Best Star Trek series

[The Lone Gunman]

Some scenes did originally exist only in B&W and there was a VHS release (early 90s I think). Not long after the colour prints were discovered in some mis-labelled film cans and it was thereafter re-released in colour.

I watched it (again). Some of the scenes do appear to be colourized. I assume there is a mix. Still a good first episode and I liked its subsequent revisit later.

[Lucifer Box]

Was "The Cage" colourized? I've seen a recording of it where certain scenes were b&w

Some scenes did originally exist only in B&W and there was a VHS release (early 90s I think). Not long after the colour prints were discovered in some mis-labelled film cans and it was thereafter re-released in colour.

[Joe Black]

star trek voyager is by far the best for sexy women

Hmm, dunno...Enterprise had a few both pleasing and intelligent females at times.

[Jabberwocky]

As featured in every trekkie's wet dream

[wc2]

star trek voyager is by far the best for sexy women

[AtW]

Nice one Lucifer, I'll check it one - will give ST a miss because it seems that I wont like it anyway.

[Jabberwocky]

Patrick Stewart: I will "Make It So."
[blank look from Andy]
Patrick Stewart: You've seen "Star Trek: The Next Generation?"
Andy Millman: I haven't, no.
Patrick Stewart: Why? Your wife won't let you have it on?
Andy Millman: I'm not married.
Patrick Stewart: Oh, your girlfriend then?
Andy Millman: I haven't got a girlfriend either. I live alone.
Patrick Stewart: You're not married, you haven't got a girlfriend... and you've never watched "Star Trek?"
Andy Millman: No

[Lucifer Box]

I have not seen it at all and given how good Babylon 5 is I would not want to start watching from the worst series of Star Trek (which I believe all bad anyway), so, which ST series should I look at first?

I say the original series is best, but that's probably nostalgia talking. If you're expecting anything remotely like B5, best you carry on not having seen any Star Trek as you will only be disappointed. Check out the new series of Battlestar Galactica instead.

[James Tiberius Kirk]

BABY JTK's

It had halitosis

[GBH123]

Guess the outcome

BABY JTK's

[James Tiberius Kirk]

Guess the outcome

[James Tiberius Kirk]

Despite limitations in make-up technology which made it obvious the Gorn Captain in "Arena" was simply an actor (Bobby Clark) in a lizard suit the Gorn have nonetheless become one of the most popular aliens to ever appear on Star Trek due to the striking design of Wah Chang and the Gorn's memorable personality: a hissing, slow-moving beast, the Gorn is nonetheless quite devious, chuckling wickedly to himself as he sets a trap for Kirk and promising that if the captain gives himself up, the Gorn will make his death "merciful and quick."

In 2005, an episode of Star Trek Enterprise featured a Gorn (albeit in the Mirror Universe) in the episode "In a Mirror, Darkly Part II". In that episode, the Gorn was a leader of a group of slaves belonging to the mirror universe's Tholians in an attempt to steal technology from the USS Defiant (NCC-1764) which had been discovered in the alternate universe. The Gorn hid in the ship's corridors and killed several crewmembers until it was killed by Jonathan Archer. For this appearance, the Gorn was recreated using computer animation (and much to the chagrin of fans, appeared radically different from the original Gorn). Since "In a Mirror, Darkly" takes place entirely within the Mirror Universe, the contact seen between Starfleet and the creature does not contradict the first contact seen in "Arena

[The Lone Gunman]

Our resident Gorns favourite (I assume) episode was on this weekend. "The Cage" featuring a certain green skinned female.

[James Tiberius Kirk]

The best are those where we destroy aliens, and in particular alien lizard type creatures

HTH

[AtW]

I have not seen it at all and given how good Babylon 5 is I would not want to start watching from the worst series of Star Trek (which I believe all bad anyway), so, which ST series should I look at first?