Welcome back, woohoo! Did you have a good time on vacation?
My first save is this:
Fly like the Jefferson Airplane? Not quite, but the aircraft has a really cool typeface that looks oddly familiar despite it being hidden in plain sight...
TOS, Season 1: “Tomorrow Is Yesterday”, 1969
It's Trek's best outing by far. The humor works with the plot, the in-jokes are amazingly few (thank goodness, and that's something every later time travel eppy is the opposite of because it's cool or cute or corny or crap or some other words that start with the third letter of the English alphabet here on this third planet from an insignificant third rate star, on our own kind of trek but anyhoo...), the plot maintains a true sincerity and seriousness that it's impossible to not like.
Little nuances about the aircraft dude who, thankfully, wasn't your typical 30-something in 1967 and thus doesn't have a house, fence, doggy, kitty, two point three seven children, a bunch of mice and/or roaches in the corner, and the rest of the rubberstamped items, including pot in every room since this being 1967 and all... wait, what was I talking about again? Oh that's right, gerbils juggling ants at the flea circus. No, that's not it either-- aha, now I remember, it's why the dude was lucky enough to have no significant "fam" in the future and thus he could safely be carted back to 2267 or whenever, since TOS was either thinking it was 900 years in the future (Squire of Gothos) or 200 years (Space Seed), with 300 not having been established concretely just yet.
How this episode may have fared, if it was kept as the other half of a two-parter starting with "The Naked Time", a story that pulls off a lot considering how early int he show's run it is.
Also, here's that font:
online-fonts.com
Funny, that also looks like the font used in NCC-1701 as well, but I ain't complainin'...
Lastly, yep, some more 1967 goodness is right here:
Just wait for the eppy saved in 1968, what did the Smothers Brothers allow
, but - no worries - Captain McCoy can dig it:
Amazing how hippie drug-laden grooviness worked in sci-fi just as well...
What's left:
TAS, Season 1: "The Magicks Of Megas-Tu", 1691
TNG, Season 5: “Time’s Arrow, Part I”, 1893
TNG, Season 6: “Time’s Arrow, Part II”, 1893
ENT, Season 4: “Storm Front, Part I”, 1944
ENT, Season 4: “Storm Front, Part II”, 1944
VOY, Season 5: “11:59”, 2000 - 2001
PIC, Season 2: "Fly Me To The Moon", 2024
PIC, Season 2: "Two Of One", 2024
PIC, Season 2: "Monsters", 2024
PIC, Season 2: "Mercy", 2024
VOY, Season 6: "One Small Step" 2032
ENT, Season 2: "First Flight", 2143
My first save is this:
Fly like the Jefferson Airplane? Not quite, but the aircraft has a really cool typeface that looks oddly familiar despite it being hidden in plain sight...
TOS, Season 1: “Tomorrow Is Yesterday”, 1969
It's Trek's best outing by far. The humor works with the plot, the in-jokes are amazingly few (thank goodness, and that's something every later time travel eppy is the opposite of because it's cool or cute or corny or crap or some other words that start with the third letter of the English alphabet here on this third planet from an insignificant third rate star, on our own kind of trek but anyhoo...), the plot maintains a true sincerity and seriousness that it's impossible to not like.
Little nuances about the aircraft dude who, thankfully, wasn't your typical 30-something in 1967 and thus doesn't have a house, fence, doggy, kitty, two point three seven children, a bunch of mice and/or roaches in the corner, and the rest of the rubberstamped items, including pot in every room since this being 1967 and all... wait, what was I talking about again? Oh that's right, gerbils juggling ants at the flea circus. No, that's not it either-- aha, now I remember, it's why the dude was lucky enough to have no significant "fam" in the future and thus he could safely be carted back to 2267 or whenever, since TOS was either thinking it was 900 years in the future (Squire of Gothos) or 200 years (Space Seed), with 300 not having been established concretely just yet.
How this episode may have fared, if it was kept as the other half of a two-parter starting with "The Naked Time", a story that pulls off a lot considering how early int he show's run it is.
Also, here's that font:
Airborne шрифт
Шрифт Airborne, лицензия и условия использования, символы, категории, поддерживаемые языки, ссылка для скачивания.
online-fonts.com
Funny, that also looks like the font used in NCC-1701 as well, but I ain't complainin'...
Lastly, yep, some more 1967 goodness is right here:
Just wait for the eppy saved in 1968, what did the Smothers Brothers allow
, but - no worries - Captain McCoy can dig it:Amazing how hippie drug-laden grooviness worked in sci-fi just as well...
What's left:
TAS, Season 1: "The Magicks Of Megas-Tu", 1691
TNG, Season 5: “Time’s Arrow, Part I”, 1893
TNG, Season 6: “Time’s Arrow, Part II”, 1893
ENT, Season 4: “Storm Front, Part I”, 1944
ENT, Season 4: “Storm Front, Part II”, 1944
VOY, Season 5: “11:59”, 2000 - 2001
PIC, Season 2: "Fly Me To The Moon", 2024
PIC, Season 2: "Two Of One", 2024
PIC, Season 2: "Monsters", 2024
PIC, Season 2: "Mercy", 2024
VOY, Season 6: "One Small Step" 2032
ENT, Season 2: "First Flight", 2143
