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My understanding is there were licensing issues - probably over the numbers being sold or/and royalties being paid.

Touché - The phrase touché is often used in popular culture and general conversation-for example, in an argument or debate. If one person presents an argument and another delivers a clever or apt response, the first person may respond with "touché" as a way of acknowledging a good response.

Used to acknowledge a hit in fencing or a successful criticism or an effective point in argument.

It is never clarified, but hinted that in Endgame that they did not.

As of January 2018, every Star Trek TV series is streaming on Netflix.

Star Trek Discovery is streaming on Netflix outside the United States.

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If you mean the radio communication alphabet, Q is Quebec

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Pavel Chekhov for the original star trek(1966-1969), was portrayed by Walter Koenig born in 1936 currently 76. He is currently married to Judy Levitt since and they were wed in 1965.

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The negotiations began in the episode "Scorpion", but the alliance was not cemented until "Scorpion Part II"

It was mentioned in The Original Series episode "Where No Man Has Gone Before" that Gary Mitchell attended Starfleet Academy with Captain Kirk.

E=MC2 was a formula which explains that energy is the sum of mass and velocity squared, meaning that as something speeds up and hits something else, the energy is transferred to it from the weight and speed of the object hitting it.

That formula was written by Albert Einstein before or during the second world war. In Star Trek, this formula would be considered as mundane as many technologies were developed to counter the effect, like the inertial dampers on all vessels that prevent the sudden movement of anything aboard when they jump to light speed. (Tom Paris, on Voyager, explains that they cannot go to warp with the inertial dampers offline because they would become "stains on the back wall". This is where E=MC2, or rather, Newtons third law of motion comes into effect. For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.)

Basically, Einstein only interpreted this formula which has nothing to do with a science-fiction TV series.

Talos IV is the planet that appeared in The Cage, however, Captain Pike didn't remain on the planet.

You're referring to the illusion created for VIma that Pike remained on the surface.

Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan was released June 4, 1982 : look to www.imdb.com for more information .

Hey there... I've been searching for the same answer (as my wife won a set while in Vegas 10 years ago). While I can't say what it is worth for certain, I HAVE seen this set for sale at one site. Price - $399.00 As I told her (and I'll tell you the same), the actual value is what someone is willing to pay for it... Now, from what I'm seeing, the "potential" value may in fact increase in the very near future due to two events on the horizen... 1) The new Star Trek movie that is coming out and 2) They are CLOSING the Star Trek Experience (from where these coins come). These two reasons coupled with the price of silver, could drive the "value" of this set to $600 - $1000. Of course, finding someone that wants to drop anything at all is another call entirely. Sooooo... good luck to you (and us as well)! If anyone wants to buy this set, keep your eyes on Ebay! LOL

The Gorn appear 3 times,

TOS: "Arena"

TAS: "The Time Trap"

ENT: "In a Mirror, Darkly, Part 2" (Mirror Universe version of the gorn)

Vulcans are a species first introduced in Star Trek: The Original Series. I don't know how you can be a Star Trek fan without knowing what Vulcans look like, but I might as well lend my expertise. Vulcans are characterized by pointed ears, a blank expression, and (my own personal observation) long fingers. They also age to be quite old. While I have no factual basis for this statement, Ambassador Spock, who must have been about 28 in TOS, lived until sometime after Star Trek: Voyager. In Voyager's 6th season Lieutenant Commander Tuvok, who was 28 in the time of Excelsior-class starships, reached his 100th birthday. If you think you have met a Vulcan on the street and he has his ears covered, listen for the word "logical" or "illogical". They say it so often, it's not even funny. Unlike their Romulan cousins, the Vulcans pursued peace, knowledge, and logic. They have green blood. Other characteristics can be found by looking up "Vulcans" on Memory Alpha.

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It has a few meanings. It can mean:

1. Brother / sister / soul-brother /soul-sister

2. Friend

3. Lover / lifelong companian / soulmate

Mr.Cleans First name is "Veritably".This means"true or actual to its name". So pretty much all Mr.Clean products clean as his first name depicts. Mr.Cleans First name is "Veritably".This means"true or actual to its name". So pretty much all Mr.Clean products clean as his first name depicts.

That's just the type of thing that they prefer. The storyline of Star Trek may not appeal to them as much as the storyline of Star Wars. On Star Trek the good guys are not all good, and the bad guys are not all bad. Some people may be uncomfortable with this character shading which mirrors real life, and they prefer the straightforward good versus evil conflict of Star Wars. I think that clever peole like star trek and the rest of you just like the violence in star wars.