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But maybe with their advanced powers they didn't need Spock. That pilot episode coming back in the series sent Gene running for more vodka.

So who was the actress who played cat lady in Assignment Earth? Teri Garr was quite confused.

But only with the Vulcan mind meld. Direct physical contact.

Yes, missed by a stones throw.

Might have been encouraged by Gene. Makes his seem ok.

Got the original prints in '76. Still have them.

Uber. Das gutten tag. I'm setting my sights on Kirk's chair for my man cave. "Mr. Sulu. Take us out of orbit. Warp factor 3..... and hurry."

Wasn't Dorothy and Radar also from Iowa?Lotta peeps from that sparse state.

Try catching a mouse with your bare hands.

Cool concept. Scotty was D guy, Uhura a cat. She was always observing.

Then Spock did the Vulcan mind meld on Bones.

How long do I have to stand like this?

It's a TV show. Reality does not exist. But TOS was great mind expanding for us earthlings.

A bit off topic, but who was the composer for this episode? I know they used several different ones for various episodes. TOS music was always first rate.

You do have a point there. Gilligan's Island, Lost in Space, The Brady Bunch. As T.S Elliot said, "TV is a vast wasteland."

No, Americans didn't have a clue. An English accent was the entire British Empire. But we're getting off course. In the year 2370 Engineer Scott spoke the same as a 1590 Scotsman. Not sure if Robert the Bruce would agree.

You mean a new actor replacing Gary Lansing and taking on the globalists plan of world domination?

I'm not so sure. Miss Garr never liked the ever shrinking mini skirts.

I didn't know until years later that was Roddenberry's plan. Still I never thought it had enough room to grow. And Teri Garr had several issues with it. I think it would have flopped.