onnen@stolaf.UUCP (Paul Onnen) (07/11/84)
Greetings! Living up here in the Northland *does* have its advantages. We get Startrek every week day on one of our local channels. Lately they've been showing REALLY old shows, and yesterday I saw the episode "Where No Man Has Gone Before" (this show's so old that McCoy, Chekhov, and Uhura weren't even in the cast). My question is, what was the doctor's name in this episode? Which episode was this? How many episodes did it take for Spock to stop yelling? Thought this bit of trivia might ease the deluge of STIII news lately... -Paul Onnen St. Olaf College Northfield, MN 55057 (507)663-D0WN ihnp4!stolaf!onnen
lab@qubix.UUCP (Q-Bick) (07/16/84)
> Living up here in the Northland *does* have its advantages. We get > Startrek every week day on one of our local channels. Lately they've > been showing REALLY old shows, and yesterday I saw the episode > "Where No Man Has Gone Before" (this show's so old that McCoy, Chekhov, > and Uhura weren't even in the cast). > My question is, what was the doctor's name in this episode? Which > episode was this? How many episodes did it take for Spock to stop yelling? 1. CMO was Dr. (Philip ?) Piper. Assistant (with the high ESP level) was Dr. Elizabeth Dehner. 2. Probably one. I don't recall him yelling in either Man-Trap or Cage. -- The Ice Floe of Larry Bickford {ihnp4,allegra,ucbvax}!{amd70,decwrl,sun}!qubix!lab "When the English language gets in my way, I walk over it." - Billy Sunday
frdish@aecom.UUCP (Larry Freund) (07/18/84)
As far as that business of Spock yelling so much in the early episodes, one instance sticks in my head. I think it was in "The Corbomite Maneuver". Spock is on the bridge in the center seat when the cube starts advancing. He proceeds to yell out "Deflectors to full intensity!!!" with emphasis on each syllable, not the calm cool logical voice we got used to later on. Another instance that doesn't fit is in "The Cage" when only the women manage to beam down, and Spock yells "THE WOMEN!!!". This doesn't fit with whoever wrote on the net that Spock only yelled on the bridge so that his voice would carry. This was in the transporter room. I invite comment, but don't try and tell me that this instance was an emotional response.