We’re launching with Star Trek trivia!
For many people my age and older, Star Trek was our first geek love. We wanted to sit on the bridge with Kirk, Spock, and McCoy. Or go drinking with Scotty, fence with Sulu, trade jokes with Chekov, and sing a song with Uhura.
So, it only seemed right to kick off the Dorky, Geeky, Nerdy Podcast with an homage to the 1960’s Sci-Fi TV classic. Hailing frequencies open and let’s begin with trivia for Star Trek: The Original Series.
What’s the show about? Well, we offer thirty trivia questions every week on a different topic. Three rounds of ten questions each. Each round will get a little hard than the last. The first round is the Dorky round, these are easy questions. Round two is the Geeky round. This are intermediate questions. The last round is the Nerdy round. These are the hardest questions of the game. If you get these, you’re a true nerd.
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Intro
Hi, I’m your host, Brian Rollins, and this is the Dorky, Geeky, Nerdy podcast. This is a weekly gameshow to test your inner Dork, Geek, or Nerd. Play it at home, in the car, or at the office. Got a geeky group that loves trivia, play this on your Bluetooth speakers and have fun. Just geek out whenever and wherever you want. If you want to subscribe, you can find us at dorkygeekynerdy.com or your favorite podcast directory.
The game will consist of three rounds, Dorky, Geeky, and Nerdy. With each successive round getting harder. If you want some rules to play by, you can find some at dorkygeekynerdy.com/rules. If you or your group came up with your own set of rules, send them in to us. We’d love to share them with all the listeners.
Well, that’s enough chit-chat, let’s go boldly into this week’s show.
The Dorky Round
1. In what year did the Original Star Trek series premier?
2. What was the only two-part episode in the series?
3. Dr. McCoy hails from what US state?
4. The Enterprise's shuttle is named after what astronomer?
5. What fertile, furry creature absolutely hated Klingons?
6. Who created Star Trek?
7. Which series regular is only ever referred to by their last name throughout the original run?
8. The Enterprise's two main weapons are what?
9. Who is the actor that portrayed Mr. Spock?
10. The writers created what device to speed up moving from the Enterprise to any planet's surface?
The Geeky Round
1. What civil rights leader talked Nichelle Nichols out of quitting the show?
2. What is the Enterprise's registry number?
3. Starfleet headquarters are located in what US city?
4. The Enterprise's engines are housed in what structures?
5. What was the final episode of Star Trek to air?
6. Famed author and futurist Harlen Ellison contributed to which acclaimed Star Trek episode?
7. Andorians possess what unusual skin color?
8. Vulcans undergo what process every seven years?
9. In the episode 'Charlie X', Spock tries to teach what game to the titular character?
10. What does the 'T' in James T Kirk stand for?
The Nerdy Round
1. Desilu, the company that first produced the series, was owned by what two famous comedians?
2. The TV Trope 'Planet of Hats' gets its name from which Star Trek episode?
3. 'Leave bigotry in your quarters; there's no room for it on the bridge.' Kirk chastises a crewman in what tense episode?
4. What Federation starship vanishes at the end of 'The Tholian Web'?
5. The Horta from 'The Devil in the Dark' was a lifeform that was based on what element and not carbon like life on Earth?
6. Known as 'The First Lady of Star Trek', who played Nurse Chapel?
7. What network initially aired Star Trek?
8. In what episode is Kirk surgically altered to look like a Romulan?
9. Who composed the Star Trek theme music?
10. Quadrotriticale is a type of what?
Episode Conclusion
And that’s all the questions we have for this week. I hope you had fun. We’ll be back next week with more questions and more answers. Hopefully an equal number of each. If you can answer this bonus question, you’ll know next week’s topic.
What superhero’s name has appeared in both DC and Marvel comics, the latter incarnation becoming a movie this year?
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I think I got like 2/3 right. Please do the other series as well.
Can we get the other series? Love me some Trek, but I’d do better on the later shows.
Just found the podcast! Thanks for putting up.
a great start to a podcast! i sucked at ep2, but then I don’t know much about CAptain Marvel.