Amazing how this guy, Doomcock, is soooooo proud of his opinion that he hides his face .... everytime he gives us his opinion!!
On 2024-12-05 12:56:14 +0000, Blueshirt said:
Ubiquitous wrote:
In article <877c8hl7mb.fsf@rpi3>, me@sc1f1dan.com wrote:
Do you have the link to the original article or a paste?
https://screenrant.com/star-trek-captains-ranked/
7 Captain Jonathan Archer
6 Captain Michael Burnham
5 Captain Christopher Pike
4 Captain Benjamin Sisko
3 Captain James T. Kirk
2 Captain Kathryn Janeway
1 Captain Jean-Luc Picard
I don't like those results... I demand a recount.
I suspect there was an element of voter fraud in certain states.
There's a also lots of captains missing from the list.
Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> writes:
In article <877c8hl7mb.fsf@rpi3>, me@sc1f1dan.com wrote:
Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> writes:
Star Trek has had many Captains in the history of the franchise, and
there's a lot of debate about who qualifies as the best and the worst. >>>> Well, after reading a Screenrant article that infuriated me and made
my blood pressure rocket to 450/300, I decided to dismantle their list, >>>> and substitute my OWN!
Here is Doomcock's ranking of the best and worst Captains of Star Trek! >>>> #startrek #sciencefiction #scifi
https://youtu.be/Io1rb9wvEZY?si=AtIgRYK57l73Tf-J
Do you have the link to the original article or a paste?
https://screenrant.com/star-trek-captains-ranked/
7 Captain Jonathan Archer
6 Captain Michael Burnham
5 Captain Christopher Pike
4 Captain Benjamin Sisko
3 Captain James T. Kirk
2 Captain Kathryn Janeway
1 Captain Jean-Luc Picard
-
Let's go Brandon!
Michael Burnham doesn't belong on the list. She's a good enough actress
I suppose, but it's not her fault her tv show sucks dick.
That whole series doesn't count since it isn't star trek, in my eyes.
Here's my opinion.
6 Archer
5 Janeway
4 Picard
3 Pike
2 Sisko
1 Kirk
Agent Gary Candler wrote on 19/12/24 10:10 pm:
Ubiquitous wrote:Was he the Bar-Fly that flew the first 'Faster than Light' Spaceship??
In article <877c8hl7mb.fsf@rpi3>, me@sc1f1dan.com wrote:
Do you have the link to the original article or a paste?
https://screenrant.com/star-trek-captains-ranked/
7 Captain Jonathan Archer
6 Captain Michael Burnham
5 Captain Christopher Pike
4 Captain Benjamin Sisko
3 Captain James T. Kirk
2 Captain Kathryn Janeway
1 Captain Jean-Luc Picard
No love for Captain Frasier Crane of the USS Bozeman? Wow. He goes from
20th century barfly/radio shrink to 23rd/24th century starship captain
and doesn't even get a mention. So sad. Gonna go have a beer with
Norm...
anim8rfsk wrote on 21/12/24 12:29 pm:
Daniel70 <daniel47@nomail.afraid.org> wrote:
Agent Gary Candler wrote on 19/12/24 10:10 pm:
Ubiquitous wrote:Was he the Bar-Fly that flew the first 'Faster than Light' Spaceship??
In article <877c8hl7mb.fsf@rpi3>, me@sc1f1dan.com wrote:
Do you have the link to the original article or a paste?
https://screenrant.com/star-trek-captains-ranked/
7 Captain Jonathan Archer
6 Captain Michael Burnham
5 Captain Christopher Pike
4 Captain Benjamin Sisko
3 Captain James T. Kirk
2 Captain Kathryn Janeway
1 Captain Jean-Luc Picard
No love for Captain Frasier Crane of the USS Bozeman? Wow. He goes from >>>> 20th century barfly/radio shrink to 23rd/24th century starship captain >>>> and doesn't even get a mention. So sad. Gonna go have a beer with
Norm...
No. That was Zephram Cochrane.
Cochrane!! That's the one!!
Fraser played the captain of the spaceship that went through some sort ofI Don't recall him, then!!
warp and ended up in Picards time and then they forgot about it completely. >>
weberm@polaris.net wrote:
Star Trek has had many Captains in the history of the franchise, and there's
a lot of debate about who qualifies as the best and the worst. Well, after
reading a Screenrant article that infuriated me and made my blood pressure >>> rocket to 450/300, I decided to dismantle their list, and substitute my OWN!
