cde@uvaee.UUCP (CDE) (08/07/85)
O.K. Trekkies, put on those thinkin' caps. This is designed to baffle even the most avid fans! Question 1: In what episode did Spock and McCoy argue about Spock's lack of emotions and McCoy's lack of logic? Question 2: In what episode did Kirk ask Scotty to do something technical that Scotty claimed would risk damage to the ship? Question 3: In what episode did the Enterprise and her crew fall into danger due to Aliens, and Kirk made a last minute decision to save them? Hint: It was originally telecast the same week as the "Gilligan's Island" episode where they thought they were going to get off the island but their plans fell through at the last minute. - Your buddies at Team Rag. "Live a long time and Prosper"
lear@topaz.RUTGERS.EDU (eliot lear) (08/12/85)
In article <399@uvaee.UUCP>, cde@uvaee.UUCP (CDE) writes: > In what episode did Spock and McCoy argue about Spock's > lack of emotions and McCoy's lack of logic? > In what episode did Kirk ask Scotty to do something technical > that Scotty claimed would risk damage to the ship? > In what episode did the Enterprise and her crew fall into danger > due to Aliens, and Kirk made a last minute decision to save them? From what I recall, it was nearly EVERY episode but I cannot tell because TREK isn't on any more in the New York area. I believe they are reconstructing their tape sets. eliot lear [lear@topaz.rutgers.edu] [{allegra,seismo,inhp4}!topaz!lear] -- [lear@topaz.rutgers.edu] [{allegra,seismo,inhp4}!topaz!lear]
raiche@dartvax.UUCP (George A. Raiche) (08/15/85)
> > In what episode did Spock and McCoy argue about Spock's > > lack of emotions and McCoy's lack of logic? > > > In what episode did Kirk ask Scotty to do something technical > > that Scotty claimed would risk damage to the ship? > > > In what episode did the Enterprise and her crew fall into danger > > due to Aliens, and Kirk made a last minute decision to save them? OK, I'll bite. 1) Being restricted to one episode, I'd choose "Ultimate Computer" --Spock speculating on impressing McCoy's engrams on a computer. 2) "And the Children Shall Lead": "We'd be lost...forever lost...!" (*wretch!*) 3) This could be two episodes: "Corbomite Maneuver", or "The Way to Eden". Will somebody tell me if I'm right? George Raiche Dept. of Chemistry Dartmouth "What do you call those...?" "I call them ears."