I read the words "utilitarian" and "hanky panky" within a paragraph of each other.
Notably, Gene describes using similar or "parrallel worlds" to explain low-budget means of creating fictional societies or planets. I guess that's how he pitched it - aside from the "utilitarian" "hanky panky."
with all the technobabble that gets thrown about in modern trek i did get a good laugh out of "happily eliminating the need to encumber our stories with tiresome scientific explanation"
with all the technobabble that gets thrown about in modern trek i did get a good laugh out of "happily eliminating the need to encumber our stories with tiresome scientific explanation"
But who would have been crucified? With his luck, it would have been Chekhov. And then he would claim he will have been the second Russian to be crucified, after Jesus. Because Jesus would have been Russian according to Chekhov.
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Notably, Gene describes using similar or "parrallel worlds" to explain low-budget means of creating fictional societies or planets. I guess that's how he pitched it - aside from the "utilitarian" "hanky panky."
Bbbbbrrrraaaaaaaggggggaaaaaaa!
I'm glad we ended up with the Enterprise rather than the Yorktown.
I agree..or they could have gone off the map and picked the USS Q-tip