Here is Doomcock's ranking of the best and worst Captains of Star Trek! >>> #startrek #sciencefiction #scifi
https://youtu.be/Io1rb9wvEZY?si=AtIgRYK57l73Tf-J
In Picard's shoes, Sisko WOULD have sent the virus to the collective. EVEN if
he had not been at Wolf 359. That's what 'In The Pale Moonlight.' was about:
Sisko making a painful conscience shaking decision in order to save the
Federation. Sisko's view on the Captains is clear: The first time he met
Picard, he wanted to punch his lights out. When he met Kirk? He got his
autograph. 'nuff said there.
I'm glad to see Rachel Garret make the list. Just a few scenes and she shows
exactly what it takes to be Captain of Star Fleet's Flagship.
Daniel70 <daniel47@nomail.afraid.org> wrote:
anim8rfsk wrote on 21/12/24 12:29 pm:
Daniel70 <daniel47@nomail.afraid.org> wrote:
Agent Gary Candler wrote on 19/12/24 10:10 pm:
Ubiquitous wrote:Was he the Bar-Fly that flew the first 'Faster than Light' Spaceship??
In article <877c8hl7mb.fsf@rpi3>, me@sc1f1dan.com wrote:
Do you have the link to the original article or a paste?
https://screenrant.com/star-trek-captains-ranked/
7 Captain Jonathan Archer
6 Captain Michael Burnham
5 Captain Christopher Pike
4 Captain Benjamin Sisko
3 Captain James T. Kirk
2 Captain Kathryn Janeway
1 Captain Jean-Luc Picard
No love for Captain Frasier Crane of the USS Bozeman? Wow. He goes from >>>>> 20th century barfly/radio shrink to 23rd/24th century starship captain >>>>> and doesn't even get a mention. So sad. Gonna go have a beer with
Norm...
No. That was Zephram Cochrane.
Cochrane!! That's the one!!
:)
Fraser played the captain of the spaceship that went through some sort of >>> warp and ended up in Picards time and then they forgot about it completely. >>>I Don't recall him, then!!
The Enterprise is caught in some kind of time loop and they crash into Frasier’s ship and everybody dies, but then it automatically resets and they go through it again. They managed to get data to remember a small message which was enough to get him to dodge left instead of right or whatever.
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0162905/?ref_=ext_shr_lnk
Op 21-12-2024 om 12:22 schreef anim8rfsk:
Daniel70 <daniel47@nomail.afraid.org> wrote:
anim8rfsk wrote on 21/12/24 12:29 pm:
Daniel70 <daniel47@nomail.afraid.org> wrote:
Agent Gary Candler wrote on 19/12/24 10:10 pm:No. That was Zephram Cochrane.
Ubiquitous wrote:Was he the Bar-Fly that flew the first 'Faster than Light' Spaceship?? >>>>
In article <877c8hl7mb.fsf@rpi3>, me@sc1f1dan.com wrote:
Do you have the link to the original article or a paste?
https://screenrant.com/star-trek-captains-ranked/
7 Captain Jonathan Archer
6 Captain Michael Burnham
5 Captain Christopher Pike
4 Captain Benjamin Sisko
3 Captain James T. Kirk
2 Captain Kathryn Janeway
1 Captain Jean-Luc Picard
No love for Captain Frasier Crane of the USS Bozeman? Wow. He goes from >>>>>> 20th century barfly/radio shrink to 23rd/24th century starship captain >>>>>> and doesn't even get a mention. So sad. Gonna go have a beer with
Norm...
Cochrane!! That's the one!!
:)
Fraser played the captain of the spaceship that went through some sort of >>>> warp and ended up in Picards time and then they forgot about it completely.I Don't recall him, then!!
The Enterprise is caught in some kind of time loop and they crash into
Frasier’s ship and everybody dies, but then it automatically resets and
they go through it again. They managed to get data to remember a small
message which was enough to get him to dodge left instead of right or
whatever.
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0162905/?ref_=ext_shr_lnk
And the episode predates the movie 'Groundhog Day'.
Paula wrote:
weberm@polaris.net wrote:
Star Trek has had many Captains in the history of the franchise, and there's
a lot of debate about who qualifies as the best and the worst. Well, after
reading a Screenrant article that infuriated me and made my blood pressure
rocket to 450/300, I decided to dismantle their list, and substitute my OWN!
Here is Doomcock's ranking of the best and worst Captains of Star Trek! >>>> #startrek #sciencefiction #scifi
https://youtu.be/Io1rb9wvEZY?si=AtIgRYK57l73Tf-J
In Picard's shoes, Sisko WOULD have sent the virus to the collective. EVEN if
he had not been at Wolf 359. That's what 'In The Pale Moonlight.' was about:
Sisko making a painful conscience shaking decision in order to save the >>> Federation. Sisko's view on the Captains is clear: The first time he met >>> Picard, he wanted to punch his lights out. When he met Kirk? He got his >>> autograph. 'nuff said there.
