Dogs in Space?

Originally posted by skoon
so when is Porthos going to turn into a female & be pregnant?

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good one!
 
Hey, hey! Didn't you see the last episode? Trip didn't have to be female to be impregnated!!! He was the "first human male to be pregnant in an interspecies pregnancy!" :D :D :D

So Porthos can be a mommy without losing his family jewels! ;)
 
poor Porthos...poor Trip, I'm starting to like him
 
I like trip.... He is gonna be fun i can feel it...

In another forum i visit someone has had the same idea as me... and put a poll up asking how long it is b4 the dog saves the ship... LOL

See i am not the only one
 
maybe they will ren into some of those dogs that were lonched into space before we ever reached the moon...weren't there monkeys too? Maybe some aliens came across them & took them as pets & bread them, etc...
 
Could come across a probe that has been sent to find out why they lost contact with ......... ow dear ths has already been donr as well...

But they may well us it again
 
No, bring back me doggie, sniff sniff:( :crying: :errrr: :iiworry:
 
Hot News: the episode "Sleeping Dogs" that will air next year could be that that long awaited episode when Porthos saves the ship -- and we only had to wait ½ a season for it!
 
or it could be about Porthos gone missing on the ship & everyone's looking for him then find him sleeping in his little doggie bed where he should be...hmmm, don't mind me, too early in the mornin';)
 
yeah - about Porthos - he wasn't on last week, nor was he on this week --

at least they aren't making him a central focus of the show --

however - he's never out of Archer's quarters, unless he's on the weird 'rock alien' planet ----

don't know if he'll be back next week or not --- have to wait and see ----
 
Neo says that it's not about Porthos at all, the 'sleeping dogs' (of war) are Klingons!

Does anyone know their Shakespear better than me? Did Shakespear mean 'mercenaries', as the term has come to mean now (The Frederick Forsyth book and film of the same name) and in Star Trek itself (DS9 episode), or did he mean real fighting War Dogs, as were in use in the middle ages in battle? I know the naval term 'Sea Dog' must be quite ancient, possibly before Shakespear. Or am I getting to serious for this discussion (tell me and I won't ask again.)
 
Its nothing to do with the DOG.... it all about the klingons and a sleepign virus....
 
Originally posted by Dave
I thought I already said that... Pity though! I wanted to see Porthos in his Spacesuit.

Sorry
 

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