I had cooked eggplant for the first time a few years ago. I have to say it was a surprising taste, but I liked it.
When I was a kid ,none of those three existed.
“Good night and good luck, motherfuckers.” is going to become a rallying cry.
I felt so bad for Seven in this episode. Every belief she held as a drone was challenged by deassimilation back into Human. Then suddenly, everything she was taught by the collective was vindicated and she had to chuck it out the airlock or be destroyed by it.
Imagine seeing the face of god only to be told it would have destroyed you.
Something is… lost… when translated to Arabic.
Sally Nerys, laying it in to Kai Linus: “You kept me up all night waiting for the Emissary of the Prophets. And all that came was a beagle!”
Aaany day now…
When you pull into the driveway but the song hasn’t ended yet.
Ford o’ Plenty
Well that’s disappointing. Maybe I’ll wait for a rev A.
So Bluetooth headphones are a no-go?
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Star Trek: The Original Series "Who Mourns for Adonais?"
Star Trek: The Original Series "Who Mourns for Adonais?"
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#34: Star Trek: The Original Series, season 2, episode 2 "Who Mourns for Adonais?"
Written by Gilbert Ralston, directed by Marc Daniels.
Stardate 3468.1 (December 2267)
"It has been 5,000 years. Have you learned no patience in that time?" - Apollo
The Enterprise is scanning the Pollux system for signs of life and come across an energy field of unknown power that is in the shape of a human hand. Any attempt to evade it fails and the green hand literally grabs the Enterprise and holds it in place above Pollux IV. A face appears on the viewscreen of a being claiming to be the Greek god Apollo (Michael Forest), welcoming Captain Kirk and the crew of the Enterprise "home."
Originally released: 22 September 1967
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#33: Star Trek: The Original Series, season 1, episode 24 "This Side of Paradise"
Written by D.C. Fontana & Nathan Butler, directed by Ralph Senensky.
Stardates 3417.3 through 3417.7 (December 2267)
"We've done nothing here. No accomplishments. No progress. Three years wasted." - Elias Sandoval
The Enterprise reluctantly arrives at Omicron Ceti III with the expectation to find all the colonists dead after it's found that the colony planet is being bombarded by Berthold rays - radiation that is deadly to humans and many other forms of life after only a week's exposure. Captain Kirk and a landing party beam down to assess the situation. To their bewilderment, they find all the colonists alive and in perfect health running their township without any technology or mechanical equipment. But the more they examine this little slice of paradise, in addition to not being able to figure out why everyone is still alive after three years, the more things don't add up.
Originally released: 2 March 1967
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#32: Star Trek: The Original Series, season 2, episode 1 "Amok Time"
Written by Theodore Sturgeon, directed by Joseph Pevney.
Stardate 3372.7 (November 2267)
"After a time, you may find that having is not so pleasing a thing after all than wanting." - Commander Spock
The Enterprise is on course for Altair VI to take part in a show of power during an inauguration ceremony that would see the entire region become far more stabilized. En route, Spock begins to behave erratically but refuses to explain why. When Spock is finally convinced to allow Doctor McCoy to examine him, the Doctor emphatically pleads with Captain Kirk to divert the Enterprise to Vulcan ...or else Spock will be dead within a matter of days.
Originally released: 15 September 1967
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from Operation -- Annihilate!
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#31: Star Trek: The Original Series, season 1, episode 29 "Operation -- Annihilate!"
Written by Steven W. Carabatsos, directed by Herschel Daugherty.
Stardates 3287.2 through 3289.8 (November 2267)
"I did it! It's finally gone! I'm free!" - Denevan pilot
As the Enterprise nears the planet Deneva, they are having trouble establishing communications, making Captain Kirk visibly worried. Commander Spock makes Kirk aware of an alarming pattern of outbreaks of mass hysteria along a single trajectory across the galaxy, pointing out the Deneva would be the next planet this so-called wave of hysteria would hit. The Enterprise reaches Deneva just in time to watch a Denevan deliberately fly their small craft into the planet's sun before they could do anything to stop it. Kirk, now deeply concerned, orbits Deneva and beams down personally with a team to find out what is going on. In a city of over 100,000 people, not a single person can be seen outside. The situation becomes stranger when a group of men wielding blunt instruments appears and charges while also warning the away team to get away from them.
Originally released: 13 April 1967
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