naiman@pegasus.UUCP (08/21/84)
<Live long and prosper> NOT to detract from the episode, I really liked it, but it always bugged me why Kirk wasn't told it's a duel to the death ? I watched carefully last night and Spock is very careful NOT to mention WHY Kirk shouldn't fight with him, just that he shouldn't, same with T'pau. -- ==> Ephrayim J. Naiman @ AT&T Information Systems Laboratories (201) 576-6259 Paths: [ihnp4, allegra, hogpc, ...]!pegasus!naiman
victorf@houca.UUCP (11/09/84)
Does anyone know the order in which Star Trek episodes are shown? They generally go in chronological order, but are there any that people out there haven't seen because they haven't been shown? In particular I would like to know when Amok Time is shown. I have only seen that episode ONE time, as compared to at least 5 for all the others. Is there some reason this isn't shown or am I just missing it when it come on? -- ------------------------------------------------------------ From: Scott Thompson Who is at: ihnp4!hoqam!rst Who boasts: 1)Fluency in English. 2) Prehensile hands. ------------------------------------------------------------
raiche@dartvax.UUCP (George A. Raiche) (11/12/84)
> Does anyone know the order in which Star Trek episodes are shown? They > generally go in chronological order, but are there any that people out > there haven't seen because they haven't been shown? In particular I > would like to know when Amok Time is shown. I have only seen that episode > ONE time, as compared to at least 5 for all the others. Is there some > reason this isn't shown or am I just missing it when it come on? > -- > > ------------------------------------------------------------ > From: Scott Thompson > Who is at: ihnp4!hoqam!rst > Who boasts: 1)Fluency in English. 2) Prehensile hands. > ------------------------------------------------------------ Most stations broadcast the episodes in SHOOTING order. You might have noticed that after the third season episodes you then see "Man Trap" when "Corbomite Maneuver" was actually shot first. The shooting order is listed in "The Making of Star Trek". I myself have seen "Amok Time" so many times that I would genuinely like to try some plomeek soup. George Raiche Dept. of Chemistry Dartmouth
raiche@dartvax.UUCP (George A. Raiche) (11/13/84)
> > Does anyone know the order in which Star Trek episodes are shown? They > > generally go in chronological order, but are there any that people out > > there haven't seen because they haven't been shown? In particular I > > would like to know when Amok Time is shown. I have only seen that episode > > ONE time, as compared to at least 5 for all the others. Is there some > > reason this isn't shown or am I just missing it when it come on? > > -- > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------ > > From: Scott Thompson > > Who is at: ihnp4!hoqam!rst > > Who boasts: 1)Fluency in English. 2) Prehensile hands. > > ------------------------------------------------------------ > > Most stations broadcast the episodes in SHOOTING order. You might have noticed > that after the third season episodes you then see "Man Trap" when > "Corbomite Maneuver" was actually shot first. The shooting order is listed > in "The Making of Star Trek". I myself have seen "Amok Time" so many times > that I would genuinely like to try some plomeek soup. > > George Raiche > Dept. of Chemistry > Dartmouth ****************************************************************************** Boy was I confused!!!! Now that I'm sober, I meant to say that most stations broadcast episodes in the order in which NBC originally aired them, rather than shooting order. It is my impression that the differences are most noticable in the first season. "Turnabout Intruder" was last shot and last aired. George Raiche Dept. of Chemistry Dartmouth "I thought I said that."