Star Trek Trivia

1. The ship was heading through a region of space where the crew was falling asleep uncontrollably. One crew member was able to thwart the aliens causing this by using a technique he/she learned from his/her ancestors. Who was this crew member?

From Quiz "Star Trek: Voyager" Character and Plot

Answer: Chakotay

Chakotay was able to make it onto the planet where the aliens existed. He woke up one of the sleeping aliens and showed them that he was willing to kill himself to save his crew by blowing up their hideaway. The aliens chose to let them go.

From Quiz An Enterprising Voyage

Answer: 'Star Trek: TOS' and 'Star Trek: TNG'

The first 'Star Trek' episode aired on September 8th, 1966. Although the series only ran for three seasons, it continued to gain fans through reruns in syndication. 'Star Trek: The Next Generation' aired for the first time in September of 1987, more than 20 years later.

From Quiz Head-Scratching "Star Trek"

Answer: Worf

Garak asks Worf to sponsor him to the Academy while the two in the Runabout in the Gamma Quadrant. It is revealed in the same scene that it was all a hoax and that Garak was simply practicing his lying.

From Quiz "Star Trek": Starbases

Answer: Starbase 11

As shown in the episode, "Court Martial." This was also the starbase Capt. Pike resided at after his heavy exposure to delta rays.

From Quiz Famous Last Words of 'Star Trek'

Answer: if only

The last line, "if only", is a prophetic one. Spoken by Captain Kirk, the line refers to Dr. Janice Lester, a genius whose thirst for power destroyed her, but the line may also refer to the untimely cancellation of 'Star Trek'.

From Quiz Tough "Trek" Trivia V

Answer: Seven

The first one was seen in the "TOS" two-parter "The Menagerie", with a badly-disfigured Fleet Captain Christopher Pike able to only activate a light to indicate "yes" or "no" responses. In the movie "Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home", the old lady who regrew a kidney (thanks to a pill from McCoy), expressed her joy at the event while being carted around the hospital ward in a wheelchair. Fast-forward to the "TNG" episode "Too Short a Season", in which an elderly Starfleet admiral named Mark Jameson (Clayton Rohner) suffered from the crippling Iverson's Disease... That is, until he started a rejuvination therapy so he may face an old adversdary one more time. Next came "Descent, Part I", in which Professor Stephen Hawking is playing poker with Data in the holodeck. Professor Hawking has Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (Lou Gehrig's Disease), and he has been confined to a wheelchair since the early 1980s. The "DS9" episode "Melora" centered around a young Starfleet ensign named Melora Pazlar (Daphne Ashbrook), an Elaysian woman whose home planet has a low gravity. The "Enterprise" episode "Carpenter Street" showed the sedated subjects of the Xindi-Reptilians' bioweapon research being carted to their beds in a wheelchair. And in the "Enterprise" episode "Daedalus", Dr. Emory Erickson, the inventor of the Transporter, was confined to a wheelchair due to a severe back injury.

From Quiz "Star Trek" Trivia

Answer: Captain Garrovick

"Obsession" ("TOS"). The episode established that the Farragut was Kirk's first assignment after leaving the Academy. Kirk states that Garrovick was "my commanding officer from the day I left the Academy".

From Quiz Starfleet Academy: Medical Doctor Exam

Answer: Create a holographic doctor of a mass murderer.

"Voy" episode "Nothing Human" - The Doctor creates a holographic representation of Crell Moset, a Cardassian who made many headways into medical research. Oh, he also killed a lot of Bajorans in the process. Torres refuses to be treated by this hologram and one of the members of the crew is mad because members of his family died at Moset's hands. In the end, Moset is able to save Torres, but then his program is ultimately deleted.
This story is a great parallel to what happened in Nazi Germany during World War II. There were horrible experiments performed on prisoners, but those experiments provided valuable scientific information. The dilemma is should that knowledge be used so those people did not die in vain, or should it be destroyed as the knowledge was obtained in an extremely unethical manner?

