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You lucky sonofabitch.
You lucky sonofabitch.
Awesome. Looks like this Christmas tree ornament we've had since the late 80's... it plays a sound clip "Shuttlecraft to Enterprise, Shuttlecraft to Enterprise. Spock here. Happy holidays. Live long, and prosper." Apparently the particular tree ornament is worth a decent chunk of money to some people... it has sentimental value worth more than what they're paying.
Awesome. Looks like this Christmas tree ornament we've had since the late 80's... it plays a sound clip "Shuttlecraft to Enterprise, Shuttlecraft to Enterprise. Spock here. Happy holidays. Live long, and prosper." Apparently the particular tree ornament is worth a decent chunk of money to some people... it has sentimental value worth more than what they're paying.
For reference https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/The_Galileo_Seven_(episode)
Yeah that was NOT A FOLSOM POINT. Sorry, Trek really makes my ancient geek blood stir.
Yeah that was *NOT A FOLSOM POINT*. Sorry, Trek really makes my ancient geek blood stir.
It was a good line though and set the tone for Spocks command and leadership style, logic.
It was a good line though and set the tone for Spocks command and leadership style, logic.
Oh I agree that the line advanced the plot and made the other crewmen distrust Spock as a leader even more. What i can't abide is that they had the money to make that show but they couldn't bother to, you know, pop open the F volume of their Encyclopedia Brittanica and look at an actual picture of a Folsom Point before they made a prop that utilized Core-Style flint knapping techniques instead of Flake-Style flint knapping techniques, which is sort of what the Folsom Point is famous for among archaeologists.
Oh I agree that the line advanced the plot and made the other crewmen distrust Spock as a leader even more. What i can't abide is that they had the money to make that show but they couldn't bother to, you know, pop open the F volume of their Encyclopedia Brittanica and look at an actual picture of a Folsom Point before they made a prop that utilized Core-Style flint knapping techniques instead of Flake-Style flint knapping techniques, which is sort of what the Folsom Point is famous for among archaeologists.
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