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| The Original Series (TOS) Captain James T. Kirk and the Enterprise blasted onto our TV screens in the late 60\'s inspiring several new series and movies. Come and join in the discussion of this Classic TV series. |
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| Wherever I Am, I'm There Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: Greater London
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| 2.49 : A Piece of the Action. The one with the 'Chicago' mobsters A personal favourite of mine, though a very unusual episode, it being a comedy structured around the cultural contamination of a planetary culture by a previous starship. There are some priceless moments such as them driving the car, playing cards, Mr Spock with machine gun and suit, Mr Scott speaking 20th century slang and the gangster transported to the Enterprise. A poster in Boss Krako's office spells the gangster's name as 'Okmyx'. However, both 'The Star Trek Compendium' and 'The Star Trek Encyclopedia' list it as 'Oxmyx'. |
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| Advanced Member Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Dublin, Ireland
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| Just goes to show how pervasive those damn things are; I've never read either, yet years of associating with deeply sad trekkies left me in the position where I would've sworn his name was Oxmyx. You'll be telling me next fizzbin is called something completely different, too. |
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| Wherever I Am, I'm There Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: Greater London
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As for "Oxmyx", I'm pretty certain that they do "say" Oxmyx, whatever is written on the poster. | |
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