Teletubbies? What's that 

Oh, those! I'm way too old for them have had an impact on my distant childhood, and as an unrepentant bachelor I haven't been subjected to them in the child rearing regard either.
Well, I couldn't help myselfEdit: So you started posting from work now Kevin...![]()
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Are you planning to become a Rear before Grizz?
Posted by commodore64:
Yup -- Spock, Adam West, Lee Majors ... first crushes.
Aww, see there's many commonalities between us. Does it matter if we like A/T'P vs. T/T'P best?
Since this is a shipper thread -- I'll ask this of my fellow Spock fans. Would you rather see ...
1) Spock with Saavik
2) Spock with Nurse Chapel
3) Spock with T'Pring (after she dumped Ston)
4) Spock with the Romulan Commander from Enterprise Incident
5) Spock + [insert other here]
I'm more a 1 (Kirstie Alley) or 4 girl. T'Pring blew it. Nurse Chapel was better off with Roger from "What Little Girls are Made of."
I think the other Majel TOS character, Number One, would have been a lot better than Chapel. According to things I've read, Number One was her name. She came from a planet that used genetic engineering and she was number one out of her birth group.
I liked the Spock/Saavik dynamic as a mentor/student thing. I thought the pairing was okay in a TOS book where they were bonded.
I did write a song for him as a kid. *cringes as I remember some of the lyrics*
Posted by commodore64:
I think the other Majel TOS character, Number One, would have been a lot better than Chapel. According to things I've read, Number One was her name. She came from a planet that used genetic engineering and she was number one out of her birth group.
Yes -- Number One kicked ass! There were a few theories. I believe in the comic books she was raised on Vulcan or some other alien race where she got her intelligence and wisdom.
It's sad that back in the late 60s the network executives didn't think a woman first officer would fly; they thought women should be more secretaries.
Nice, huh?!
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I liked the Spock/Saavik dynamic as a mentor/student thing. I thought the pairing was okay in a TOS book where they were bonded.
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They kinda did that in ST III (SfS). She helped young Spock through Pon Farr.
Actually I've heard somewhere that their main objection was to give Gene's then girlfirend such a big part!Posted by commodore64:
It's sad that back in the late 60s the network executives didn't think a woman first officer would fly; they thought women should be more secretaries.
Posted by commodore64:
I think the other Majel TOS character, Number One, would have been a lot better than Chapel. According to things I've read, Number One was her name. She came from a planet that used genetic engineering and she was number one out of her birth group.
Yes -- Number One kicked ass! There were a few theories. I believe in the comic books she was raised on Vulcan or some other alien race where she got her intelligence and wisdom.
It's sad that back in the late 60s the network executives didn't think a woman first officer would fly; they thought women should be more secretaries.
Nice, huh?!
Posted by 'Shippy:
P.S. Love the vibe going on in here. This has turned into a kind of 'shipper get to know you thread.![]()
Posted by Kevin Thomas Riley:
Actually I've heard somewhere that their main objection was to give Gene's then girlfirend such a big part!
I've never really liked Majel but somehow thought her Number One character was the most interesting one. Didn't like Chapel and the less said about Lwaxana the better! *shudders*
Posted by Ulva:
Posted by 'Shippy:
P.S. Love the vibe going on in here. This has turned into a kind of 'shipper get to know you thread.![]()
Maybe we should have our own lounge!
Yeah I know all about that and it is also what I thought also I heard another version recently (grrr, I can't remember where now) about why they dropped Number One.Posted by commodore64:
No, according to Trek history, the network executives suggested getting rid of two characters from "The Cage" -- Spock and Number One. They thought people wouldn't identify with an alien and wouldn't want a woman in charge -- especially one who's cheerless and seems to have no emotions.
Gene fought to keep Spock, and melded the two characters together. In the Cage, you can see the guy is a lot more emotional. I think in the books/comics, they indicated Number One was a mentor to him to explain it.
Gene came up with Nurse Chapel, but Majel (as most women) indicated she liked Number One best.
Oh, Ulva wants another place to spam upPosted by Ulva:
Posted by 'Shippy:
P.S. Love the vibe going on in here. This has turned into a kind of 'shipper get to know you thread.![]()
Maybe we should have our own lounge!
Posted by Kevin Thomas Riley:
Oh, Ulva wants another place to spam upPosted by Ulva:
Posted by 'Shippy:
P.S. Love the vibe going on in here. This has turned into a kind of 'shipper get to know you thread.![]()
Maybe we should have our own lounge!
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Posted by Kevin Thomas Riley:
Yeah I know all about that and it is also what I thought also I heard another version recently (grrr, I can't remember where now) about why they dropped Number One.Posted by commodore64:
No, according to Trek history, the network executives suggested getting rid of two characters from "The Cage" -- Spock and Number One. They thought people wouldn't identify with an alien and wouldn't want a woman in charge -- especially one who's cheerless and seems to have no emotions.
Gene fought to keep Spock, and melded the two characters together. In the Cage, you can see the guy is a lot more emotional. I think in the books/comics, they indicated Number One was a mentor to him to explain it.
Gene came up with Nurse Chapel, but Majel (as most women) indicated she liked Number One best.
Ehem. Kevin, don't tempt fate.Posted by Kevin Thomas Riley:
Oh, Ulva wants another place to spam upPosted by Ulva:
Posted by 'Shippy:
P.S. Love the vibe going on in here. This has turned into a kind of 'shipper get to know you thread.![]()
Maybe we should have our own lounge!
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!
Posted by commodore64:
Gene fought to keep Spock, and melded the two characters together. In the Cage, you can see the guy is a lot more emotional. I think in the books/comics, they indicated Number One was a mentor to him to explain it.
Posted by witchie:
What do you mean you hated Troi's Mom? She was like a well-dressed Venus Flytrap. Best thing they did was pair her w/ a Ferengi. Poor Picard didn't know whether to shoot her or put her in airlock. I'm surprised he didn't spend most of his time locked in his cabin.![]()
They were perhaps soaked with Trellium-DPosted by RedFenix:
Posted by commodore64:
Gene fought to keep Spock, and melded the two characters together. In the Cage, you can see the guy is a lot more emotional. I think in the books/comics, they indicated Number One was a mentor to him to explain it.
I always thought he was more emotional in that episode because he was under the influence of the flowers.
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