classic closet case. Neelix that is.

Tolver sweety, and everyone else, if you want to see a truely tasteful depiction of what it will be like in the future aboard a spacecraft with an all gay crew, please download "Gayniggers From Outer Space". It's an excellent film. http://torrentspy.com/search.asp?mode=torrentdetails&id=187066 Toodles!

You know really, up until enterprise sexuality really was not very prevalent on Star Trek. I really couldn't imagine too many opportunities to showcase a gay character, short of a glance at a mans ass here or there. I always thought Julian Bashir acted pretty damn Queer. Neelix too, running around with a 1 year old girl and doing all the cooking. Neelix was definately gay. Besides that, it would just be annoying if there was some guy running around with a lisp and pink tu-tu. What are you looking for, half the crew singing 'YMCA' on the bridge? Mostly though, I think you'd find most of the viewership of Trek is straight males, and it's just not that appealing to males to watch homosexual men gettin' their gay on. Trek needs to appeal to what it can to stay on the air, and for one I've watched many an esisode of Enterprise a second time just to gauk at T'Pol, and Seven Of Nine probably kept Voyager afloat for a few seasons. So if there is going to be another gay character on Trek (in addition to Neelix), it should definately be a Lipstick Lesbian!

Thought I'd end the sexism of the hottest female doctor poll. Did that damn holographic doctor ever get a real name? BTW I voted 4 Dr. Phlox

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I'm pretty sure this is how wars get started...

**** NO!

I typed 'Synthetic Exobiology' into the AIM screen name suggestion tool and out popped SYNEXO. I thought it nifty as it represented my original idea, kinda means 'with outside' in a prefixy suffixy way. Also I was trying to find something I could use on Yahoo, Gmail, AIM, and yafro, that didn't have any damn numbers. Interestingly synexo.com is some strange globalization company.

Lieutenant Annika's avatar is sexxxy!

MARMITE! BLECH! YUCK! EWW! SPIT SPIT SPIT!!! BLECH!

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AFTER THE 29th CENTURY!!!! Say some chrono-doomsday device has apparently destroyed the ability to time travel, and the series starts off in the 30th or 31st century. Then we'd be outside of all current Trek lore without the possibility of time-traveling into it. And it should take place in another galaxy, on a new enterprise being the first Star Fleet vessel to explore it. All new technology, all new species, all new space!

BLECH! These last two episodes have been a total waste of time. Absolutely no connection whatsoever to the regular Enterprise series. Yes they have the Defiant from TOS, but there was no connection with the actual Enterprise ship or crew. It might have been cool if they did this earlier, when the show wasn't being cancelled, so we could have the hope of some connection in the future, but at this point in the series it's ridiculous. Other than that I really enjoyed this episode, had me on the edge of my seat, except the Gorn really sucked (I actually thought the Tholian was cool), and the ending was a big disappointment.