I'm glad to see Rachel Garret make the list. Just a few scenes and she shows
exactly what it takes to be Captain of Star Fleet's Flagship.
Why does everyone involved with STAR TREK not seem to understand what a flagship is?
Everyone from the writers to the fans seem to think a flagship is 'the best ship' or 'the most famous ship' or 'the pride of the fleet' or something similar.
It's not anything of the kind. The flagship is the ship carrying the commanding flag officer (admiral) of a fleet or task force. Hence the name flagship. An admiral has a literal flag that's flown on the mast of the
ship when he or she is aboard. It has anywhere from one to four white stars on a red background, depending on the admiral's rank. In the American navy, the flagship is usually, but not always, the aircraft carrier in the battle group. If, for some reason, the admiral ferries over to one of the destroyers, then that ship will hoist the admiral's flag and become the flagship.
The Enterprise is not a flagship, except on those rare occasions when an admiral is aboard her. Like when Admiral Nechayev was on the Enterprise to deal with the Borg. Then it became a flagship, but only until the admiral disembarked.
Daniel70 <daniel47@nomail.afraid.org> wrote:
anim8rfsk wrote on 21/12/24 12:29 pm:
Daniel70 <daniel47@nomail.afraid.org> wrote:
Agent Gary Candler wrote on 19/12/24 10:10 pm:
I Don't recall him, then!!No love for Captain Frasier Crane of the USS Bozeman? Wow. He goes from >>>>> 20th century barfly/radio shrink to 23rd/24th century starship captain >>>>> and doesn't even get a mention. So sad. Gonna go have a beer withWas he the Bar-Fly that flew the first 'Faster than Light' Spaceship??
Norm...
No. That was Zephram Cochrane.
Fraser played the captain of the spaceship that went through some sort
of warp and ended up in Picards time and then they forgot about it
completely.
The Enterprise is caught in some kind of time loop and they crash into >Frasier's ship and everybody dies, but then it automatically resets and
they go through it again. They managed to get data to remember a small >message which was enough to get him to dodge left instead of right or >whatever.
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0162905/?ref_=ext_shr_lnk
Paula wrote:
I'm glad to see Rachel Garret make the list. Just a few scenes and she
shows exactly what it takes to be Captain of Star Fleet's Flagship.
Why does everyone involved with STAR TREK not seem to understand what a >flagship is?
Everyone from the writers to the fans seem to think a flagship is 'the best >ship' or 'the most famous ship' or 'the pride of the fleet' or something >similar.
It's not anything of the kind. The flagship is the ship carrying the >commanding flag officer (admiral) of a fleet or task force. Hence the name >flagship. An admiral has a literal flag that's flown on the mast of the
ship when he or she is aboard. It has anywhere from one to four white stars >on a red background, depending on the admiral's rank. In the American navy, >the flagship is usually, but not always, the aircraft carrier in the battle >group. If, for some reason, the admiral ferries over to one of the >destroyers, then that ship will hoist the admiral's flag and become the >flagship.
guillaume@lesalonbeige.fr wrote:
"Agent Gary Candler" wrote:
No love for Captain Frasier Crane of the USS Bozeman? Wow. He goes from >>> 20th century barfly/radio shrink to 23rd/24th century starship captain
and doesn't even get a mention. So sad. Gonna go have a beer with
Norm...
Or for that matter, Captain Edward Jellico of the USS Cairo and the USS
Enterprise? He saved both the Federation and Picard without having to
make a single compromise to the Cardassians, and he did it by outwitting
Gul Lemec and dealing with almost the entire senior staff of the
Enterprise pushing back against him at every turn.
Plus, he told Troi to "dress more like a professional while on duty".
Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
guillaume@lesalonbeige.fr wrote:
"Agent Gary Candler" wrote:
No love for Captain Frasier Crane of the USS Bozeman? Wow. He goes from >>>> 20th century barfly/radio shrink to 23rd/24th century starship captain >>>> and doesn't even get a mention. So sad. Gonna go have a beer with
Norm...
Or for that matter, Captain Edward Jellico of the USS Cairo and the USS >>> Enterprise? He saved both the Federation and Picard without having to
make a single compromise to the Cardassians, and he did it by outwitting >>> Gul Lemec and dealing with almost the entire senior staff of the
Enterprise pushing back against him at every turn.
