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BBC - h2g2 - Ferengi Rules of Acquisition In the Enterprise episode 'Acquisition', this rule is quoted as being the 45th rule. According to the Enterprise episode 'Acquisition', which is set in the year 2151, there are 173 rules. The Star Trek name, and all references to the Ferengi and their Rules of Acquisition remain the copyright of Paramount. www.bbc.co.uk /dna/h2g2/A842906

The Trek Nation - Rules of Acquisition Michelle Erica Green reviews 'Enterprise' episodes for the Trek Nation, for which she is also a news writer. Aug 14 - Brooks Would Have Liked More Benny Russell Episodes The tulaberries plot seemed goofy; I didn't realize then that we were being set up for the (clunky) advent of The Dominion, so in a way this is the most important episode of DS9's early seasons. www.treknation.com /reviews/ds9/rules_of_acquisition.shtml

Ds9 Some episode descriptions and images are available, full reviews are still missing. Currently featuring Enterprise, the latest in the Star Trek series. The imaging application SAOImage ds9 is distributed with CIAO as the default imager. www.star-trek-books.com /star_trek/ds9.html

BBC - h2g2 - Ferengi Rules of Acquisition In the Enterprise episode 'Acquisition', this rule is quoted as being the 45th rule. According to the Enterprise episode 'Acquisition', which is set in the year 2151, there are 173 rules. In the DS9 episode 'The Siege of AR-558' Quark makes a reference to rule 34, saying that war is good for business the further away from the front lines you are. www.bbc.co.uk /dna/collective/A842906

BBC - h2g2 - Ferengi Rules of Acquisition In the Enterprise episode 'Acquisition', this rule is quoted as being the 45th rule. According to the Enterprise episode 'Acquisition', which is set in the year 2151, there are 173 rules. It is unknown whether the rules number was simply misquoted or whether the rule was re-arranged and given a different number at a later date. www.bbc.co.uk /dna/h2g2/A842906   (1572 words)

Lowerdecks.com - Enterprise Encyclopedia - F They even had the Rules of Acquisition to guide them to more profits, which contained rules where even greed was seen as a positive thing. The Ferengi were not actually mentioned by name in this episode. There was a phrase "When in Fellebia, do as the Fellebians do." ("Unexpected" [ENT]). databank.lowerdecks.com /encyclopedia/F.shtml   (1572 words)

TrekWeb.com - Deus: "Affliction" Harkens Back to Sweeping DS9 Plots and Does Honor to Klingon Heritage Instead, it features the launch not of Enterprise but of Columbia, the younger sister and rather than being the pilot, it is one of the show's final episodes - as the promos now trumpet with glee-like excitement. The Rules of Acquisition and the Nagus were mentioned in that one episode where they brought back the Ferengi from "The Price" [TNG]. And one would have thought, that given the sheer amount of plot that was crammed into this episode, that it would have been severely hard to follow, and overly complex. www.trekweb.com /stories.php?aid=4219fce1b4abe&topBrowse=all   (1572 words)

Sci Fi Pulse Message Board (RE: So What Do You All Think Of Enterprise Thus Far.) In the upcoming episode "Acquisition," the crew never finds out the pirates are Ferengi, still allowing official first contact to take place in the TNG episode "The Last Outpost." As for the Romulans, we all have to wait and see on that one. My favorite episodes to date have been "Cold Front" and "Dear Doctor." The cast members are now somewhat developed and are gradually finding their niche. So far the episodes have been up and down for me. Other than some of the "rehashed plots" that they used..overall I am enjoying the series. scifipulse.net /aspBoardDetail.asp?Id=37   (383 words)

Star Trek Enterprise Episode - Biggest stars resource on the Internet Star Trek: Enterprise is the fifth Star Trek TV series...join us for news, episode guide, message board, webring, and more at Scifispace.com... The complete guides to every Star Trek episode: aliens, characters, and starships from each series; includes maps of the Galaxy, Ferengi Rules of Acquisition... "The Enterprise Incident" is the classic Star Trek episode in which Kirk apparently goes... stars.se-punch.com /index.php?k=star-trek-enterprise-episode   (383 words)

