Date: Sun, 03 Nov 2002 12:13:31 -0800
From: Chris Halladay <trek5150@attbi.com>
Yes, I remember "The A-Team"!! In fact, the theme for that show is
one of the ringtones that I use on my cell phone!!
"I pity the poor fool who does not use the theme from my show on his
cell phone!!"------ Mr. T. ;-)
>
> 3) Did anyone get the feeling of `The A-Team` in action here? Anyone
> old enough to remember The A-Team?
Date: Sun, 03 Nov 2002 14:10:08 -0700
From: Jacob Albretsen <jakea@xmission.com>
> 3) Did anyone get the feeling of `The A-Team` in action here? Anyone
> old enough to remember The A-Team?
I remember the show, and it took me years to realize that our favorite TNG
character Barclay was on the show.
> 4) Once again, the new alien of the week can magically speak English.
Once again, we forget about the universal translator.
Date: Sun, 03 Nov 2002 14:42:01 -0800
From: Danielle Ni Dhighe <morrigan@morrigan.net>
>Once again, we forget about the universal translator.
Should it really be so advanced already that any alien language can be
automatically decoded?
Date: Sun, 03 Nov 2002 15:55:54
From: Dwight Williams <ad696@ncf.ca>
> 1) Mayweather saves the Enterprise by safely hiding the ship from
> Klingon detection. Of course, no one gave him credit for that.
No, they didn't. He also deserves props for helping to make it look like
the miners did their own dirty work vs. the Klingon pirate/merchants.
> 3) Did anyone get the feeling of `The A-Team` in action here? Anyone
> old enough to remember The A-Team?
Yes. And I may have an idea of what you're getting at here. Not sure if
the comparison's a good one just yet, though.
Date: Mon, 04 Nov 2002 15:34:12
From: comicradiation@yahoo.com
> 3) Did anyone get the feeling of `The A-Team` in action here? Anyone
> old enough to remember The A-Team?
Very much so. I half expected the crew of the Enterprise to come up
with a cabbage cannon or something like that, all constructed from odd
junk lying about in a shed. Also, shades of Magnificent Seven, and
Seven Samurai. Only vaguely, however. No one gets killed, so that's
more A-Team style.
Date: Mon, 04 Nov 2002 15:34:12
From: ashparnell@m...
I loved the A-Team. Bad guys' car goes airborne, hits the ground,
rolls
over a hundred times. The next words you hear:
"Are you o.k.?"
"Yeah, are you o.k.?"
"Yeah."
>3) Did anyone get the feeling of `The A-Team` in action here? Anyone
>old enough to remember The A-Team?
Date: Mon, 04 Nov 2002 15:34:39
From: marla duffy <mduffy65@c...>
>2) T'Pol's dessert outfit is "HOT"!
Is this a Freudian slip? <g> Dessert vs desert.
Date: 04 Nov 2002 04:31:18
From: anim8rfsk@aol.com
<< 1) Mayweather saves the Enterprise by safely hiding the ship from
Klingon detection. Of course, no one gave him credit for that. >>
Uh - first, he doesn't save the ship. Archer says the Klingon ship is no match
for Enterprise. Second, Mayweather does it because he's told to do it - what
should he be getting credit for, following orders?
<< 3) Did anyone get the feeling of `The A-Team` in action here? >>
Well, it's "The Magnificent Seven" with liberal helpings of "Blazing Saddles"
Date: 3 Nov 2002 15:15:27
From: "Garrison Hilliard" <garrison@efn.org>
>2) T'Pol's dessert outfit is "HOT"!
She is a bit of a sweetmeat, isn't she?
Date: Sun, 03 Nov 2002 20:56:30
From: Maximilien Lincourt <maximilienl@videotron.ca>
> 2) T'Pol's dessert outfit is "HOT"!
>
Some other people might say she'd taste good as a DESSERT !!!
but not me ... any course would be fine ...
Sorry, that was too funny !
> 3) Did anyone get the feeling of `The A-Team` in action here? Anyone
> old enough to remember The A-Team?
>
Yep, but the A-team had Mr-T !
Thanks for the reviews !