evan@petfe.UUCP (Evan Marcus) (06/12/85)
Though I doubt it's the one you want, in The Trouble With Tribbles, the
Klingon agent is shown without facial hair.
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"A witch!"brown@utflis.UUCP (Susan Brown) (06/14/85)
There are whole platoons of clean-shaven Klingons in Errand of Mercy (that's the Organian one, for you non-title people). No doubt they are very young and low-ranking. Kor and the mind-sifter operator are the exceptions. Why didn't Lord Kahless know this? Typical unreliable Klingon.
ccrdave@ucdavis.UUCP (Lord Kahless) (06/18/85)
> There are whole platoons of clean-shaven Klingons in Errand of Mercy > (that's the Organian one, for you non-title people). No doubt they > are very young and low-ranking. Kor and the mind-sifter operator > are the exceptions. > > Why didn't Lord Kahless know this? Typical unreliable Klingon. The message must not have reached you. I explained in an earlier message that that unshaven Klingons are the Imperial equivalent of Redshirts.
chrisa@azure.UUCP (Chris Andersen) (06/18/85)
> There are whole platoons of clean-shaven Klingons in Errand of Mercy > (that's the Organian one, for you non-title people). No doubt they > are very young and low-ranking. Kor and the mind-sifter operator > are the exceptions. > > Why didn't Lord Kahless know this? Typical unreliable Klingon. Correct! Brownie Point at twelve o'clock. Here's another one: In all of the runs of the shows on television, there is one scene in which there is a door that does not slide open but instead has a doorknob. What is the scene and the show it takes place in? [Note: this does not apply to landing on primitive planets where they do not as of yet have the sliding doors. This applies only to areas of high-technology Federation locations (ie starships, starbases, etc.)] and to add to the fun: Name the show, the scene, and the actor who says the following line. "WHERE?" <said in a very determined voice> P.S. the next line of this same actor in this scene is "What???" <surprised>
mary@bunkerb.UUCP (Mary Shurtleff) (06/19/85)
> > and to add to the fun: > > Name the show, the scene, and the actor who says the following line. > > "WHERE?" <said in a very determined voice> > > > P.S. the next line of this same actor in this scene is "What???" <surprised> OK, I'll stick my neck out. It was in "The Trouble With Tribbles", and is the scene at the end of the show where the captain is grilling Scotty on the fate of all the tribbles that were on the Big E. Scotty is desparately trying to avoid telling him, which is why the exasperated tone in Kirk's voice. The "What?" comes after Scotty tells him that he's given the tribbles to the Klingons. M. Shurtleff
brown@utflis.UUCP (Susan Brown) (06/24/85)
In article <526@bunkerb.UUCP> mary@bunkerb.UUCP (Mary Shurtleff) writes: >> Name the show, the scene, and the actor who says the following line. >> "WHERE?" <said in a very determined voice> >> P.S. the next line of this same actor in this scene is "What???" <surprised> > >OK, I'll stick my neck out. It was in "The Trouble With Tribbles", and is the >scene at the end of the show where the captain is grilling Scotty on the fate >of all the tribbles that were on the Big E. Scotty is desparately trying to >avoid telling him, which is why the exasperated tone in Kirk's voice. The >"What?" comes after Scotty tells him that he's given the tribbles to the >Klingons. > Sorry, I thought of that first too, but research reveals that Kirk's next line is "You gave them to the Klingons???" and not "What? I haven't come up with the answer yet myself. (Listing all of Kirk's girlfriends could take all week!!) >M. Shurtleff
chrisa@azure.UUCP (Chris Andersen) (06/28/85)
In article <159@utflis.UUCP> brown@utflis.UUCP (Susan Brown) writes: >In article <526@bunkerb.UUCP> mary@bunkerb.UUCP (Mary Shurtleff) writes: >>> Name the show, the scene, and the actor who says the following line. >>> "WHERE?" <said in a very determined voice> >>> P.S. the next line of this same actor in this scene is "What???" <surprised> >> >>OK, I'll stick my neck out. It was in "The Trouble With Tribbles", and is the >>scene at the end of the show where the captain is grilling Scotty on the fate >>of all the tribbles that were on the Big E. Scotty is desparately trying to >>avoid telling him, which is why the exasperated tone in Kirk's voice. The >>"What?" comes after Scotty tells him that he's given the tribbles to the >>Klingons. >> >Sorry, I thought of that first too, but research reveals that Kirk's next >line is "You gave them to the Klingons???" and not "What? I haven't come >up with the answer yet myself. (Listing all of Kirk's girlfriends could >take all week!!) Woops, appears I goofed. I *was* refering to the sequence mentioned in Trouble with Tribbles. I could have sworn that Kirks next line was "what?". My memory tells me that this was the sequence: Kirk: WHERE? Scotty: I gave them to the Klingons. Kirk: What? Scotty: I gave them to the Klingons. Kirk: You gave them to the Klingons? Scotty: Aye. I beamed the entire kit-n-kaboodle over to their engine room. Why there won't be nary a tribble at all. I'm not completely sure about Scotty's last line but I do remember the 'tribble' part. Chris Andersen