Plus, he told Troi to "dress more like a professional while on duty".
And ironically, Troi looked hotter in her uniform than she ever did in that >leotard she used to lounge around in.
Also, why do Federation ships like the Enterprise with a thousand+ people
on board only have one doctor? Even the original Enterprise with 500 crew >members should have more than just McCoy aboard to deal with all their >medical needs.
Same with DS9. One doctor for an entire space station dealing with an >itinerant population of constantly changing alien species? Seems unlikely.
In article <877c7zjsqk.fsf@rpi3>, me@sc1f1dan.com wrote:
Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> writes:
https://screenrant.com/star-trek-captains-ranked/
7 Captain Jonathan Archer
6 Captain Michael Burnham
5 Captain Christopher Pike
4 Captain Benjamin Sisko
3 Captain James T. Kirk
2 Captain Kathryn Janeway
1 Captain Jean-Luc Picard
Michael Burnham doesn't belong on the list. She's a good enough actress
I suppose, but it's not her fault her tv show sucks dick.
That whole series doesn't count since it isn't star trek, in my eyes.
As of now, STD is no longer official Star Trek and being memory-holed as I type.
Here's my opinion.
6 Archer
5 Janeway
4 Picard
3 Pike
2 Sisko
1 Kirk
I'd definitekly switch Janeway and Archer.
--
Don't jump!
Ubiquitous wrote on 31/12/24 4:59 am:
no_email@invalid.invalid wrote:
Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
<Snip>
Plus, he told Troi to "dress more like a professional while on
duty".
And ironically, Troi looked hotter in her uniform than she ever did
in that leotard she used to lounge around in.
Also, why do Federation ships like the Enterprise with a thousand+
people on board only have one doctor? Even the original Enterprise
with 500 crew members should have more than just McCoy aboard to
deal with all their medical needs.
Same with DS9. One doctor for an entire space station dealing with
an itinerant population of constantly changing alien species? Seems
unlikely.
I thought they were the head doctor in the medical department. We
never saw the others because who cares about those NPCs?
I'm sure I've seen a TOS Episode/Film where there IS another Doctor ....
I think McCoy even talks to him. have an image of an Asian guy in my
minds eye!!
Ubiquitous wrote on 31/12/24 4:59 am:
no_email@invalid.invalid wrote:
Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
<Snip>
Plus, he told Troi to "dress more like a professional while on
duty".
And ironically, Troi looked hotter in her uniform than she ever did
in that leotard she used to lounge around in.
Also, why do Federation ships like the Enterprise with a thousand+
people on board only have one doctor? Even the original Enterprise
with 500 crew members should have more than just McCoy aboard to
deal with all their medical needs.
Same with DS9. One doctor for an entire space station dealing with
an itinerant population of constantly changing alien species? Seems
unlikely.
I thought they were the head doctor in the medical department. We
never saw the others because who cares about those NPCs?
I'm sure I've seen a TOS Episode/Film where there IS another Doctor ....
I think McCoy even talks to him. have an image of an Asian guy in my
minds eye!!
Ubiquitous wrote on 31/12/24 4:59 am:
no_email@invalid.invalid wrote:
Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
Plus, he told Troi to "dress more like a professional while on
duty".
And ironically, Troi looked hotter in her uniform than she ever did
in that leotard she used to lounge around in.
Also, why do Federation ships like the Enterprise with a thousand+
people on board only have one doctor? Even the original Enterprise
with 500 crew members should have more than just McCoy aboard to
deal with all their medical needs.
Same with DS9. One doctor for an entire space station dealing with
an itinerant population of constantly changing alien species? Seems
unlikely.
I thought they were the head doctor in the medical department. We
never saw the others because who cares about those NPCs?
I'm sure I've seen a TOS Episode/Film where there IS another Doctor ....
I think McCoy even talks to him. have an image of an Asian guy in my
minds eye!!
On 12/31/2024 1:44 AM, Daniel70 wrote:
Ubiquitous wrote on 31/12/24 4:59 am:
no_email@invalid.invalid wrote:
Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
Plus, he told Troi to "dress more like a professional while on
duty".
And ironically, Troi looked hotter in her uniform than she ever did
in that leotard she used to lounge around in.
Also, why do Federation ships like the Enterprise with a thousand+
people on board only have one doctor? Even the original Enterprise
with 500 crew members should have more than just McCoy aboard to
deal with all their medical needs.
Same with DS9. One doctor for an entire space station dealing with
an itinerant population of constantly changing alien species? Seems
unlikely.
I thought they were the head doctor in the medical department. We
never saw the others because who cares about those NPCs?
