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[Moonbase2]

I knew that! I always tried to notice it too, and yeah, he was good at hiding it.

[sto_vo_kor_2000]

I knew that! I always tried to notice it too, and yeah, he was good at hiding it.

Hey girl how are you??????

[Insurgent]

I knew that! I always tried to notice it too, and yeah, he was good at hiding it.

It was only the end of his finger, not the whole thing. There's a scene in ST5 when he's carrying some juice or something that Uhura got him and you can see his finger is shorter. But that's the only time I've spotted it on screen.


However, I have just discovered Voyager could have been alot worse. The original actress for Janeway was Geneviève Bujold. Now that's bad. But it isn't even the scene, here's another scene with her in and she's terrible. I'm glad they switched to Mulgrew. At least Mulgrew knew how to act, she sounded like she knew what she was talking about.

[sto_vo_kor_2000]

I knew that! I always tried to notice it too, and yeah, he was good at hiding it.

It was only the end of his finger, not the whole thing. There's a scene in ST5 when he's carrying some juice or something that Uhura got him and you can see his finger is shorter. But that's the only time I've spotted it on screen.
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I'm not sure what you saw in that shot of ST5 but he did lose the whole finger........I know because I shook the mans hand many years ago at a convention.
Here is a clip from a book signing he did back in 87
http://youtube.com/watch?v=do1lwQ9ij_Q
if you want more proff I can post a bunch of videos or pics.

[Insurgent]

You're right. I seem to be saying that alot to you lately.

I can see on that vid it's his right hand and the finger is clearly missing.


And now I think about it, it was his left hand he was carrying that juice in. It's a scene when he's walking down the corridor, talking to Uhura near the start. Perhaps he just had his finger curled around the carton thing, which is why it looked shorter than it should be.

[sto_vo_kor_2000]

You're right. I seem to be saying that alot to you lately.

I can see on that vid it's his right hand and the finger is clearly missing.


And now I think about it, it was his left hand he was carrying that juice in. It's a scene when he's walking down the corridor, talking to Uhura near the start. Perhaps he just had his finger curled around the carton thing, which is why it looked shorter than it should be.

No big deal.......You dont have to say I'm right!I only know because at a convention he told the story about how he lost his finger....and then he shook as many hands as he could before he left the room, and I was one of those hands.That was my first Star Trek convention.

[Insurgent]

You're right. I seem to be saying that alot to you lately.

I can see on that vid it's his right hand and the finger is clearly missing.


And now I think about it, it was his left hand he was carrying that juice in. It's a scene when he's walking down the corridor, talking to Uhura near the start. Perhaps he just had his finger curled around the carton thing, which is why it looked shorter than it should be.

No big deal.......You dont have to say I'm right!I only know because at a convention he told the story about how he lost his finger....and then he shook as many hands as he could before he left the room, and I was one of those hands.That was my first Star Trek convention.

I only say you're right when I'm proven beyond a shadow of a doubt I'm wrong. Which you did. Thanks to video and my screwed up memory that I really should have checked.

I wish I could go to a ST convention, but there aren't any round here. Though a local museum has got in a whole bunch of props and stuff twice now, which I went to. And there was that museum in LA.

So I haven't met or shaken hands with any of the cast members, but I have sat in the command chairs of Kirk and Picard. And sneakily touched one of the shuttles used for filming in the last episodes of Enterprise on Paramount lot (which would have gotten me kicked out if I was found, despite the tour guide encouraging me to). Now I'm just bragging, but hey. I haven't met anyone from the show.

[Wheeljack35]

Check this out

CBS is considering a new animated Trek for the web

http://trekmovie.com/2006/12/13/cbs-con ... ek-series/

[sto_vo_kor_2000]

You're right. I seem to be saying that alot to you lately.

I can see on that vid it's his right hand and the finger is clearly missing.


And now I think about it, it was his left hand he was carrying that juice in. It's a scene when he's walking down the corridor, talking to Uhura near the start. Perhaps he just had his finger curled around the carton thing, which is why it looked shorter than it should be.

No big deal.......You dont have to say I'm right!I only know because at a convention he told the story about how he lost his finger....and then he shook as many hands as he could before he left the room, and I was one of those hands.That was my first Star Trek convention.

I only say you're right when I'm proven beyond a shadow of a doubt I'm wrong. Which you did. Thanks to video and my screwed up memory that I really should have checked.

