It takes a true Trekkie to identify all these shapes from Star Trek: The Original Series
It takes the mind of a Vulcan to ace this.

Captain! We are pulling up some unidentified objects on the viewscreen.
We need you and your crew to help us figure out these dozen mysteries. Dig deep into your knowledge of Star Trek to identify these strange forms!
Good luck!

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What is this?
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What is this?
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What would the crew use this for?
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Captain! We have a ship on the screen! Who is it?
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This is a "Lirpa." What is that?
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Captain, a ship is reaching out to us with this symbol. Are they friendly or evil?
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Lieutenant, can you identify this species?
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In which episode would you find this creature?
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What is this creature?
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Which Enterprise crew member would typically use this?
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This giant cone was floating in space as the title threat in which episode?
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In the above episode, which Starfleet ship wears this insignia?

It takes a true Trekkie to identify all these shapes from Star Trek: The Original Series
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It takes a true Trekkie to identify all these shapes from Star Trek: The Original Series
You got 12 out of 12
You got 12 out of 12
You got 11 out of 12
Pass or fail, may you live long and prosper.
Missed the last one.
Pass or fail, may you live long and prosper.
Missed the last one.
Missed 2 on the Star Trek shapes..damn as someone who’s seen all the shows more than once I’m stunned but happy with it
Actually, the first one could either be more than two Tribbles (from the shape it couldn't be either one or two, so it would have to be three or more) or the Mother Horta.
I disagree with #1. The Tribbles looked like gently (but equally) rounded Guinea Pigs (without a face). The Horta was not symetrical and could move in any direction quickly.
Staff writers need to go back and practice their shapes with Play-Do!
Staff writers need to go back and practice their shapes with Play-Do!
That's what I just said.
It's either three or more Tribbles (it can't be one or two Tribbles because of the shape) or the Mother Horta.
It's either three or more Tribbles (it can't be one or two Tribbles because of the shape) or the Mother Horta.