200
1) In the 1960’s, this device was called the Communicator, and young people flipping them open were called geeks. Now, young people who do not flip open THIS device formed of Sci-Fi turned reality are called geeks.

400
2) In the 1980’s, this episode which had never aired was first released in a Wizard of Oz color and black and white mix and later in color as a brilliant marketing move by this producer who suddenly ‘discovered’ the ‘lost’ color footage?

600
3) The Prime Directive of Paramount’s Convention strategy is to make a ton of THIS, which supposedly does not exist in the 23rd Century?

800
4) This Star Trek Actor still features Star Trek on his personal webpage after all these years because the “Suits” in charge of his new show won’t let him feature items from his much better current show.

1000
5) This Space Shuttle Orbiter never flew in space, but gave NASA the confidence to deorbit and land the Space Shuttle without engine power, before serving its greatest and most important mission when used by engineers firing high-speed foam at its wings in search of answers as to why the Space Shuttle Columbia was lost in 2003, leading to a much better and safer Shuttle flight regimen today?

… That’s a good start. Good luck.

I think the producers of Jeopardy were a little confused … Star Trek fans are SMART people.

$200 What is a Phaser?
$400 What is the Prime Directive?
$600 What is the Transporter
$800 What is/How do you Check(ing) for variances in time
$1000 What are the Dilithium Crystals (I misspelled this but my spell checker fixed it)

My nephew still says Star Wars is better, My 17th Birthday was on Star Wars premiere (5/25/77) and he was not born until 1998 so he is dim witted or has been brain washed by Lucas.

Legally I can not (nor any one else) profit off Roddenberry’s Trek stories but they need to start a library her of all the Fan films that guests can D/L for free here. This Web place almost has it stated in it’s name.

At least, that’s my theory based on seeing that ep a hundred times. :)

First off, apologies for saying “diLEETHium”, when it clearly is diLITHium.

Secondly, Jeopardy is a game of answers and questions. you won’t get any points if you don’t say “What is…” It’s the same kind of nerd-love that distinguishes a Romulan warbird from a bird of prey, so how about some respect for OUR geekiverse?

Finally, #32: Go to this site (http://www.j-archive.com/) for an archive of all episodes, clues, answers, contestants, et.al. and search for Star Trek.

Happy holidays, and may the force be with you (j/k)

according to google

If you’re nerdy enough to be on jeopardy, you’re nerdy enough to answer those questions.

I know those answers and I’m pretty sure I didn’t know the answers to the rest of them.

Final Jeopardy:
Who is Kebert Xela?

http://sfwriter.com/2007/12/harder-star-trek-trivia.html

Robert J. Sawyer

Yes, that’s my final answer, Regis.

Boy i hope theres gonna be some BIG Star Trek news this friday – i sense a spy shot of Nimoy in full Spock garb coming….