@Raymondoz2007 said:

@Nexus71 said:

It's a good thing Gene didn't get his way he wanted the Ferengi to have very visible large male genitalia.

You know what they say about men with big ears.

They like their oomox!

Wonder if Beats has Ferengi-size headphones ?

@Nexus71 said:

Wonder if Beats has Ferengi-size headphones ?

Aren't headphones the Ferengi equivalent of vibrators for Hyoo-mons?

So they have ear-gasms?

@Moonglum9 said:

@Nexus71 said:

Wonder if Beats has Ferengi-size headphones ?

Aren't headphones the Ferengi equivalent of vibrators for Hyoo-mons?

Good one moonglum.

@Nexus71 said:

So they have ear-gasms?

Hey, nex. How ya doin'?

Hiya Jet fine but ready to hit the bunks good to hear from you my friend hope you are doing fine as well.

@Jetfire59 said:

Except for the exclusion of how they initially held and moved their limbs n their introductory episode (which offended some handicapped viewers), they did't really change all that much. Even in some serious situations, Quark and his brother were comedy relief. The Grand Nagus was a repulsive, insufferable little weasel. Most TNG fans consider them a miserable failure as a threatening race.

I never really perceived the Ferengi as supposed to be threatening so I guess in that light I don't regard them as a failure. I find the real danger of the Ferengi lies in their willingness to engage in particularly slimey, underhanded activity that doesn't really involve blatant violence - activities such as kidnapping and blackmail. They also may not want to engage in all out confrontations with others, but I'm sure they don't mind in finding ways to profit from it. I agree with the comedy relief assessment, but I find the Ferengi of DS9 were much more clever than those presented in The Last Outpost.

@Raymondoz2007 said:

Lots of shows have "teething" problems in the first season but the first season of TNG was lucky it wasn't canceled.

You just realised this? Where have you been!

The second episode was ridiculous. It was called Code of Honor and it was absurd. Some have called it racist but the idea that some being could just kidnap a Star Fleet officer and that they would go long with his nonsense was so dumb.

Data was right when it asked if this was a joke. It was an act of war and Picard would have every right to take action.