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'''''Star Trek''''' is a science fiction television and film franchise, set between 2151 and 2379 A.D. The franchise has spanned forty years, six series, and ten films. [[Hiro]] and [[Ando]] are big fans, Hiro more so than Ando.
'''''Star Trek''''' is a science fiction television and film franchise, set between 2151 and 2379 A.D. The franchise has spanned forty years, six series, and ten films. [[Hiro]] and [[Ando]] are big fans, Hiro more so than Ando.


==Episodic References==
==References==
===[[Genesis]]===
* When Hiro states that he will also be able to bend space and teleport, Ando comments that it's "like ''Star Trek''" (meaning the [[memoryalpha:transporter|transporter]]). (''[[Episode:Genesis|Genesis]]'')
* Hiro tells Ando, "I broke the space-time continuum!", a phrase made popular in the ''Star Trek: The Next Generation'' series. (''[[Episode:Genesis|Genesis]]'')
When [[Hiro]] first discovers his powers at [[Yamagato]], he states that he will be able to [[space-time manipulation|bend space and teleport]]. [[Ando]] comments that it's like the [[memoryalpha:transporter|transporter]] on ''Star Trek''. Hiro tells Ando, "I broke the space-time continuum!", a phrase made popular in the ''Star Trek: The Next Generation'' series. Ando comments that Hiro's "[[powers]] beyond any mere mortal" are like Spock's. He then suggests that Hiro use his [[memoryalpha:Vulcan death grip|Vulcan death grip]] when he is dragged back to his desk by [[Hiro's boss|his boss]].

* Ando comments that Hiro's "[[powers]] beyond any mere mortal" are like Spock's. He then suggests that Hiro use his [[memoryalpha:Vulcan death grip|Vulcan death grip]] when he is dragged back to his desk by [[Hiro's boss|his boss]]. (''[[Episode:Genesis|Genesis]]'')
* After getting bounced from the club for teleporting into the women's bathroom, Hiro expresses his desire to be different as "I wanna boldly go where no man has gone before". This is from the opening monologue of ''Star Trek'', and was eventually revealed to be a quote from [[memoryalpha:Zefram Cochrane|Zefram Cochrane]]'s speech before the first warp flight. (''[[Episode:Genesis|Genesis]]'')
Later, after getting bounced from a [[karaoke bar]] for teleporting into the women's bathroom, Hiro expresses his desire to be different as "I wanna boldly go where no man has gone before". This is from the opening monologue of ''Star Trek'', and was eventually revealed to be a quote from [[memoryalpha:Zefram Cochrane|Zefram Cochrane]]'s speech before the first warp flight. Later, Ando sarcastically says to Hiro, "Beam us up, Scotty!".

* Ando sarcastically says to Hiro, "''Beam us up, Scotty!''".(''[[Episode:Genesis|Genesis]]'')
===[[Don't Look Back]]===
* ''[[9th Wonders!]]'', Issue #14 depicts the conversation in which Hiro tells Ando he wants to "boldly go where no man has gone before." (''[[Don't Look Back]]'')
[[Hiro]] shows [[Ando]] ''[[9th Wonders!]]'', Issue #14, which depicts the conversation in which Hiro tells Ando he wants to "boldly go where no man has gone before."
* Hiro again compares his teleportation ability to ''Star Trek'''s transporters while speaking to the [[NYPD detective]]s investigating the [[Sylar's victims|murder]] of [[Isaac Mendez]] in the future. He then offers the detective the [[memoryalpha:Vulcan salute|Vulcan salute]]. (''[[Episode:Don't Look Back|Don't Look Back]]'')

* Hiro repeats his Vulcan salute when he meets Isaac in [[Midland]] at the [[Burnt Toast Diner]]. (''[[Episode:Fallout|Fallout]]'')
Later, Hiro again compares his [[teleportation]] [[ability]] to ''Star Trek'''s transporters while speaking to the [[NYPD detective]]s investigating the [[Sylar's victims|murder]] of [[Isaac Mendez]] in the future. He then offers the detective the [[memoryalpha:Vulcan salute|Vulcan salute]].
* [[Kaito Nakamura]]'s limo's license plate reads, "NCC-1701". This is the service number for the [[memoryalpha:USS_Enterprise_(NCC-1701)|USS ''Enterprise'']]. [[George Takei]] was an original cast member of ''Star Trek''. (<i>[[Distractions]]</i>)

