Is fingerprint evidence faulty?

[robrecht]

We all know Law & Order is better, but let's just cut to the chase and declare Star Trek as the best TV show ever, though a couple of the spin-offs were no good, eg, Deep Space 9 and Enterprise. The best spin-off was undoubtedly Voyager.

[Cow Poke]

We all know Law & Order is better, but let's just cut to the chase and declare Star Trek as the best TV show ever, though a couple of the spin-offs were no good, eg, Deep Space 9 and Enterprise. The best spin-off was undoubtedly Voyager.

Yeah, Star Trek would be NOWHERE without the pioneer LOST IN SPACE!

[Cerealman]

Let's talk about Tv shows from my time

[Raphael]

We all know Law & Order is better, but let's just cut to the chase and declare Star Trek as the best TV show ever, though a couple of the spin-offs were no good, eg, Deep Space 9 and Enterprise. The best spin-off was undoubtedly Voyager.

Meh, I've been rewatching Star Trek TOS, TNG and DS9, and while all three are enjoyable, I do think that TNG is better than TOS, and DS9 improves once the war with the Dominion starts.
Voyager, I ended up missing the last two seasons of it (I was amused that Stargate: Universe was basically Voyager with stargates). I haven't seen any of Enterprise.

[DesertBerean]

Yup....While TOS will always be special to me, TNG is better. I did watch much of Voyager and DS9, not so much at all of the others.

[robrecht]

Yeah, Star Trek would be NOWHERE without the pioneer LOST IN SPACE!

Maybe so, but note the micro evolutionary progress from the Jupiter 2 to the Enterprise, from Robot to Data, etc, all of which suggests the macro evolutionary leap from Lost in Space to Starfleet. And, while Voyager has a similar theme, it is so much better, it's not even funny. They were all the way over in the Delta Quadrant and could still travel around for decades exploring, while Judy, Penny, and Will were mostly stuck one single planet. Now let's talk about kids on space ships. They do not belong there. Surely, you will bring up Wesley Crusher, well, I agree, that was a mistake. About the best thing that happened on Lost in Space was that Maureen Robinson somehow found her way back to earth, where she went into hiding as Dr. Janet Craig at the Shady Rest Hotel, which allowed us to continue to watch Billie Jo, Bobbie Jo, and Betty Jo. Sorry, Cerealboy.

[Raphael]

Let's talk about Tv shows from my time

I talk enough of Mike the Knight and Postman Pat and Kune's Kitchen with my daughters thanks

[Carrikature]

I talk enough of Mike the Knight and Postman Pat and Kune's Kitchen with my daughters thanks

Don't forget Sofia the First.

[Teallaura]

Maybe so, but note the micro evolutionary progress from the Jupiter 2 to the Enterprise, from Robot to Data, etc, all of which suggests the macro evolutionary leap from Lost in Space to Starfleet. And, while Voyager has a similar theme, it is so much better, it's not even funny. They were all the way over in the Delta Quadrant and could still travel around for decades exploring, while Judy, Penny, and Will were mostly stuck one single planet. Now let's talk about kids on space ships. They do not belong there. Surely, you will bring up Wesley Crusher, well, I agree, that was a mistake. About the best thing that happened on Lost in Space was that Maureen Robinson somehow found her way back to earth, where she went into hiding as Dr. Janet Craig at the Shady Rest Hotel, which allowed us to continue to watch Billie Jo, Bobbie Jo, and Betty Jo. Sorry, Cerealboy.

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We sooooo need amens back!!!

[Sparko]

Klaatu barada nikto

[Teallaura]

The Day the Earth Stood Still was a movie...

[Sparko]

Forbidden Planet was a movie...

It was from "The day the Earth Stood Still," nimwit.

[Teallaura]

It was from "The day the Earth Stood Still," nimwit.

I'd already changed it - I always get those two titles mixed up.

[Sparko]

I'd already changed it - I always get those two titles mixed up.

Nicto Barada Klaatu!

[Cow Poke]

Maybe so, but note the micro evolutionary progress from the Jupiter 2 to the Enterprise, from Robot to Data, etc, all of which suggests the macro evolutionary leap from Lost in Space to Starfleet. And, while Voyager has a similar theme, it is so much better, it's not even funny. They were all the way over in the Delta Quadrant and could still travel around for decades exploring, while Judy, Penny, and Will were mostly stuck one single planet. Now let's talk about kids on space ships. They do not belong there. Surely, you will bring up Wesley Crusher, well, I agree, that was a mistake. About the best thing that happened on Lost in Space was that Maureen Robinson somehow found her way back to earth, where she went into hiding as Dr. Janet Craig at the Shady Rest Hotel, which allowed us to continue to watch Billie Jo, Bobbie Jo, and Betty Jo. Sorry, Cerealboy.

I just hate it when you're SO right!