From Quiz Tough "Trek" Trivia II

Answer: Lore

While Lore has the capability to express emotions and to incorporate informal speech patterns (such as the use of contractions), he was constructed before Data, not after. When the colonists on Omicron Theta became intimidated (even frightened) by Lore, Soong created Data, who had an incorporated ethical subsystem, no emotions, and use of formal speech patterns ("TNG" episode "Datalore").

From Quiz A Quick "Star Trek: The Animated Series" Quiz

Answer: 1973-1974

There were 22 episodes.

From Quiz "Star Trek" General Knowledge

Answer: Charles Tucker III

Trip has been in Starfleet for twelve years, and has known Archer for eight. The duo shares a strong bond, and once endured harsh survival training in the Australian outback together.

From Quiz 'Star Trek' Misc.

Answer: Captain Robert April

Robert April preceded Christopher Pike who preceded Kirk.

From Quiz Which Series?

Answer: The Next Generation

The episode is "Encounter at Farpoint." Q makes his first appearance and puts Picard (and others) on trial - trying to see if humans deserve to live in the universe. Meanwhile, they investigate Farpoint Station, which turns out to be a living being trapped on the surface.

From Quiz "Star Trek" Mixture

Answer: He was tortured

The Doctor gets his portable holo-emitter in this episode. Making him foot loose and fancy free.

From Quiz Star Trek Episodes: Which Series?

Answer: TNG & The Next Generation

This was the series opener. We meet Q for the first time.

From Quiz 'Trek' Questions That Make You Go Hmmmm?

Answer: A predisposed notion of Vulcans harbored by Terrans since First Contact.

As demonstrated in the program 'Enterprise,' we see that many officers in Star Fleet harbor ill will toward Vulcans because of first contact.

From Quiz 'Star Trek' Trivia

Answer: The Delta Quadrant

Voyager was stranded in the Delta Quadrant where they encountered the Borg.

From Quiz Alltrek

Answer: That was Gene Roddenberry's middle name

The creator of 'Star Trek',who was married to Majel Barret, was called Gene Wesley Roddenberry.

From Quiz 'Star Trek' Time Travel

Answer: Allow a woman to die that he could've saved

Kirk falls in love with his landlady, Edith Keeler, before Spock determines that she must die, or else the US will enter WWII too late to prevent Germany's takeover of Earth.

From Quiz 'Star Trek' Trivia

Answer: Kevin Reilly

He was under the PSI 2000 virus' influence. He sang this over the shipwide intercom after he commandiered Engineering.

From Quiz Fractured "Star Trek" Characters

Answer: Doctor McCoy

Doctor Leonard McCoy is the Chief Medical Officer aboard the original Enterprise. He's brilliant, but cantankerous, and possesses a dry wit that he often employs against Spock, the crew's half Vulcan First Officer and Science expert. Both McCoy and Kirk are good friends, with a relationship that verges on brotherly, although the same doesn't exactly describe the relationship between Spock and McCoy. Spock's relentless logic tends to get under McCoy's skin at times, and if Vulcans could be described as having a sense of humour, the thought sometimes occurs that Spock is deliberately pulling McCoy's suspicious leg.

From Quiz "Star Trek" Flashbacks

Answer: Tog

In "Menage a Troi" Lwaxana was kidnapped by Tog and forced to remove her clothing aboard his ship. Riker used a chess match to escape from his cell so he could send a signal to Captain Picard using the ships engines. Wesley decoded the message and delivered it to Picard who rescued Lwaxana, Riker, and Deanna from Tog's ship and returned them to the Enterprise. She still does not like what happened that day and since then has been known to hate the Ferengi.