I'm sure I've seen a TOS Episode/Film where there IS another Doctor ....
I think McCoy even talks to him. have an image of an Asian guy in my
minds eye!!
TOS also had the African-American doctor who was a specialist in Vulcans
in one episode. I'm pretty sure there were mentions of others.
Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
In article <877c7zjsqk.fsf@rpi3>, me@sc1f1dan.com wrote:
Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> writes:
https://screenrant.com/star-trek-captains-ranked/
7 Captain Jonathan Archer
6 Captain Michael Burnham
5 Captain Christopher Pike
4 Captain Benjamin Sisko
3 Captain James T. Kirk
2 Captain Kathryn Janeway
1 Captain Jean-Luc Picard
Michael Burnham doesn't belong on the list. She's a good enough actress
I suppose, but it's not her fault her tv show sucks dick.
That whole series doesn't count since it isn't star trek, in my eyes.
Here's my opinion.
6 Archer
5 Janeway
4 Picard
3 Pike
2 Sisko
1 Kirk
I'd definitekly switch Janeway and Archer.
Archer the Executioner slaughtered millions of innocent people.
anim8rfsk@cox.net wrote:
BTR1701 <no_email@invalid.invalid> wrote:
Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
guillaume@lesalonbeige.fr wrote:
"Agent Gary Candler" wrote:
No love for Captain Frasier Crane of the USS Bozeman? Wow. He goes from >>>>>> 20th century barfly/radio shrink to 23rd/24th century starship captain >>>>>> and doesn't even get a mention. So sad. Gonna go have a beer with >>>>>> Norm...
Or for that matter, Captain Edward Jellico of the USS Cairo and the USS >>>>> Enterprise? He saved both the Federation and Picard without having to >>>>> make a single compromise to the Cardassians, and he did it by outwitting >>>>> Gul Lemec and dealing with almost the entire senior staff of the
Enterprise pushing back against him at every turn.
Plus, he told Troi to "dress more like a professional while on duty".
And ironically, Troi looked hotter in her uniform than she ever did in
that leotard she used to lounge around in.
Also, why do Federation ships like the Enterprise with a thousand+ people >>> on board only have one doctor? Even the original Enterprise with 500 crew >>> members should have more than just McCoy aboard to deal with all their
medical needs.
Because they couldn't find anybody incompetent enough to serve under
crusher.
I distinctly remember a Japanese backup for Crusher.
Paula wrote:
weberm@polaris.net wrote:
Star Trek has had many Captains in the history of the franchise, and there's
a lot of debate about who qualifies as the best and the worst. Well, after
reading a Screenrant article that infuriated me and made my blood pressure >>>> rocket to 450/300, I decided to dismantle their list, and substitute my OWN!
Here is Doomcock's ranking of the best and worst Captains of Star Trek! >>>> #startrek #sciencefiction #scifi
https://youtu.be/Io1rb9wvEZY?si=AtIgRYK57l73Tf-J
In Picard's shoes, Sisko WOULD have sent the virus to the collective. EVEN if
he had not been at Wolf 359. That's what 'In The Pale Moonlight.' was about:
Sisko making a painful conscience shaking decision in order to save the
Federation. Sisko's view on the Captains is clear: The first time he met >>> Picard, he wanted to punch his lights out. When he met Kirk? He got his
autograph. 'nuff said there.
I'm glad to see Rachel Garret make the list. Just a few scenes and she shows
exactly what it takes to be Captain of Star Fleet's Flagship.
Why does everyone involved with STAR TREK not seem to understand what a flagship is?
Everyone from the writers to the fans seem to think a flagship is 'the best ship' or 'the most famous ship' or 'the pride of the fleet' or something similar.
It's not anything of the kind. The flagship is the ship carrying the commanding flag officer (admiral) of a fleet or task force. Hence the name flagship. An admiral has a literal flag that's flown on the mast of the
ship when he or she is aboard. It has anywhere from one to four white stars on a red background, depending on the admiral's rank. In the American navy, the flagship is usually, but not always, the aircraft carrier in the battle group. If, for some reason, the admiral ferries over to one of the destroyers, then that ship will hoist the admiral's flag and become the flagship.
