"Star Trek" All-Series Quotes, Part 2 Quiz

Answer: Worf

In the episode "Qpid", Vash, Picard's love interest from "Captain's Holiday" appeared on the Enterprise. Worf, trying to fit in as 'just one of the guys' offered his opinion of her physical attributes.

Answer: Seven of Nine

When Seven of Nine came aboard Voyager and wished to become more human, the Doctor offered to be her mentor. He encouraged her to interact with the crew and eventually suggested she have a date. After she arranged a date with Lt. Chapman she arrived in Sickbay in a panic, wondering what to do next.

Answer: Sisko

In the episode "Q-Less", Vash suddenly appeared on the station with Q not far behind. Attempting to antagonize Cmdr. Sisko, Q whisked the two of them into a boxing ring. After sparring a bit Sisko finally knocked Q down. Q said that Capt. Picard had never hit him and Sisko reminded him that he wasn't fighting Picard.

Answer: Reed

Lt. Malcolm Reed was so disciplined by his British family's naval tradition that he thought it improper to socialize with senior officers. After Capt. Archer had invited him to breakfast in the episode "Minefield", Reed explained his reluctance to make small talk.

Answer: Kirk

Poker, which was mentioned often in "Star Trek" over the years, was introduced in "The Corbomite Maneuver", episode three of "The Original Series". Confronted by a ship several times larger than the Enterprise and told they would be killed, Kirk said he had an idea which Spock assumed would be based on chess. Kirk though, had a bluff in mind, and came up with the fictitious substance corbomite, supposedly a super-powerful explosive which the Enterprise bulkheads were filled with and which would recoil on the attacker. Upon the successful defusing of the situation Spock said "I would like to learn more about this 'poker'."

Answer: Jabin

Transporting to the planet Ocampa in "Caretaker", Janeway met Maje Jabin, leader of a Kazon-Ogla group. As a show of goodwill, Janeway had Voyager beam down some large containers of water, astounding the Kazons.

Answer: Worf

In "Hippocratic Oath" Sisko asked Worf how long he was in Security. After Worf replied seven years, Sisko said it must be a hard habit to break. Worf gave his intense reply.

Answer: Lal

Data attempted to create a cybernetic child in the episode "The Offspring". He gave the android female characteristics and named her Lal. Unfortunately, the sub-micron matrix transfer technology Data used was unstable and her neural system failed, which in effect caused her death. She made the comment to Data shortly before the end.

Answer: The Guardian of Forever

The Enterprise crew found The Guardian of Forever on an unexplored planet in the episode "The City on the Edge of Forever". Though looking like a crudely sculpted stone torus, it had the ability to send people anywhere in time and space. Dr. McCoy jumped through the hole in the torus and disappeared. As Kirk pondered out loud what to do, the Guardian answered him.

Answer: Torres

We were introduced to Chez Sandrine, a French bistro, and some of its denizens in the episode "The Cloud". One of them, a pool hustler named Gaunt Gary made a deprecating remark about women; B'Elanna Torres asked Tom Paris if he had programmed that character. Upon being told yes, she gave her opinion of both men.