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date: Tue, 23 Sep 2008 07:47:27 +0100,
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ST: Voyager - most bizzare episode yet!
This episode last night was one of the most bizarre we've ever seen -
Paris goes off on an experimental flight to warp 10 where they will
reach *infinite velocity* - and *be everywhere at once* . Well off he
went and came back but then started to turn into what appeared to be DR
WHO with two hearts but was actually a human a billion years in the
future , then he kidnaps the captain flys off to a primordial planet ,
there they both turn into weird pre evolutionary lizard lungfish thingies.
And have tadpoles!!
"which one is the captain? "
"the female"
Possibly the funniest episode ever - it was as thought they lost intrest
half way through!
date: Tue, 23 Sep 2008 07:47:27 +0100
author: Sofa - Spud
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Re: Voyager - most bizzare episode yet!
Sofa - Spud wrote:
> This episode last night was one of the most bizarre we've ever seen -
> Paris goes off on an experimental flight to warp 10 where they will
> reach *infinite velocity* - and *be everywhere at once* . Well off he
> went and came back but then started to turn into what appeared to be
> DR WHO with two hearts but was actually a human a billion years in the
> future , then he kidnaps the captain flys off to a primordial planet ,
> there they both turn into weird pre evolutionary lizard lungfish
> thingies.
> And have tadpoles!!
>
> "which one is the captain? "
>
> "the female"
>
>
> Possibly the funniest episode ever - it was as thought they lost
> intrest half way through!
I had to laugh at the bit where Paris spat out his tongue! It was just so
funny!
--
Enzo
I wear the cheese. It does not wear me.
date: Tue, 23 Sep 2008 07:53:10 +0100
author: Enzo Matrix
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Re: Voyager - most bizzare episode yet!
Enzo Matrix wrote:
> Sofa - Spud wrote:
>> This episode last night was one of the most bizarre we've ever seen -
>> Paris goes off on an experimental flight to warp 10 where they will
>> reach *infinite velocity* - and *be everywhere at once* . Well off he
>> went and came back but then started to turn into what appeared to be
>> DR WHO with two hearts but was actually a human a billion years in the
>> future , then he kidnaps the captain flys off to a primordial planet ,
>> there they both turn into weird pre evolutionary lizard lungfish
>> thingies.
>> And have tadpoles!!
>>
>> "which one is the captain? "
>>
>> "the female"
>>
>>
>> Possibly the funniest episode ever - it was as thought they lost
>> intrest half way through!
>
> I had to laugh at the bit where Paris spat out his tongue! It was just so
> funny!
>
I was told about that as I was eating at the time and looked away to
avoid nausea!
It was the weirdest episode I've ever seen - even they seemed to play it
for laughs!
date: Tue, 23 Sep 2008 08:17:09 +0100
author: Sofa - Spud
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Re: Voyager - most bizzare episode yet!
On 23 Sep, 08:17, Sofa - Spud wrote:
> Enzo Matrix wrote:
> > I had to laugh at the bit where Paris spat out his tongue! It was just so
> > funny!
>
> I was told about that as I was eating at the time and looked away to
> avoid nausea!
>
> It was the weirdest episode I've ever seen - even they seemed to play it
> for laughs!
I think all the laughs were unintentional. It was probably intended to
be slightly frightening and a bit thought provoking, but it was
handled so ineptly that it just turned out to be a bit daft.
--
Enzo
I wear the cheese. It does not wear me.
date: Tue, 23 Sep 2008 02:29:14 -0700 (PDT)
author: Enzo Matrix
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Re: Voyager - most bizzare episode yet!
Enzo Matrix wrote:
> On 23 Sep, 08:17, Sofa - Spud wrote:
>> Enzo Matrix wrote:
>>> I had to laugh at the bit where Paris spat out his tongue! It was just so
>>> funny!
>> I was told about that as I was eating at the time and looked away to
>> avoid nausea!
>>
>> It was the weirdest episode I've ever seen - even they seemed to play it
>> for laughs!
>
> I think all the laughs were unintentional. It was probably intended to
> be slightly frightening and a bit thought provoking, but it was
> handled so ineptly that it just turned out to be a bit daft.
>
> --
He was meant to be evolving - so what were the daft slugs at the end??
I wonder if they ever actually sat and watched the episodes they made
afterwards?
date: Tue, 23 Sep 2008 13:30:57 +0100
author: Sofa - Spud
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Re: Voyager - most bizzare episode yet!
Sofa - Spud wrote:
> Enzo Matrix wrote:
>> On 23 Sep, 08:17, Sofa - Spud wrote:
>>> Enzo Matrix wrote:
>>>> I had to laugh at the bit where Paris spat out his tongue! It was
>>>> just so funny!
>>> I was told about that as I was eating at the time and looked away to
>>> avoid nausea!
>>>
>>> It was the weirdest episode I've ever seen - even they seemed to
>>> play it for laughs!
>>
>> I think all the laughs were unintentional. It was probably intended
>> to be slightly frightening and a bit thought provoking, but it was
>> handled so ineptly that it just turned out to be a bit daft.
>>
>> --
>
> He was meant to be evolving - so what were the daft slugs at the end??
Evolution doesn't always work in the direction of increasing sophistication
and intelligence. If the more intelligent members of a species cannot
reproduce, then the species as a whole will tend to become less intelligent
over time.
--
Enzo
I wear the cheese. It does not wear me.
date: Wed, 24 Sep 2008 08:50:35 +0100
author: Enzo Matrix
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Re: Voyager - most bizzare episode yet!
On Wed, 24 Sep 2008 at 08:50:35, Enzo Matrix wrote
in uk.media.tv.misc :
>Sofa - Spud wrote:
>> Enzo Matrix wrote:
>>> On 23 Sep, 08:17, Sofa - Spud wrote:
>>>> Enzo Matrix wrote:
>>>>> I had to laugh at the bit where Paris spat out his tongue! It was
>>>>> just so funny!
>>>> I was told about that as I was eating at the time and looked away to
>>>> avoid nausea!
>>>>
>>>> It was the weirdest episode I've ever seen - even they seemed to
>>>> play it for laughs!
>>>
>>> I think all the laughs were unintentional. It was probably intended
>>> to be slightly frightening and a bit thought provoking, but it was
>>> handled so ineptly that it just turned out to be a bit daft.
>>>
>>> --
>>
>> He was meant to be evolving - so what were the daft slugs at the end??
>
>Evolution doesn't always work in the direction of increasing sophistication
>and intelligence. If the more intelligent members of a species cannot
>reproduce, then the species as a whole will tend to become less intelligent
>over time.
>
Tell us about it - high-flyers are too busy to procreate, yet chavs
breed like rabbits, presumably because that's the only free form of
entertainment they have...
--
Paul 'Charts Fan' Hyett
date: Wed, 24 Sep 2008 17:09:41 GMT
author: Paul Hyett
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