But it also made me laugh. April 5, 2063 is the date of Zephram Cochran's first contract. Just 54 years from now!
Yep, thats when he licensed his warp engine and became rich
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Yep, thats when he licensed his warp engine and became rich
Yep, thats when he licensed his warp engine and became rich
at first when they said 2063, I thought, wow - I could still be around. Then I did the math, and while I still could, I realized I'd be 93. Ah.... its posslble!
Well I'll be 99.
At least they pushed it out there a bit. How about those two classic Gerry Anderson series. Space:1999 and UFO (set in the distant future of 1980)
At least they pushed it out there a bit. How about those two classic Gerry Anderson series. Space:1999 and UFO (set in the distant future of 1980)
Loved the line about "I Love Lucy"!
Yeah, it was a great line. And a great episode. I ended up watching it twice.
Heh, I haven't got to watch the HD version yet... Sunday night maybe as Monday night I am captured... (late Monday night maybe...)
Enjoying "Dead Stop" for the second time now...
I was gonna watch it tonight, since there wasn't much on, but I think I am going to save it.
I think I remember this one, and am looking forward to it. I am so glad HdNet is running it in HD!
Saving it for Friday?
I'm look forward to the "Gates" resuming Friday night, but am also glad HDNet is running Enterprise!
I'm look forward to the "Gates" resuming Friday night, but am also glad HDNet is running Enterprise!
Saving it for Friday?
I'm look forward to the "Gates" resuming Friday night, but am also glad HDNet is running Enterprise!
I changed my mind, watching it now... but I think this one might get saved for a second watch too.
Yes, Friday! The Gates return. Looking forward to it.
I enjoyed Dead Stop; to me it was a lot of fun; and just felt like a classically original Star Trek episode. It was just a really good story concept.
I loved how that thing started rebuilding itself in the end.
I loved how that thing started rebuilding itself in the end.
It was kind of Borg-like at the end, regenerating/rebuilding itself, I agree. I liked the story too, and the subtle humor in places (Trip and Malcolm getting beamed out of the crawlspace onto the bridge). I also agree, it did feel more like a TOS episode. The discovery of replicator technology ("one pan-fried catfish") was interesting too...
Forgot how humorous "Night In Sickbay" was. Laughed or chuckled several times...especially on the mental/verbal slips Archer made to T'Pol!
Forgot how humorous "Night In Sickbay" was. Laughed or chuckled several times...especially on the mental/verbal slips Archer made to T'Pol!
Yeah, those were good lines.
The episode was good, but not great. That whole shower thing they did on Enterprise was gratuitous. Sure we like watch T'Pol's rub-down, but they really over-did that (starting with Broken Bow, if I recall properly) to try to sell the show.
True, but I won't complain.
Oh, the tongue-cleaning shot just cracked me up too. I'd forgotten that shot.
True, but I won't complain.
Oh, the tongue-cleaning shot just cracked me up too. I'd forgotten that shot.
Oh, I am not complaining. I only thought of it because my son was watching with me, and I felt the need to hit the pause button... ands then fast forward 30 seconds.
