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That was New Voyages.

The self-typing typewriter may have been used by the studio to print scripts, photocopies were in their infancy and it was probably as efficient as a mimeograph, just type the original punch card tape and let it go to work.

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I subscribed to the Columbia House Star Trek VHS tapes. They released the entire series on 2 episode per tape sets (and one three episode tape). They were delivered every 4 weeks for about $20 per tape. I also collected the first 3 seasons of TNG that way. I sold them off years ago.

Re: Why I'm leaning towards Old Nu Kirk & Spock rathr than Prime for W Nu-Trek's take on "The Deadly Years"

(with apologies to Nerys Myk) Kirk: Commissioner... Ferris: Where I go, Grignak goes Kirk: well then, this coffee is as delightful as your presence on the bridge

Thanks to James and all the rest at New Voyages/Phase II.

I used to manage a Blockbuster (about 17 years ago) and we'd try to charge the credit card number on file for late fees over two weeks old. Some late fees were sent to collections, but mostly fees for un-returned games, the game would come back when the parent got the bill and they searched the...

Agreed, that and 1701 Pennsylvania Ave are very well done, and very funny as well. Thanks Pony!

That inspired me...

Maybe I missed this during the episode, but is the MVP immune from nomination? I would think that getting MVP and letting it be known would be a great way of getting a target put on one's back, although it does seem that the houseguests are never smart enough to evict the strongest players when...

They turn blue when underwater. When underwater, the crew attach the special breathing apparatus to their sombreros.

You managed to answer one question I've always had: Why 1978? I don't recall ever seeing the Paramount Television logo pictured above in an episode of Star Trek. I started watching syndicated reruns in the late 70's. You motivated me to check out my Blu Rays on the subject... Season...

Re: Is the Federation a True Democracy? And How Did It Reach That Poin I always assumed the UFP to be a confederation, not a democracy.

I'd actually rather have my frozen hair torn out while talking to my frozen nipples than drink the liquid vileness of Coors Light beer :ack:

Now George Jefferson and Archie Bunker can once again be neighbors, in Heaven. RIP Sherman.

It almost seems like every summer they cast somebody who is a hothead and will be removed from the game so that they can have the drama of the removal.

Maybe they could to a test -- make a direct to video feature, it could add buzz to the coming film. If the video does very well, there could be an ongoing series. CBS is still not too removed from it's old Paramount partners, maybe this could be done by the folks at Dreamworks. They're good...

wouldn't that interfere with the sombreros?