Wouldn't it be interesting, if Voyager discovered that the Borg ....

[Voyager's Stock Picks]

actually started with the Decker/Vgr (probe)/Deltan (I forget her name)
merging, from the Star Trek 1 movie, where they were 'assimilated' together,
into one 'entity', and then perhaps went backwards in time as well?

Interesting thought, don't you all think?

Voyager

[GeneK]

No.

The entire concept of Star Trek is based on the premise that the
universe is vast and full of new things to seek out and explore.
The need that some people, particularly certain Star Trek writers,
seem to have to interconnect everything in the Star Trek universe
to everything *else* in the Star Trek universe knocks the foundation
out from under all the mystery and awe that the exploration of the
unknown should evoke.

GeneK

[joboo]

ep 7.13 Why not go back to the cage. go back to where star trek began. they
could meet those big headed aliens in the delta quadrant. The aliens take
over the crews' minds and make them believe they have returned to earth.

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> actually started with the Decker/Vgr (probe)/Deltan (I forget her name)
> merging, from the Star Trek 1 movie, where they were 'assimilated'
together,
> into one 'entity', and then perhaps went backwards in time as well?
>
> Interesting thought, don't you all think?
>

> Voyager
>
>

[Flight Group Alpha]

> ep 7.13 Why not go back to the cage. go back to where star trek began.
they
> could meet those big headed aliens in the delta quadrant. The aliens take
> over the crews' minds and make them believe they have returned to earth.

The Talosians were in the Alpha Quadrant...

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