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You make a good point, my child.

Star Trek Thought of the Day (Jan 5):
Happy New Year! Try as I might, I cannot think of one character from Star Trek that has inspired as much ire in my heart as The Orville's Klyden. You?

Heavens! No one is safe.

Star Trek Thought of the Day (Dec 26): Sometimes, Trek technology could be very easy to bypass. Just watched Reg Barclay do it when he wanted to gain access to Pathfinder's holodeck and Seven did it when she wanted to access Janeway's logs. Just move a few isolinear chips around. That oughta do it.

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Star Trek Thought of the Day (Dec 16): is there room for Saint Nick and Christmas in the Star Trek Universe?

My everlasting gratitude and respect?

Wait, is that a Trill Picard?

You’ve pointed out one of my many flaws. I haven’t seen all Trek. Please don’t tell!

Star Trek Thought of the Day (Dec 15): Hundreds of episodes of Star Trek over the years and not one plate of spaghetti? (And no, I don’t count that revolting hair pasta of Neelix’s)

Star Trek Thought of the Day (Dec 13): My laptop unexpectedly died and I lost a lot of stuff - but she's in a better place now. I was through the wringer emotionally: anger, frustration, rage, helplessness, regret, melancholy. I have new respect for starship crews that dealt with tech malfunctions.

I am by nature benevolent, but I suspect my revenge could be terrible if sufficiently provoked.

Star Trek Thought of the Day (Dec 10): I'm rather keen on the Douwd—an immortal race of nearly omnipotent but not omniscient beings of disguises and false surroundings. They could take the form of other races and live as one of them. I could be one and you wouldn't know...

Star Trek Thought of the Day (Dec 9): Best line from TNG novel: Imzadi - when asked at a traditional Betazoid wedding (IYKYK) why human males were so hairy, Lt Will Riker replies with one word:

"Traction."

Star Trek Thought of the Day (Dec 8): I know that "new Trek" sometimes gets an awful press, but I have to admit that I'm really looking forward to the Section 31 movie filum.

Deltans, Chameloids, and Cheronians, oh my!

Star Trek Thought of the Day (Dec 4): I loved being delighted by Trek guest actors who performed wonderfully. One that stands out is Sandra Nelson's Marayna, the lonely alien who used the holodeck to interact with Voyager's crew. I thought it was actually two different actors.

Star Trek Thought of the Day (Dec 5): I have my fair share of unpopular Trek opinions. Here's one now: I thought Avery Brook's chilling portrayal of Joran during Dax's zhian'tara was inconsistent with the character's previous and subsequent portrayals. Choices.

Star Trek Thought of the Day (Dec 3): I sometimes wonder if any of these Voyager crew members got any better at their jobs.

Star Trek Thought of the Day (Dec 2 - belated): Former Borg Marika Wilkarah gets a gold star for her "It tastes like a bird I once ate" line - a Borg take on "It tastes like chicken." (BTW why didn't anyone on Voyager notice that a random Bajoran was in the Delta Quadrant?)

Star Trek Thought of the Day (Dec 1): As a kid, I used to write down/draw my ideas for superheroes, mystery stories, and Star Trek. Star Trek stole my ideas on more than one occasion. Latest indignity: I created a series about Star Fleet Academy! Who had access to my cahiers?

Star Trek Thought of the Day (Nov 30): I will admit that I struggled with Discovery. I found it so fraught with emotional moments that I thought I was watching "This is Us in Space". Still, I would rather have flawed Trek than no Trek at all because...well, it's Trek!

One of your passions that can be safely aired on national television.

I’m happy for you as I know it’s one of your passions!

No cheating - post your current Lock Screen:

Star Trek Thought of the Day (Nov 29): I think I'm rather gutted that Shazad Latif (Ash Tyler/Voq) will not be in the Section 31 film. I was rather fond if I'm honest.

Star Trek Thought of the Day (Nov 28): Did you know that Hilary Shepard Turner who played enthusiastic aerobics instructor Yvonne (sufferer of an ill-timed charlie horse) on The Golden Girls also appeared on DS9 as both genetically engineered Lauren and ill-fated Ensign Hoya?

Star Trek Thought of the Day (Nov 26): Ever since I was a wain, I've always admired the sci-fi creativity of Star Trek writers, FX people, designers etc. And the hair stylists. Especially the hair stylists! You know what they say, "The higher the hair, the closer to Q."

Star Trek Thought of the Day (Nov 25): I have come to admire the Nebula Class starship and its successor, the Sutherland Class. A lovely friend of mine jokingly referred to the Nebula as Starfleet's 'hatchback' and I quite agree! Thanks for the metaphor, @ZoeKirkRobinson!

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Star Trek Thought of the Day (Nov 24): On a scale of one to ten, how wrong was it of me to spend so much of my teens thinking about this individual?

Star Trek Thought of the Day (Nov 23): I appreciated how Star Trek recognized talent and asked good actors back to take on different roles. Fionnula Flanagan played an old flame of Curzon Dax, one of T'Pol's role models, and Data's mum!