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Subject: Star Dreck III: The Search for Spook
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Date: Wed, 22-May-85 11:36:03 EDT
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From: Hank Shiffman <Shiffman@WHITE.SWW.Symbolics.COM>

    Date: Mon 20 May 85 00:45:15-PDT
    From: Mark Crispin <MRC@SU-SCORE.ARPA>

	 I just bought the LaserDisc version of this.  Has anybody
    noticed any of these really glaring flaws:
     . When the Klingons are cloaked and getting ready to attack the
       Enterprise, its distance is reported as being 5000 kilograms(!!)

I guess you hear what you want to hear.  It sounded to me like he was
using some Klingonaase unit of measure.  The word sounded more like
KELLACONS than KILOGRAMS.

     . How, with Saavik on board, could Kirk have innocently buried
       Spock in space without knowing any better?

Now THAT makes sense.  That never would have occurred to me.