> It's too bad she wont live. But then again who does?
>
> Now he's been shot by a cylon agent.

Yes, and thankfully the next season will be longer. I'm of course watching the reruns, but I'm already suffering withdrawal symptoms. Is this how Dallas fans felt when JR got shot? We KNOW who it was and I STILL desperately need to see the next one.

> > Hearing captain and Scotish in the past couple of posts made me imagine
> a
> > funny line for the USS Dallas sonar operator, Jonesy if I remember:
> > Captain, there be whales here!
> >
>
> Wrong Movie. That would be Cmdr. Scott (AKA Scotty) saying that to Captain
> Kirk in ST:The Voyage Home.
>

You mean you didn't get it?

> >
> It's too bad she wont live. But then again who does?
>
> Now he's been shot by a cylon agent.


Is he an officer or enlisted?

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> > I had to check myself as Enterprise never really took off here in West OZ
> but
> > I new Ethan plays Neelix, By the way what made the line from Blade Runner
> pop
> > into your head?
>
> I have a very strange memory. I can't remember what I did or who I met
> yesterday half the time, but I can remember schematic circuit diagrams I saw
> over ten years ago. And I am a random quote generator. If I've seen a movie
> or heard a song three or so times and was paying any attention at all, I tend
> to remember most of it.
>
It's too bad she wont live. But then again who does?

Now he's been shot by a cylon agent.

Something's fouled up on this blasted
board...

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Movie due out on the 29th.

Bring a towel to wrap around your head so you can't see how badly they've butchered the story...

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> So long, and thanks for all the fish.
> - A Dolphin

From the book of the same title, the fourth book in the "increasingly inaccurately named Hitchiker's Guide trilogy".

So long, and thanks for all the fish.
- A Dolphin

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> > Hearing captain and Scotish in the past couple of posts made me imagine
> a
> > funny line for the USS Dallas sonar operator, Jonesy if I remember:
> > Captain, there be whales here!
>
> Where's the line originally from? Moby Dick? It was also used by
> Scotty in Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home.
>

I don't remember the origin, but I always remembered that line by Scotty in Star Trek IV. Heh, I just remembered, Spock: The whales love you very much, but they are not the hell your whales.

> Hearing captain and Scotish in the past couple of posts made me imagine a
> funny line for the USS Dallas sonar operator, Jonesy if I remember:
> Captain, there be whales here!

Where's the line originally from? Moby Dick? It was also used by Scotty in Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home.

> Hearing captain and Scotish in the past couple of posts made me imagine a
> funny line for the USS Dallas sonar operator, Jonesy if I remember:
> Captain, there be whales here!
>

Wrong Movie. That would be Cmdr. Scott (AKA Scotty) saying that to Captain Kirk in ST:The Voyage Home.

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Hearing captain and Scotish in the past couple of posts made me imagine a funny line for the USS Dallas sonar operator, Jonesy if I remember: Captain, there be whales here!

> > [EDIT]Another line I loved (I think I have the name right): "Alexei,
> you've
> > lost ANOTHER sub?"[/EDIT]

Sorry, I edited my edit after I checked the IMDb database for the Russian Ambassador's name. ;)

> A biological Mr. Beaumont :)

Same movie, experienced sonar tech is training a new guy, right?

> > [best russian-scotish accent] Careful Mr. Ryan things in here don't react
> well
> > with bullets!!!
>
> Ooooh! There's a case of "loved the book, loved the movie even though it was
> somewhat different." The Hunt for Red October. Sean Connery (Cpt
> Ramius) says this to Alec Baldwin (Jack Ryan)when they're in the missile room
> hunting down the KGB saboteur. Haven't seen that movie in years. Dammit, now
> I want it on DVD...
>
> [EDIT]Another line I loved (I think I have the name right): "Alexei, you've
> lost ANOTHER sub?"[/EDIT]
>

I have it :) Seen it 18 times :) Maybe I'll make it 19...

Yes Alexei did lose another sub. :)

A biological Mr. Beaumont :)

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> [best russian-scotish accent] Careful Mr. Ryan things in here don't react well
> with bullets!!!

Ooooh! There's a case of "loved the book, loved the movie even though it was somewhat different." The Hunt for Red October. Sean Connery (Cpt Ramius) says this to Alec Baldwin (Jack Ryan)when they're in the missile room hunting down the KGB saboteur. Haven't seen that movie in years. Dammit, now I want it on DVD...

[EDIT]Another line I loved: "Andrei, you've lost ANOTHER sub?"

More memory lane stuff for the old guys here:
First
Second

[/EDIT]

> <I>I can't remember what I did or who I met yesterday half the time...</I>
> What are we talking about, again?
>
> ...but I can remember schematic circuit diagrams I saw over ten years
> ago.
> ...and lines of code, and CPU specs...
>
> And I am a random quote generator. If I've seen a movie or heard a song
> three or so times and was paying any attention at all, I tend to remember most
> of it.
> Comrade!
>

[best russian-scotish accent] Careful Mr. Ryan things in here don't react well with bullets!!!

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<I>I can't remember what I did or who I met yesterday half the time...</I>
What are we talking about, again?

...but I can remember schematic circuit diagrams I saw over ten years ago.
...and lines of code, and CPU specs...

And I am a random quote generator. If I've seen a movie or heard a song three or so times and was paying any attention at all, I tend to remember most of it.
Comrade!

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> I had to check myself as Enterprise never really took off here in West OZ but
> I new Ethan plays Neelix, By the way what made the line from Blade Runner pop
> into your head?

I have a very strange memory. I can't remember what I did or who I met yesterday half the time, but I can remember schematic circuit diagrams I saw over ten years ago. And I am a random quote generator. If I've seen a movie or heard a song three or so times and was paying any attention at all, I tend to remember most of it.

> Ethan Philips plays Neelix on Voyager, he was in one episode of Enterprise in
> season 1 called Acquisition and played the character Ulis.

He also played a museum security guard in the movie The Shadow.

> > > altar of Roddenberry." -Coombs, played by Ethan Philips (plays Dr
> Phlox
> >
> > Dr Phlox is played by John Billingsley.
>
> Sorry, my mistake. :) Well, sort of. I tend to check my memory against
> sources on the web when I think of something, but in this case my previous
> source had the erroneous info and I didn't examine it close enough, and for
> some reason I can never remember the cast names on Enterprise.
>
> John Billingsley
>

I had to check myself as Enterprise never really took off here in West OZ but I new Ethan plays Neelix, By the way what made the line from Blade Runner pop into your head?

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