TV Show you would like to see alizee in

[Rocket]

Originally Posted by espire

Officer on deck!

[espire]

Originally Posted by Rocket

Officer on deck!

Actually, had you read the plaque, you'd have known that Alizée was a Starfleet captain

[puffyrock2]

She would be great to see in the show How I Met Your Mother. Alizée and Alyson Hannigan together. Toss Zooey Deschanel in there....instant heart attack.

[Rocket]

Originally Posted by espire

Actually, had you read the plaque, you'd have known that Alizée was a Starfleet captain

I did read the plaque. Hence 'Officer on deck!'

[espire]

Originally Posted by Rocket

I did read the plaque. Hence 'Officer on deck!'

Officer?

A Starfleet captain is not considered to be an officer. Rocket, you need to watch more Star Trek!

[Rocket]

As in many real life navies, captain within the Star Trek universe can refer to a commissioned Starfleet officer rank or the title held by the commander of a ship irrespective of their actual rank. The rank first appears in Star Trek's initial pilot, "The Cage", and is held by Christopher Pike, who commands the USS Enterprise. Dozens of captains, both seen and unseen, have played minor and major roles throughout Star Trek's various incarnations.

SOURCE: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Captain..._Trek)#Captain

[Future Raptor Ace]

Originally Posted by espire

Actually, had you read the plaque, you'd have known that Alizée was a Starfleet captain

captain is considered an officer rank, rocket is correct. On your feet, officer on decK!
edit: basically any military personal who completed 4 years of college is given the rank of an officer upon enlisting. Of course you have rare cases where NCO's make it into OCS and get officer rank but that is rare.

[espire]

Originally Posted by Rocket

As in many real life navies, captain within the Star Trek universe can refer to a commissioned Starfleet officer rank or the title held by the commander of a ship irrespective of their actual rank. The rank first appears in Star Trek's initial pilot, "The Cage", and is held by Christopher Pike, who commands the USS Enterprise. Dozens of captains, both seen and unseen, have played minor and major roles throughout Star Trek's various incarnations.

SOURCE: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Captain..._Trek)#Captain

That's a technicality, but acceptable.

Originally Posted by Future Raptor Ace

captain is considered an officer rank, rocket is correct. On your feet, officer on decK!
edit: basically any military personal who completed 4 years of college is given the rank of an officer upon enlisting. Of course you have rare cases where NCO's make it into OCS and get officer rank but that is rare.

Since when did you live in the 24th century?

[johntheswan]

i tihnk it would be awesome if alizee was in curb your enthusiasm. Her and Larry david make a good match

[mjmyo11]

Originally Posted by johntheswan

i tihnk it would be awesome if alizee was in curb your enthusiasm. Her and Larry david make a good match

Couldn't agree with you more my friend