* [[Hope]] calls [[Hiro]] "Sulu" just before she punches him in the face. (''[[Run!]]'')
===[[Fallout]]===
* Hiro gives [[Steve Gustavson]] the Vulcan salute and says, "I come in peace." (''[[Run!]]'')
[[Hiro]] repeats his Vulcan salute when he meets [[Isaac]] in [[Midland]] at the [[Burnt Toast Diner]].
* Hiro and [[Ando]] part ways with the Vulcan salute. (''[[Unexpected]]'')

* Ando tells Hiro that his whole life he talked about his favorite stories of [[hero]]es he wanted to be, ''Star Trek'' being part of those heroes. (''[[How to Stop an Exploding Man]]'')
===[[Distractions]]===
[[Kaito Nakamura]]'s limo's license plate reads, "NCC-1701". This is the service number for the [[memoryalpha:USS_Enterprise_(NCC-1701)|USS ''Enterprise'']]. (Incidentally, [[George Takei]] was an original cast member of ''Star Trek''.)

===[[Run!]]===
[[Hope]] calls [[Hiro]] "Sulu" just before she punches him in the face. Later, Hiro gives [[Steve Gustavson]] the Vulcan salute and says, "I come in peace."

===[[Unexpected]]===
[[Hiro]] and [[Ando]] part ways with the Vulcan salute.

===[[How to Stop an Exploding Man]]===
[[Ando]] reminds [[Hiro]] that his whole life he talked about his favorite stories of [[hero]]es he wanted to be, ''Star Trek'' being part of those heroes.


==Hiro's Blog References==
==Hiro's Blog References==

Revision as of 04:44, 24 August 2007

Star Trek

Hiro gives the Vulcan salute.

First reference: Genesis
"Star Trek" on Wikipedia

Star Trek is a science fiction television and film franchise, set between 2151 and 2379 A.D. The franchise has spanned forty years, six series, and ten films. Hiro and Ando are big fans, Hiro more so than Ando.

References

Genesis

When Hiro first discovers his powers at Yamagato, he states that he will be able to bend space and teleport. Ando comments that it's like the transporter on Star Trek. Hiro tells Ando, "I broke the space-time continuum!", a phrase made popular in the Star Trek: The Next Generation series. Ando comments that Hiro's "powers beyond any mere mortal" are like Spock's. He then suggests that Hiro use his Vulcan death grip when he is dragged back to his desk by his boss.

Later, after getting bounced from a karaoke bar for teleporting into the women's bathroom, Hiro expresses his desire to be different as "I wanna boldly go where no man has gone before". This is from the opening monologue of Star Trek, and was eventually revealed to be a quote from Zefram Cochrane's speech before the first warp flight. Later, Ando sarcastically says to Hiro, "Beam us up, Scotty!".

Don't Look Back

Hiro shows Ando 9th Wonders!, Issue #14, which depicts the conversation in which Hiro tells Ando he wants to "boldly go where no man has gone before."

Later, Hiro again compares his teleportation ability to Star Trek's transporters while speaking to the NYPD detectives investigating the murder of Isaac Mendez in the future. He then offers the detective the Vulcan salute.

Fallout

Hiro repeats his Vulcan salute when he meets Isaac in Midland at the Burnt Toast Diner.

Distractions

Kaito Nakamura's limo's license plate reads, "NCC-1701". This is the service number for the USS Enterprise. (Incidentally, George Takei was an original cast member of Star Trek.)

Run!

Hope calls Hiro "Sulu" just before she punches him in the face. Later, Hiro gives Steve Gustavson the Vulcan salute and says, "I come in peace."

Unexpected

Hiro and Ando part ways with the Vulcan salute.

How to Stop an Exploding Man

Ando reminds Hiro that his whole life he talked about his favorite stories of heroes he wanted to be, Star Trek being part of those heroes.

Hiro's Blog References

Hiro's blog on the NBC site makes the following Star Trek references:

Additionally, the kanji characters superimposed on the header image represent the Prime Directive.

Connections

Trivia

  • Dale Smither's hometown of Bozeman, MT is the location of Zephram Cochrane's original warp engine project, and was a pivotal location in Star Trek: First Contact.

Gallery

External Links


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