Star Trek Enterprise Season Episode - Biggest stars resource on the Internet Star Trek: Enterprise is the fifth Star Trek TV series...join us for news, episode guide, message board, webring, and more at Scifispace.com... Starting in the first episode, the Enterprise crew discover their time has become a front in the mysterious... The complete guides to every Star Trek episode: aliens, characters, and starships from each series; includes maps of the Galaxy, Ferengi Rules of Acquisition... stars.catcrawler.info /index.php?k=star-trek-enterprise-season-episode   (383 words)

Star Trek News Stever also hints that DS9 regular Rene Auberjonois ('Odo') will have a role in an episode entitled "Oasis," airing after "Acquisition." Previously, game show host Tom Bergeron reported that he would guest in an episode entitled "Osmosis" (story), so it is possible that this may be the same episode with titular confusion. This confirms that "Silent Enemy" was the lowest rated ENT episode of the season to date and that ENT has officially lost 51% of its viewers since the premiere of the series pilot, "Broken Bow", on September 26 of last year. During the episode, Archer and Mayweather befriend several of their fellow Suliban prisoners and are told about the species' past. treklopedia.dyndns.org /HTML/TrekNews/News_2k201.htm   (383 words)

Photogenic, Schizophrenic You: Captain Archer, Season Two I enjoyed "Acquisition," "Desert Crossing," "Two Days and Two Nights," and "Stigma." (However, all those episodes featured Trip, which probably colors my opinion entirely out of objectivity.) "Shockwave part 1" had enormous potential, and Bakula's anguish was very real. ENT's scripts aren't consistent from episode to episode, and more often than not, the very poorest writing comes from the hands of current Trek franchise lords Rick Berman and Brannon Braga. Actually, this self-centeredness pops up again in the otherwise good episode "Stigma." Archer acts petulant and personally insulted at first that T'Pol chose not to share her medical condition with him, and that Phlox was respecting doctor-patient confidentiality. www.triphammered.com /Extras/archer2.shtml   (383 words)

Lowerdecks.com - Enterprise Encyclopedia - F They even had the Rules of Acquisition to guide them to more profits, which contained rules where even greed was seen as a positive thing. The Ferengi were not actually mentioned by name in this episode. He was found out and escorted off the ship. databank.lowerdecks.com /encyclopedia/F.shtml   (1380 words)

Lowerdecks.com - Enterprise Encyclopedia - F They even had the Rules of Acquisition to guide them to more profits, which contained rules where even greed was seen as a positive thing. The Ferengi were not actually mentioned by name in this episode. There was a phrase "When in Fellebia, do as the Fellebians do." ("Unexpected" [ENT]). databank.lowerdecks.com /encyclopedia/F.shtml   (1380 words)

Photogenic, Schizophrenic You: Captain Archer, Season Two I enjoyed "Acquisition," "Desert Crossing," "Two Days and Two Nights," and "Stigma." (However, all those episodes featured Trip, which probably colors my opinion entirely out of objectivity.) "Shockwave part 1" had enormous potential, and Bakula's anguish was very real. This wretched facet of the character dominates the horrendous "A Night in Sickbay," about which I'll only say here that Bakula deserves a medal for going through with it without throttling his bosses, and that I didn't think any single episode of Trek could be worse than VOY's "Good Shepherd" -- but I was wrong. Actually, this self-centeredness pops up again in the otherwise good episode "Stigma." Archer acts petulant and personally insulted at first that T'Pol chose not to share her medical condition with him, and that Phlox was respecting doctor-patient confidentiality. www.triphammered.com /Extras/archer2.shtml   (1380 words)

The Trek Nation - Acquisition Long-time Trekkers might have been pleased by the cast list for 'Acquisition,' but because the makeup is so heavy and the first several minutes of the episode feature only Ferengi dialogue, it's rather hard to figure out who's who by face or voice. We hear Rules of Acquisition, we learn that latinum has been gold-pressed for centuries. I should admit that I didn't much care for Ferengi episodes on the three previous Trek shows to feature the aliens, though I didn't dislike them either. www.treknation.com /reviews/enterprise/acquisition.shtml   (1623 words)

