Worf: "I'm gonna be sick if I have to watch that guy smuggle plums all day."
Mark said:
Dr. Crusher: "Well, at least John Doe's outfit looks better than the pajamas they wore in Star Trek: The Motion Picture. Mental note: have him over for dinner later."
All kidding aside, "Transfigurations" was a good episode.
Not to toot my own horn, but I am a Star Trek and, in particular, a The Next Generation expert. :)
Billy Hollis said:
{Spoken by Rod Serling, standing to right of the picture} "This is Mr. Worf. He's a normal Klingon. He likes batleths and Klingon women with bad teeth. But today, he's in for a surprise. He has just realized he's in love with Counselor Troi, who has superb teeth and isn't even of the same species. Impossible? No, not in the place where even narrarors wear skin-tight pajamas, namely, the Twilight Zone."
Billy Hollis said:
I can spell "narrators". Honest. But that pesky "r" is right next to the "t"...
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Worf: "I'm gonna be sick if I have to watch that guy smuggle plums all day."
Dr. Crusher: "Well, at least John Doe's outfit looks better than the pajamas they wore in Star Trek: The Motion Picture. Mental note: have him over for dinner later."
All kidding aside, "Transfigurations" was a good episode.
Not to toot my own horn, but I am a Star Trek and, in particular, a The Next Generation expert. :)
{Spoken by Rod Serling, standing to right of the picture} "This is Mr. Worf. He's a normal Klingon. He likes batleths and Klingon women with bad teeth. But today, he's in for a surprise. He has just realized he's in love with Counselor Troi, who has superb teeth and isn't even of the same species. Impossible? No, not in the place where even narrarors wear skin-tight pajamas, namely, the Twilight Zone."
I can spell "narrators". Honest. But that pesky "r" is right next to the "t"...