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simon the viking
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Worth doing what I said then as the record time edit function for some reason only works with the HD channels and I got annoyed when it cut off just as Jim was signing off..... Sorted now just have to record 3 hours a day for 1 hour suppose I could watch next generation as well as I've recorded it but that seems far more dated than than Kirk and friends
captain nemo1701
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Classic ST episode "City on the Edge of Forever". Your original time-travel-history-changing-paradox story.
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simon the viking
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.... With plot holes big enough to drive a bus (or fly a constitution class Star-Ship) through... (as O.P I'm aloud to say this..) However still a magnificent peice of Sci-Fi
captain nemo1701
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I know, like if McCoy changed history, they wouldn't be there, but had to for McCoy....my brain hurts
. At least in First Contact when they got caught in the 'temporal wake' Data suggested that it protected them from changes in the timeline. still, maybe nature just doesn't like paradoxes
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simon the viking
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Do you mean in real life or Star Trek? In real life yes.... and is very proud of this 50 minute episode early in her career and is still asked about it reguarly in interviews.... In Star Trek.... well..... Its not up to me to post a spoiler......
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simon the viking
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My thought was..... why did the ship and crew in orbit cease to exist..... but the landing party didn't... best not to examine it too much... and why did Spock have both time lines recorded on his Tri-corder he was only recording the one after MCcoy changed it therefore wouldnt have known the original events..... BUT..... Great Sci fi to watch......I know, like if McCoy changed history, they wouldn't be there, but had to for McCoy....my brain hurts
Richard A Thackeray
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Edit..... Oops you must all think i'm a right Trekkie.... I'm not honestI never watched a single episode of deep space nine or Enterprise
What??
You've never seen T'Pol, Hoshi, B'lanna Torres or Seven of Nine
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simon the viking
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I bowed at TNG... I'm afraid.... The new films are good though especially the first when it followed the back story of 'Wrath of Khan' start of how he beat a no win exercise.....
subaqua
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Blanna and 7 are voyager . and 2 of the only reasons to watch.
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simon the viking
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I knew there was a Star Trek series I'd left out..... didn't watch Voyager either..... sorry
subaqua
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i didn't watch voyager either , i looked at the 2 characters !I knew there was a Star Trek series I'd left out..... didn't watch Voyager either..... sorry
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Jadzia Dax and Beverley Crusher, with Seven and Captain Janeway for afters.
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I may need a few moments alone...
Shut Up Legs
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Mmmmm.... T'Pol!
I finished watching ST: Enterprise last year, and now I'm working through DS9. Haven't got to Voyager yet.
captain nemo1701
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Star Trek (original series) - I like the episode 'Tomorrow is Yesterday' where the Enterprise gets catapulted back to 1960's Earth and unintentionally picks up a fighter pilot.
Star Trek: The Next Generation - their swansong final episode is a good sci-fi time travel mind melter.
Voyager - 'Blink of An Eye' is a good 'un while 'Timeless' is worth watching just for the stunning action sequence where the ship crashes on a glacier. In terms of 90's TV CG effects, it raised the bar.
Enterprise - much maligned (and saddled with a disliked theme tune) but fun if you know a bit of Trek history as the we the audience are way ahead of the characters (we know what's coming) and get to see them nervously mistrusting the transporter etc. The season 2 episode 'Regeneration' dovetails nicely with events in the movie First Contact.
Star Trek: The Next Generation - their swansong final episode is a good sci-fi time travel mind melter.
Voyager - 'Blink of An Eye' is a good 'un while 'Timeless' is worth watching just for the stunning action sequence where the ship crashes on a glacier. In terms of 90's TV CG effects, it raised the bar.
Enterprise - much maligned (and saddled with a disliked theme tune) but fun if you know a bit of Trek history as the we the audience are way ahead of the characters (we know what's coming) and get to see them nervously mistrusting the transporter etc. The season 2 episode 'Regeneration' dovetails nicely with events in the movie First Contact.
