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From: edward@ukma.UUCP (Edward C. Bennett)
Newsgroups: net.startrek
Subject: Re: The Enemy Within
Message-ID: <1826@ukma.UUCP>
Date: Thu, 30-May-85 10:35:35 EDT
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Posted: Thu May 30 10:35:35 1985
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In article <14703@watmath.UUCP>, cjbiggin@watmath.UUCP (Colin Biggin) writes:
> In article <313@moncol.UUCP> john@moncol.UUCP (John Ruschmeyer) writes:
> >>
> >>When captain kirk was separated into 2 different people because of
> >>a transporter malfunction there was a landing crew stuck on the
> >>planet below.  At night the temperature was close to absolute value
> >>and there were in danger of freezing to death. Why couldn't they
> >>just send a shuttle craft????
> >>
>      
> I've always wondered about this myself.  The only explanation that
> I can think of is that 'The Enemy Within' was one of the earlier
> episodes so the shuttlecraft were not yet a part of the show. 
> However, a couple of episodes later one did appear in 'The Galileo
> Seven' (I would hope it did appear).
>    
> 					Colin Biggin

	Because if they sent down a shuttlecraft, the problem
would have been solved. The script writers needed some sort of
impending disaster.

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