Any Trekkies

[John Bailey]

Just watched an episode of The Next Generation. It was the 7th season, the episode "Sub Rosa." About ten minutes into the episode, Dr. Crusher and Counselor Troi go into Dr. Crusher's grandmother's house. Look closely, you'll see evidence that "NaNa" was a woodworker.

Happy sleuthing.:)

John

[John Schreiber]

Don't make me admit anything that I shouldn't.



Live long and prosper.

[Andy Hoyt]

I will only admit to the fact that "the good of the many outweigh the good of the one".

[Bobby McCarley]

"Live Long and Prosper Mr Bailey"

Bobby

[Rob Russell]

Another one who won't admit to being a Trekkie ... :)

[Roy Wall]

Make it so.........

[Jeffrey Fusaro]

tribbles DO make good ear plugs...:D

[Chris Padilla]

I "trekked" last September through a small section of Yosemite...although I did leave my Spock ears in the truck... :p

[Ken Werner]

resistance is futile

[Al Willits]

Bones, can you cure this guy?
Damnit Jim, I'm a doctor not a .....er....nevermind.

Al....who's boldly going nowhere, but making good time doing it.

[Jeffrey Fusaro]

Al....who's boldly going nowhere, but making good time doing it.

HA! good one! what a hoot!

looks like you have found yourself a tag line for your signature. :D

[John Bailey]

Looks like most of you are older since you site lines from the original, not "Next Generation.":D You have to be quick to see it - not to mention having to take your eyes off Ms. Gates and Ms. Sirtis - but right there in "NaNa's" living room, or great room, is one sweet looking woodworking bench equiped with a nice shoulder vice. Of course, she's using it for a table with do-dad's and flowers.:(

Enough sleuthing for today, I'm off to 10-forward to relax.

"Engage" - John

[Ron Journeau]

He's dead, Jim

[Tim Wagner]

well i have seen all episodes, all generations, about 50 times. have them all on DVD too. now I will have to pull thet episode and see what you were talking about. ok. going to light my candel now.

[Mike Cutler]

Do ya' think we'll be able to work "Transparent Aluminum" with a table saw?

[John Bailey]

well i have seen all episodes, all generations, about 50 times. have them all on DVD too. now I will have to pull thet episode and see what you were talking about. ok. going to light my candel now.

You're my kind of guy Tim!!

John

[Gary Herrmann]

Dang, and here I sit in my red star trek shirt. Guess I better not go down to the shop.

[Travis Porter]

I have watched every episode of TNG multiple times, but I don't recall an episode where Troi and Crusher go to her grandmother's.

Is this on the Holodeck? What else happens?

I do miss that show. I didn't watch it the first couple of seasons, but after I did get started, I didn't miss an episode.

We are the Borg. Resistance is futile. You will be assimilated.

[John Bailey]

I have watched every episode of TNG multiple times, but I don't recall an episode where Troi and Crusher go to her grandmother's.

Is this on the Holodeck? What else happens?

I do miss that show. I didn't watch it the first couple of seasons, but after I did get started, I didn't miss an episode.

We are the Borg. Resistance is futile. You will be assimilated.

"Sub Rosa" is the episode that takes place on a "Teraforma" colony of Scottish decent. Crusher's grandmother has died and Crusher discovers some kind of being that needs a body to live in. This "being" is a very handsome, loving and passionate guy that has seduced Crusher's female ancestors for 800 years. He tries to get Crusher to resign her commision in Starfleet and stay with him.

That's it in an escape pod.

John

[Bryan Somers]

I guess I'll come out of the closet too because I am functioning within normal parameters.

I do remember that episode but have only seen it once I do remember that it was a little hard to follow.

[John Bailey]

I guess I'll come out of the closet too because I am functioning within normal parameters.

I do remember that episode but have only seen it once I do remember that it was a little hard to follow.

It was not one of the best episodes, but, it did have a woodworking bench with a cool shoulder vise - that's gotta' count for something.

John

[Travis Porter]

Ahhh.. Now I remember. Crusher reading her grandmother's diary and so forth.

[Tim Wagner]

wouldn't it be great to live 800 years and have women after women. Of course, I am not married so I may not know what I am saying. LOL:eek:

[Martin Shupe]

wouldn't it be great to live 800 years and have women after women. Of course, I am not married so I may not know what I am saying. LOL:eek:

Well, I'm married, and I think it would be great. (But don't tell me wife.:D)

I've watched all the Star Treks since the original. The only one I didn't like was DS9. I actually liked Enterprise the best, and I was really bummed when it was cancelled. I thought Bakula made a great Captain, and the Vulcan gal was a hottie.

[Tim Wagner]

he was a good captian, but the show was doomed from the start. the idea of jumping back in time, instead of moving forward, just sucked.

[Bill Lewis]

I heard a rumor that there is to be either another series, or a movie that also jumps back in time to a time when Kirk was much younger. I don't know the validity of the rumor, and I am very fuzzy on the specifics. Let me go do a mind meld and I'll get back to you on this.

[Travis Porter]

There is a movie in the works. I forget who is producing it, but it was someone who produces something like Lost, 24, or Alias. Can't remember.