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dmnhensley says "My wife says I LOVE STAT TREK and STAR "anything"" about Star Trek - Fan Collective: Q

dmnhensley — Mon, 16 Jun 2008 12:51:27 GMT

Well let me begin by saying that I come from a family of Star Trek fanatics, so I didnt have alot of a chance to not be one. I do enjoy the episodes where Q is involved quite well , due to the fact that you caan never tell what he is going to come up with. No matter what I will be a fanatic forever...

ratherfreakish says "...Q?" about Star Trek - Fan Collective: Q

ratherfreakish — Fri, 18 Apr 2008 04:16:47 GMT

This DVD set has an excellent smattering of episodes for those who don't want to go whole-hog and buy entire seasons. Besides, it contains the one moment in all of Star Trek that you really NEED to have:

"Sir, I protest! I am NOT a merry man!"

Seriously though, Q is one of the most genius creations of character in all of Star Trek. He's pompous, arrogant, and kind of mean at times...but, eventually, you start agreeing with the things he says, even if you don't really want to.

Plus, he wears that funky hat in Encounter at Farpoint....

gamera23 says "spotlight on John DeLancie as the omnipotent Q" about Star Trek - Fan Collective: Q

gamera23 — Mon, 30 Jul 2007 04:28:25 GMT

Another 4-disc set of episodes spanning across Trek series to collect stories all on the same subject as chosen by fans who probably already own all of them on DVD. This one puts the spotlight on John DeLancie as the omnipotent - but fatally flawed - alien known as Q.

Since Q first appeared early in the Star Trek: Next Generation, there are no Original Series episodes in this set. Though Kirk & co. had encountered omnipotent - or apparently so - characters, none gained the fan following that Q has. Why? None of them had the puckish personality of this mischievous godling, who is forever fascinated by the affairs of mortal beings.

The set includes the NG episodes "Encounter at Farpoint", "Hide and Q", "Q Who?", "Deja Q" (with annotation), "Opid", "True Q", "Tapestry" and "All Good Things", "Q-Less" from Star Trek: Deep Space 9, and "The Q and the Grey", "Death Wish" (with annotation) and "Q2" from Star Trek: Voyager.

Two episodes were already included in previous Collectives, but since......