Star Trek

Captain Christopher Pike was the fictional commander of the Starship Enterprise, from the Star Trek TV series, before Captain James Tiberius Kirk.

If it is a $10 one ounce fine silver then at present it will sell for £16 (thats just for the silver content) because it is a Star Trek Collectable expect that price to double. They should be selling on Ebay for around £30 (sterling)

The main actors in each of the Star Trek series are:

TOG - William Shatner, Leonard Nimoy TNG - Patrick Stewart, Jonathan Frakes, Brent Spiner DS9 - Avery Brooks Voyager - Kate Mulgrew Enterprise - Scott Bakula.

His parents were Jewish, and so is he.

The zippers are on the back.

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There are several ways, depending upon what you know. If you know where and approximately when your grandfather was born, look for a birth certificate. These are normally kept at the county level.

If you know where he died, request a copy of his death certificate, also usually kept at the county level.

Finally, if your grandfather died after 1936, you may request records from the Social Security Administration. The current fee is $27 per record when the Social Security Number is known, and $29 when the number is unknown or incorrect. You are charged the fee even if the SSA is unable to locate any information on the person.

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Jake Sisko from Deep Space Nine.

At present I can't recall anyone called Natasha, perhaps you mean Nyota Uhura or Tasha Yarr.

Gene Roddenberry first offered the role of Spockto DeForest Kelley.

The movie is Galaxy Quest, which isn't actually a star trek movie, just a comedy take off

2178. Terra Nova is admitted to the Federation. (Star Trek Charts, p. 32)

Star Trek Star Charts: The Complete Atlas of Star Trek.

2002. Cartography. ISBN 0743437705

The idea of that line was thought to have been originated by the actor Deforest Kelly who played Dr Leonard 'Bones' McCoy

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The movie happens in a different timeline or dimension to the original series.

Geordi was blind he used the visor to see sorta.

The first Star Trek episode to appear on TV was The Man Trap. It was about a monster that could make itself look look like anyone, including looking different to different people, and that would suck all the salt out of its victims, killing them. The episode originally aired on NBC on Thursday, September 8, 1966.

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however it often changes. this is the most common,

yes i am a total trekki

Spock, played by Leonard Nimoy, is referred to as Mr. Spock. Though, as a vulcan, it would be more polite to refer to him as: Spock, son of Sarek. ______________________________________________________________ This confusion may result from the fact that there were two Spocks at the same time. One was the real-life child psychologist Doctor Spock. The other was Mister Spock, a fictional character on Star Trek played by Leonard Nimoy. Gene Roddenberry was unaware of Doctor Spock when the Star Trek character was named Mister Spock. Following navy tradition from earth, Star Trek officers are referred to as Mister instead of by their actual rank. Spock was a lieutenant commander under Captain Pike, and a full commander under Captain Kirk, but he remained a science officer and a mister.

No.

There were twelve cast members in total who worked on both the Star Trek and the Gargoyles television series. These actors were already working together in Star Trek so were familiar with each others styles.

In terms of viewership during their original runs, Next Generation was by far the most popular of the series. By its second season it was the highest-rated syndicated show (of any genre) on the air. I don't know which one is, but my favorite is the original. As should yours be.

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