What was the name of the officer that commanded the Enterprise C back through the temporal anomaly to the past in "Yesterday's Enterprise?"

Rachel Garett. Rigel, I have no idea about Dukat, but here's another Q. An easy one

What was the original name of the second Defiant class starship assigned to DS9 and who allowed it to be changed to "USS Defiant"?

Ok, the answer to my question was Dukat, S.D.

Youre almost right CVN, Garret was the ENt-C's captain, but she dies before they go back through the rift. The officer in charge was their helm officer, Lt. Castilo.

Defiants replacement was the Sao Paulo.

Guess that covers everything Rigel. What's your next Q?

Actually, CVN, Captain Garett was the original Enterprise C captain, but she died in the TNG-era Klingon attack. Who Actually commanded the Ent C BACK to the past as originally asked?

Correct you are, Janusi.

Does anyone read?

Rigel answered that first!

Yup, sorry Rigel. Good job.
In case anyone's a super nerd for that episode, Castillo's first name was Ricahrd (which only his Mom and Tasha get to call him).

Shame they never did anything else with the Enterprise C. Would have been a good episode "The Battle Of Narendra III" (You can create it in Bridge Commander though)

With a few model downloads you can do it in SFC as well.

It would be interesting to watch the Ent-C in action though. It might have been a 'boring' time from a militaristic point of view, but it was the beginning of the peace that allowed the Ent-D to go in search of so many new worlds and cultures.

If it wasn't for that peace, the Enterprise-D might have seen a lot more action...damn that peace!

Well I suppose matress reads at least.

Since nobody else put down a question (I'm running out of good ones here people!), I ask another.

Who was the original captain of the Enterprise (1701, not NX-01)?

Capt. Robert April I believe

Sounds about right, what's your Q, LMan?

Who was the first Grand Nagus?

And to pad out the question a little bit, finish these incomplete Rules of Acquisition.

"A deal is a deal..."

"A contract is a contract is a contract..."

"Never make fun of a Ferengi's mother..."

"Home is where the heart is..."

until a better one comes along
but only between Ferengi
, better insult something he cares about
but the stars are made of latinum
heh, ROA are what makes the most sence in Star Trek

Nagus Gintt, or something like that right?

Even if I'm wrong, I'll ask a question.

What was the name of DS9's sister station?
Who was left in stasis to guard it? (which order)

Empok Nor, and i think it was the 3rd order :s there motto was "death to all" i remember that

i`ll keep the ball rolling even if im wrong

who designed the original enterprise?
why did it have so few windows?

Which star trek film was the only one yet to not contain a fatality? (and coincidentally the most critically acclaimed and widely accepted)

Jeffrey combs, the actor who played Brunt, weyoun and shran, originally applied for the role of which next generation character?

Which actor has appeared in the most star trek episodes overall?

I don't know the first one, but the second was The Voyage Home, and the third I think was Riker. I don't know the last one either. Was it Armin Shimmerman?

1. The 1701 was designed by Matt Jeffreys i think. Why it did have so few i don't know, maybe to save Special-effects

2. I think the film is The undiscovered Country.

3. Riker

4. Micheal Dorn as a maincharacter(Worf) in TNG and DS9.

A whole bunch of Klingons and a handful of Federation traitors died in ST6:The Undiscovered Country so its definitely not that one.

ST1: Not sure... that Deltan chick and her squeeze didn't exactly die, but... Wasn't there a trasnporter accident in this one?
ST2: Spock, bunch of Ent crew, and a shipful of augments
ST3: Klingons, Kirk's son
ST4: Some Klingons died I think (Not sure though) <== I pick this one
ST5: Can't remember (saw it only once) but I'm sure a bunch of peons ate it
ST6: Above
ST7: Kirk, etc.
ST8: Lots of Borgified Ent crew, bunch of people on earth
ST9: Data, Romulan Senate, lots of Ent Crew, and an assload of Remans

Thanks Janusi.

ST9: Lots of dudes died.
ST10: Romulan Senate, etc.

Well, depends how you define appearance. In one defenition, it would have to be Majel Barret I mean, how many times how you heard the Main computer. Btw, First Order, Third batallion

The supreme agency of Ferengi economy is called...?
Which building are they headquartered in?

And, which movie is it?

