Of course, you gotta understand. It was a different time. Oh sure, the TV stations probably showed them in syndication order, but we're talking pre-cable days. Black and white television sets.
I'd mess with the UHF and VHF antennas and watch Star Trek three times every Sunday.
Interesting idea, watching them all in order.
It probably won't be the remastered. I don't have the episodes so I'll be borrowing them.
We've rented a cabin (like we do every year) for 4 or 5 nights. This cabin doesn't have satellite TV and is in the hills of southern Ohio so reception will be terrible. We're planning on bringing a bunch of DVDs.
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This isn't sci-fi, but I liked Friends' episode titles. They were all of the formula "The One Where *insert major plot point or reference*" which I thought was a rather amusing joke, and potentially quite useful as well.
-------------------- "You are a terrible human, Ritten." Magnus "Urgh, you are a sick sick person..." Austin Powers A leek too, pretty much a negi.....
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Soon to be 16. I like SCRUBS. Some of the titles do differ however, when there told in someone else's P.O.V. THen they are His story I, or their story II, or Her Story, yada yada yada. I remember when my dad dirst showed me TOS. I thought the vulcan's name was Mr. Spot, and for TNG, I was watching Mr. Warp, of Mr. Wart.
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Anyway, I always like the episode titles of Reboot since they took the titles of famous shows or movies and related them to computers or the show.
The Quick and the Fed Web World Wars(www) Where No Sprite Has Gone Before Number 7 The Episode With No Name Web Riders on the Storm Cross Nodes My Two Bobs Life's a Glitch Crouching Binome, Hidden Virus
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It is also where I picked up one of my many phobia's/obsessions. THe Picard Maneuver. Didn't outgrow the fear of my skin touching the fabric of my jacket untill 6th grade. ALways walked everywhere with my shirt tucked in. I looked like a pasty white Urkle, without the suspenders.
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There was this guy at our highschool who never spoke to anyone, constantly listened to Mozart and Beethoven on an actual tape-driven Walkman, always wore dress slacks and shoes with a tucked-in shirt, and had several very *large* crucifixes hanging from his neck. So you weren't too bad, Sean
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Strange, I owned a walkman, that was tape driven. Infact, I didn't get a cd player untill 5 or 6 years ago, and even now, I have like 5 cd's. I don't own an mp3 either. I know a guy like that .Sorta. He does not wear crucifixes, doesn't listen to a walkman, but does listen to classical music, and soes wear formals with a hoddie virtually every day. And black dress socks, even when he does wear jeans and a tee.
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I've bought MP3 players for $12. There's really no excuse for not having one I had a tape player when I was 5 or 6...got a CD player when I was, oh, 11 or so. Haven't owned one of those since 2002 or so, though. At that point it was a player for data CDs containing MP3s and WMAs.
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I dont listen to music enough. When I do, it is in a car cd player, or on my tapedeck/clock radio when I go to sleep. Right now, I am listening to the nitpicker's fun and games for classic trekkers, voiced by denise crosby.
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I had a tape player when I was 5 or 6...got a CD player when I was, oh, 11 or so. Haven't owned one of those since 2002 or so, though. At that point it was a player for data CDs containing MP3s and WMAs.
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