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It's understood that the Warp Scale they've used since TNG and the movie era isn't the same as TOS (which probably just didn't have one). I don't think it's ever actually mentioned on screen anywhere, but the writers would sort of assume that starfleet just switched to a different measurement...

Star Trek II: The Undiscovered Country. A visitor from the future told them Star Trek VI already had this title, so they made the appropriate changes. In reality ST6 had been titled Star Trek VI: Tribbles in Paradise, but based on the lie the timeline was forever altered, culminating in our own...

Well after Charlie got involved they were made from turkey. :)

Charlie X?

In First Contact we see their Earth 'borgafied' after the sphear opens its temperal portal, so clearly the altering of history effected their existing timeline. That was what I was thinking of, clear examples where we literally see the timeline has changed. In City on the edge' we see the...

^^Don't kid yourself Nelson, ignore the ridiculous lies propagated by the current Trek Administration!!! If you alter the past, it affects your current timeline. That's how time travel works in Star Trek, it's well established. Every event from the last 40+ years has been erased!!1 Good thing...

TNG's "The Game" came on tonight, and Data is shut off by Dr. Crusher in this episode as well!!!!!1 It's the episode with Ashely Judd. I'll just assume everyone remembers what I'm talking about.

But that's the point, we only see him being turned ON. --- You know, for some reason I took the question to mean "how many times was Data turned off with his Deactivation Switch?" But that's not what was asked. I'm pretty sure we've seen a few more examples than these now.

I know it doesn't happen in 'Toys but it may happen in "Brothers." However, I'm not sure we actually see Lore deactivate Data their. He could have just thrown a toaster in with his bath water.

I can only think of 2, but I'm not sure how we'll know for sure?

Well I felt bad so Rick and Nelson both get prizes. You've got PM's! [Kermit Voice] Yaaaaaaaaaaay!! [/Kermit Voice]

Don't break the 4th wall. :eek: You have to actually name the "town" to win the prize.

I thought of a question, I'm going. (damn your rules!!!) In TOS episode "City of the Edge of Forever" Kirk, Spock, and McCoy travel back in time to New York City. However it's undeniable that they had in fact traveled somewhere in North Carolina, and they must have just thought that's what New...

There's way too many shuttles to be able to name by memory, even if you only count titled shuttles. Also there was no limitation to series in the question so you have to name the movie shuttles as well. But here are some more anyways; Movie shuttles I actually remember; Argo; ST X Cousteau...

LOL, I looked it up too. What it actually said was his "full name" was the Vulcan pronunciation of "Spock." Vulcan's don't really have last names, though I think they've gone with "Son of ...." a few times, which could be an official designation like the with the Klingons.

I know Nimoy is one, I think the other you may be referring to is Majel Barrett, but I'm not sure if that's what you mean because there were lots of episodes she wasn't in. Nimoy is the only actor to appear in every single episode, and that's how I took the question. About your second...