DrWho42

At the moment, I am reading this article on Asperger's syndrome (which sounds like something I have...), and I think there's a Satanist on the radio.

I cannot recall having had listened to any of those... :angry:

^Recently changed |-|3r username.

Just chatting with Neroli right now.

The Pink Panther theme-song..

Yeah, good cartoon, though I need to find what time-slots it inhabits... It's been awhile since I've seen an episode.

^2209 hours.

<Listening to Big Band and Swing, and finished watching 1960 presidential debates..

vEver watched "Mr. Wizard"?

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Whose signature was it?

Right now, I'm trying to search for a TOS insignia pin of a favourable size and cost...

So far, I've just found this rather small pin for Command for $ 4.00...

If anyone can direct me to a website that has better pins of *TOS*, it will be quite welcome and helpful.

Prometheus,

I don't remember the Prometheus from Star Trek but isn't Prometheus the name they used for the ship in Stargate-SG1 or at least the code name for the project?

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^Yeah, his name is Jim.

<Trying to found out what Superman's homeworld's sun was... I know it was red..

vDo you collect comics?

^Yeah, Mexicali..

<I think I'll listen to something from the 1940s or something..

\/If you had to choose two characters, one from Trek, another from something sci-fi, to fight to the death... Which two people would they be?

Noticing the channel I was watching is no longer NASA TV, and now I am watching these archives from C-SPAN...

The first pilot: "The Cage" [TOS].

Which Star Trek captain should lead the Terran Empire if it never fell prey to the Alliance?

^ Commands a starship I serve on, and serves on a couple other RPGs.

Now then... To explain my usual username... (Right now, drfly42 is a reference to the 1958 film about Dr. Andre Delambre's transporter mishap.. :blink:)

drwho42.

drwho (Doctor Who) - A British low-budget science-fiction television series having had lasted between the years of 1963 and 1989 about an exiled time-lord who wanders through history and space in an unreliable space/time machine that can break down at any moment... :lol:

42.

42 (Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy reference) - Whenst the universe's best supercomputer, Deep Thought, was asked the question: "What is the answer to the greatest question to Life, the Universe, and Everything??"

...So it took its time to calcuate that inquiry..

And after seven and a half million years... The supercomputer finally calculated the answer to the greatest question to Life, the Universe and Everything, and got:

42.

Watching a marathon of the early 1950s television series: "Watch Mr. Wizard". :biggrin:

A marathon of "Watch Mr. Wizard". I loved that series when I was in the 1st grade.

It's on the Science Channel, by-the-way. :biggrin:

They never mentioned the name, but the name of the TOS episode is: "Miri"..

One of the various Earth-like planets Kirk has come across...

Remember the Hodgkin's Law of Parallel Planet Development. :biggrin:

Simply watching Jeopardy!...

Isn't there anything ELSE anyone has to say about tonight's OPENING EPISODE????   :biggrin:

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They mentioned The Shadow after Winston Churchill's speech.

I could only use one word to describe tonight's Ent.

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Sucked!!

I haven't given up on the series and believe its a good show but I'm sick of Nazis!!!

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TOS: "Patterns of Force".

VOY: "The Killing Game, Parts I and II".

ENT: "Zero Hour" [#76].

ENT: "Storm Front [#77].

That is merely only a few episodes in the face of the totality of Trek, and, frankly, I love time-travel ideas relating unto the World Wars (I and II, anything beyond is mere science-fiction, like one flick had WWVI..), such as "Biggles: Adventures in Time" [1986], or (not time-travel, just alternative history) "Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow" [2004]. :biggrin:

Of course. :cool1: One of the great things we managed to get from the Moon after battling those Selenites...