Here's the answers to this week's installment of The Trivia Tribble Presents. A big thanks to the Trivia Tribble David Kleparek for providing the fantastic content.

Star Trek: The Original Series
Season 2 Episode 8 ‘I, Mudd’

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Questions:

1. How long had Crewman Norman been aboard the Enterprise at the beginning of the episode? - 72 Hours

2. What did the emergency button read when Crewman Norman tampered with the controls? - “Overload Danger”

Here's this week's installment of The Trivia Tribble Presents. As always a big thanks to the Trivia Tribble David Kleparek for providing the fantastic content.

Here are the answers to this week's installment of The Trivia Tribble Presents.  If you haven't tried your hand at the challenge check out the quiz here.   Big thanks to the Trivia Tribble David Kleparek for providing the fantastic content.

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
Season 4 Episode 8 ‘Little Green Men’

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Here's this week's installment of The Trivia Tribble Presents.  Big thanks to the Trivia Tribble David Kleparek for providing the fantastic content.  Keep watching for possible prizes available in future installments.

Here are the answers to our first installment of The Trivia Tribble Presents.  If you haven't tried your hand at the challenge check out the quiz here.   Big thanks to the Trivia Tribble David Kleparek for providing the fantastic content.

Star Trek: The Next Generation
Season 2, Episode 9 'Measure of a Man'

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Here's the first installment of our new weekly trivia feature.  Big thanks to the Trivia Tribble David Kleparek for providing the fantastic content.

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To celebrate the premiere of the new Star Trek film directed by JJ Abrams, test your knowledge of Star Trek lore. The show's been around for over 40 years, had numerous spinoffs and movies, and developed an insanely rabid fanbase. Are you a Herbert? A Trekkie? Trekker? Find out.

We got 19 / 20. Seems that someone here forgot that Bill Shatner directed the god-awful Star Trek V.  Of course we can't really blame them for forgetting.