"Star Trek": TV Show Quiz #1

Answer: pocket watch

The ship had taken heavy damage and they were still in danger. Captain Janeway gave the watch back to Chakotay feeling that it could be replicated into a hypospray or a pair of boots.

Answer: "Yesterday's Enterprise" and "All Good Things"

A shuttle craft with Deanna Troi aboard had crashed. The rescue team found the shuttle craft covered by a black gooey substance. The black goo was actually a creature that called itself Armus. Tasha was zapped by the creature as she approached the craft.

She later died from her injuries aboard the Enterprise. (Denise Crosby was originally cast as Deanna Troi, but changed characters before production began.)

Answer: "Q Who"

The god-like Q had whisked the Enterprise an incredible 7000 light years into Borg territory in response to Captain Picard's statement that the Enterprise crew was ready for whatever awaited them.

Answer: Fesarius

"The Corbimite Maneuver" was a bluff made by Captain Kirk. He said that the Enterprise had a device on board that would deflect any attack back at the attacking ship.

Answer: Annika Hansen

In the episode "The Raven" we learn parts of her life before the Borg. She is seen as a six year old with her parents, who also get assimilated.

Answer: "Mirror, Mirror"

A transporter accident during an ion storm sends Captain Kirk and his landing party to a parallel universe. There they find a Federation where murder is an accepted way to advance in the ranks.

Answer: "Star Trek: Voyager"

"The 37's" gave the explanation that Earhart was abducted by aliens when she went missing in 1937. Captain Janeway discovers her and several others and releases them from stasis. Earhart and the others are faced with the choice of going with the Janeway or staying behind and being part of a new society.

Answer: "Balance of Terror"

"The Changeling" was developed into "Star Trek: The Motion Picture" and "Space Seed" was made into "Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan".

Answer: None of them

It is actually a common phrase spoken by Captain Picard from "Star Trek: TNG". He would say it when someone made a suggestion or after giving a command.

Answer: Jonathan Frakes

The first was "The Offspring". He also directed several others including "Reunion" and "Cause and Effect".

Answer: Doctor Crusher

The Enterprise gets caught in a time loop and we see the hand played out several times. Each time they replay the hand, they get the feeling that they have done it before. That leads to the crew slowly figuring out what is happening, but they don't know how to stop it.

Answer: The Omega Directive

The Omega Directive states that any captain that encounters the Omega Particle will use any means at their disposal to destroy them. This includes breaking The Prime Directive. "Star Trek: Voyager" deals with this in the appropriately named episode "The Omega Directive".

Answer: Robert Lansing

With a nuclear missile off course, Kirk must decide whether or not Seven is there to prevent a war or to start one. Robert Lansing guest starred in quite a few shows in the 1960's including "Twilight Zone" and "I Spy".

Answer: USS Excelsior

When the Excelsior tries to go to warp, it sputters and comes to a stop. On the Enterprise, Mr. Scott says "The more they over think the plumbing, the easier it is to stop up the drain".

Answer: "The Inner Light"

Captain Picard was knocked unconscious by an alien probe. While he was still knocked out, Picard lived out his life. Complete with a wife and children This is when he learned to play the flute. When he woke up on the Enterprise, he found out that he had only been unconscious for 25 minutes. (The flute, which could not be played, sold at auction in 2006 for $48,000.)