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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.
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I had to dig out my recording of the episode to find it, but I think the piece you are thinking of is the Brandenburg Concerto No. 3 by Bach. You can listen (and buy the MP3 version if you'd like) here:
Great question! I think that the "tech guys" on the show would probably say that the universal translator is capable of determining the context of what is being said and making a decision about whether
Hi David, Do you mean what happened at the end of the episode? Or do you just want a general summary of what took place on the planet? If that is the case, you might try looking up the episode information
First of all, I apologize for the delayed reply. My wife and I just had our second child, so we have been a bit busy! I have to confess that I'm not an expert on collectibles. The only thing that I
I haven't seen the Voyager finale in a few years, but I suspect that the writers were just cagey enough to leave themselves some loopholes so that someone in the future could bring the Borg back. I
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