The Enterprise is not a flagship, except on those rare occasions when an admiral is aboard her. Like when Admiral Nechayev was on the Enterprise to deal with the Borg. Then it became a flagship, but only until the admiral disembarked.
anim8rfsk@cox.net wrote:
Daniel70 <daniel47@nomail.afraid.org> wrote:
anim8rfsk wrote on 21/12/24 12:29 pm:
Daniel70 <daniel47@nomail.afraid.org> wrote:
Agent Gary Candler wrote on 19/12/24 10:10 pm:
I Don't recall him, then!!No. That was Zephram Cochrane.No love for Captain Frasier Crane of the USS Bozeman? Wow. He goes from >>>>>> 20th century barfly/radio shrink to 23rd/24th century starship captain >>>>>> and doesn't even get a mention. So sad. Gonna go have a beer withWas he the Bar-Fly that flew the first 'Faster than Light' Spaceship?? >>>>
Norm...
Fraser played the captain of the spaceship that went through some sort >>>> of warp and ended up in Picards time and then they forgot about it
completely.
The Enterprise is caught in some kind of time loop and they crash into
Frasier's ship and everybody dies, but then it automatically resets and
they go through it again. They managed to get data to remember a small
message which was enough to get him to dodge left instead of right or
whatever.
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0162905/?ref_=ext_shr_lnk
Didn't they say Fraser's ship had been colliding with the Enterprise for decades?
anim8rfsk wrote on 1/1/25 3:29 am:
Daniel70 <daniel47@nomail.afraid.org> wrote:
Ubiquitous wrote on 31/12/24 4:59 am:
no_email@invalid.invalid wrote:
Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
<Snip>
Plus, he told Troi to "dress more like a professional while
on duty".
And ironically, Troi looked hotter in her uniform than she ever
did in that leotard she used to lounge around in.
Also, why do Federation ships like the Enterprise with a
thousand+ people on board only have one doctor? Even the
original Enterprise with 500 crew members should have more than
just McCoy aboard to deal with all their medical needs.
Same with DS9. One doctor for an entire space station dealing
with an itinerant population of constantly changing alien
species? Seems unlikely.
I thought they were the head doctor in the medical department.
We never saw the others because who cares about those NPCs?
I'm sure I've seen a TOS Episode/Film where there IS another Doctor
.... I think McCoy even talks to him. have an image of an Asian guy
in my minds eye!!
Black. He’s a specialist in Vulcan medicine.
Asian == Vulcan! Close enough!!
M’Benga if I’m spelling that right.
Is that the actual Actors .... or just Characters??
He appears on strange new worlds twisted beyond recognizability. In
fact what they did to him and Nurse Chapel is the reason I quit
watching that show.
(I'm guessing the Actor who played TOS Nurse Chapel would be getting on
in Years (80's or 90's, maybe).
On 12/31/2024 1:44 AM, Daniel70 wrote:
Ubiquitous wrote on 31/12/24 4:59 am:
no_email@invalid.invalid wrote:
Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
<Snip>
Plus, he told Troi to "dress more like a professional while on
duty".
And ironically, Troi looked hotter in her uniform than she ever did
in that leotard she used to lounge around in.
Also, why do Federation ships like the Enterprise with a thousand+
people on board only have one doctor? Even the original Enterprise
with 500 crew members should have more than just McCoy aboard to
deal with all their medical needs.
Same with DS9. One doctor for an entire space station dealing with
an itinerant population of constantly changing alien species? Seems
unlikely.
I thought they were the head doctor in the medical department. We
never saw the others because who cares about those NPCs?
I'm sure I've seen a TOS Episode/Film where there IS another
Doctor .... I think McCoy even talks to him. have an image of an Asian
guy in my minds eye!!
TOS also had the African-American doctor who was a specialist in Vulcans
in one episode.ÿ I'm pretty sure there were mentions of others.
There were other doctors in TNG, sometimes plot required specialists, sometimes just background players.
jerry@jwbrown.co.uk.invalid wrote:
Daniel70 <daniel47@nomail.afraid.org> wrote:
Ubiquitous wrote on 31/12/24 4:59 am:
no_email@invalid.invalid wrote:
Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
I'm sure I've seen a TOS Episode/Film where there IS another Doctor .... >>> I think McCoy even talks to him. have an image of an Asian guy in my
minds eye!!
There was African-American Dr M'Benga in "A Private Little War" and
"That Which Survives". He's a regular now in Strange New Worlds,
somehow looking about ten years older than he did in those original
series episodes supposedly set several years later.
Wasn't the doctor with Pike black? I seem to recall one before Bones.
Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
anim8rfsk@cox.net wrote:
BTR1701 <no_email@invalid.invalid> wrote:
Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
guillaume@lesalonbeige.fr wrote:
"Agent Gary Candler" wrote:
And ironically, Troi looked hotter in her uniform than she ever did in >>>> that leotard she used to lounge around in.No love for Captain Frasier Crane of the USS Bozeman? Wow. He goes from >>>>>>> 20th century barfly/radio shrink to 23rd/24th century starship captain >>>>>>> and doesn't even get a mention. So sad. Gonna go have a beer with >>>>>>> Norm...