From Quiz An Enterprising Voyage

Answer: the ship's captain

William Shatner, who played Captain James T. Kirk, did the voiceover for 'Star Trek: The Original Series'. Patrick Stewart, who played Captain Jean-Luc Picard did the voiceover for 'Star Trek: The Next Generation' Majel Barrett was the voice of the ship's computer on all the 'Star Trek' series, but she never did the introduction. 'Star Trek' never had an introduction done by multiple characters. The science fiction show 'Babylon 5' had a similar explanatory introduction, which was given by different characters in different seasons of the show, and by multiple voices in season 4.

From Quiz Head-Scratching "Star Trek"

Answer: "...I will personally fire the photons that will destroy you!"

The Cardassians of course don't listen and before Dukat and Sisko can reach them, a Maquis attack fighter destroys them.

From Quiz "Star Trek": Starbases

Answer: Commodore Mendez

As seen in the episodes "The Menagerie, parts I and II." A projection of him, created by the Talosians, rode in a shuttlecraft with Kirk to pursue the Enterprise, and also presided over Spock's subsequent court martial.

From Quiz Famous Last Words of 'Star Trek'

Answer: "Turnabout Intruder"

In "Turnabout Intruder" the Enterprise is called to the planet Camus II, where Dr. Janice Lester exchanges bodies with Captain Kirk in order to take control of the Enterprise.

From Quiz Tough "Trek" Trivia VI

Answer: Sally Kellerman & Kellerman

Dr. Dehner was a psychologist who specialized in the effects of long-distance space voyages on people. She and Gary Mitchell (Gary Lockwood) were struck by some kind of ESP-inducing anomoly while the Enterprise crossed the Great Barrier at the edge of the galaxy. Sally Kellerman is perhaps best known as "Hot Lips" Houllihan in the movie "MASH" (1970), which also co-starred Rene Auborjonois (Odo) and John Schuck (the Klingon ambassador from "Star Trek IV" and "Star Trek VI").

From Quiz Tough "Trek" Trivia V

Answer: Constitution

The highly-publicized test flight of Space Shuttle Enterprise was also in 1976, the year of the U.S. Bicentennial. In keeping with the heightened patriotism, the shuttle's name was originally Constitution. But a letter-writing campaign by "Star Trek" fans petitioned NASA to change the first shuttle's name to Enterprise. Well, since many NASA scientist were (and still are) fans of "Star Trek", the shuttle's name was changed to reflect the spirit of space exploration inspired by "Star Trek". NOTE - The NASA website erroneously calls 1976 "the U.S. Constitution's Bicentennial", as the Constitution was actually presented on September 17, 1787, ratified by nine of the original 13 states by June 1788, and ratified by the remaining four states by 1791. In truth, 1976 was the bicentennial of the Declaration of Independence, which was signed by John Hancock and 55 other members of the Continental Congress on July 4, 1776, for presentation to King George III of England. The Declaration of Independence was the cornerstone event of the American Revolution, which had begun a year earlier. King George eventually recognized the United States of America as in independent nation in 1783. (Okay... I'll put my flag down now...) :)

From Quiz Tough "Trek" Trivia III

Answer: Marc Alaimo

Best known as Gul Dukat on "DS9", Marc Alaimo also played in several episodes of "TNG", including as the first Cardassian seen in "Star Trek", Gul Macet ("The Wounded"), in 1991. Prior to that, he was the Antican delegate Badar N'D'D in "Lonely Among Us", and Romulan Commander Tebok in "The Neutral Zone" (both in 1987). And he also did play a human, the 19th Century poker player Frederick LaRouque, in "Time's Arrow, Part I". Of the other listed actors, James Sloyan has played a Romulan and a Klingon on "TNG", the Bajoran Dr. Mora Pol on "DS9", and a Haakonian on "Voyager". Suzie Plakson was a Vulcan and a Klingon (okay...half-human/half-Klingon) on "TNG", a member of the Q Continuum on "Voyager", and an Andorian on "Enterprise". And Vaughn Armstrong (Admiral Forrest of "Enterprise"), has had numerous guest roles in "Star Trek", including two Klingons, a Cardassian, a Romulan, two Kreetassans, a Hirogen, and more.

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