By the way, original Star Trek was almost FORTY YEARS AGO.

and I wanted to lick uhura's legs

Though this thread is based on preference/opinion, look at the big picture.

6 SW movies vs. double or so that many ST movies and a ridiculous number of TV series.
And many hate the SW prequels...so that's 3 movies that had such a huge impact. This makes it far superior beyond opinion, but opinions as we know are like assholes...we've all got one.

how can i vote when you forgot the "they both suck" option?

why would you vote with the wrong answer?

Han Solo:
"I think my eyes are getting better. Instead of a big dark blur I see a big light blur."

Luke Skywalker:
"There's nothing to see. I used to live here you know."

Han Solo:
"You're going to die here you know. Convenient."

i'm not sure how difficult this is to understand for someone living in england, but in a democracy there's no such thing as a "wrong answer" when it comes to voting.

One of the flaws of democracy, obviously.

yes, it can be a bit of a hassle.

i'm happy to see how many people voted on this pole :)

Luke Skywalker:
"I'm not afraid."

Yoda:
"Good. You will be. You WILL be."

i have a lightsaber. it's red

Sith

hale naw! i'm lightside all the way. i prefer red ligtsabers

i like the green one's

star wars

Star Wars is strictly for children. Star Trek had far more original and engrossing stories than Lucas ever dreamed of filming.

everyone check out the new favorite jedi pole!

Star Wars, but I love the old Star Trek episodes. when i was a freshman in college i watched the next generation for like a season & i liked it, but then i stopped watching it. i have never seen any of the other spin-offs...not even one episode...







attn trekkies & trekkers (qprogeny79 might want to take a look at this)

g4tv is now showing the original series...there were some on this afternoon & at 4 pm they showed the episode "shore leave" as part of star trek 2.0, an interactive show featuring onscreen online chat, etc...
http://www.g4tv.com/startrek20/spockmarket.aspx