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From: thornton@kcl-cs.UUCP (ZNAC468)
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Subject: Re: Star Trek
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Date: Fri, 7-Jun-85 03:10:22 EDT
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Posted: Fri Jun  7 03:10:22 1985
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Reply-To: thornton@westo.UUCP Andy Thornton.
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	When I saw STAR TREK III I thought the distance was announced in
    kilokems, perhaps this bit would have been better done with subtitles.

	Certainly the Klingons are going in for more comfortable bridge designs.
    No longer does the bridge crew have to be good at 'pole clutching' (or was
    that the Romulans?). The captains no longer have to sit in the corner 
    waiting for the rest of the bridge to be built. 
	I hope that the Romulans are soon going to get a mention in the films
    because Klingons aren't the only hostile aliens in the  S.T. universe and 
    when you've seen one Klingon, you've seen them all.
	
					Andy T.

	(.....SOME FORM OF HIGH ENERGY PLASMA...) Cmdr Hanson
						 (from BALANCE OF TERROR)