My Problem With.....

[johnnybear]

Well whenever I've seen Ted on anything like Trek, LIS or whatever he has such a deep rattle in his voice but it's not there in the narration but now wherever I go on the net all I read is that he did do the opening narration! The growls could be him though as he was very good at them elsewhere!
JB

 

[telerites]

Forget the voice, when I was a kid, I would think Richard Kiel was Cassidy and vice versa. Doh!

 

[kkt]

They still presumably have authors in the 23rd century - Kirk was probably making a literary reference to a children's story that has not been written yet. Maybe Roald Dahl's descendants like ink Wells.

Or Kirk has read Mark Twain and was referencing Tom Sawyer.

I hope they still read Twain in the 23rd century.

 

[johnnybear]

Suffering Succatash ya varmint!
JB

 

[Pauln6]

Or Kirk has read Mark Twain and was referencing Tom Sawyer.

I hope they still read Twain in the 23rd century.

Er yeah - let's go with that. I am ashamed to say that I only ever read comics.

 

[telerites]

Er yeah - let's go with that. I am ashamed to say that I only ever read comics.

No problem. Just get some Classics Illustrated Comics and you won't feel guilty.

 

[Kor]

Whenever I saw the Balok decoy when I was a wee lad, I thought it had a giant head, and the thick collar thing was his little handless arms resting on top of a big table. Squint and you might see it, too.

Kor

 

[johnnybear]

That face was another one of those scary things for me in Trek as a kid! Nowadays I think hah but it's still strange looking!
JB

 

[Captain Rob]

Watching Trek on one of those old tiny black and white portable TVs (like I had) will do that to you.

 

[johnnybear]

But they were such fun back then weren't they!
JB