Tuesday, 12 June 2012
11 PM Eastern - 8 PM Pacific
“We don’t know how it happened, but
someone has surgically removed his lungs.”
following neelix’s advice is never a good idea
Neelix galley.
They were trying to sell a Cookbook.
So, here’s why they need dilithum. Without dilithium they ship can only travel about Warp 5. With dilithium they can go to Warp 7 in TOS and 10 in TNG.
(I had to figure all this out when I ran a Star Trek Roleplaying Game 
)
Why does the Captain need a private dining room? Who voted for her to be king?
“I want you to come with me.”
Yeah. That’s a good idea. Leave a fire going unwatched.
Also, it helps the antimatter to not explode. :eek:
Maybe that’s the book Chuck saw at the Air and Space museum gift shop
You don’t VOTE for Kings? (Uh oh. Here we go again )
She’s the Captain!
Flashlight technology in the 24 century is amazing!! (sarcasm )
Picard & Kirk didn’t have private dining rooms.
Actually there is a Star Trek Cookbook.
http://www.amazon.com/Star-Trek-Cookbook-Ethan-Phillips/dp/0671000225
I own it. It was a holiday gift. But it was published in 1999. These episodes happened in 1995.
Captain Kirk had a private dinning room on Deck 5 connected in between his office and his quarters. (He didn’t need a ready room on the bridge like SOME sisssy mary captains we know).
I have a the specs and diagrams at home 
But it wasn’t big enough to convert to a galley & seat dozens.
That’s just greedy.
And everyone cheers!!! 
True that Kirk didn’t have on the show,;…but on my deck plans …
No lungs, no talking.
Seems like a reasonable sacrifice. :rolleyes:
Ooo. I forgot about this scene. They removed his lungs!! That’s pretty horrific.
ah, the captains leading away teams.