wtm@bu-cs.UUCP (W. Tom Meier) (07/18/85)
Not only did Spock and Kirk drive a car in "A Piece of the Action"
but they were passangers in the car going to John Gill's place for
a press conference in "Patterns of Force".
A new question might be: who in the Star Trek saga was ever killed
by a car or land craft? (easy enough for Frith)
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No characters showed on screen ever died in a land craft accident.
However, in "Assignment: Earth", two agents who Gary Seven
(Robert Lansing) were to have joined died three days before
his arrival, as the result of a car accident near Kennedy
Space Center. Was this what you had in mind?
Jim Campbell
..!{ihnp4, allegra, harvard}!ima!haddock!jimckps@panda.UUCP (Kesavan Srinivasan) (07/19/85)
In article <35800003@ima.UUCP> jimc@ima.UUCP(Jim Campbell) writes: >No characters showed on screen ever died in a land craft accident. Sorry, but I think there was somebody who died in an auto accident. The name of the episode escapes me, but it was the episode with the Guardian of Time- Kirk, Spock, & McCoy travel back in time to the 1920's. The woman whom they met at that time(played by Joan Collins ??) died as a result of an auto accident. *** GENERIC CLOSING STATEMENT *** b.k.
markv@dartvax.UUCP (Mark F. Vita) (07/19/85)
> A new question might be: who in the Star Trek saga was ever killed > by a car or land craft? (easy enough for Frith) > > Brought to you by > R.E.M > in conjuction with > W.T.M > ... I can think of one instance offhand. Gary Seven's fellow agents in "Assignment: Earth". I remember a scene where he is quite disgusted that his buddies could be killed in something so mundane as an "automobile accident". Oh, and of course, there was Edith Keeler being killed my an auto in "The City On The Edge Of Forever". -- Mark Vita Dartmouth College USENET: {decvax,cornell,linus,astrovax}!dartvax!markv ARPA: markv%dartmouth@csnet-relay CSNET: markv@dartmouth
ugzannin@sunybcs.UUCP (Adrian Zannin) (07/20/85)
> Not only did Spock and Kirk drive a car in "A Piece of the Action" > but they were passangers in the car going to John Gill's place for > a press conference in "Patterns of Force". > > A new question might be: who in the Star Trek saga was ever killed > by a car or land craft? (easy enough for Frith) The first thing that pops to mind is Edith Keeler in "City on the Edge of Forever". I don't think that there are any more, but there was another episode where a member of the Enterprise crew was killed by a 'primitive' transportation device. There was that lady leiutenant in "The Paradise Syndrome" that was gunned down by that airplane. This brings about another trivia question: What kind of plane was it? (I could even ask what the leiutenant's name was...) -- Adrian Zannin ..{burdvax,rocksvax,bbncca,decvax,dual,rocksanne,watmath}!sunybcs!ugzannin
ccrdave@ucdavis.UUCP (Lord Kahless) (07/20/85)
> > A new question might be: who in the Star Trek saga was ever killed > by a car or land craft? (easy enough for Frith) > Edith Keeler, see girl friends list for details...
raiche@dartvax.UUCP (George A. Raiche) (07/22/85)
> ...but there was another > episode where a member of the Enterprise crew was killed by a 'primitive' > transportation device. There was that lady leiutenant in "The Paradise > Syndrome" that was gunned down by that airplane. This brings about another > trivia question: What kind of plane was it? (I could even ask what the > leiutenant's name was...) > > -- > Adrian Zannin > ..{burdvax,rocksvax,bbncca,decvax,dual,rocksanne,watmath}!sunybcs!ugzannin "Angela" was killed by a Japanese Imperial Navy Zero fighter. What ever happenned to her body? Oh her, for that matter? She doesn't appear in the "line-up" at the end, when the park ranger appears. George Raiche Dept. of Chemistry Dartmouth "I found it under a rock!"
bccarty@whuts.UUCP (Brian C. Carty) (07/22/85)
> The first thing that pops to mind is Edith Keeler in "City on the Edge > of Forever". I don't think that there are any more, but there was another > episode where a member of the Enterprise crew was killed by a 'primitive' > transportation device. There was that lady leiutenant in "The Paradise > Syndrome" that was gunned down by that airplane. This brings about another > trivia question: What kind of plane was it? (I could even ask what the > leiutenant's name was...) > Her first name was Angela, and she had been engaged to Robert(?) Tomlinson before he was killed in "Balance of Terror". -- Brian C. Carty AT&T Bell Laboratories - Piscataway, NJ ..!{ihnp4,allegra}!whuts!bccarty
brown@utflis.UUCP (Susan Brown) (07/22/85)
In article <499@bu-cs.UUCP> wtm@bu-cs.UUCP (W. Tom Meier) writes: >Not only did Spock and Kirk drive a car in "A Piece of the Action" >but they were passangers in the car going to John Gill's place for >a press conference in "Patterns of Force". > >A new question might be: who in the Star Trek saga was ever killed >by a car or land craft? (easy enough for Frith) Edith Keeler was killed by a truck, of course (City on the Edge of Forever). sb
brown@utflis.UUCP (Susan Brown) (07/24/85)
In article <3377@dartvax.UUCP> raiche@dartvax.UUCP (George A. Raiche) writes: in reply to Adrian Zannin:>> ...but there was another >> episode where a member of the Enterprise crew was killed by a 'primitive' >> transportation device. There was that lady leiutenant in "The Paradise >> Syndrome" that was gunned down by that airplane. This brings about another >> trivia question: What kind of plane was it? (I could even ask what the >> leiutenant's name was...) >> Adrian Zannin > > "Angela" was killed by a Japanese Imperial Navy Zero fighter. > What ever happenned to her body? Oh her, for that matter? > She doesn't appear in the "line-up" at the end, when the > park ranger appears. > George Raiche > Yes, strange that Angela Martine's becoming a casualty was never mentioned. We must assume that Rodriguez had reported it and her body had disappeared like McCoy's. Since it happened a little later, she was still under repair when McCoy reappeared at the end. Frankly, I think the plane missed her and Rodriguez just slung her into that tree and she conked out. :-) Footnote: This is the same crewwoman who almost got married in The Balance of Terror. I guess we know what she went into space to find. sb
bccarty@whuts.UUCP (Brian C. Carty) (07/27/85)
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The lady's man was Lt. Esteban Rodriguez, and yes, she *does* appear in
the final lineup - you see her for maybe a second, but Rodriguez has his
left arm quite securely around her.
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..!{ihnp4|allegra}!whuts!bccartychrisa@azure.UUCP (Chris Andersen) (08/04/85)
In article <3377@dartvax.UUCP> raiche@dartvax.UUCP (George A. Raiche) writes: in reply to Adrian Zannin:>> ...but there was another >> episode where a member of the Enterprise crew was killed by a 'primitive' >> transportation device. There was that lady leiutenant in "The Paradise >> Syndrome" that was gunned down by that airplane. This brings about another >> trivia question: What kind of plane was it? (I could even ask what the >> leiutenant's name was...) >> Adrian Zannin > > "Angela" was killed by a Japanese Imperial Navy Zero fighter. > What ever happenned to her body? Oh her, for that matter? > She doesn't appear in the "line-up" at the end, when the > park ranger appears. > George Raiche > I suggest that you look closer the next time you see it. If you do, you will see that she does in fact show up in the line-up (unless another local station went crazy with the editing again <snip> <snip>) Chris Andersen -- tektronix!azure!chrisa