To: MamaTexan
IMHO, there is no such thing as 'bad' Trek....some of them are just better than others.
Two words: Spock's. Brain.
To: tanknetter; smokingfrog; irishtenor; AnotherUnixGeek; CounterCounterCulture; delacoert; RobbyS; ...
Two words: Spock's. Brain.
To this day, when I want to sum up how bad Star Trek was, I say:
"Brain and brain! What is BRAIN?!?!?"
(One of the more horrible lines from that episode.)
I like neither Star Wars nor Star Trek.
For a good laugh, go with Red Dwarf
For a great message of Individual vs State, go with Firefly/Serenity
185 posted on
11/19/2011 6:15:49 AM PST by
ct_libertarian
(W.W.J.G.D? What would John Galt do?)
To: tanknetter
Two words: Spock's. Brain.Two more: Turnabout. Intruder.
To: tanknetter
Two words leading to the demise of both Star Trek and Space:1999...
Fred. Freiberger.
To: tanknetter
Two words: Spock's. Brain. LOL! Certainly not the most stellar episode, but I'll still watch it over some of the more 'popular' TV shows today.
213 posted on
11/19/2011 9:56:35 AM PST by
MamaTexan
(I am ~Person~ as created by the Law of Nature, not a 'person' as created by the law of Man)
To: tanknetter
Why does everyone hate “Spock’s Brain”? I thought it was a cool episode. I’ll admit I couldn’t figure out how his brain would “fit” into that rectangular black box. Seems like they would have to squeeze it in. I loved McCoy’s face when he’s getting the knowledge from the “teacher” helmet. One of DeForest Kelley’s best performances. “A CHILD could do it!” It was nice of McCoy to replace the top of Spock’s head after putting the brain back in and neatly comb his hair, too.
234 posted on
11/19/2011 6:25:15 PM PST by
boop
("Let's just say they'll be satisfied with LESS"... Ming the Merciless)
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