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Star Trek: The Next Generation - Crusher Tries to Contact Enterprise

In Star trek the Next Generation title "Yesterday's Enterprise" Crusher is on the Enterprise C when she contacts the ship to tell them to beam her back. When She is ready to beam back, she moves her hand towards her com-badge but doesn't press it.

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Rengie Retlaw on 11-26-2000

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Trekkie writes:: Come to think of it, why is it that sometimes they can talk to their ship or crew-mates without touching the com. badge, and sometimes they have to hit it? That has never made sense to me, and I have yet to find a common denominator!!!!; 4 of 4 people found this comment helpful. Did you?

Joshua Lee writes:: Ok, I think somebody isn't a trekkie. However! When inside the ship, the combadges do not need to be pressed, although people sometimes do! THis is because the internal communications do not need to be activated by hand!; 1 of 1 people found this comment helpful. Did you?

meoka2368 writes:: In one episode, Riker was on a planet (can't remember the planet of the ep.) and was using a flashlight that looks a lot like one that you might find today. When he wanted to contact the ship, he hit the comm-badge with the flashlight and it worked. If one was to look into this, one would find that the comm-badge can be used without pressing it, and used by anyone. The only reason that the comm-badge is pressed is for security reasons. A comm-badge can even be incoded with a person's fingerprint so that only that person can use the badge.; 0 of 1 people found this comment helpful. Did you?

Plum writes:: the communicator is always touched unless its a slip up. the fact files explain the programming and usage of communicators in extreme detail; 0 of 2 people found this comment helpful. Did you?