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From: jjsk@ihu1g.UUCP (jim kent)
Newsgroups: net.tv.drwho,net.startrek
Subject: Re: The Doctor-Spock Encounter
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Date: Sat, 21-Jul-84 22:54:27 EDT
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Well its time for me to put my two cents in on the subject. I do on all the
other subjects that arise.

I think it would be interesting as well, but the suggestion about the Doctor
being Science officer and Spock at the helm would be catastrophic. First of
all, the Doctor is second in command to no one. (just ask him, his ego is
far too inflated). Second, the Doctor's sense of logic is nowhere to be found.
His method of problem-solving is sometimes attributed to luck and alot of 
guessing. His lack of logical solutions would come in direct conflict with
Spock's inhuman mind. They would never get along. 

I am a Doctor Who fan myself, and this is my view. The only way I can see
it is if the Doctor runs the show in his usual nonchalant manner. I know 
the Trekkies aren't going to agree with me on this, but the Doctor simply
has no boss!! 

                                           Let's hear from the Trekkies on this,
                                           Doctor T.
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