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TSN
Member # 31
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Interesting insight into the selection of movies that are available on the Enterprise:
Western Apache ???? Banned in Phoenix Beyond the Rocky Mountains Canyon of the ???? Death in Arizona Escape from Dodge City Fighter Maverick of the West ???? Ambush Sheriff's Revenge Stagecoach of ????, The
Musical Celestial Navigation Love's Lovely Love
Adventure Curse of the Buccaneer Dixon Hill and the ???? ???? ???? ???? of ???? ???? from Hell
Science Fiction Attack of the Martians Bride of Chaotica, The Day the Earth Stood Still, The Fear Planet It Came from Beneath the Refrigerator Supernova Dawn ???? ????, The ???? ???? ????
Horror Strange Case of Mr. ???? Planet of the Undead, The
Comedy Animal Control Man from San Francisco, The
Thriller ???? ????
Unfortunately, I read these off of an MPEG rip of the episode I downloaded, so some of it was hard to read.
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Spike
Member # 322
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Some suggestions from IMDB:
Apache Love or Apache Rose Canyon of the Fools Colorado Ambush or apache Ambush Stagecoach to (?) Fury
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Sol System
Member # 30
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I had assumed that it was just a list of Paramount films, but it seems that it was partially that, partially some jokes, and, maybe, partially an attempt to show that movies still get made after today.
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Futurama Guy
Member # 968
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What??? No Attack of the Killer Tomatoes?????!!!
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AndrewR
Member # 44
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To freak EVERYONE out - they should have put Wrath of Kahn in there! It'd freak out the audience - both at home and on the show. The wierd continuity freak-out plus I'm sure the people watching wouldn't like to see any sort of return of Kahn Noonien Singh that tyrant from the 1990s!!
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Phoenix
Member # 966
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quote: Originally posted by AndrewR: To freak EVERYONE out - they should have put Wrath of Kahn in there! It'd freak out the audience - both at home and on the show. The wierd continuity freak-out plus I'm sure the people watching wouldn't like to see any sort of return of Kahn Noonien Singh that tyrant from the 1990s!!
It could just be a movie about someone who took over the world in the 1990s, with the same title as the ST movie.
Now "The Search For Spock" is another story...
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Cartmaniac
Member # 256
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You can tell culturally enlightened people by their choice in film, right?
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Futurama Guy
Member # 968
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^And on that note, what Western collection is not complete without some Clint Eastwood?!? Evidently this one....where the hell is "The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly"?
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Malnurtured Snay
Member # 411
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Or "Silverado", for that matter!
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TSN
Member # 31
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I haven't actually checked, but I assumed all the titles were fake except The Day the Earth Stood Still, which was only there because it was explicitly mentioned/shown.
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Futurama Guy
Member # 968
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double double, read below.
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Futurama Guy
Member # 968
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Well one fake one, I dont think anyone has blatantly noticed yet was the "Dixon Hill" (aka Picards holo-fantasy man) Adventure. Evidently the books were made into movies (a movie) as well....that's another cool lil tie in from "First Contact" as well...
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The Mighty Monkey of Mim
Member # 646
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quote: Originally posted by Futurama Guy: Well one fake one, I dont think anyone has blatantly noticed yet was the "Dixon Hill" (aka Picards holo-fantasy man) Adventure. Evidently the books were made into movies (a movie) as well....that's another cool lil tie in from "First Contact" as well...
Not just FC but also TNG.
"The Bride of Chaotica" was a VGR episode, derived from a Captain Proton adventure from the ep, IIRC.
-MMoM
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Futurama Guy
Member # 968
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Well this ep was supposed to kind follow FC and thats what I meant, otherwise, of course I realized that it was a TNG topic as well..
As for the Bride of Chaotica...nice catch, hadn't noticed that one..but certainly a Captain Proton production...
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TSN
Member # 31
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"Well this ep was supposed to kind follow FC..." How do you mean?
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Futurama Guy
Member # 968
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quote: Originally posted by TSN: "Well this ep was supposed to kind follow FC..." How do you mean?
They are investigating the sphere from FC, 90-someodd years after it was destroyed in FC. Therefore "Regeneration" is a following in the sense of the aftermath or followup of the Borgs (2) attacks on Earth (Cube and Sphere). That is what I meant, and I did say kinda, because on the other had it predates the events in FC, obviously, but moreso it follows because the wreckage originated in FC. Thus: follows.
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TSN
Member # 31
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I see. Well, that makes a lot more sense.
Unfortunately, we're discussing "Cogenitor".
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Futurama Guy
Member # 968
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Wow, you're right.....I musta still been on my "Regenation"-week kick.....
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