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Lady Callista

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 I`ve seen almost every episode, and have most of them on tape. I have tons of books and other resources to look up the things I don`t know off the top of my head. I love Star Trek: TNG, and love talking about it. Although I have read some of the books, I'm probably not the best person to ask about those, however. Please restrict questions to the shows and movies with the NG crew. Thanks.

Matt Peterson

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 In addition to being a long-time fan of the show, I served for five years as a trivia coordinator for America Online`s Star Trek Fan Club, where I wrote and hosted live chat room trivia games.

John Zalewski

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 I can answer questions about the Enterprise, her crew, and the alien races which frequented the show. I've watched every episode, some several times, so I can answer many questions about plot, characters, or other things you'd like to throw at me! I can't answer questions about the other 4 Star Trek series. I can try, but my knowledge of those series is not as great as my TNG expertise. I also cannot answer questions about the 'behind the scenes' of the show: the show's production, the actors/actresses, etc. I know the names of the actors but that's about it!

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2012-02-05 Star Trek:TNG:

I don't think any dimensions have ever been given in the show or any reference work that I've read, but if I had to guess, I would say it is about 8 feet (2.5 m) high and 12 feet (3.5 m) wide. This is

2011-12-13 Star Trek budgets.:

Thanks for the very interesting question! I'll answer your questions directly first, then add my own thoughts:    1) Visual effects are expensive, and that was more true in the days of the original series

2011-12-08 Yesterday's Enterprise:

Thanks for your question!    I'm not sure that the Federation was actually at war with the Romulans in the alternate timeline of "Yesterday's Enterprise". The Enterprise-C was attempting to defend a Klingon

2011-11-26 The Neutral Zone:

Hi Michael,    Although this episode does seem like it should have a second part, there is not one.  The question of what exactly happened to the bases is never answered, although later episodes have led

2011-11-16 Q Continuity:

I don't have any explanations better than yours (i.e. continuity errors). :)     Any explanation I could make up -- for example, in "True Q", perhaps the Q decided never again to make a Q mortal after

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