The Trek Trivia Thread

[jelgate]

Hmm, good question brother jelgate. I do know there were 15 decks and most Intrepid Class ships had alot of functionary rooms combined because of limited space. Also if you include individual crew-quarters - I would guess there was 80-100 rooms (maybe more?)

What was the average crew compliment aboard an Intrepid Class ship (like Voyager)?

You are way off.


160 is the average for Intrepid class

[Galileo_Galilee]

What is the Psi rating for Dr. Elizabeth Dehner?

[Spimman]

Hmm, good question brother jelgate. I do know there were 15 decks and most Intrepid Class ships had alot of functionary rooms combined because of limited space. Also if you include individual crew-quarters - I would guess there was 80-100 rooms (maybe more?)

What was the average crew compliment aboard an Intrepid Class ship (like Voyager)?

You are way off.
160 is the average for Intrepid class

257 rooms

How does Kira finally convince Doctor Ren to help the residents of DS9 in the episode "Babel"?

[SaberBlade]

What is the Psi rating for Dr. Elizabeth Dehner?

89

How does Kira finally convince Doctor Ren to help the residents of DS9 in the episode "Babel"?

She beamed him onto the Runabout and infected him.

Q: Whose remains were used by the Voth to help track down Voyager?

[Cold Fuzz]

89


She beamed him onto the Runabout and infected him.

Q: Whose remains were used by the Voth to help track down Voyager?

Hogan. He was eaten by a creature on Hanon IV.

Which of the Xindi species disliked water?
(This species probably had bathing issues as a result. )

[Galileo_Galilee]

The Arboreals are afraid of water.

How many barriers are there in the galaxy?

[SaberBlade]

The Arboreals are afraid of water.

How many barriers are there in the galaxy?

I think there is supposed to be two, one surrounding the edge of the galaxy (which gave Mitchell his powers in 'Where No Man Has Gone Before') and one near the core of the galaxy which had to be travelled through to reach "God" (Trek V) and I believe the Cytherians (TNG's 'The Nth Degree).

[Gormagon]

(I do not really know how this thread works so I apologize if I mess something up)


As far as I know there WERE two, one around the outer edge of the MW and another surrounding the core. I think the one around the edge is still there, but I cannot remember if the one at the core is still around. I think it is, 'God" was just dispersed not killed.

Spoiler:

The one around the outer edge was meant to keep out a powerful entity called 0. 0 had enough power to defy the entire Q continuum for a few seconds, but some sort of metaphysical injury kept him from going f.t.l on his own. It would have taken him millions of years to reach another galaxy, so he stuck around the great barrier.

The one in the center was a prison for another entity called the One. He had a god complex.

Both barriers were made of Q psionic energy and had very bad effects on telepaths. Bio neural gel packs can absorb psionic energy like batteries.

[Weyoun]

(I do not really know how this thread works so I apologize if I mess something up)

You are not messing up anything Gorm. Brother Fifth Race has said many times share anything Trek related. Some of us just play an ongoing Trek Trivia Tag if you will.

I was watching the very good DS9 episode Defiant the other night and took some notes ...

What is the Obsidian Order "explicitly forbidden" from possessing or using?

[SaberBlade]

You are not messing up anything Gorm. Brother Fifth Race has said many times share anything Trek related. Some of us just play an ongoing Trek Trivia Tag if you will.

I was watching the very good DS9 episode Defiant the other night and took some notes ...

What is the Obsidian Order "explicitly forbidden" from possessing or using?

"Ships or military equipment of any kind", I think that was the exact quote spoken by Dukat.

Here's a question from an episode I am watching now; What did Garak think Entak would get years of pleasure doing?

[Weyoun]

Here's a question from an episode I am watching now; What did Garak think Entak would get years of pleasure doing?

Since Garak eventually kills Entak, I can't imagine what he told him?

I was watching Nemesis the other night (it was on HBO)...

What type of very deadly Radiation did the Enterprise detect from Shinzon's Battleship
Hint-- Starfleet thought this type of radiation only existed in theory before hand

[Cold Fuzz]

Here's a question from an episode I am watching now; What did Garak think Entak would get years of pleasure doing?

Since Garak eventually kills Entak, I can't imagine what he told him?

I was watching Nemesis the other night (it was on HBO)...

What type of very deadly Radiation did the Enterprise detect from Shinzon's Battleship
Hint-- Starfleet thought this type of radiation only existed in theory before hand

The Enterprise-E crew detected thalaron radiation.

Another Nemesis question: What was painted on the floor of the Romulan Senate?

[the Fifth Race]

Another Nemesis question: What was painted on the floor of the Romulan Senate?

Hmmm, I have not re-watched Nemesis in along time. I am going to guess that you are using a play on words brother Fuzz - The floor of the Romulan senate (during the Nemesis time-line) I believe had the blood of all Romulan senators that Shinzon and freinds murdered//blew-up.

I got a VOY duo for ya'all.......

What was the name of Holoprogram based in the Forest of Forever? ___

What were the 3 monsters in said program? ___, ___, ___

[Cold Fuzz]

Hmmm, I have not re-watched Nemesis in along time. I am going to guess that you are using a play on words brother Fuzz - The floor of the Romulan senate (during the Nemesis time-line) I believe had the blood of all Romulan senators that Shinzon and freinds murdered//blew-up.

I got a VOY duo for ya'all.......

What was the name of Holoprogram based in the Forest of Forever? ___

What were the 3 monsters in said program? ___, ___, ___

Actually Brother Fifth, it wasn't a play on words. If you look closely during the opening scenes of Nemesis, there is an enormous, dramatic rendition of the Neutral Zone on the floor of the Romulan Senate building.

Strangely enough, I had a chance to watch the relevant episode about the Forest of Forever about 2-3 months ago. The Forest of Forever was the primary setting of The Adventures of Flotter. I remember three prominent monsters, each representing an element: the Ogre of Fire, Trevis (who represented the Earth/trees), and Flotter (a representation of water).


New question: Alexander and another crew member designed the Ancient West program that took place in Deadwood, SD. Who was the other designer of the holodeck program?

[Weyoun]

Actually Brother Fifth, it wasn't a play on words. If you look closely during the opening scenes of Nemesis, there is an enormous, dramatic rendition of the Neutral Zone on the floor of the Romulan Senate building.

I knew that one brother CF, it helps that I rewatched Nemesis last week though.


New question: Alexander and another crew member designed the Ancient West program that took place in Deadwood, SD. Who was the other designer of the holodeck program?

Great question! That would be one Reginald Barclay, a master holodeck programmer.