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[bytor2112]

Star Trek :: Official Site

[DigitalShadow]

I must confess... after seeing the title, my first thought was "I doubt it." But I'm glad I was wrong :)

[rameumptom]

Rate your favorite series:

1. Deep Space Nine

2. Next Generation

3. Enterprise

4. Voyager

5. Original Series

Best Movies:

1. First Contact

2. Wrath of Khan

3. ST4 - where they go back and save the whales

[bytor2112]

Original Series and Wrath of Khan

[DigitalShadow]

2. Next Generation

and

2. Wrath of Khan

[talisyn]

DS9 and the NG movie with the borg. I love those creepy things.

[pam]

Where is the option for: I don't care

[bytebear]

Voyager is the best series, period!

For movies, before tonight I would have said First Contact, and then Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home. But now, it's all STAR TREK! Amazing movie!

[bytor2112]

I must confess... after seeing the title, my first thought was "I doubt it." But I'm glad I was wrong :)

LOL.....have a little faith DS!! I am not quite the Machiavellian figure you probably think I am.

[Dravin]

Series:

1. TOS (This may be nostalgia)

2. TNG

3. DS9

4. Enterprise

5. Voyager

Movies:

1. The Undiscovered Country

2. The Voyage Home

3. First Contact

4. Wrath of Khan

I haven't seen the newest one yet.

[Just_A_Guy]

Best Series (IMHO):

1) TNG

2) Voyager (too touchy-feely; liked the episodes I saw of DS9 better but the idea of everybody on a space station that doesn't go anywhere just seems antithetical to Star Trek)

3) DS9

4) Original (can't get past the corniness)

5) Enterprise (never saw an episode, but going back into the past just seems inane and Scott Bakula does nothing for me.

[Just_A_Guy]

This ought to create some discussion.

When and Why did the Federation Turn Socialist? - A Question I Hope Will be Answered in the New Star Trek Movie

[bytor2112]

Veddy Interesting.....I'll have to give that some thought. Odd though, because I think Gene Roddenberry was big time conservative.

[talisyn]

I have to explain about my choice. I love DS9, until they got into the whole Dominion mess. NG had some really stellar (no pun intended) shows, my fave being the one where Picard was tortured by the Cardassians. Voyager also had a bunch of really good shows. The one that kind've haunts me is where somehow Voyager splits into 2 different ships, but only one knows of it's twin. Naturally, that's the one that is falling apart. The ship chases and gets soooo close to the other Voyager when it explodes, and all the original Voyager sees is some unexpected radiation. Very sad.

[Dravin]

Just got back from seeing the new one. Thought it was quite enjoyable.

[mlbrowninwa]

Original Series and Star Trek II Wrath of Khan. But I cant wait to see the new movie.

[rameumptom]

I have to explain about my choice. I love DS9, until they got into the whole Dominion mess.

Personally, I liked the darkness in DS9, which you just don't see much in the other series. The Dominion often made the Borg look weak, not because they were more powerful, but because their war lasted much longer than a couple days.

Also, there was a tie-in with Star Wars during the wars with the Dominion. Can anyone else tell us where the tie-in comes?

As for it being stationary, I like that as one of its strengths. I like a series with some continuity between weeks. You didn't get much of that in Voyager, for instance. They had a chance to spend a whole season in Borg space, but made it just a couple shows instead. Totally bogus.

As for the new movie, I haven't seen it yet, and am not sure if I want to. I've heard they try very hard to reach out to new (read, younger) audiences, which means it could have more swearing, sex, and violence than are really necessary for a good movie. Thoughts on this from those who've seen it?

[Dravin]

I've heard they try very hard to reach out to new (read, younger) audiences, which means it could have more swearing, sex, and violence than are really necessary for a good movie. Thoughts on this from those who've seen it?

Seemed to be on par for a PG-13 movie. There was a little innuendo, a scene where you end up seeing two different women in bras and panties (and a man in his boxer brief like thing). Swearing, I didn't notice anything hard such as the F Word. Damn is used but you have McCoy in the movie so that's to be expected, as far as other swear words I don't remember.

Here Star Trek [2009] [PG-13] - 5.6.4 is a pretty comprehensive breakdown.