@Night-Gaunt49 (yesterday).Exactly – we are on a track just like a train and as we act, react and think we switch tracks. These tracks are infinite and it is WE who move, not “time”.
Harlan Ellison is indeed ticked, mostly because his ego can’t stand having anything he does questioned or changed, but the final script is considered a classic, and one of the best Star Trek episodes ever.
Actually, Bones doesn’t stop Capt Kirk as he doesn’t fully understand what is happening at that point. He, in fact, has to be stopped from saving Joan as well.
I picked this up from the internet regarding your “Screen name”:.“Gweedo is someone typically from New jersey, an Italian, who commonly uses way too much hair gel and has homosexual tenancies. ".Now I DON’T believe that for a minute.
“Actually, Kirk and Spock had to stop Dr. McCoy from saving the peacenik gal who would have delayed America’s entrance into WWII. The less said about the script, the better (Harlan Ellison is still ticked).”
Shaking my head in dismay… okay, STAR TREK was the 1st TV series where I was able to remember the stories by TITLE. But episode #? That’s idiotic. And which #? Network broadcast order, or production order, which actually makes more sense? And how can Jane remember this stuff but get the STORY wrong?
If you wanna really blow your mind, trying watching “THE CITY ON THE EDGE OF FOREVER” and “DEMON WITH A GLASS HAND” back-to-back. (For that matter, toss in “CRAZY AS A SOUP SANDWICH” for a real Ellison triple-bill. That’s my all-time favorite TWILIGHT ZONE story.)
If they go back to the present, and Uncle Otis is still alive, wouldn’t Jane’s VW coffee stand still be belong and be driven by Uncle Otis??? So much for that grand business plan.
pcolli about 12 years ago
@Night-Gaunt49 (yesterday).Exactly – we are on a track just like a train and as we act, react and think we switch tracks. These tracks are infinite and it is WE who move, not “time”.
KeepKeeper about 12 years ago
Now to find his sweetheart and Jane can go back home
Russell Sketchley Premium Member about 12 years ago
Harlan Ellison is indeed ticked, mostly because his ego can’t stand having anything he does questioned or changed, but the final script is considered a classic, and one of the best Star Trek episodes ever.
James Hopkins about 12 years ago
That was a great episode and my personal favorite from Star Trek.
jackdohany about 12 years ago
How come it was in color yesterday, and not today?? Grrr!
Coyoty Premium Member about 12 years ago
Now he can accept that he died and get on with his life.
Dr Lou Premium Member about 12 years ago
Actually, Bones doesn’t stop Capt Kirk as he doesn’t fully understand what is happening at that point. He, in fact, has to be stopped from saving Joan as well.
pcolli about 12 years ago
I picked this up from the internet regarding your “Screen name”:.“Gweedo is someone typically from New jersey, an Italian, who commonly uses way too much hair gel and has homosexual tenancies. ".Now I DON’T believe that for a minute.
profh0011 about 12 years ago
“Actually, Kirk and Spock had to stop Dr. McCoy from saving the peacenik gal who would have delayed America’s entrance into WWII. The less said about the script, the better (Harlan Ellison is still ticked).”
Shaking my head in dismay… okay, STAR TREK was the 1st TV series where I was able to remember the stories by TITLE. But episode #? That’s idiotic. And which #? Network broadcast order, or production order, which actually makes more sense? And how can Jane remember this stuff but get the STORY wrong?
If you wanna really blow your mind, trying watching “THE CITY ON THE EDGE OF FOREVER” and “DEMON WITH A GLASS HAND” back-to-back. (For that matter, toss in “CRAZY AS A SOUP SANDWICH” for a real Ellison triple-bill. That’s my all-time favorite TWILIGHT ZONE story.)
klunker rider about 12 years ago
If they go back to the present, and Uncle Otis is still alive, wouldn’t Jane’s VW coffee stand still be belong and be driven by Uncle Otis??? So much for that grand business plan.