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Later that year, the [[Arbazan]] [[Ambassador]] [[Taxco]] refused to sleep one more night on a Cardassian bed, because of the staring [[gargoyle]]s on the [[woodpole]]s. ({{DS9|The Forsaken}}) |
Later that year, the [[Arbazan]] [[Ambassador]] [[Taxco]] refused to sleep one more night on a Cardassian bed, because of the staring [[gargoyle]]s on the [[woodpole]]s. ({{DS9|The Forsaken}}) |
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+ | As Odo was a shape-shifter he did not used a bed, though he had liked sleeping in one when experiencing humanoid life. While sleeping, he would lose his solid state and turn to a gelatinous substance, causing him to slide onto the floor. ({{DS9|In Purgatory's Shadow}}) |
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Beds were mostly used for getting rest, either by lying quietly or sleep. |
Beds were mostly used for getting rest, either by lying quietly or sleep. |
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In [[2266]], [[Doctor|Dr.]] [[Leonard McCoy]] ordered [[geological technician]] [[Fisher (Technician)|Fisher]] to bed. ({{TOS|The Enemy Within}}) |
In [[2266]], [[Doctor|Dr.]] [[Leonard McCoy]] ordered [[geological technician]] [[Fisher (Technician)|Fisher]] to bed. ({{TOS|The Enemy Within}}) |
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In [[2369]], Benjamin Sisko tossed and turned around his bed, shortly before waking up on the floor while trapped in the ''[[Chula]]'' game. ({{DS9|Move Along Home}}) |
In [[2369]], Benjamin Sisko tossed and turned around his bed, shortly before waking up on the floor while trapped in the ''[[Chula]]'' game. ({{DS9|Move Along Home}}) |
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Revision as of 16:12, 14 December 2013
A bed was a flat, tilted, or semi-flat surface often elevated above the ground and used to sleep on. They were often pieces of furniture. One alternate variety was the hammock. (DS9: "Explorers")
Varieties
Human culture
Shortly after arriving on Deep Space 9, Benjamin and Jake Sisko went to their quarters and found there were no beds. Chief Miles O'Brien told the two that a spare bunk was available from the Enterprise-D. (DS9: "Emissary")
Alien culture
Klingon beds were thought to be uncomfortable by Humans. (TNG: "Unification I")
Cardassian beds were also found to be uncomfortable to Humans, but according to Vash, sleeping in any bed, even a Cardassian one was a luxury to her, since she usually slept on the ground in tents. (DS9: "Past Tense, Part I", "Q-Less")
Later that year, the Arbazan Ambassador Taxco refused to sleep one more night on a Cardassian bed, because of the staring gargoyles on the woodpoles. (DS9: "The Forsaken")
As Odo was a shape-shifter he did not used a bed, though he had liked sleeping in one when experiencing humanoid life. While sleeping, he would lose his solid state and turn to a gelatinous substance, causing him to slide onto the floor. (DS9: "In Purgatory's Shadow")
Uses
Beds were mostly used for getting rest, either by lying quietly or sleep.
In February, 2152, Captain Jonathan Archer was transported from his bed aboard the USS Enterprise back in time to April 8, 2151 by Crewman Daniels, and found himself waking up in the bed of his apartment in San Francisco. (ENT: "Shockwave")
In 2266, Dr. Leonard McCoy ordered geological technician Fisher to bed. (TOS: "The Enemy Within") In 2364, Dr. Beverly Crusher ordered Captain Jean-Luc Picard to bed after he contracted a virus brought to the USS Enterprise-D from Quazulu VIII. (TNG: "Angel One")
In 2369, Benjamin Sisko tossed and turned around his bed, shortly before waking up on the floor while trapped in the Chula game. (DS9: "Move Along Home")
In 2373, while attempting to woo Captain Kathryn Janeway, Q placed a romantic bed in her quarters, complete with satin bedsheets. Janeway, however, was not amused and ordered him to remove it. (VOY: "The Q and the Grey")