Enterprise -

What was the Cochrane? quite fitting, eh?

Which was the FIRST galaxy outside the Milky Way that the Enterprise-D travelled to in "Where No One Has Gone Before (TNG)"?

Riker served aboard the IKC Pagh.
The commander was Captain Kargon, the officer who Riker
he punched was Lieutenant Klang (or some spelling derivative).




What surprised Riker when he tried the Klingon Fare aboard the Pagh that he failed to anticipate while sampling Klingon food in the Enterprise?

And what did the Klingon who explained it to him rather meekly say?

Well you were right in your answer Jarok, and sense I dont know the answer to yours (and it doesnt seem lke anyone else does) I'll ask another question.

What does Qapla mean?

I think the closest proximity is thankyou/goodbye. The isn't an actual translation in english.

This is the first time i've actually posted on this thread, so i'm supposed to ask a question, right?

Ok then, since no-one will be able to answer that yet, here goes: -

What exactly did the Venus drug do? I never saw that episode of TOS!

Qapla is supposed to litterally mean 'Success'. Your question, I have no idea.

I checked a Klingon dictionary, it says your definition, but it also says that you shouldn't take the literal definition, since it can result in confusion. Approximations tend to make more sense in english, but make it less 'klingony'.

Success is obviously a more Klingon way of saying goodbye, but when you translate one language into another, meaning is always going to be lost/changed.

I'm just worming my way out, I suppose...

Wormy little matress. You toDSaH!

The Venus drug made ugly women look pretty, basically (guess they lost their alcohol)

now for a question, "What terminal disease was McCoy diagonsed with in "For the World is Hollow and I Have Touched the Sky"" (don't ask how i remember this)

How do you remember the episode title?

The disease was xenopolycythemia. Mccoy almost stayed behind on the planet, because of the disease and a certain woman...

Ok then...what was the reason for the Yeager class's odd design?

1 LCARS Desgin and Construction display
1 Unlimited budget
4 ASDB engineers
26 hours
and 38 bottles of syntehol

Just kidding

It's one of those FREAKS!
They mated an Interprid with a Pelegrin...
JucH!

Are you kidding?

There is no WAY that 38 bottles of Synthale would get ASDB-reject designers drunk enough to barf up that monstrosity!!!

Synthale just doesn't have enough detrimental effects!
Now maybe Bloodwine or Romulan Ale.....

Rigel: The answer was Gagh (Riker tried it dead on the Enterprise before he left, and when it was still moving in the Pagh's mess hall, the officer meekly pointed out that "Gagh is best when served live....") Anyway...

What was the name of Captain LaForge's starship in the alternate future of the Voyager episode "Timeless"? Extra credit if you also get the class correct!

I REMEMBER!!!
It was a Galaxy class! ... aaaaaaaa... USS... Chalenger?

I know it was the first appearance of the Intrepid class, and I think its name was the USS Bellerophon.

Wether or not im right or not, I'll add another part to this question. Who was the namesake of that ship (Bellerophon), and what did he do. (Not a ST question, so lets see how you guys do. )