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'''J. J. Adams''' was a space officer in the year [[2370]], the [[captain]] of the [[starship]] [[C-57-D|''C-57-D'']]. |
'''J. J. Adams''' was a space officer in the year [[2370]], the [[captain]] of the [[starship]] [[C-57-D|''C-57-D'']]. |
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| − | Under his command, the vessel visited the [[Luna|Lunar |
+ | Under his command, the vessel visited the [[Luna|Lunar receiving base]] on [[Earth]]'s [[moon]], and was due to arrive at [[Deep Space 9]] on [[stardate]] 47562.0, according to an [[arrival roster]] recorded in that station's [[library computer]]. ([[DS9]]: "[[Whispers]]") |
| − | :''J.J. Adams was the name of the spaceship commander played by [[Wikipedia:Leslie Nielsen|Leslie Nielsen]] in the classic [[science fiction]] [[film]] ''[[Wikipedia:Forbidden Planet|Forbidden Planet]]'' (1956). His name was not mentioned in dialogue, |
+ | :''J.J. Adams was the name of the spaceship commander played by [[Wikipedia:Leslie Nielsen|Leslie Nielsen]] in the classic [[science fiction]] [[film]] ''[[Wikipedia:Forbidden Planet|Forbidden Planet]]'' (1956). His name was not mentioned in dialogue, but was simply listed in an [[okudagram]] graphic of an [[arrival roster]] on a [[viewscreen]]. The graphic was also populated by a number of other [[in-joke]]s.'' |
[[Category:Humans|Adams, J.J.]] |
[[Category:Humans|Adams, J.J.]] |
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Revision as of 18:14, 24 September 2006
The arrival roster at Deep Space 9 listing Captain Adams.
J. J. Adams was a space officer in the year 2370, the captain of the starship C-57-D.
Under his command, the vessel visited the Lunar receiving base on Earth's moon, and was due to arrive at Deep Space 9 on stardate 47562.0, according to an arrival roster recorded in that station's library computer. (DS9: "Whispers")
- J.J. Adams was the name of the spaceship commander played by Leslie Nielsen in the classic science fiction film Forbidden Planet (1956). His name was not mentioned in dialogue, but was simply listed in an okudagram graphic of an arrival roster on a viewscreen. The graphic was also populated by a number of other in-jokes.