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Rosario 2021-12-08 08:01:47
As a new Trekker chatting and understanding some behind-the-scenes and tidbits
I am not an old Star Trek fan. I have only learned about it in recent years, but the feelings and shocks that these old movies and TV series have brought to me are unmatched by any other movies and TV series, so I have always been extremely envious of those who grew up with ST. It’s not that I...
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Magnus 2021-12-08 08:01:47
Nice nostalgic time
I finally watched an old version of Star trek completely. This movie can actually help the audience who are now fans of TBBT very well, and understand what kind of movie the American otaku are crazy about. .
Does Star trek count as one of the movies that combines entertainment and science well? The...

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Misael 2022-04-23 07:02:07
When Kirk and his party landed on the earth in the 20th century, the series had officially completed the fourth of the sci-fi literature and art style brought to us by the first Star Trek to the second sci-fi business style to the third sci-fi action style. The second slip, that is, a sci-fi comedy genre, of course, it is worth mentioning that our Enterprise is still back, although the son did not get it back, but Captain Kirk has brought back an ambiguity from the distant twentieth century.
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Maribel 2022-03-27 09:01:06
This episode is very exciting. Finally, it is no longer a closed spaceship. Various metaphors and prophecies make each character more vivid and interesting. You can imagine the Russian-born Chekov asking passers-by about the nuclear base of the US military on the streets of San Francisco in the 1980s. Where is the irony and wit. . Ha ha ha ha
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Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home quotes
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Scotty: Admiral, there be whales here!
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McCoy: [McCoy, masked and in surgical garb, passes an elderly woman groaning on a gurney in the hallway] What's the matter with you?
Elderly patient: [weakly] Kidney
[pause]
Elderly patient: dialysis.
McCoy: [geniunely surprised] Dialysis?
[musing to himself]
McCoy: What is this, the Dark Ages?
[He turns back to the patient and hands her a large white pill]
McCoy: Here,
[pause]
McCoy: you swallow that, and if you have any more problems, just call me!
[He pats her cheek and leaves]