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Hmmm ok. My bad then. I just rewatched the beginning of 6x03 and realized that Sisko said to Martok "Thank you for rescuing us". The one line that I probably wasnt paying attention to.

TFMF: if what you're saying is true, have a look at this: http://www.startrek.com/startrek/view/series/DS9/episode/69038.html relevant extract from site description of episode 6x02: "At dawn, Remata'Klan and his men are trapped by the Starfleet crew, but Sisko offers to help the group escape. Remata'Klan refuses to surrender, explaining that as a Jem'Hadar he has no choice but to follow Keevan's command. Sadly, Sisko orders his crew to proceed, and the Jem'Hadar troops are massacred. The communication equipment is repaired, and Worf answers their call for help." I suppose its the same thing since Worf was probably in Martok's ship too. Lemme watch 6x03 again. And if you're right, then the producer didn't do a good job in terms of continuity coz it left the audience stranded and confused for a while (end of one episode: they are still on the planet - beginning of next episode: word and jadzia kissing in a room which doesn't exist on a remote unpopulated planet).

Wow... very provocative drawings there.

Yep you're right it was Jem Hadar ship sorry my bad... but my main question is... the ending of it wasnt clear! It didn't show them being taken off the planet. Then suddenly 6x03 shoes Worf and Dax kissing in a room, presumably off the planet already. How odd!

Hey, does anyone realize that when the Defiant crashed into this planet with isolated Jem Hadars, the ending is missing? It just ends with Sisko barking orders to set up a burial detail. But they never mention how they get off the planet etc etc. Thats really weird, considering startrek.com actually mentions in the episode summary that Worf manages to fix the ship and send them home.

There can be no confirmation if it works or not, since we cannot tell that it is there. =p Don't reply, its a joke! I know we got other senses like touch...

I just watched one. 6x20 DS9: Nerice and Odo's first kiss. Very funny. Cracked me up.

Easy. You take one of those glass sheets where one side is transparent and the other is reflective. Then, you beam the person out from the reflective side of the glass, and voila! (I know this arguement is flawed, but as you can see, I'm joking)

My bad then.. its probably coz thats the only time they(he) appeared. Bad memory for these kinda things.

With The Sisko as their leader, the Prophets could rule the world! Q's bicker too much. BTW i'm still in Season 6 DS9, so I didn't know Q ever met anyone on DS9! He never appeared in that series before.

I agree with this research. Heck, they probably stole the conclusion from me! I knew about it the day my girlfriend started misunderstanding me alot! (well, ex-gf anyway =p)

AU - Asian Union. Give or take 10-20 odd years to set up...

This reminds me of "Lawnmower Man". Uber cool and scary. Hey, FYI laser discs was actually a big hit for a few years until VCDS came about! (I'm from Malaysia). It spawned a number of laser disc rental shops (legit). Then vcds came and those shops disappeared.

there used to be one for weapon of mass destruction... I can't remember it anymore and it doesn't turn up anymore... does anyone remember it?

"I like to move it move it, I like to move it move it, We like to ________"

My Big Fat Betazoid Wedding - starring marina sirtis and Mrs Roddenberry. Oh wait this was already an episode... How about some musicals! The (Borg) King & I The Phantom of Opera-Prime Singin' in the Asteroid-shower Tribbles (instead of Cats) Starship Express (Starlight Express)

I'm sorry c4.. I voted WTF just for fun... =p

Well if you wanna put it that way then the problem is that SW empire has control over a greater number of planets (a greater "space" volume under their control) compared to the alpha quadrant put together with beta and gamma! So thats already an unfair advantage to pit an ant against a Borg.

I chose ID since this is a star trek forum and according to that universe, we, or at least humanoids, were in fact ID products! Remember that TNG episode (super cool one too) where the big races (humans klingons romulans i think) chased around the quadrant finishing up this DNA database that saw a connection between the DNA samples, that they thought couldve resulted in a WMD? Then it ended up as a message from their creators saying something about they are proud of the humanoids for combining their effort to find this lost message bla bla. But personally, evolution rocks my boat, with the same arguements as Nite's first few paragraphs. I'm not saying no to the concept of a God behind it, coz our view of God could just be a higher evolved alien being like Q. Plus it was humans who made up these stories without the benefit of scientifical method to back it up fully.

