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[Bud Brewster]

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If I had a nickle for every fine post that Pow has made to All Sci-Fi . . . I'd have $113.55!

That would buy me a dozen delicious breakfasts at my favorite restaurant, Phat Daddy's Cafe . . . including the tips!





Gentlemen, I continue to staunchly maintain that providing a response to Mr. Pow's well-crafted remarks is no more difficult than beaming a large quantity of tribbles directly into a Klingon ship's toilet facilities, just to scare the shit out of those low-class louts!
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TOS episode #57 - Elaan of Troyius

Opening Statement: Tidbits } John Meredyth Lucas both wrote and directed this episode which was a first for ST:TOS.

In a scene that was cut, Mr.Spock is playing the Vulcan harp in the ship's arboretum and the music is being sent down to the Dohlman's quarters in the hope it will calm her down.

TOS episode #15 - Court Martial

Opening Statement: More Trivia } In spite of trying to keep costs down by having CM be a ''bottle show'', 4 new sets were constructed for this episode.

Port Master Commodore Stone's office, Kirk's quarters on Star base 11, Star base bar. and the courtroom.

The back wall for the bar was recycled pieces from the interior of the star ship Fesarius from the episode "The Corbomite Maneuver."

TOS episode #60 - And the Children Shall Lead

Opening Statement: Trivia for an episode you can watch every Thanksgiving 'cause it's a turkey!

First appearance of the set piece that is the entrance to the Gorgan's cave. This set piece will be seen again on the episodes Spock's Brain, The Cloud Minders, All Our Yesterdays and That Which Survives.
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Is there no man on Earth who has the wisdom and innocence of a child?
~ The Space Children (1958)