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If I remember correctly, didn't Spock & Dr. McCoy mind-meld in "Wrath of Kahn?" Ya know, "Remember..." When Spock knew he was going to die from radiation poisoning after saving the Enterprise. That's my all-time favorite mind-meld scene.

One of the best. I thought Vic Tayback ("Mel" from Mel's Diner in the 80's sitcom "Alice") did a great job in this one. Anyone want to start a Fizzbin club? :blink:

 

Gave it a 5

Sure! We'll meet on Tuesdays......unless its raining, then we will meet on Friday.....except if its a full moon on Friday, we'll make it Wednesday.......... :)

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One of the best. I thought Vic Tayback ("Mel" from Mel's Diner in the 80's sitcom "Alice") did a great job in this one. Anyone want to start a Fizzbin club? :)

Gave it a 5

Another weak episode. Enuf said.

Gave it a 1

One of the best TOS episodes! The acting was awesome & the writing was superb. I think, for 60's SF, the FX were pretty good. Judged by todays standards though, they could've been better.

gave it a 5.

A very weak episode, at least in terms of the writing. But we did get a glimpse of a pre-Starsky & Hutch David Soul (he played Makora).

Gave it a 1

Just saw this one again. It was good overall. tThe only thing that didn't seem to fit was how hard Archer came down on Trip. It seemed like a master scolding his dog, rather than two friends that are dealing with things no human has ever had to deal with before.

Gave it a "4"

Considering ENT was closer in time to TOS than any of the other Treks, what part of Trek's backhistory would you like to have seen in ENT that was just briefly touched on in TOS?

I would like to have seen something on the Romulan Wars myself.

...with some smoke damage...

I wonder if it was smoked sausage. :)

"The Andorian Incident." It brought The Andorians and Jeffery Combs back to Star Trek. Jeffery does a bang up job on anything he does, but sometimes I think he was born to portray Star Trek aliens. :)

It has to be "Cold Front" for sure.

The Reptilians were my faves. I thought that they were more animated and passionate than the other Xindis.

I'm with Hayes on this one.

Gotta say, without a doubt, The Suliban.

Malcom. I'd be comfortable knowing someone that knows his weapons was there to have my back.

I've always ranked this as one of the worst eps of TOS. A combination of things, like the Gorn costume, not to mention the facts Kor added, make me feel like it was subpar even for 60's Science Fiction. Overall, though, it was an average ep...2 or 3.

We can live in the past, or, we can move on with our lives.

But we can't just forget about the past. Our future is built on the past.

Which is my favorite movie: Ghostbusters

Who is my favorite character: Egon

Should they make a third film: No

My favorite cartoon series is: Real Ghostbusters

A lot of that sounds like the same things other people have already said about the new movie. Rod's opinion doesn't make much difference the way I see things, especially since he has nothing to do with it.

Gotta go with #1. "The Enemy Within" is my favorite TOS episode.

Actually, I think Brent was the only bright spot in "Insurrection." Too bad that that movie is part of his resume(and the Star Trek Universe.).

I think Coto breathed new life into Enterprise. His episodes are among the best in the series.

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