I wish I could go to a ST convention, but there aren't any round here. Though a local museum has got in a whole bunch of props and stuff twice now, which I went to. And there was that museum in LA.

So I haven't met or shaken hands with any of the cast members, but I have sat in the command chairs of Kirk and Picard. And sneakily touched one of the shuttles used for filming in the last episodes of Enterprise on Paramount lot (which would have gotten me kicked out if I was found, despite the tour guide encouraging me to). Now I'm just bragging, but hey. I haven't met anyone from the show.

I used to be a rent a cop and my company was contracted to do security at a few of the conventions that would pass trew NYC so I met a few of the cast ffrom TOS,TNG and DS9.I also met Avery Brooks [Sisko]trew his daughter...my brothers 2nd wife went to school with her.

[sto_vo_kor_2000]

Check this out

CBS is considering a new animated Trek for the web

http://trekmovie.com/2006/12/13/cbs-con ... ek-series/

[sto_vo_kor_2000]

All right guys .......whats your fav ST ship???????

[OptimusN1701]

Check this out

CBS is considering a new animated Trek for the web

http://trekmovie.com/2006/12/13/cbs-con ... ek-series/

I have never salivated in anticipation over a cartoon this much

[OptimusN1701]

All right guys .......whats your fav ST ship???????

The Akira-Class


The Enterprise-D from All Good Things..


The Enterprise-E


The Prometheus


It's a shame you don't play the computer games... there are some really great ships in them

[OptimusN1701]

I hope I didn't have to pick just one

[sto_vo_kor_2000]

All right guys .......whats your fav ST ship???????

The Akira-Class


The Enterprise-D from All Good Things..


The Enterprise-E


The Prometheus


It's a shame you don't play the computer games... there are some really great ships in them

So you prefer the Starfleet designs.For federation ships I prefer.............
Ambassador class

Nebula Class

Steamrunner class

New Orleans class

[sto_vo_kor_2000]

But my altime fav is the Klingon Raptor Class.............

[OptimusN1701]

Fed Valkyrie Fighter from Star Trek Invasion


Romulan Valdore


Klingon Negh'Var (Armada 2 rendering)


And a "tough little ship"

[sto_vo_kor_2000]

Fed Valkyrie Fighter from Star Trek Invasion

These were used on a ST video game I have for my PS2 but I dont remember the name of the game.

[OptimusN1701]

Fed Valkyrie Fighter from Star Trek Invasion

These were used on a ST video game I have for my PS2 but I dont remember the name of the game.

Star Trek Invasion, it was for PS1

[sto_vo_kor_2000]

OOOPPPSSS!Ether way I play it on my PS2.I got it a few years ago.

[OptimusN1701]

Its a pretty good game. Tumbling around through space kinda disorientated me a lot
I liked the Turret missions better

It came out in 2000 when Star Trek Games were at their peak, unfortunately interest in them has waned since

[sto_vo_kor_2000]

Its a pretty good game. Tumbling around through space kinda disorientated me a lot
I liked the Turret missions better

It came out in 2000 when Star Trek Games were at their peak, unfortunately interest in them has waned since

There was an other one that came out for the PS2 it was called Shatered Universe.I thought it was really good.

[OptimusN1701]

Its a pretty good game. Tumbling around through space kinda disorientated me a lot
I liked the Turret missions better

It came out in 2000 when Star Trek Games were at their peak, unfortunately interest in them has waned since

There was an other one that came out for the PS2 it was called Shatered Universe.I thought it was really good.

I always wanted to play that one. For some reason it gets a lot of bad reviews

Have you ever played Legacy? That game was built up so much, and then interest in it dwindled after it came out

[sto_vo_kor_2000]

Its a pretty good game. Tumbling around through space kinda disorientated me a lot
I liked the Turret missions better

It came out in 2000 when Star Trek Games were at their peak, unfortunately interest in them has waned since

There was an other one that came out for the PS2 it was called Shatered Universe.I thought it was really good.

I always wanted to play that one. For some reason it gets a lot of bad reviews

Have you ever played Legacy? That game was built up so much, and then interest in it dwindled after it came out

Never got a chance tp play Legacy.But I heard it was pretty bad.

[OptimusN1701]

Like I said, 2000 was the high point, Legacy seemed like it would recapture that greatness....But I guess those glory days are over