But if Norman also said it, then you should get credit too.
Post A Brief TOS Dialogue Line--Let Others Identify The Episode
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But if Norman also said it, then you should get credit too.
"The Ultimate Computer"
Try this: "Oiling my traps."
Marlena from Mirror, Mirror!
Who could forget that beauty?
JB
Who could forget that beauty?
JB
"A Taste of Armageddon"
"Consider it a challenge."
"Consider it a challenge."
Where No Man Has Gone Before.
Correct LMFAO!
"I created it!"
I'm thinking that's got to be Daystrom from The Ultimate Computer.
You're thinking correctly--a line Benny Russell echoes in "Far Beyond the Stars," btw, a sly call-back suggesting that all of Star Trek flowed from his imagination and that Daystrom was a forerunner of Ben Sisko.
"He's a boy, he doesn't know what life is."
"He's a boy, he doesn't know what life is."
Charlie X
Bread and Circuses. Spock also mentioned "colloquial 20th century English".
Correct. What's funny about this line is that Spock recites it with an air of surprise after hearing a native speak on the planet surface. Yet, before beaming down to the planet, the landing party had witnessed an entire news broadcast from the planet . . . in English.
Try this - "The readings do not correlate with any known information".
Possibly the result of script rewrites during shooting, or the fact that scenes aren't shot in order. Stuff changes and its hard to keep track under the time pressure to get done.
Like in The Corbomite Maneuver, Ted Cassidy pronounces "Balok" with a "long A" sound in post production, but on set they use the "short A" sound.
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