The Greatest Philosophy Question Ever Asked!

Star Trek .......Enterprise.

Star Wars held my interest to the end. Can't say the same about Star Trek.

Star Trek!

I'm glad we are confronting the hard issues, the elephant in the room.

I never watched Star Trek, and therefore it has no value (how's that for obnoxious opinionating?). I liked Star Wars ok; never saw anything but the first one, but saw that in the front row - front row! - at the big luxe and comfy theater in Century City. The friend who went with us insisted we get there early for the line and take the front row because the opening scene would be best seen from there. I admit it was a pretty effective place to sit, with the very wide screen right there so you could just about touch it, or so it seemed.

I'm not very interested in space stuff in general, probably a serious personal flaw, though I did watch many episodes of Captain Video and his Video Ranges on tv when I was about twelve.

Neither of them. This is what frightened me when I was a kid.

Did they not look more like this?

FLASHBACK.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vX73plYeCtE

I agree!

The Star Wars series also hold up very well over time. Can't say that with Star Trek either.

Us Trekkies must join allegiances in order to hold back the onslaught of Star Wimpiers ... Wars fans I mean.

Been rewatching the entire Next Generation series on Netflix.com starting from season one several weeks ago. Presently at season 4, episode 10: The Loss.

Right now:
1. Deep Space 9;
2. Next Generation;
3. (TOS);

Hopefully Deep Space 9 will be streamable on Netflix sometime soon.

TREK all the way , Star Wars is waay too gay.(It coulda been a musical)

'E PLEB NISTA!!

That's not the greatest philosophy question ever asked. That question is unknown. All we know about it is that the answer is 42.

Yes they did, actually I think they looked more like this,


They terrified me though. I just thought the first image looked really cool.

This picture frightened me the most though,

The answer is easy...Star Trek

I have seen every episode of every Star Trek series ever made, including the animated one.
The best of the series was IMHO Star Trek: Voyager.

Kate Mulgrew, who played Cpt Janeway on Voyager, had never seen any episode of Star Trek before she got that role.

Of course, the most important question is this...
If the world was coming to an end, who would you want to be in command of the Enterprise and save the world, Cpt Kirk or Cpt Picard?

To answer the actual question: I've always been a partisan of Star Trek. And although it's unfair to single out any one episode as my favorite, I'm going to pick Specter of the Gun. The only reason I'm picking it is that I just saw a promo film for Cowboys and Aliens, scheduled to come out on July 29th this year. Everybody there is boasting how the idea of merging SciFi and Western is utterly new and original---and yet, Star Trek did it 42 years ago, and repeated it with every new incarnation from TNG to Enterprise. (Honorable mention for the Firefly series (2002-2003), which was entirely based on this premise.)

Cpt Archer.

The great thing about Star Trek Enterprise was it's ongoing story line and the way it showed the origin of the federation, also it was clever in introducing the various characters, Klingon's etc. My only complaint, it ended.

I think Captain Picard is far more shrewd then Kirk. I'd place my trust in him.

Star Wars was just a momentary blip on the radar,
Star Trek is forever.
Trekkies Unite

Let us all live long and prosper Wayne!!