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[Tachyon 0]

Hmm . . . Klingons, Jem'Hadar, and Galaxy class starships . . . I can think of three episodes, all from DS9, when this might have happened.

 

So I'm going to say:

 

"What You Leave Behind, Part I"

 

That was the first hour of the DS9 series finale, where Sisko, Martok, Ross, and the guy leading the Romulan fleet entered the Cardassian solar system and battled the Dominion/Cardassian/Breen fleet. Then the Cardassians switched sides to turn the tables on the Dominion and Breen. Good episode.

[FredM 0]

Hey there,

 

My guess would be the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine sixth season episode "Sacrifice of Angels". This would be the one where Starfleet attempts to regain control of Deep Space Nine before the minefield in front of the wormhole is destroyed.

 

Since I don't see any Breen ships in the picture, nor Romulan, it would fit. This episode featured only the Federation in battle until Worf had a group of Klingon reinforcements arrive at the last minute.

[Dumbass 0]

Aw, heck, you can pick pretty much any DS9 space battle for this one.

[John_Anderson 0]

Yea, I'd have to go with Freddy on this one.

 

Sacrifice of Angels was really the only episode during the Dominion War where you see the little fighters in action, as well as the Galaxy class. Not to mention that we don't see any Romulan and/or Breen forces, and Sacrifice was the only space battle we didn't see either/or in.

Edited July 12, 2004 by John_Anderson

[Merina 0]

DS9's "Looking for Par'mach in all the Wrong Places"

[Tovan 0]

::throws a rock at Tachyon::

 

this was indeed the first push in to cardassia hm.. wonder if i use the word right heh this screenshot was pretty much generic since i didn't have time to incorpriate some distinct thingy to it. Oh well it looks what you leave behind is correct.

 

Tach gets a point. Not as if it was important or anything ... lol jk.

 

current score:

 

Precip: 4

Anderson: 4

Vanroy : 3

Fred: 2

Tachyon: 2

Ndak: 1

Holden: 1

 

bleh ... Precip and anderson continues to fight .. to death.

[Seiben 0]

So, it's "What you leave behind", eh? I was certain it was "Sacrifice of Angels" .. ah well.. all of these scene look the same anyways. :D

[Tachyon 0]

all of these scene look the same anyways. :D

Yes, I saw the blackish-blobby thing to the left as a Breen vessel. :D

[Tovan 0]

Yes, I saw the blackish-blobby thing to the left as a Breen vessel. :D

Either your eyes are very good and my eyes are cracked and i'm not impaired but ... what Blackish blobby thing?

 

And Hans yeah those scenes are pretty much generic i thought it looked cool. Fighters are one of my favourite ships :D

[Tachyon 0]

Heh. I wear glasses, so indeed my eyesight is below par.

 

Near the middle-left, just above the Defiant. It's either a green Cardassian ship or a Breen ship.

[Tovan 0]

Heh. I wear glasses, so indeed my eyesight is below par.

 

Near the middle-left, just above the Defiant. It's either a green Cardassian ship or a Breen ship.

... :D those are disruptor bolts ...

[Tachyon 0]

... ^_^ those are disruptor bolts ...

:D

 

It's a good thing I'm blind then, or else I wouldn't have guessed that episode.

 

:D

[Tovan 0]

MY NAME IS WHAAAT?

 

BULLDOG BATESON!

 

cough ... hm..... did i do this one before?

 

no?

 

It seems as if i did :D

[John_Anderson 0]

TNG's "Cause and Effect"

 

The one where Enterpise gets stuck in the never ending loop of it's own destruction with the Bozeman, Dr. Fraiser Crane's starship :D

 

Talk about watching something you rarely see, the Enterprise blowing up!

 

Oh well, I guess I'm the only one that got the perverse enjoyment out if it. :D

Edited July 19, 2004 by John_Anderson

[Tachyon 0]

TNG's "Cause and Effect"

 

The one where Enterpise gets stuck in the never ending loop of it's own destruction with the Bozeman, Dr. Fraiser Crane's starship :D

 

Talk about watching something you rarely see, the Enterprise blowing up!

 

Oh well, I guess I'm the only one that got the perverse enjoyment out if it. :D

I took enjoyment from that too. I enjoy seeing all of our protagonists blown up, especially in time loops.

[Tovan 0]

The score as it shows:

 

current score:

 

Anderson: 5

Precip: 4

Vanroy : 3

Fred: 2

Tachyon: 2

Ndak: 1

Holden: 1

 

Oooo

[Tovan 0]

bleh .... static rub cats :P

[FredM 0]

Hey there,

 

My first guess would be perhaps Star Trek: The Next Generation season three episode "The Best Of Both Worlds - Part 1" where they are sit in a nebula attempting to hide from the Borg.

[Tachyon 0]

The Enterprise has gotten mixed up in an alarming number of blue mists throughout its life. Coincidence? Conspiracy? Perhaps blue is Q's favourite colour.

 

Whatever. It's a long shot, but I'm going to guess that the blue mist is actually the blue galaxy where the Enterprise is stranded in "Where No One Has Gone Before".

[Dumbass 0]

My guess is it is that the Enterprise is in that anomaly in the last few minutes of All Good Things part II before the other Enterprises arive.

Edited July 27, 2004 by Dumbass

[Merina 0]

It's Star Trek: The Next Generation's season 4 episode: "Remember Me."

[Tovan 0]

My guess is it is that the Enterprise is in that anomaly in the last few minutes of All Good Things part II before the other Enterprises arive.

:P :P ^_^

 

He's right :o

 

sorry all to leave you all hanging like that. But i had to study for some math exam ... sniff i think failed .... oh well!

 

The Enterprise in gascloud seemed like it in that temporal anomaly when those three ships converged. hm.. well hopefully you understood my hint to you :blink:

 

Static .... rub some cats :wub: (No offences! Don't scratch me!)

 

The score as it shows:

 

current score:

 

Anderson: 5

Precip: 4

Vanroy : 4

Fred: 2

Tachyon: 2

Ndak: 1

Holden: 1

[STSF_BluRox 0]

Perhaps blue is Q's favourite colour.

Of course it is!!

[FredM 0]

The Enterprise in gascloud seemed like it in that temporal anomaly when those three ships converged. hm.. well hopefully you understood my hint to you :P

Hey there,

 

Well, that was my second choice but I didn't think it fit given the fact the image did not seem to show any "central point" generating light. In addition, the supposed "gas" wasn't as think as one would find in a nebula...which the image seemed to show.

 

Ah well. :P

[Tovan 0]

well i thought the fading effect where that ship SEEMS to be drifting out of the cloud i was watching that and the 3 ENT's did that.

 

Ah well my hurt heads ....