Star Trek: The Original Series, The City on the Edge of Forever
Please. Sir, can I have some more pixels?
- Burnout 3/Revenge
- Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit
- Gran Turismo 3: A-Spec (if you want a relaxing vibe)
Civil wars have a tendency to split families apart.
Fuck you, you read my mind. Brilliant quote.
Only if he hadn’t aged since 1982.
I dunno if it’s intelligence, but that’s exactly how my head feels right now.
I distinctly remember seeing players wearing them (and elbow pads and visors and mouth guards) in the present day. It’s just optional equipment now.
Bring back referees wearing bowlers.
He has to report for work in the coal mines right after the game is over.
Don’t have to hide something that never existed in the first place.
Per Memory-Alpha:
It was the intent of the filmmakers, and a widely accepted fact in Star Trek apocrypha, that this wife was Marla McGivers from the original "Space Seed" episode; however, while this was in the original script, it was never confirmed on-screen.
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Maid-san wa Taberu Dake (The Food Diary of Miss Maid), episode 1
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#24: Star Trek: The Original Series, season 1, episode 22 "Space Seed"
Written by Gene L. Coon & Carey Wilber, directed by Marc Daniels.
Stardates 3141.9 through 3143.3 (October 2267)
"Improve a mechanical device and you may double productivity. But improve man... and you gain a thousandfold. I am such a man." - Khan Noonien Singh
The Enterprise discovers a derelict Earth ship from the 1990s that doesn't match any such ship in Starfleet records. Onboard they find 72 men and women in cryogenic stasis. One of those men (Ricardo Montalban) is unintentionally awakened. When Doctor McCoy brings him aboard, not only does he survive being frozen for almost two centuries, he exhibits the physical and mental traits of someone who has been genetically engineered.
Originally released: 16 February 1967
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#23: Star Trek: The Original Series, season 1, episode 28 "The City on the Edge of Forever"
Written by Harlan Ellison, directed by Joseph Pevney.
Stardate unknown (October 2267)
(Some events take place during January ~ March 1930)
"She was right, but at the wrong time." - Commander Spock
The Enterprise is being rocked by waves of temporal displacement emanating from a planet when Doctor McCoy accidentally injects himself with a dangerous stimulant. He goes mad and runs amok through the ship, ultimately beaming down to the planet right in the middle of a very large displacement wave. Captain Kirk, Commander Spock, and several others follow him down to the planet and discover a sentient gateway through time that offers them a chance to travel to any point in their past. McCoy sneaks past them while they are distracted and leaps through the portal to Earth's 20th century. The Enterprise vanishes and the gateway informs them that their entire Federation has never existed because of something McCoy did in the past. Kirk and Spock are left with no other choice but leap as closely to where McCoy went in the hopes of undoing the damage.
Originally released: 6 April 1967
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Koupen-chan, episode 24
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#22: Star Trek: The Original Series, season 1, episode 19 "Tomorrow is Yesterday"
Written by D.C. Fontana, directed by Michael O'Herlihy.
Stardates 3113.2 through 3114.1 (October 2267)
(Some events take place July 1969)
"You're as much a prisoner in time as I am." - Captain John Christopher
An American Air Force base in Omaha scrambles fighters to intercept a UFO that suddenly appeared hovering in the skies overhead. It's the Enterprise. A dark star caused the ship to slingshot backwards through time to 1960s Earth. While the damage to the Enterprise is light and can be easily repaired, one of the fighters makes visual contact with the Enterprise. Captain Kirk orders the fighter to be held in a tractor beam, which causes the fragile aircraft to break apart. Kirk has no choice but to beam its pilot; Captain John Christopher (Roger Perry) aboard and try to explain things to him. In addition to figuring out how to get back to the 23rd Century, the problem now includes how to get Captain Christopher back to Earth and erasing all records of the Enterprise's presence without contaminating the timeline any further than it already has been.
Originally released: 26 January 1967
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#21: Star Trek: The Original Series, season 1, episode 27 "The Alternative Factor"
Written by Don Ingalls, directed by Gerd Oswald.
Stardates 3087.6 through 3088.7 (September 2267)
"He could not live knowing that I lived. He became obsessed with the idea of destroying me." - Lazarus
The Enterprise is surveying a planet when the ship is suddenly rocked by multiple shockwaves. Commander Spock's instruments suggest the impossible - the planet and the ship blinked out of existence for a split second. Enterprise then receives an alarming message from Starfleet; The phenomenon occurred across the entire known universe, and was centered on the planet they are orbiting. Starfleet Command thinks this could be prelude to an invasion by an unknown force and all nearby starships have been ordered to escape the area... leaving the Enterprise all alone to act as bait.
Originally released: 30 March 1967
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Toumei Otoko to Ningen Onna ~Sonouchi Fuufu ni Naru Futari~ (The Invisible Man and His Soon-to-Be Wife), episode 8
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