The DVD's of course, I never have been to a convention of any kind becuase i should probably get outta the place more *ahem* but yep i love to come home sometimes and just watch my favourite DS9 episodes and forget the 21st century exists for a while........"Die is cast" oooh what a good episode that two parter has some of the best quotes and dialogue ever
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I don't have that many Trek possessions. I did have the Enterprise D kit model, but I gave it away 'cause I couldn't be arsed building it. I guess my incomplete VHS originals of TNG, Voyager (I suppose) and my now complete series of DS9 are my most prized possessions.
Originally posted by Darkstar...."Die is cast" oooh what a good episode that two parter has some of the best quotes and dialogue ever
Tain: "How could this happen?"
Garak: "The fault, dear Tain, is not in our stars but in ourselves. Something I learned from Dr. Bashir."
-- "The Die is Cast"
So aye, I'm going to try and hold on to my DS9 collection as best as I can."Captain, you almost make me believe in luck."
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Originally posted by Missster.FreemanI don't have that many Trek possessions. I did have the Enterprise D kit model, but I gave it away 'cause I couldn't be arsed building it. I guess my incomplete VHS originals of TNG, Voyager (I suppose) and my now complete series of DS9 are my most prized possessions.
I watched this two parter just last week. You're right about the quotes. This one has stuck in my head -
Tain: "How could this happen?"
Garak: "The fault, dear Tain, is not in our stars but in ourselves. Something I learned from Dr. Bashir."
-- "The Die is Cast"
So aye, I'm going to try and hold on to my DS9 collection as best as I can.
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I wish I could justify the cost of buying the DS9 box set. It was my favorite series, and I still enjoy it on reruns. If I had it, I'd rewatch it from time to time.
Alas, that I don't have an extra $600 sitting around...sigpic
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Originally posted by Cat_the_AlienI wish I could justify the cost of buying the DS9 box set. It was my favorite series, and I still enjoy it on reruns. If I had it, I'd rewatch it from time to time.
Alas, that I don't have an extra $600 sitting around...
And since it's on tv all the time at the moment, at that price, I find it's not worth buying.
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I agree. Of all the Trek items I have littering every surface of my room, the DVDs are hardest to buy and take the longest. At the moment I only have TNG [which come bi-weekly with a magazine], 2 VOY seasons and 2 DS9 seasons.//
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I have a few things that I prize and a few favorite books. I think my favorite possession is the 1976 version of "The Star Trek Concordance". The one with the interesting cover that rotated. (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/cus...ges/0345251377)
Number two would be my Mr. Spock Bear. The bear is about 20 inches tall and has pointy ears that fit over the regular bear ears, black pants and boots, blue shirt with Starfleet logo and a tricorder & communicator. (http://images.google.com/images?sour...ve&sa=N&tab=wi)
Number three would be number one, but for an unfortunate accident. It's a porcelain baby klingon doll which broke after being dropped on the floor the very day I got it . Oh well.
Number four--my TNG Enterprise lighted Christmas ornament. (http://www.startrektoys.com/pictures/ms/hal-03.htm)
and last, my copy of Ishmael--the best Star Trek TOS novel (http://www.amazon.com/Ishmael-Star-T...dp/0671743554).Last edited by warmbeachbrat; 23 September 2006, 09:08 PM.
I am so blessed! Cherriey made this cool sig; scarimor made this great Dr. Lee smilie and Spudster made another neat one Dr. Lee RULES!
Myn's fabulous twilight bark smilie:
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my most prized stuff would be my signed poster of Data and The Doctor which was signed by Brent Spiner and Robert Picardo
This is what it looks like:
Image Source: RobertPicardo.net
I bought it when Picardo came to Belfast, he brought a bunch of them with him presigned by himself and Spiner and I couldn't resist buying it. I've also got some photos he signed for me when he came here and i've had my picture taken with him.
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I've also got things like VHS, DVDs, books, things like that but nothing is more prized than being to meet him in person and have him sign things for me.
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Originally posted by SaberBlademy most prized stuff would be my signed poster of Data and The Doctor which was signed by Brent Spiner and Robert Picardo
This is what it looks like:
Image Source: RobertPicardo.net
I bought it when Picardo came to Belfast, he brought a bunch of them with him presigned by himself and Spiner and I couldn't resist buying it. I've also got some photos he signed for me when he came here and i've had my picture taken with him.
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I've also got things like VHS, DVDs, books, things like that but nothing is more prized than being to meet him in person and have him sign things for me.
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Originally posted by HirogenGaterRobert Picardo is such a nice guy. I met him at a convention years ago and he made a great impression on me, I would love to see him again.
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