Amazon.com: Star Trek - Enterprise: DVD One disappointing episode was "Fusion", which appeared to contradict descriptions from other "Star Trek" TV series that Vulcans had always practiced mind melds; as was the episode "Acquisition", which included the Ferengi: a species that had only been introduced in "Star Trek: The Next Generation", 200 years later. The Region 1 DVD release of Season 3 modifies the opening credits of the first three episodes of the season to say "Star Trek: Enterprise" instead of "Enterprise", in order to be consistent with the rest of the season. Star Trek Enterprise known in the first season simply as "Enterprise" goes back to the roots of the Federation when mankind begins to explore deep space. www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00005JLFS?v=glance   (3670 words)

Star Trek/Disney Crossovers Clint Howard appeared on Star Trek in the episode “The Corbomite Maneuver” on November 10, 1996 as Balok; on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine in the episode “Past Tense, Part II” on January 9, 1995 as Grady; and on Enterprise in the episode “Acquisition” on March 27, 2002 as Muk. Morgan Sheppard appeared on Star Trek: The Next Generation in the episode “The Schizoid Man” on January 1, 1989 as Ira Graves; and on Star Trek: Voyager in the episode “Bliss” on February 10, 1999 as Qatai; and in Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country (December 6, 1991) as Klingon Commander. Paul Dooley appeared on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine in the episodes “The Wire” on May 8, 1994, “Improbable Cause” on April 24, 1995, “The Die Is Cast” on May 1, 1995, and “In Purgatory’s Shadow” on February 10, 1997 as Enabran Tain. homepage.usask.ca /~jjs142/startrek.htm   (2370 words)

the agony booth forum - The Worst of Trek: "Profit and Lace" Posted - September 03 2004 : 09:28:58 AM Interesting enough, one of the Ferengi (the guy who plays the Grand Nagus - sorry Acting Grand Nagus), was another Ferengi on that Enterprise episode "Acquisition" where the chief engineer has to stop those aliens wearing only blue underwear. And didn't have Enterprise an episode (the series is pretty new here, we aren't even halfway through the first season I think) were the crew is surprised by Ferengis and they actually pose a small threat? Posted - September 03 2004 : 09:34:01 AM The Acting Grand Nagus stick not only looks like the Aztec/Maya/Inca mask, but it also kinda looks like a ferengi charicature of Leonard Nemoy. www.agonybooth.com /forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=1167   (3267 words)

STARTREK.COM : Article In one history-making episode, Combs played both Weyoun and Brunt in "The Dogs of War." Other Star Trek roles include Krem (another Ferengi) in the Enterprise episode "Acquisition," as well as two other aliens on DS9 and Star Trek: Voyager. It would be difficult to imagine a Star Trek universe without the many characters Jeffrey Combs has brought to life, including his most recent role as Shran, the cantankerous Andorian commander who maintains a prickly but respectful relationship with Captain Jonathan Archer on Star Trek: Enterprise. And, in the Little Known Trivia Department, Combs was in the running to play Commander William Riker when Star Trek: The Next Generation was first cast. www.startrek.com /startrek/view/features/firstperson/article/8277.html   (322 words)

Star Trek Tng Episode Guide The complete guides to every Star Trek episode: aliens, characters, and starships from each series; includes maps of the Galaxy, Ferengi Rules of Acquisition... The complete guide to every Star Trek episode: aliens, characters, and starships from each series; includes maps of the Galaxy, Ferengi Rules of Acquisition... The USS Enterprise-D was a Galaxy Class Starship launched in 2363. www.star-trek-books.com /star_trek/star_trek_tng_episode_guide.html   (536 words)

Amazon.com: Star Trek Enterprise - The Complete First Season: DVD One disappointing episode was "Fusion", which appeared to contradict descriptions from other "Star Trek" TV series that Vulcans had always practiced mind melds; as was the episode "Acquisition", which included the Ferengi: a species that had only been introduced in "Star Trek: The Next Generation", 200 years later. Star Trek Enterprise known in the first season simply as "Enterprise" goes back to the roots of the Federation when mankind begins to explore deep space. The opening credits includes the rolling-out of the space shuttle Enterprise which was attended by Gene Roddenberry and the cast of Star Trek because it was named after Kirk's Enterprise NCC-1701 after NASA received thousands of letters from Star Trek fans. www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B0007TKH66?v=glance   (3240 words)

