"Star Trek: TNG" - the Best "Star Trek" Series! Quiz

Answer: DeForest Kelley

DeForest Kelley had a quick cameo reprising his iconic role as Leonard McCoy, however he was ranked as an Admiral. When he was escorted to the shuttle by Data, he stated to him "I don't see any points on your ears, boy... but you sound like a Vulcan!" Data replied "No, sir. I am an android." McCoy turned away and grumbled to himself "Almost as bad."

Answer: Worf

Klingons seem to be an odd bunch... They lived for war and honor, but engaged in poetry reading after they "claimed" their mate. In one episode, Guinan discovered he liked prune juice.

Answer: USS Yamato

The Yamato was also a Galaxy-class starship considered to be the Enterprise's sister ship, and was destroyed during the season two episode "Contagion". The other starships were either mentioned or featured in an episode in the series.

Answer: Brent Spiner

Spiner portrayed Data, the second officer of the ship. He was unique in that he was an android, yet wished to be human. In multiple episodes the actor also portrayed Data's evil twin brother, Lore. Later in the series Spiner would also portray the creator of both Data and Lore, Dr. Noonian Soong.

In the "Star Trek: Nemesis" movie, Spiner portrayed B4, a prototype, less-developed brother of Data. During the TV series "Enterprise" Spiner portrayed Arik Soong, the grandfather of Noonian Soong.

Answer: Riker

At the end of the episode, Riker tried using his powers to give each of the senior staff what they wanted most. When they all turned him down, he realized what a fool he was and came to his senses.

Answer: Gates McFadden

Gates McFadden was released from her contract and she left the show. She was replaced with Diana Muldaur, who portrayed Dr. Kate Pulaski. The on-air reasons given was that Dr. Crusher took up an assignment back on Earth. Eventually Diana Muldaur asked to leave due to not wanting to commit to the rigours of being a main character on a primetime show.

The producers reached out to McFadden, who was also coaxed back by Patrick Stewart.

Answer: George Takei

Leonard Nimoy portrayed Spock during a two-part episode revolving around the unification of the Vulcans and Romulans. Mark Lenard reprised his Sarek role (Spock's father) whom Picard helps during a mission. James Doohan portrayed Scotty during an episode involving a Dyson sphere and finding Scotty who's been surviving in a transporter beam for 70+ years.

Answer: USS Pegasus

His first assignment was on the Pegasus (this was revealed late in the series) and was caught up in a mutiny that resulted in the deaths of most of the crew, as well as the cover-up of an illegal phasing device on the ship that not only cloaks a vessel, but can alter its composition so the ship can pass through solid material.

Answer: Guinan

The show left a lot of mystery surrounding the nature of their friendship but they both displayed an unshakable loyalty to each other throughout the series. Whoopi Goldberg got the role as she was a big "Star Trek" fan and asked for a recurring role.

Answer: Dwight Schultz

Dwight Schultz portrayed Lieutenant Reginald Barclay (or as Captain Picard accidentally called him: Lieutenant Broccoli). The character frequently stuttered and lacked self-confidence. In an episode where the entire crew de-evolved to primitive creatures he ended up having the condition that caused it named after him: Barclay's Proto-morphosis Syndrome.

Answer: The battle bridge

One of the children asked if they could see the battle bridge. Picard said no, and instead said he'd be taking them to places the children considered boring such as stellar cartography and the astrophysics lab. After the quantum filament disaster, he promised them another tour... starting with the battle bridge.

Answer: Kazon

The Kazon were introduced as one of the main aggressor species in "Star Trek: Voyager".

Answer: Borg

The Borg were a half living, half machine species that assimilated all those who dared to oppose them. Q catapulted the Enterprise to a far away sector and they encountered the Borg. Q ended up saving them, but it raised the thought that someday the Borg would reach Earth...

Answer: Data

While in charge of the USS Sutherland, Data figured out a way to expose the cloaked Romulan Warbird that Commander Sela was in. Once they were exposed, they turned away, the Duras side was overrun, and they lost.

Answer: Brent Spiner

Jonathan Frakes directed eight episodes: "Sub Rosa", "Attached", "The Chase", "The Quality of Life", "Cause and Effect", "The Drumhead", "Reunion", "The Offspring", and was subsequently chosen as the director of two feature-length movies.

Patrick Steward directed five episodes: "Preemptive Strike", "Phantasms", "A Fistful of Datas", "Hero Worship", "In Theory".

LeVar Burton directed two episodes: "The Pegasus", "Second Chances".

Gates McFadden directed one episode: "Genesis".