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Takei with the Star Trek reference of the day (Original Post)
BootinUp
Jun 2022
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Some Trekie researched all episodes and found the Green/Gold Officers died at a higher percentage.
TheBlackAdder
Jun 2022
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WarGamer
(18,331 posts)1. +1000 nt
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dchill
(42,660 posts)3. Security, insecure.
RainCaster
(13,459 posts)4. Yes!
Enter stage left
(4,387 posts)5. And phasers set to stun!
Backseat Driver
(4,671 posts)16. Red Alert! n/t
Wild blueberry
(8,186 posts)6. Oh, please may it be so
Thank you.
TheBlackAdder
(29,981 posts)7. Some Trekie researched all episodes and found the Green/Gold Officers died at a higher percentage.
BootinUp
(51,035 posts)8. Ok, but the myth will live on! lol. nt
TheBlackAdder
(29,981 posts)12. I have a refrigerator magnet with FAIL ⬇️ above a Red Shirt.
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Ilsa
(64,028 posts)14. Especially if they have only one name, like "Guy."

Luckily for this Guy, he had a last name: Fleegman.
Marcuse
(8,849 posts)15. Recount?
According to Grime and the Star Trek: Star Fleet Technical Manual, there are 239 redshirts on the series. Of those, only 25 die. That means redshirts on the series have about a 10 percent chance of dying.
However, there are 55 crewmembers wearing gold. If 10 of them die, that means their mortality rate is just over 18 percent. Captain Kirk should consider himself lucky to be alive!
Only six percent of crewmembers wearing blue, often scientists, die on the show.https://www.space.com/36450-star-trek-math-of-khan.html
However, there are 55 crewmembers wearing gold. If 10 of them die, that means their mortality rate is just over 18 percent. Captain Kirk should consider himself lucky to be alive!
Only six percent of crewmembers wearing blue, often scientists, die on the show.https://www.space.com/36450-star-trek-math-of-khan.html
Higherarky
(637 posts)9. Hmmm ...
That's a happy thought, but perhaps we should not enumerate our juvenile poultry until the incubation period has elapsed.
Just sayin'.
BootinUp
(51,035 posts)10. Good advice, its hard though. nt
*sigh*
lastlib
(27,792 posts)17. Thank you, Mr. Spock.
burrowowl
(18,494 posts)13. Good one!
Beartracks
(14,466 posts)19. Well, Trump does view everyone around himself as disposable.
Earth-shine
(4,044 posts)20. I gave my first PC the name M5.
It was so I could say to it, "M5, you are great ... I am great."
