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Favorite TNG Set
Topic Started: Jul 11 2005, 05:56 PM (381 Views)
Dr. Noah
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The conference room looks the same too, as do the hallways. But all the hallways look the same in Federation ships.
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The corridors on Voyager looked completly different to me.
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gdog243
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Dr. Noah
Jul 12 2005, 09:32 AM
I never thought about that, but you're right. The Defiant's engineering room looks bigger than the Enterprise D. :shrug:

Well, if Engineering is too big, than you couldn't see Laforges signature dive and role under the doors. :D :loling:
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Ah, the LaForge Dive and Roll! Almost as much of a classic as The Riker Strut! :lol:
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HistoryDude
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Or the Kirk Karate Chop to the Back! :P

I vote for Data's Quarters. First, just because sleeping quarters for an android...? :shrug: Second, because of the fact that after a hard day of work analyzing stuff with computers, he comes home to...analyzing himself with a computer? :wacko:
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I liked Picard's Ready Room. After that some of the senior officers quarters, the Ten Forward.

The bridge on TNG always bugged me a bit. It looked like the one place they took a few short cuts. The revamped versions for "Yesterday's Enterprise" and "All Good Things" were much better (along with the version in "Generations").
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gdog243
Jul 12 2005, 12:24 PM
Well, if Engineering is too big, than you couldn't see Laforges signature dive and role under the doors. :D :loling:

Actually, the dive and roll is taught at the academy and to all starfleet enlisted members and anyone serving on a ship...........it's the same principle as 'duck and cover.'
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But, O'Brien never did it! :lol:
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Mike Welsby
Jul 13 2005, 12:27 PM
But, O'Brien never did it! :lol:

Because he was a chief petty officer, he works (or will work) for a living. :whistle: I was only kidding.
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:lol: I know you were kidding!
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