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Mikey T
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I must be the only one excited about the series coming to DVD this coming February. I can finally see what the original actress casted to play Janeway looks like.

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Harry
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The only good thing about the Voyager DVD releases is that we'll most likely get TOS on DVD afterwards [Wink]

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AndrewR
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Or Enterprise or TAS?

There WERE some shots around the placee with Genevive Bujould in uniform... I don't think I SAVED them though.

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Harry
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According to Trektoday rumours, TOS could be following VOY.

I highly doubt TAS will ever be released on DVD. I don't think that TPTB see any market for a rather obscure 70s cartoon.

And I think it might be too early for ENT boxes.

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Austin Powers
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Yay, Voyager is finally coming to DVD. Rejoice!

Ok, sarcasm aside, I'd rather buy that "obscure 70s cartoon" than that shitty piece of wannabe Trek series...

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Aban Rune
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I might actually buy the first few seasons. They were tolerable.

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Austin Powers
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I have all my favorite Voyager episodes on Video. That's hardly two cassettes...

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Spike
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I'll definately buy them. Just for the sheer joy of smashing the discs to pieces. [Big Grin]

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Malnurtured Snay
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Y'know, I actually popped in the "Special Features" disk from DS9's season seven, and while they did have a trailer for the Indiana Jones DVDs, they didn't have one for VOY. This is unlike TNG, which had a preview for DS9.

Over this past year, I've rewatched all of Deep Space Nine, in order. Wow. I really didn't think "What You Leave Behind" could ever have had the same effect it once had, but boy did it. There are so many little things about the series - Captain Bodai (with the transparent skull), the bird-like crewmember (can't think of his name) who kept having to get bigger quarters because he kept reproducing so much. Hah. Man, I love Deep Space Nine.

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MinutiaeMan
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Yep, Lt. Vilix'pran kept budding. That was a great running joke...

Assuming I had the money, I would probably consider getting Voyager's first few seasons. But then, I still haven't bought any DVD box sets yet, so I'm first going to be getting shows like DS9, B5, Farscape, TNG, Firefly...

Voyager's pretty far down the list. [Wink]

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Nim
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Reverend
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the bird-like crewmember (can't think of his name) who kept having to get bigger quarters because he kept reproducing so much.

Bird-like? For some reason I always thought he was a plant.
Come to think of it though his offspring did have wings.

I suppose it's possible for a plant based life form to evolve wings, perhaps for migratory purposes?

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Harry
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Migrating coconuts. Without the need for swallows.

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AndrewR
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Were wings specifically mentioned... I thought Jake said their little hooks got caught on things.

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Gvsualan
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quote:
Originally posted by AndrewR:
Were wings specifically mentioned... I thought Jake said their little hooks got caught on things.

JAKE (confident) : "Absolutely. I've babysat Ensign Pran's hatchlings a couple of times. Made sure their little wings didn't get tangled."

O'BRIEN : "Kirayoshi doesn't have wings."

JAKE : "Even better."

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