Or for that matter, Captain Edward Jellico of the USS Cairo and the USS >>>>>> Enterprise? He saved both the Federation and Picard without having to >>>>>> make a single compromise to the Cardassians, and he did it by outwitting >>>>>> Gul Lemec and dealing with almost the entire senior staff of the
Enterprise pushing back against him at every turn.
Plus, he told Troi to "dress more like a professional while on duty". >>>>
Also, why do Federation ships like the Enterprise with a thousand+ people >>>> on board only have one doctor? Even the original Enterprise with 500 crew >>>> members should have more than just McCoy aboard to deal with all their >>>> medical needs.
Because they couldn't find anybody incompetent enough to serve under
crusher.
I distinctly remember a Japanese backup for Crusher.
She was a nurse.
anim8rfsk@cox.net wrote:
Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
In article <877c7zjsqk.fsf@rpi3>, me@sc1f1dan.com wrote:
Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> writes:
https://screenrant.com/star-trek-captains-ranked/
7 Captain Jonathan Archer
6 Captain Michael Burnham
5 Captain Christopher Pike
4 Captain Benjamin Sisko
3 Captain James T. Kirk
2 Captain Kathryn Janeway
1 Captain Jean-Luc Picard
Michael Burnham doesn't belong on the list. She's a good enough actress >>>> I suppose, but it's not her fault her tv show sucks dick.
That whole series doesn't count since it isn't star trek, in my eyes.
Here's my opinion.
6 Archer
5 Janeway
4 Picard
3 Pike
2 Sisko
1 Kirk
I'd definitekly switch Janeway and Archer.
Archer the Executioner slaughtered millions of innocent people.
But he was a holodeck similation, was he not?
--
Don't jump!
Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
anim8rfsk@cox.net wrote:
BTR1701 <no_email@invalid.invalid> wrote:
Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
guillaume@lesalonbeige.fr wrote:
"Agent Gary Candler" wrote:
And ironically, Troi looked hotter in her uniform than she ever did in >>>> that leotard she used to lounge around in.No love for Captain Frasier Crane of the USS Bozeman? Wow. He goes from
20th century barfly/radio shrink to 23rd/24th century starship captain >>>>>>> and doesn't even get a mention. So sad. Gonna go have a beer with >>>>>>> Norm...
Or for that matter, Captain Edward Jellico of the USS Cairo and the USS >>>>>> Enterprise? He saved both the Federation and Picard without having to >>>>>> make a single compromise to the Cardassians, and he did it by outwitting
Gul Lemec and dealing with almost the entire senior staff of the
Enterprise pushing back against him at every turn.
Plus, he told Troi to "dress more like a professional while on duty". >>>>
Also, why do Federation ships like the Enterprise with a thousand+ people >>>> on board only have one doctor? Even the original Enterprise with 500 crew >>>> members should have more than just McCoy aboard to deal with all their >>>> medical needs.
Because they couldn't find anybody incompetent enough to serve under
crusher.
I distinctly remember a Japanese backup for Crusher.
She was a nurse.
anim8rfsk wrote on 1/1/25 3:29 am:
Daniel70 <daniel47@nomail.afraid.org> wrote:
Ubiquitous wrote on 31/12/24 4:59 am:
no_email@invalid.invalid wrote:
Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
<Snip>
Plus, he told Troi to "dress more like a professional while
on duty".
And ironically, Troi looked hotter in her uniform than she ever
did in that leotard she used to lounge around in.
Also, why do Federation ships like the Enterprise with a
thousand+ people on board only have one doctor? Even the
original Enterprise with 500 crew members should have more than
just McCoy aboard to deal with all their medical needs.
Same with DS9. One doctor for an entire space station dealing
with an itinerant population of constantly changing alien
species? Seems unlikely.
I thought they were the head doctor in the medical department.
We never saw the others because who cares about those NPCs?
I'm sure I've seen a TOS Episode/Film where there IS another Doctor
.... I think McCoy even talks to him. have an image of an Asian guy
in my minds eye!!
Black. He’s a specialist in Vulcan medicine.
Asian == Vulcan! Close enough!!
M’Benga if I’m spelling that right.Is that the actual Actors .... or just Characters??
He appears on strange new worlds twisted beyond recognizability. In
fact what they did to him and Nurse Chapel is the reason I quit
watching that show.
(I'm guessing the Actor who played TOS Nurse Chapel would be getting on
in Years (80's or 90's, maybe).
