... NEVER have stated that we were the Borg. And if humans had been nice and humorous and had a sense of fun and gameplay. Again we would never have stated this. But we knew from Startrek of the dullness and boring and stupid nature of the serious humourless dull and violent aggressive and rude human. And we proved precisely the human reaction. We were a lot cleverer than you thought! And...

... levels and wavelengths unknown to humans. Thus the human TV show Startrek became known to us. It became known to us some time ... alter the nature of the Collective. As humans were shown on Startrek - as being phenomenally stupid and also violent, aggressive and showing ... very inferior to ours. As was very much evidenced in Startrek - humans are indeed as stupid as we thought they would be....

... characters..at anytime. Renee played Hercules's wife..forgot her name? Lucy was on an earlier episode playing a different character. I never watched any of the Startrek shows except Voyager. I just never could stay interested. And unfortunately I never saw Renee playing Deianeira. The only Herc shows I remember watching was the Action Pack shows when ...

... different characters..at anytime. Renee played Hercules's wife..forgot her name? Lucy was on an earlier episode playing a different character. I never watched any of the Startrek shows except Voyager. I just never could stay interested. And unfortunately I never saw Renee playing Deianeira. The only Herc shows I remember watching was the Action Pack shows when ...

... different characters..at anytime. Renee played Hercules's wife..forgot her name? Lucy was on an earlier episode playing a different character. I never watched any of the Startrek shows except Voyager. I just never could stay interested. And unfortunately I never saw Renee playing Deianeira. The only Herc shows I remember watching was the Action Pack shows when Tawny Kitaen ...

... unusual that though being a good sci-fi reader, till now I haven't watched a single Startrek episode. But I feel that it is high time, I should enjoy this series. Would you mind guiding me on the optimal sequence in which I should watch Startrek? Well, I must insist that you watch and discover it the way original Trekkies did: with the ...

..., till now I haven't watched a single Startrek episode. But I feel that it is high time,...> on the optimal sequence in which I should watch Startrek? Also, is it a must that I watch the older 1966 Startrek? Because I don't feel like spending time on a... fiction. Would it affect my understanding of current Startrek episodes? Thanks and regards, Jason If you are applying...

..., till now I haven't watched a single Startrek episode. But I feel that it is high time...> on the optimal sequence in which I should watch Startrek? Also, is it a must that I watch the older 1966 Startrek? Because I don't feel like spending time on a... fiction. Would it affect my understanding of current Startrek episodes? Thanks and regards, Jason Hi Jason, My wife ...

..., till now I haven't watched a single Startrek episode. But I feel that it is high time...> on the optimal sequence in which I should watch Startrek? Also, is it a must that I watch the older 1966 Startrek? Because I don't feel like spending time on a... fiction. Would it affect my understanding of current Startrek episodes? Thanks and regards, Jason Hi Jason, My wife ...

... Jaxtraw wrote: George Peatty wrote: On 22 Feb 2007 06:46:06 -0800, sandstorm_333@yahoo.com wrote: Thank you George for your reply. So if I watch 1966 Startrek, will it be interesting enough, I mean, considering the scientific developments ever since? Yes and no. Yes, the scientific developments since 1966 will not diminish your enjoyment of 1966 Trek....