trek
07-26-03 | 06:59 PM
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trek
I still haven't bought any of the TOS because they're too expensive and 40 disks is too much.If there not gonna make season sets I hope they just re-issue these same disks drop the price and pack them in slim packs,atleast then it will take up less space.
I own all the TNG sets and have the 1st 3 DS9 one's.Won't bother with Voyager because I found the series lame.
I own all the TNG sets and have the 1st 3 DS9 one's.Won't bother with Voyager because I found the series lame.
07-26-03 | 08:37 PM
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Friendly note, do a search, this topic has been well covered over the years in this forum.
As a matter of fact, this is another thread that was started just before yours was started.
As a matter of fact, this is another thread that was started just before yours was started.
07-26-03 | 09:16 PM
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That was his reply to my thread.
07-26-03 | 09:50 PM
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I just can't believe so many people like Deep Space Nine. As far as I know all of my friends and I completely hate Deep Space Nine. The series is too political and drags on too long without any new race or exploration being introduced in the show.
Voyager, on the other hand, is not lame at all. It is what Star Trek is all about exploration and discovering new races and cultures. In fact, I found this series even better than Deep Space Nine and the Next Generation. How can you not like a show where you're with the crew of the only Federation starship trapped in the delta quadrant. Brings a sense of ominous feeling about it.
Voyager, on the other hand, is not lame at all. It is what Star Trek is all about exploration and discovering new races and cultures. In fact, I found this series even better than Deep Space Nine and the Next Generation. How can you not like a show where you're with the crew of the only Federation starship trapped in the delta quadrant. Brings a sense of ominous feeling about it.
