Apples and oranges. Star Trek and Star Wars and totally different concepts. Star Wars is an fantasy/adventure film in the disguise of a sci-fi flick, while Star Trek is hard-core sci-fi.
With that said, Star Trek wins!!!
Voyager rulez. I used to think Deep Space Nine was a mistake, but then recently I watched the last ten episodes, and I found them very enjoyable. Still, Voyager beats the previous two series hands down in my book. Enterprise just started showing in Japan so I cannot say how good that will be...
I wonder if there will ever be a feature-length film with the Voyager crew...
With that said, Star Trek wins!!!
Voyager rulez. I used to think Deep Space Nine was a mistake, but then recently I watched the last ten episodes, and I found them very enjoyable. Still, Voyager beats the previous two series hands down in my book. Enterprise just started showing in Japan so I cannot say how good that will be...
I wonder if there will ever be a feature-length film with the Voyager crew...
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If you ask me, I think that Star Trek is more believable. Besides, who do you think would be a better enemy, Darth Vader or the Q Continum, or even the borg, etc. I think Star Trek wins out here. They have more series and movies compare to Star Wars.
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Originally posted by: FeathersMcGraw
All I know is, Kirk got his hand cut off a lot fewer times than these Jedi guys.
and don't forget Mudd's women ..Jeri Ryan
technologically gifted there 
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Q could just wink the jedi, darkside, and the entire force out of existance in an instant. The borg would just assimilate everyone and use the force to assist in their assimilation techniques. The jedi would just wobble around with their lighsabres and die. The darkside would suffer the same fate. Startrek beats Starwars anyway you look at it
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It's times like these that I like to bring up all the other alternatives to the two. Like Spaceballs.
Originally posted by: JC
Bruce Lee. No wait, Coke.
HAHAHAHAHA
Crap, I didn't get enough sleep last night.
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I prefer Star Trek. Funny how the early episodes of Next Generation seemed to be aimed almost at kids, but as the series (and franchise) got older it's defintely gotten darker. Ds9 is an example. However Star Wars has gone the other way.
First few seasons of StarGate beat them all though.
First few seasons of StarGate beat them all though.
Star Trek!
I mean, think about it:
Star Trek
10 movies
Several series of tv-shows, hundreds of episodes
Star Wars:
6 movies (1 excellent, 1 good, rest are childish kid stuff)
Of course, both also have assortisment of books.
I mean, think about it:
Star Trek
10 movies
Several series of tv-shows, hundreds of episodes
Star Wars:
6 movies (1 excellent, 1 good, rest are childish kid stuff)
Of course, both also have assortisment of books.
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hmmm
warp vs hyperspace? that's a tough one....
there's gotta be a better way to rate the two star****
warp vs hyperspace? that's a tough one....
there's gotta be a better way to rate the two star****
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