Hyperspanner: one word?
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I have discovered that this item is actually spelled "hyperspanner" in the closed-captioning. Should we rename all instances of "hyper spanner" to "hyperspanner"? —Shawn81 04:25, 6 Oct 2005 (UTC)
- Make one word a redirect, and leave this here IMO. On at least 2 occasions (granted, unofficial) on StarTrek.com do they spell it two words. - AJHalliwell 04:43, 6 Oct 2005 (UTC)
- (update) The script for "The Ship" spells it "Hyper-spanner" with a dash, and Empok Nor spells it two words. (slightly unrelated note,) Was this really never mentioned in TNG? Huh, thought it was. - AJHalliwell 04:48, 6 Oct 2005 (UTC)
Removed
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Removed
- Many fans consider the hyperspanner to be a great example of technobabble, as its actual use has never really been explained, and the writers seem to put it in whenever they need a "recognizable tool." It is similar in concept to the Sonic Screwdriver of Doctor Who fame.
How many constitutes "many fans" and why do we care? --Alan 23:38, 18 May 2009 (UTC)
PNA-incomplete
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- DS9:
- "The Ship"
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"Empok Nor" - "When It Rains..." (mentioned in background chatter at Cardassian resistance camp)
- VOY:
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"Unity" -
"Day of Honor" -
"Living Witness" -
"Drive" -
"Lineage" -
"Author, Author"
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- ENT:
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"Future Tense" -
"Minefield" - "Rajiin" (mentioned in background chatter on the Xanthan homeworld)
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