Star Trek IV (The Voyage Home) was the only episode in which nobody died onscreen. (I'll discuss later)

The movies and their estimated body counts:

ST: TMP
Two Starfleet officers in the transporter accident. The crews of three K'Tinga class battlecruisers and the Epsilon IX station are 'digitized', along with Ilea. I don't know if this causes or counts as death or not. Decker and the Ilea probe + V'Ger join into a new lifeform, and I don't think that counts as death, unless you want to start discussing 'Tuvix (VOY)' again!
Body Count: 2 confirmed, ca. 650 likely. Also McCoy's wits.

ST II: TWoK
About twenty cadets in the Enterprise engineering spaces, + Spock. Also Khan and between 20 - 50 other "Augments", and a good dozen Regula I scientists.
Body Count: 50 - 100.

ST III: TSfS
The crew of the Grissom, David Marcus, 11 of the 'dozen officers and men' of a Klingon Bird of Prey
Body Count: About 40 - 60.

ST IV: TVH
None observed directly onscreen. This is probably the correct answer, as far as the critics were concerned. BUT..... Was every ship affected by the Whale Probe as resourceful as the crew of the Yorktown (which managed to get back in time to be retired and re-named Enterprise-A)? Or were they all rescued? Or did many of them die in space? How many people were killed in the natural disasters on Earth? Even if none were killed outright, did any in intesive care die if power to the hospitals was ever, even temporarily lost?
Body Count: ZERO. (Anywhere between 0 and tens of thousands died offscreen, though!)

ST V: TFF
Only one, Sybok, absolutely confirmed dead. BUT..... The Krazy Kat Lady doesn't seem to be getting up out of the tub/bug zapper, a few of Sybok's minions or their enemies probably get it. A couple of the Starfleet security force probably die too, unless they get medical attention immediately.
Body Count: 1 confirmed, 2 likely (Krazy Kat Lady and 'God'), about a dozen others possibly.

ST: VI TUC
Chancellor Gorkon, his aide-de-camp, probably a couple other Klingons on Kronos I, Chang + the crew of the renegade Bird of Prey, Burke and Samno (Enterprise conspirators), Colonel West, Martia, the condemned prisoner, probably several crew members on the Excelsior and Enterprise, (at least Valtane, given the events of "Flashback (VOY)", but that's not officially in the movie.)
Body Count: 8 identifiable characters, add another dozen or so for the BoP, and a good dozen Starfleeters in the battles. At least 30, probably more like 50 - 60.

ST: GEN
Kirk (only when he really dies at the end - the El-Aurian refugees were probably similarly taken into the Nexus and thus can't really be called dead), Soran, Lursa, B'Etor + the crew of the Duras' Bird or Prey, at least five on the Observatory + at least one Romulan, the crew of the Romulan outpost the Duras sisters destroyed, Renee and Robert Picard.
Body Count: 12 seen, really more like 25 - 50.

ST: FC
Hawk, Adm. Hayes, thousands of Starfleet crew members in the Typhon Sector battle, a good dozen on 21st Century Earth, Borg drones on the order of the tens of thousands, one of the Borg "queens".
Body Count: At least 10,000. Probably more like 50,000, considering all the drones offed.

ST: INS
The crew of one Son'a Battleship, many casualties on another. Ru'afo, a couple of Baku, several Enterprise officers, the misguided Starfleet admiral, several Son'a aboard the Destroyer before its surrender.
Body Count: probably between 500 and 1,500, depending on the crew of the battleships.

ST: NEM
The Romulan Senate, the crew of the Scimitar, Data, Shinzon, the Viceroy, the crew of one of the Valdore-type Warbirds, many crew of the Valdore and Enterprise, whatever "Too many" Romulans killed in the coup means.
Body Count: Between 1,500 and the millions. We just don't know how many Romulans Shinzon killed in order to get power. Nor can we be sure the crew of the Scimitar.

CONCLUSION:
Star Trek IV is really the only viable answer, but there is still a pretty good chance people did die in the episode. Otherwise, the Trek movies have been surprisingly bloody.

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Aside from Majel Barrett, the most frequently appearing actor actually seen onscreen is Micheal Dorn, as Worf!
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Janusi, I believe you are correct in your Ferengi answers. Next question?