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Q) The screen chemistry with James Spader in Boston Legal seems very genuine. Are you close friends in real life because you seem to have the natural effortless on-screen presence of some of the all time great double acts? Simon Weitzman, Luton A) James and I are very close. I admire and feel very close to him BBC webpage, William Shatner takes questions from general public.

He said Fascinating a total of 49 times in the original series.

There are quite a few, it currently stands at:

NX-01

NCC-1701

NCC-1701-A

NCC-1701-B

NCC-1701-C

NCC-1701-D

NCC-1701-D (Future Version)

NCC-1701-E

NCC-1701-J (From a Future that may not happen)

the jump from Enterprise-E to J suggests a further 4, so the count stands 13

Altough, with the new 2009 Ster Trek movie, an alternate timeline was created,

so only 2 (NX-01, NCC-1701)(note: the NCC-1701 designs were also changed

slightly) currently exist

Star Trek: The Original Series episode airdates can be found on Memory Alpha, the Star Trek Wiki.

In the Original Star Trek Series Spok was Second in Command of the Enterprise NCC-1701.

In Star Trek The Next Generation Commander Willaim T. Riker is the Second in Command/First Officer of the USS Enterprise NCC-1701-D (Galaxy Class Starship used in the series)

The first Star Trek episode was called 'The Cage.' It starred Jeffrey Hunter as Capt. Christopher Pike. The pilot was rejected.

The episode was created in 1966, but did not air until October 1988. Parts of this episode were aired in the original series as flashbacks in the episode 'The Menagerie', which aired in November 1966.

The series was picked up with William Shatner playing the role of Capt. James T. Kirk.

The first episode of what is now referred to as Star Trek TOS (the orignal series) that aired is 'The Man Trap.' It was actually the 5th episode produced.

There was a pilot for Star Trek TOS called 'Where No Man Has Gone Before.' This episode was the first produced, but the 3rd to air as part of the first season of Star Trek in 1966.

I don't know but you can find it at Minifigscustoms.com under designs

The first ever Episode of Star Trek TOS was premiered 1st September 1966. It was called "The Cage". For more information on Star Trek TOS Episodes please visit the link in the Related Links Section.

In the original series (Gene Roddenberry, 1966), the captain of the Enterprise was James Tiberius Kirk, and the first officer Spock. In Star Trek: The Next Generation (Gene Roddenberry, 1987), the captain is Jean-Luc Piccard, and the first officer William Thomas Riker. In the chronologically earlier series, Star Trek: Enterprise (Rick Berman, Brannon Braga, 2001), the captain of the Enterprise is Jonathan Archer, and the first officer T'Pol.

== == From what I remember, impulse speed was used to dock and leave a space station; so it would make sense that this form of movement has a low velocity (try parking a car at 80mph). Warp speed is supposedly faster than the speed of light, I think... So warp speed is faster than impulse speed. Warp speed, as above, is faster than light, whereas impulse speed is used to move around within a sector of space. Warp speed is much, much faster.

According to the Star Trek Encyclopedia, which uses the Okuda warp scale, impulse speed is 1/4 lightspeed, or 270 million km/h. Warp 1 is lightspeed, or 1078 million km/h. Any warp factor is considerably faster than impulse (or "sublight") engines.

No, George Kirk was played by Chris Hemsworth.

No. David Prowse played Darth Vader while James Earl Jones provided the voice

No, there are no built in 'cheat codes' for Star Trek Online, or any other MMORPG that requires a monthly fee, or even the free ones. However there are a number of programs out there that can allow an unfair advantage ingame, such as 'cheat engine'. However these are absolutely forbidden and if you're found to use them, you will be banned from the game.

You're being a bit vage but if you mean the sign that Vulcans use to greet each other then, hold out your hand with all your fingers together and then pointing up. Now with out using the other hand move your little finger and ring finger away from the middle finger and the index finger. Now say "Live long a prosper" and you're done!

The weapon most commonly used by Starfleet members and some others on Star Trek is the Phaser. The Phasers in TOS resemble small guns and are wielded by most crew on the Enterprise. They can be set to two settings. The first setting being stun which renders the victim unconscious for several minutes and causes some temporary problems when the victim becomes concious. The other setting being kill which obviously kills the victim. The stun setting is used much more frequently. The Phasers will very rarely begin to beep rapidly indicating that it is about to explode. The crew will distance themselves from the weapon and drop to the ground. There are also a MUCH larger forms of this weapon mounted on the Enterprise. These Phasers are used in Ship to Ship combat and are occasionally used as means to break through force fields or sheilding on a planet. Although these two Phasers use the same technology, they do not share many characteristics beside this.

You must be referring to the death of his wife in 1999. No of course not. He wasn't arrested, even suspected, let alone tried for murder. Her death was ruled an accident.

A man by the name of Alexander Courage wrote the theme song for the show, and the music itself was created with a synthesizer. There is also a sound in the theme reminiscent of a theremin, but it is actually being sung by a woman by the name of Loulie Jean Norman.

S'chn T'gai Spock. Spock is his last name.

Jim is a normal nickname for someone whose full name is James.

Scott Bakula was married to Krista Neumann until approximately 1995 when it was announced they had filed for divorce.

Scott lived with Chelsea Field, with whom he has 2 children, since approximately November 1995 but they were not married until 2007 or later. Wedding ring was first noticed in a picture on Trek Day, a Star Trek related event in support of the WGA, which was then on strike.

The first episode of Star Trek aired September 8, 1966 and ran through June 3, 1969 and was produced by DesiLu Productions. The series ran for 79 episodes and was canceled after three seasons.

A Klingon is a fictional alien race from the Star Trek science fiction television and movie franchise. The Klingons began in the original Star Trek series as enemies of the United Federation of Planets which is the governing body which the protagonists serve as part of Starfleet. But in later versions of the series the fierce Klingons became allies.

Kate Mulgrew made around $60K per episode, so considering there is 172 episodes and assuming she featured in all of them, then she made around $10,320,000. ($10.3 million)