You are 73% Pisces

You Are a Visionary Soul

You are a curious person, always in a state of awareness. Connected to all things spiritual, you are very connect to your soul. You are wise and bright: able to reason and be reasonable. Occasionally, you get quite depressed and have dark feelings. You have great vision and can be very insightful. In fact, you are often profound in a way that surprises yourself. Visionary souls like you can be the best type of friend. You are intuitive, understanding, sympathetic, and a good healer. Souls you are most compatible with: Old Soul and Peacemaker Soul

Your Boobies' Names Are: Bambi and Thumper

You Are a Dachshund Puppy

Loyal and playful - with a good hunting instinct. You sometimes go a little crazy and need to chase down a rabbit or two.

Your Dominant Intelligence is Logical-Mathematical Intelligence

You are great at finding patterns and relationships between things. Always curious about how things work, you love to set up experiments. You need for the world to make sense - and are good at making sense of it. You have a head for numbers and math ... and you can solve almost any logic puzzle. You would make a great scientist, engineer, computer programmer, researcher, accountant, or mathematician.

Your Hippie Dude Name is: Electric

Then again, maybe Mr. & Mrs. Mass are a perfectly normal Catholic family who think it's likewise perfectly normal to name their child Mary-Chris.

Yeah, this person's name is Mary-Chris Mass!

For the first three years of its run, Star Trek: Enterprise really hasn't lived up to its potential. A series that takes place a century before the original series, and two centuries before its three predecessors, Enterprise had been facing a serious problem: many of the stories that would've made good episodes, couldn't be told, because it would violate continuity. As an example of the series trying to get around this, there were episodes that featured both the Ferengi and the Borg. But since the Federation didn't know what either looked like until 200 years later, both species went their entire episodes unnamed. To me, that just seemed like a cop out.

This year, thanks to a new showrunner, the series has made a full 180. Not violating the continuity, but rather embracing it. Showing how the 23rd and 24th centuries got that way.

So far this season, we've already seen Data's creator's great-grandfather as the head of a group of genetically-engineered humans (Khan's people), a much-younger version of the Vulcan matriarch who presided over Spock's near-wedding (as a terrorist, no less), and a valid reason as to why, when we first saw the Organians in the 23rd century, they already knew a lot about humans (they just visited Archer's Enterprise, although none of the crew remember it). And the season's only half-over:

• The next storyline featureas the chronologically-earliest appearance of humans, Vulcans, Andorians and Tellarites in the same episode: the four races who, some seven years hence, will found the Federation.
• We are 23 days away from learning how the Klingons lost their bumpy foreheads.
• Turns out that, without Picard and the 1701-E crew helping Zefram Cochrane and his staff launch Earth's first warp vessel and showing just what was at stake, the Vulcans that land in Montana to investigate would've instead faced a lynch mob. That's the event that separates our familiar universe from the Mirror Universe. An upcoming two-parter that takes place entirely in the Mirror Universe also features an appearance from a Constitution-class Federation vessel that we've seen before: Kirk's Enterprise's sister ship, the Defiant. (And if you think they're skimping on the Defiant sets, take a look at these behind-the-scenes shots!)
• And it's currently being reported that Riker & Troi, last seen departing the Enterprise-E for their own ship, the Titan, will be making an appearance in the season finale.

(Something else to remember: when this current season ends, there will have been a new Star Trek series on the air continuously for 18 years. The same amount of time we went without a series [1969-87].)

1. Which two teams participated in last year's Super Bowl?
2. Who won?
3. What was the final score?
4. Which of Janet Jackson's breasts were exposed, her right or her left?