posted February 19, 2000 07:50 AM
Would it generally be considered one of the "major" Federation worlds, as opposed to one of those that's only been mentioned once or twice in passing?
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posted February 19, 2000 08:12 AM
No, it's not a "major" Federation planet.
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posted February 20, 2000 12:27 AM
The first time we saw/heard of this planet was it in a modern TV (i.e. not movies) series?
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posted February 20, 2000 02:36 AM
Yes, it was mentioned/seen in a modern series.
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posted February 21, 2000 12:48 PM
No, we have not seen one of this planet's sentient inhabitants. No, it was not the site of a great battle.
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posted February 21, 2000 11:18 PM
OK Its a planet - but not gaseous Its M-class Its part of the Federation Its in the Alpha Quadrant Its not a MAJOR planet It was first seen/heard of in a Modern Trek TNG/DS9 (can't be Voyager) We haven't seen any of the planets inhabitants It wasn't a site of a great battle Its not Risa nor Earth
Question: Have any of the major characters 'lived and/or grew up' there?
Random Thought - not a question - it could be Gault or Berengaria
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posted February 22, 2000 07:50 AM
No, the planet itself was never actually seen on screen. No, none of the major characters 'lived and/or grew up' there.
7 questions remaining.
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posted February 22, 2000 11:24 AM
This is a little too obscure for my taste.
OK, we've never seen it, nor any of its inhabitants. That means it has to have been simply mentioned in a conversation or log. Probably in TNG, since it's from modern trek, and DS9 and Voy didn't see many fed worlds.
Was this planet first mentioned before the beginning of the fourth season of TNG?
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posted February 22, 2000 11:32 AM
I'll give you guys a hint: it's from DS9. Therefore Omega's question is void.
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posted February 22, 2000 02:13 PM
Well, the question would still apply, since anything in DS9 came after the begining of TNG season 4. Not that I'm complaining, mind you.
OK, mentioned in DS9, but not seen.
Was it first mentioned before the beginning of season four of DS9?
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posted February 22, 2000 07:05 PM
Was it mentioned by a Main Cast member?
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