The one question to rule them all

['andersom']

And now, it is time for: "Tea, Earl Grey, hot."

Bovine heads to kitchen, she still hasn't got her own replicator.

[bodie]

it filtered through, though.  If Shatner is a slob irl, then i will make the same assumption about kirk.

Also, seen kirk in some ghastly green cross your heart three quarter sleeve tunic thing with gold brocade  -  it was most unbecoming for a star fleet captain.  I could never follow orders from someone dressed up like a dogs dinner!

plus,  all those papier mache aliens and polystyrene moon rocks

  

[odeon]

The gold shirt that was mostly green happened not because someone thought the colour was cool but because the lab kept overcorrecting for skin tones when developing the 16mm stock.

[bodie]

i rest my case

['andersom']

it filtered through, though.  If Shatner is a slob irl, then i will make the same assumption about kirk.

Also, seen kirk in some ghastly green cross your heart three quarter sleeve tunic thing with gold brocade  -  it was most unbecoming for a star fleet captain.  I could never follow orders from someone dressed up like a dogs dinner!

plus,  all those papier mache aliens and polystyrene moon rocks

 

I watched it when it wasn't outdated yet. So, it looked fine to me, and I got hooked on the story. But, not on Kirk. Spock, I did find him very interesting.

When I looked back the first series later, I was amazed that that could have bound me to the TV screen that intense. But, time was slower, when I was a little kid.

[odeon]

Captain Kirk is also one of the few Star Fleet captains to manage to grow more hair with age.

[bodie]

didn't they use a spray tan, for kirk.  It looks like they missed his ear 

['andersom']

Maybe that colour makes it weird for me to watch the first series too. I saw it in black and white, the first time.

[odeon]

didn't they use a spray tan, for kirk.  It looks like they missed his ear 

Probably. But the strange skin tones show in that image regardless.

['andersom']

Captain Kirk is also one of the few Star Fleet captains to manage to grow more hair with age.

A lot of men manage to do that. Check their ears, nostrils and eyebrows. 

[bodie]

Captain Kirk is also one of the few Star Fleet captains to manage to grow more hair with age.

ear hair and nasal hair is not something that commands respect!

yes hyke, i also liked spock,  still do.  vulcans are interesting.

[odeon]

Captain Kirk is also one of the few Star Fleet captains to manage to grow more hair with age.

A lot of men manage to do that. Check their ears, nostrils and eyebrows. 

I was thinking about the hair on his head. In the 60s he had a receding hairline but in the 80s, during his last few Star Trek adventures, he had a full head of curly hair. Star Fleet medicine can work miracles.

['andersom']

Captain Kirk is also one of the few Star Fleet captains to manage to grow more hair with age.

A lot of men manage to do that. Check their ears, nostrils and eyebrows. 

I was thinking about the hair on his head. In the 60s he had a receding hairline but in the 80s, during his last few Star Trek adventures, he had a full head of curly hair. Star Fleet medicine can work miracles.

Replicators are fantastic.

[bodie]

I think it was because he had such a swollen alcohol induced fat head that it was difficult to seperate his barnet from his stavros chest wig and carpet back.

He became a ball.

[odeon]

I met his ghostwriter once. He says Shatner is incapable of handling the most simple tasks without his assistant.