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Episode Introduction
Oh you thought we forgot about this one, didn’t you?
Hello fellow space travelers. Welcome back to the Dorky Geeky Nerdy trivia podcast. I’m your host, Brian Rollins. This week, we’re visiting that often forgotten entry in the franchise, Star Trek: The Animated Series.
Just like all the other Star Trek episodes, we’re bringing you 30 questions to test your Sci-Fi knowledge. If you’re new, be sure to visit us at dorkygeekynerdy.com or you can find us on your social media platform of choice.
Everyone beamed up? Great, let’s warp on through these.
The Dorky Round
1. Which original cast member did not have a voice role, but did have a writing credit?
2. How many seasons did Star Trek: The Animated Series last?
3. How many episodes were in Star Trek: The Animated Series?
4. Who fought to get the supporting actors from The Original Series into the cast of The Animated Series?
5. Which episode saw Spock go back in time to visit his younger self?
6. Recurring villain, Harry Mudd returned for what Animated episode?
7. What animation studio produced the series?
8. The show premiered in what year?
9. Who replaced Chekov at Navigation?
10. Who provided the voice of M'Ress?
The Geeky Round
1. Which episode had the first on screen confirmation of Kirk's middle name?
2. Which episode showcased the female crew members?
3. Which season one episode was a direct sequel to a popular episode from the second season of the live action series?
4. The recreation deck from 'The Practical Joker' presages which Enterprise-D feature?
5. What was the title of the first episode?
6. What episode shares its name with a Dungeons and Dragons video game?
7. Lt. M'Ress was a member of what species?
8. The series ran on what network?
9. While he wasn't cast in the show, Walter Koenig did write which episode?
10. What structural change was made to the Enterprise's bridge for the Animated Series?
The Nerdy Round
1. Which Larry Niven creations appeared in the Animated Series?
2. Which writer took Kirk out of his script because 'there is no character there'?
3. Which episode seemed to exist to say that, maybe, Satan isn't all that bad?
4. What was the title of the last episode in the series?
5. Why were life support belts created for the show?
6. Which actor voiced a total of 51 different characters over the course of the series?
7. Who was the first Native American character introduced in Star Trek?
8. Veteran Star Trek writer, DC Fontana wrote how many episodes of the Animated Series?
9. Who directed (or co-directed) every episode in the series?
10. What writer for 'More Troubles, More Tribbles' also provided a character voice for that episode?
Episode Conclusion
And that’s it. This will be our last Star Trek series for a while. I’m a huge Discovery and Picard fan, but it doesn’t seem quite right to cover those series while they’re still in production. When they wrap, I guarantee they’ll each have an episode of their own. That being said, there’s still more Star Trek to be had in the universe, so stay tuned.
Speaking of staying tuned, here’s a clue for next week’s episode:
“In what decade did you need to “Show Me The Money” and then head “To Infinity and Beyond?””
Oh yes, it’s a Quotables episode. Get ready!
I’m your host, Brian Rollins and this has been the Dorky Geeky Nerdy trivia podcast. Thanks for listening.
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