Related Website - Star Trek Unification - Jeffrey Combs retrouve l?apparence d ...   UNIFICATION : Dépêches > Enterprise > Jeffrey Combs retrouve l?apparence d?un Ferengi grâce à l?épisode d?Enterprise « Acquisition », [ 13 Apr Star Trek Unification - Jeffrey Combs retrouve l?apparence d... Related Website - Star Trek Unification - Jeffrey Combs retrouve l?apparence d... rotteneggs.com /r/show/se/2330347.html   (133 words)

T.V.O.D. for March 2002 In the evening, “Acquisition” is a new episode of Enterprise which introduces (remember, the show is a prequel) us to the Ferengi. Laura Dern guests as the new poet laureate of the United States dealing with the responsibility of an artist to the truth on a new episode of The West Wing. It seems that at least two of them (Jeffrey Combs and Ethan Phillips) were actors in previous iterations of the franchise! www.tvod.com /2002-03/2002-03.htm   (2437 words)

STARTREK.COM : Article Combs makes his sixth appearance on Star Trek: Enterprise as Shran, the Andorian always keeping tally of favors between him and Archer (Combs also played a Ferengi in "Acquisition"). The role of Andorians in the eventual formation of an interstellar league of planets comes into play during the final episode of a trilogy about Vulcan reformation, and Jeffrey Combs has dutifully returned to don the blue antennae as "Shran." This is Sussman's third script of the season, after "Home" and "The Augments." This is the second episode of the season for Livingston, who directed next week's "Borderland." Livingston last teamed up with Combs in "Proving Ground." www.startrek.com /startrek/view/news/article/7645.html   (676 words)

Ferengi - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia In the Star Trek chronology, the earliest known reference to the race occurs in the Star Trek: Enterprise episode "Dear Doctor" when an alien mentions the Ferengi in passing, but the Enterprise crew do not recognize the name. Ferengi culture is based entirely on commerce, and the 285 Rules of Acquisition comprise the sacred code on which all of Ferengi society is based. Ferengi society seems to be based on strict meritocracy, and aristocracy, nepotism, oligarchy and dictatorship are almost unknown in Ferengi society. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ferengi   (2541 words)

SCIFI.COM: Events Calendar > Event View > Ethan Phillips On Enterprise ET/PT "Acquisition" will mark the first appearance of the Ferengi on Enterprise. SCIFI.COM: Events Calendar > Event View > Ethan Phillips On Enterprise The episode will feature Ethan Phillips (Neelix on Star Trek: Voyager) as one of the Ferengi, as well as regular Trek guest star Jeffrey Combs (Weyoun, Shran). www.scifi.com /events/event.php3?event_id=5341&date=3/27/2002   (50 words)

Section News - May 2003 AN The Tamarian captain Darmok teaches Enterprise Captain Picard this language of metaphor through the interesting pedagogical technique of kidnapping him and forcing him to ritually act out one of the myths (unfortunately, it is one in which two heroes become friends by defeating a monstrous beast with just their knives). Star Trek: “Metamorphosis” (Nov 10, 1967): This episode introduced the concept of the “universal translator.” This handy device renders linguists unnecessary, as it automatically translates every nuance of language on the basis of a set of universal concepts (one of which is the distinction between male and female, which even sapient energy clouds share). Sesame Street: There’s a scene that makes a great discussion starter on language acquisition in which Ernie tries to teach a baby to say his name, and it does not work. www.bol.ucla.edu /~moorel/LSA.htm   (722 words)

The Great Link : Enterprise Review, Tim Lynch reviews 'Acquisition' [Episode Review] The Great Link : Enterprise Review, Tim Lynch reviews 'Acquisition' [Episode Review] This 3 disc set contains the first 10 episodes from Season 2 — from 'Scattered', up to the summer finale, 'Pegasus'. The more things change, the more they stay the same." www.greatlink.org /showreview173.htm   (2578 words)

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