I guss the point i was trying to make was this: 1) One of the bigger starships would suddenly have the power to time travel backwards to the time when the rift between ST and SW universes was open and plug it 2) Wesley Crusher with the help of The Traveler could introduce the Federation to some more advanced civilisation in some distant galaxy then come back and whoopass, coz he already traveled into the future and saw that SW was whooping ST ass big time. 3) Tribbles will give everyone from SW universe an uncurable hayfever. They won't be able to operate their machinery effectively 4) Borg adaptability just plain rocks. After a while, SW weapons will be inaffective and they might as well give up. 5) Teleporters. SW doesnt have that technology. Throw some klingons and Jem Hadar into the ship. Maybe some modified EMH (EBH: emergency battle hologram) would be cool too. Heck, just beam the SW bridge crew into a fake simulation of a bridge, then takeover their ship. Actually, just beam them and scatter their molecules in space. 6) Who needs that electrocuting dark side force, when you got those guys who have the same powers coz their sun emits something strange? (TNG earlier seasons. These guys are addicted to some substance grown on a neighbouring planet). 7) Cloak and reappear at point blank range and hit em with everything they've got. Aim for that one weak spot that someone channels into the ship's reactor core. Federation could loan from Romulans or just use their Phase-Cloak from TNG which was supposed to be banned. 8) Go and find that male betazoid who bonded with that weird alien living spaceship. That was pretty powerful. 9) Create a subspace distortion using ionised particles from the deflector shields that interfere with SW electronics within the system. Or some other technological mumbo jumbo, like opening a spatial rift into some interplanetary cluster that renders all SW weapons useless. 10) With Warp 10 discovered during VOY, u could just take your time and eliminate all SW threat. There. I've come up with enough crazy things that would've occured in ST episodes if this was real. Its all crazy, but its Star Trek.

Imagine a joint world where all the laws of physics and magic(force) are combined. So you got them star wars peeps with their gigantic two legged machines and billions of clones and fleets that could outmatch any we've seen on star trek ever (except that one time when the Enterprise of Picard's was duplicated so many times coz an interdimensional rift was open). That, plus you got these one person dudes pumped up with them meddie-Chlorins that can predict a bit of the future. The construction of their fleet is not possible in a short time of one star wars episode unless they have a hell alot of resources. But what the heck, we did say we're combining the laws of the universe here. Then we have the star trek universe. With countless of time travelling, interdimensional travelling, wormholes, Spatial ribbons that bring people to a happy place, Borgs, Jem Hadar, The Traveler, shapeshifters, Morn (DS9 extra), more time travelling and parallel universes, nebulas that disable sensors that seem to be explosive as well, nanites with a consciousness, gargantuous living crystals, Species 8472 and other space living creatures the size of space ships, and Tribbles. Though the tribbles alone could destroy the SW universe, lets not forget we also have higher-evolved beings like Kes and definitely Q, Warp 10 capability since VOY era (sorry if it was a spoiler but its just a small subplot), and SevenOfNine thats just futile to resist. So in short, the superpowers are: SW: the Force, and 100x the number of ships, and those pesky mosquito-ships ST: Tribbles, time travel, parallel universes, Kes, Q, The Traveler, SevenOfNine, Borg Ladies and gentlemen, I present the winner.... Star Trek. Which could also mean that Star Wars actually is more realistic despite The Force. @_@

Starcrunch: He began his vision quest and that was it. We didn't see him anymore. (I dont think there were anymore cameos of him for the rest of the series). There couldve been more news in Nemesis but they cut a whole heap out and left him in the riker-troi wedding scene (coz they obviously shot that scene already with him in it before deciding to cut wesley out of the story). For the rest of you, especially Bapman: You DID know that in real life the story was that he demanded a higher salary (or his manager did), and ST couldn't give him a better offer so he left in search of better acting opportunities. So they had to cut him off fast, which was why his departure was kind of sudden like there was a gap in the story. Wesley was modelled after Roddenberry and he had great plans for that kid and you could tell that there was something big in plan for his character. Like he was going to re-shape the Federation or something along with the other "Chosen Ones". And I don't think wesley's first failure at the exam was unrealistic. Its basically only 1 entrant every year or something like that, so even though he was super smart and stuff, the Academy just thought they'd prefer that old gas-breathing dude first. With extreme competition, things like this happen in real life.

Teeheeeheee... I just thought of something silly. If the Borg are a collective, and they had to reproduce sexually, wouldn't it be called masturbating? :o If the Borg exists in real life, I believe that they keep a holding pen of horny matured un-Borged humanoids, and these humanoids bear lotsa babies that are then assimilated at an early age! Kinda like a chicken farm or something. Thats the Borgy thing to do coz they would've anticipated a dry spell of non-assimilation.

Heres another food for thought: Unlike textbooks and cinemas, games are priced roughly the same worldwide (not following the McD index!!). Imagine teens trying to get their hands on the latest Civ4 or WOW. With lower income levels, these games seem alot more expensive than what an American or Australian would consider expensive. So what do they gotta do? P-I-R-A-C-Y. Its not a fair thing to do and its not an ideal solution, but its a very good bargain! Imagine working for 50 hours in McD's just to earn enough to buy an original game in Malaysia. Compared to 15 hours in Australia.

Bapman: the answer to your question is: The fans wouldn't like it if everytime VOY/DS9/TNG was in trouble (roughly every other episode), there was a Wesley Crusher coming to rescue. We wouldn't have a show then, would we? Imagine in VOY season 1, wesley crusher appeared on the bridge and said to kes "baby, if you'd let me have one night with you, i'd send VOY back home", and kes said yes, then VOY would be over in 1 season!