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That's the thing - it WAS for a while. I remember posting a thread about it, either here or at TNO; the mention (and the credit, both on the IMDB FC page and on Grammer's own page there) has since vanished. Presumably as it was subsequently proven to be incorrect.
I seem to recall there was also another claim on that page that Avery Brooks had filmed a sequence with Worf on DS9 prior to the Defiant leaving. . . I think that's also gone (I haven't checkled recently).
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One of the claims about Kelsey Grammer was that he recorded his line on a tape recorder while sitting on the toilet...
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I remermber seeing it on IMDB. And hearing it in the movie, i am sure it was kelsey grammar. I remember presenting my friends with a theory of how they convinced him to do it.
*phone rings*
KG: Hello?
Studio: Hey Kelsey.. would you do an uncredited unpaid voiceover cameo in First Contact? If you dont want to just say 'Acknowledged'
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I'm going to try once more to get a clear, definitive answer, before I just go rent the firgging DVD myself...
I'll make it easy. Multiple choice.
What did the FC DVD CC say:
a. Madison and Lexington b. Madison and Lexicon c. Manson and Lexington d. Manson and Lexicon e. (no mention of Madison/Manson) and Lexington f. (no mention of Madison/Manson) and Lexicon
Which one was it? As I said, the VHS CC was f.
Thanks, -MMoM
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Voice: '26-10' (?) Voice (maybe the same): '42 wounded on the Lexington' Voice (female): 'This is Commander Luxby of the Manson...' Loud voice: 'Help me!'
In other words: c
[Edit:] Wll, the upload-and-link-thing doesn't work. So here's the link. Copy and paste...
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I hear "22 wounded on the Lexington", and "Commander Luxby on the Manson" But more Mansonish than Madisonish, yes.
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I also hear Manson, but the first part is either Lexic or Lexicon! It can't be easily confused since the first two syllables in question are Leck-sic vs. Leck-sin.
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It's not "26-10". It's "96 dead, 22 wounded on the Lexington". And the low quality leaves the Madison/Manson debate open, because, really, both would sound pretty much the same.
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quote:Originally posted by TSN: It's not "26-10". It's "96 dead, 22 wounded on the Lexington". And the low quality leaves the Madison/Manson debate open, because, really, both would sound pretty much the same.
And I wondered all the time what '26-10' could mean. OK, this makes more sense, I admit.
I listened to the file several times, but it sounded like 'Lexington'. I'm sure it was Lexington. Despite the Manson/Madison we only had already known ships in the com-chatter. The Bozeman, Defiant, Endeavour. Why should they insert such a strange name? Lexicon? And if it is not Lexington, can we be sure it is Lexicon? Maybe it's Lexicron or Lexiton or Leginton or whatever.
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