Seriously?
I mean, I don't even watch Jeopardy, but I found myself making unprintable noises when I saw this.
(Youtube linky here)
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Seriously?
I mean, I don't even watch Jeopardy, but I found myself making unprintable noises when I saw this.
(Youtube linky here)
I would be like those contestants what is this Star Trek thing? Haha :D
lol! That is an older episode too. Not like it was ancient history at that point...
Yeah, I would have gotten Vulcan, and that's it. The rest of those questions are for Star Trek nerds only.
Normal humans automatically channel surf past Star Trek? Never get sucked into even a few moments of a single Voyager episode?
I guess that's theoretically possible. Same thing I do whenever I bump into golf or baseball or trout fishing or monster truck madness.
I got all the questions right heh - hell even the wife got 2 of them - she got the Vulcan and Levar Burton answers (although I think the Levar Burton bit was probably more to do with the Big Bang Theory than star trek :P )
I am 19 and just haven't ever seen what is so good about it, it just bores me greatly son I haven't bother to watch it. I have however watched the latest Star Trek movie and enjoyed it but I have no idea of the background nor settings of the whole movie except to a rather brief extent. I do look forward to the second movie in this new series though.
When the guy was talking about the food replicators all I could think of was the replicators from Stargate haha
TBH I was bored with the Voyager series at times. The classic version from the 60's was much better (IMO). But then again, I always felt Pickard was too much of a wimp to be a starship captain.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stonerboy779
Speaking of William Shatner and Star Trek, one of the best shows is:
How William Shatner Changed the World
And a funny one with William Shatner was the original pilot for Iron Chef America. Funny stuff.