Talk:Eugenics Wars
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[edit] X-Play
Of interest
On the game review show "X-Play", the announcer introduced the hosts by stating they're "Still waiting for the Eugenics War." (X-Play often has the announcer state odd or humorus comments before introducing the hosts). After the introduction, co-host Adam Sessler quips "Roddenberry promised genocide, and we got squat." The joke is that The Eugenics Wars, in Star Trek, were supposed to occur in 1992. Fortunately, such a war did not occur.
- Who really knows what happened in Tiananmen Square ;)
-G —Preceding unsigned comment added by 134.117.158.83 (talk) 01:21, 26 January 2008 (UTC)
[edit] 37 Million died when?
This article contradicts itself regarding the 37 million deaths mentioned by Spock in "Bread and Circuses". Did they die in the Eugenics Wars or were they victims of Colonel Green? Someone who has seen the relevant episodes should fix this.
[edit] Like Dune?
I don't understand why this is "like the Butlerian Jihad in the Dune universe"? It doesn't seem like the Jihad had anything to do with genetics. I don't know much about either, so I don't want to step in and edit it, but if someone could clarify this point, that would be helpful. --Schwael 17:11, 1 October 2006 (UTC)
- Similar plot devices. Both are fictional events that results in a socail change that ends a certain technology. In The Butlerian Jihad, it results in a ban on thinking machine technology. The Eugenics Wars results in a ban on genetic engeering.--Eldarone 03:03, 2 October 2006 (UTC)
- But unless it's from a cited source, it appears to be original research. Pairadox 06:06, 24 August 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Help on another article
Can anyone who has read the Greg Cox books, confirm or deny the Eugenics War trivia on Beauty and the Beast (TV series). I'm guessing it's just humour, but have not read the Eugenics Wars books.
I can confirm it, being the one who wrote it. The book clearly describes Vincent [and Jarod Russell, and Maggie Erickson]] as being Khan's fellow Chrysalis products. This is first noted on Philip Jose Farmer's Wold Newton Crossover Chronology--Stripey1 23:02, 14 December 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Picture of Eugenics War Soilder?
In season one, episode one, of Star Trek TNG, Q morphs into a soldier from what could be the Eugenics Wars not sure if there is enough to say for sure though. However it may be a world war 3 uniform, since soldiers appear wearing the uniform in 2079 (26 years after the end of the wwIII) during the trial Q later forces the crew to face.
