ALL SCI-FI

Oh my God . . . I'm in love again. Shocked

Well, I suppose three 20-year-olds count the same as one 60-year-old! Wink

It's definitely not one of the better episodes. There's supposed to be a whole breeding population of these creatures, but the budget only allowed for three monster suits. I read somewhere that the su ...

Actually he keeps calling her "Al-tye-ruh," as in Tyra Banks.

Yes, the video is full of errors. I really wish people would do their homework.

I just seem to keep finding talented young musicians on YouTube. I just discovered The Castellows, three sisters who play traditional country and bluegrass. Two of them are twins (two of a set of tr ...

I think such a device would be much more widely used to relive other people's experiences. I'm sure I don't have to spell out the possibilities.

The downside of such technology, of course, is that ...

The 1993 made-for-cable remake of Attack of the 50 Foot Woman, with gorgeous Daryl Hannah as the titular giantess, cranks up the spoof factor by just the right amount (although I don't believe the 195 ...

Star Trek's "subspace radio" must somehow travel at hyperlight speeds -- in fact, even faster than a starship at maximum warp -- but it's not instantaneous. In several episodes we're told th ...

And just for the record, I STILL think my modified saucer looks a hell of lot better than the clunky original! Confused

Frankly I prefer the simple, clean lines of the original -- although the landing ...

. . . Spock is never referred to as a Vulcanite on any episode of the series during its three year run.
Good thing, too. Vulcanite sounds like something that shoe soles are made from.

Equipment Oddities: In "The Naked Time," Dr. McCoy ripped Kirk's shirt to give him a hypo injection. In this episode and many others to follow, McCoy gives shots right through the uniform.
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It's a notable achievement, but he didn't make it to space or even the "edge" of space. According to NASA and the U.S. military, space starts at an altitude of 50 miles (80 km). To the inte ...

Breaking news: Rock is not dead! I just discovered The Warning while browsing YouTube. They're a rock band consisting of three very talented and sexy sisters who hail from Monterrey, Mexico.

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The age of "Flying Cars" is on the horizon!!!
They've been saying that for more than 100 years.

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That thing reminds me of the Albatross in Master of the World, with its forest of tiny horizontal rotors. Does it really fly?

Here's a better example: instead of somehow helping the Allies in WWII to win the war . . . just shoot Hitler!
Hell, everybody kills Hitler on their first time trip! Here's a link to a very funny pie ...