Actually, there was a bird creature in "The Cage", not too dissimilar to an Aurelian or a Skorr.
http://memory-alpha.org/en/wiki/Humanoid_bird
What are the least Star Trek-like Star Trek novels?
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Actually, there was a bird creature in "The Cage", not too dissimilar to an Aurelian or a Skorr.
http://memory-alpha.org/en/wiki/Humanoid_bird
"Fine" might be an exaggeration when it comes to "Wolf in the Fold".
I don't know. I always enjoyed that episode.
STAR TREK meets Jack the Ripper. What's not to like?
(Then again, my first professional sale was a Jack the Ripper meets Sweeney Todd story, so I may be biased . . . .)
I prefer the Babylon 5 Jack the Ripper story...
^How un-Trek like! It shouldn't be allowed!
(quick, someone hide Dr. Ree and most of the Titan crew)
(quick, someone hide Dr. Ree and most of the Titan crew)
"Fine" might be an exaggeration when it comes to "Wolf in the Fold".
I don't know. I always enjoyed that episode.
STAR TREK meets Jack the Ripper. What's not to like?
(Then again, my first professional sale was a Jack the Ripper meets Sweeney Todd story, so I may be biased . . . .)
I prefer the Babylon 5 Jack the Ripper story...
What about TIME AFTER TIME? Directed by Trek's own Nicholas Meyer?
That's probably the best of the bunch!
Hm. Who won?
Alas, Jack chose the wrong night to get a shave . . . .
For the record, I sold the story to MIKE SHAYNE MYSTERY MAGAZINE way back in the early eighties--for a penny and half a word!
If you'll indulge me a shameless plug, I have yet another Ripper story in TIMESHARES, a time-travel anthology that went on sale last month.
So, obviously, "Wolf in the Fold" was right up my alley!
"Fine" might be an exaggeration when it comes to "Wolf in the Fold".
I don't know. I always enjoyed that episode.
STAR TREK meets Jack the Ripper. What's not to like?
(Then again, my first professional sale was a Jack the Ripper meets Sweeney Todd story, so I may be biased . . . .)
I prefer the Babylon 5 Jack the Ripper story...
I thought the B5 Jack episode was terrible. An hour of torture why?
Sanctuary's Jack the Ripper, on the other hand, can teleport. A Jack the Ripper that can teleport!
Could you or someone else point me to the issue that it's in? I do own the DVD, but I haven't read the vast majority of them yet.
http://memory-beta.wikia.com/wiki/USS_Surak_%28Oberth_class%29
Doctor Chu-sa doesn't have a page on Memory Beta yet. The USS Surak was at least in issues #16, 21, 26, 34.
I bet that story was a cut above the rest.
I like the Final Destination Jack the Ripper story, but I'm biased cos I wrote it...
I love Wolf In The Fold though (oddly enough, I finally managed to show the wife Twelve Angry Men the other night, and was surprised to see a familiar face from that episode, which totally coloured my viewing this time round!)
I love Wolf In The Fold though (oddly enough, I finally managed to show the wife Twelve Angry Men the other night, and was surprised to see a familiar face from that episode, which totally coloured my viewing this time round!)
Yeah, John Fiedler was in everything back then. Indeed, with all the prominent '50s/'60s character actors in that film, it's surprising Fiedler was the only one who did Trek (though of course there are plenty of Twilight Zone vets in it, including Fiedler, Jack Klugman, Martin Balsam, Edward Binns, and Jack Warden, who all did at least two TZ episodes each).
It was actually titled "A Slice of History."
And let's not forget THE NIGHT STALKER's Ripper episode.
Clearly, somebody needs to schedule a "Jack the Ripper meets Science Fiction" marathon!
I'm honestly amazed they never did a Jack The Ripper X File in any medium, and that they didn't do a full Buffy or Angel episode or novel with him...
Watch out for Jack the Ripper vs. Olivia in next weeks episode of Fringe! 
Actually, Blood and Fog by Nancy Holder was a Buffy book with Jack the Ripper as the main antagonist.
I actually just watched this on Netflix Instant Watch last week. Good stuff!
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