Enterprise: The Breach (spoilers after US airing)

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Only a hundred? Pessimist.

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I just ate a bug

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sounds like a challenge to me…TO ARMS, TREK-CITIZENS!

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Four arms!

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Four-arms is in the forums in great form!

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Form follows function!

except where prohibitted by law

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There–are–FOUR–ARMS!

I just ate a bug that was on a carnivorous plant.

And then I ate the plant.

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With falafel.

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And braised panda meat.

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:dubious:

You make this too easy.

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It is YOU who does such things, Easyiron! It all comes out of your brain.
Brain and brain, what is Aes]'s brain? It is easy, is it not?

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The hamsters ate part of my bracket!
This thread makes us all hungry.

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[crunch]

[munch, munch, munch]

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In rewatching “The Tholian Web”, I just saw something else to look out for in Enterprise, if it happens.

In “The Tholian Web,” Spock says that no record exists of the crew of any starship ever mutinying.

So … if you see any mutinies on Enterprise, be sure to jump up and call “Foul!”!

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Didn’t the crew of Garth of Izar’s starship mutiny? If so, it’s just more proof of how much TOS sucks when it can’t even keep continuity within itself.

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(we’re really going to hear it when Aesiron gets wind of UESPA from the early TOS episodes…)

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I hate TOS but I’m well read on Trek lore and know all about Kirk’s supposed United Earth Space Probe Agency. :stuck_out_tongue:

Don’t even get me started on Vulcanians.

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Nonsense.

“The Tholian Web,” in which Spock claimed that there was no record of a starship crew mutinying, took place on stardate 5693.2.

“Whom Gods Destroy,” in which Garth of Izar claimed that the crew of his starship mutinied, took place on stardate 5718.3.

Obviously, Garth’s mutiny happened some time during the 25.1 stardates in between those episodes. :stuck_out_tongue:

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You’re going to try and convince me that Chekov was really a part of the Enterprise’s crew during the time that Khan attempted to comandeer the vessel next, aren’t you? :dubious:

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Apparently, so does this list of names for Earth/human-based military organizations in ST:TOS:

http://www.stguardian.to/various.txt

The theory is that UESPA is one subdivision of what later came to be called Starfleet Command.