Errr, one of you two should have put up the next question

Lt. "Ritchie" Castillo was the Enterprise-C's helmsman, and was the ranking officer after Garrett's death during a Klingon attack. He subsequently commanded the ship on its suicidal return mission, and was likely killed at some point (probably by Sela.... )

He could, however, be in his late fifties taking a hard long look across his cluttered......Romulan detention cell.



What was the human name taken by the 'immortal being' in "The Survivors (TNG)"?

(or rather )

Keiko 'knew' Miles was alive because she saw him drink coffee in the afternoon on the security log, which he 'never' does, thus proving to her that the record of his and Bashir's deaths was forged.

However, it turns out that Keiko didn't know ALL of the Chief's mannerisms, since he says he "always" drinks coffee in the afternoon, so the whole thing was a glorious accident!

btw, I think the episode is called "Armageddon Game"

Hmmm... They drink the cocktails being served, I belive (for the poisoning Q)

About Troi, I remember a quote by Odo from that ep. Troi starts being conversational, and Odo is observing the power conduits (which prevent him from shapeshifting his way out). Troi asks what he's looking at, and he says: I was just wondering how many volts are running through that circuit Loved that one


I have no idea what that episode was, but let me take a wild guess. Bashir wanted to sleep with Dax

First species to ever enter the wormhole were in fact the Bajorans!
Remember Akorem Laan? (or some such spelling) He entered several hundred years before the series! It is just that since he didn't come back out until DS9, nobody knew about it!

he didnt traverse it though, he entered the wormhole and didnt come or go "through" so in the strictist sense im right

True..... forgot about that.


Then it was Dax and Sisko, so the Trill and Humans were the first to see where it went.

The first Gamma Quadrant species through the wormhole (officially) were the Wadi (Move Along Home, DS9), but I think you're right, the Tosk and the Hunters were probably the first, but not officially.