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From: kwicker_erase_this_part@ameritech.net
"Jaime M. de Castellvi" <3cjmd@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:4110b5ea.1953406@News.Individual.Net...
> On Tue, 3 Aug 2004 22:24:24 -0400, "WickeddollŽ"
> wrote:
>
> >"Ian J. Ball" wrote in message
>
>news:ijball***SPAM-No***-C473A4.19195503082004@orngca-news02.socal.rr.com..
.
> >> In article <41101465.3342388@News.Individual.Net>,
> >> 3cjmd@comcast.net (Jaime M. de Castellvi) wrote:
> >>
> >> > Then, in a rare fit of truly enlightened inspiration, they decided to
> >> > bring in Bill Shatner (along with his remarkable toupee collection)
to
> >> > come and do _Star Trek V_.
> >>
> >> Hey! I kinda like STV, in a goofy sort of way!
>
> <*whisper*> Pssst... me too (don't be telling anyone), but I still
> have to make fun of it. Shows that Shatner could be goofy about it in
> a way Roddenberry never could.
>
> >> Ian J. Ball
> >
> >It had its moments, such as Spock as the 'gunner'
>
> There are quite a few. The one that comes to mind right now is the
> "Good night!" scene at the campfire, which ends with Kirk mumbling, "I
> don't know... I just don't know..."
>
> Cheers,
>
> Jaime
STV produced THE FUNNIEST SCENE in all of Trekdom--surpassing even William
Shatner's legendary SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE "Get A Life" skit:
(Appropriately enough, again, Shatner is featured in the scene as well.)
"What does ... 'God' ... need with ... a ... starship?"
-- Ken from Chicago
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