Op 1-1-2025 om 02:35 schreef Ubiquitous:
jerry@jwbrown.co.uk.invalid wrote:
Daniel70 <daniel47@nomail.afraid.org> wrote:
Ubiquitous wrote on 31/12/24 4:59 am:
no_email@invalid.invalid wrote:
Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
I'm sure I've seen a TOS Episode/Film where there IS another Doctor .... >>>> I think McCoy even talks to him. have an image of an Asian guy in my
minds eye!!
There was African-American Dr M'Benga in "A Private Little War" and
"That Which Survives". He's a regular now in Strange New Worlds,
somehow looking about ten years older than he did in those original
series episodes supposedly set several years later.
Wasn't the doctor with Pike black? I seem to recall one before Bones.
Only in SNW.
In The Cage there was Phil Boyce.
Wouter Valentijn <liamreverse@valentijn.nu> wrote:
Op 1-1-2025 om 02:35 schreef Ubiquitous:
jerry@jwbrown.co.uk.invalid wrote:
Daniel70 <daniel47@nomail.afraid.org> wrote:
Ubiquitous wrote on 31/12/24 4:59 am:
no_email@invalid.invalid wrote:
Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
I'm sure I've seen a TOS Episode/Film where there IS another Doctor .... >>>>> I think McCoy even talks to him. have an image of an Asian guy in my >>>>> minds eye!!
There was African-American Dr M'Benga in "A Private Little War" and
"That Which Survives". He's a regular now in Strange New Worlds,
somehow looking about ten years older than he did in those original
series episodes supposedly set several years later.
Wasn't the doctor with Pike black? I seem to recall one before Bones.
Only in SNW.
In The Cage there was Phil Boyce.
And Piper in. Where No Man Has Gone Before.
anim8rfsk wrote on 1/1/25 3:29 am:
Daniel70 <daniel47@nomail.afraid.org> wrote:
Ubiquitous wrote on 31/12/24 4:59 am:
no_email@invalid.invalid wrote:
Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
<Snip>
Plus, he told Troi to "dress more like a professional while
on duty".
And ironically, Troi looked hotter in her uniform than she ever
did in that leotard she used to lounge around in.
Also, why do Federation ships like the Enterprise with a
thousand+ people on board only have one doctor? Even the
original Enterprise with 500 crew members should have more than
just McCoy aboard to deal with all their medical needs.
Same with DS9. One doctor for an entire space station dealing
with an itinerant population of constantly changing alien
species? Seems unlikely.
I thought they were the head doctor in the medical department.
We never saw the others because who cares about those NPCs?
I'm sure I've seen a TOS Episode/Film where there IS another Doctor
.... I think McCoy even talks to him. have an image of an Asian guy
in my minds eye!!
Black. He’s a specialist in Vulcan medicine.
Asian == Vulcan! Close enough!!
M’Benga if I’m spelling that right.Is that the actual Actors .... or just Characters??
He appears on strange new worlds twisted beyond recognizability. In
fact what they did to him and Nurse Chapel is the reason I quit
watching that show.
(I'm guessing the Actor who played TOS Nurse Chapel would be getting on
in Years (80's or 90's, maybe).
liamreverse@valentijn.nu wrote:
Op 30-12-2024 om 17:47 schreef Ubiquitous:
anim8rfsk@cox.net wrote:
Daniel70 <daniel47@nomail.afraid.org> wrote:
anim8rfsk wrote on 21/12/24 12:29 pm:
Daniel70 <daniel47@nomail.afraid.org> wrote:
Agent Gary Candler wrote on 19/12/24 10:10 pm:
I Don't recall him, then!!No. That was Zephram Cochrane.No love for Captain Frasier Crane of the USS Bozeman? Wow. He goes >>>>>>>> from 20th century barfly/radio shrink to 23rd/24th century starship >>>>>>>> captain and doesn't even get a mention. So sad. Gonna go have a beer >>>>>>>> with Norm...
Was he the Bar-Fly that flew the first 'Faster than Light' Spaceship?? >>>>>>
Fraser played the captain of the spaceship that went through some sort >>>>>> of warp and ended up in Picards time and then they forgot about it >>>>>> completely.
The Enterprise is caught in some kind of time loop and they crash into >>>> Frasier's ship and everybody dies, but then it automatically resets and >>>> they go through it again. They managed to get data to remember a small >>>> message which was enough to get him to dodge left instead of right or
whatever.
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0162905/?ref_=ext_shr_lnk
Didn't they say Fraser's ship had been colliding with the Enterprise for >>> decades?
For over 80 years or something.
How would that even work?
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