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From: dave@andromeda.UUCP (Dave Bloom)
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Subject: Re: Kirk's tombstone in "where no man has gone before"
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Date: Wed, 9-Oct-85 10:28:33 EDT
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>    For those of you who own the photo novel for "Where No Man Has Gone
> Before", you would easily be able to tell that it read "R."  (Sometimes
> people do everything the hard way.)
> My personal feelings on it is that it was done on purpose to show that
> it truly wasn't Kirk's grave.  Also, it showed the limits on Gary's powers
> at the time.
> 
> 						Paul Meyerhofer

Oh come on.... You can't explain everything away. 'Where No Man Has Gone
Before' was the first televised episode, before there was any mention of
'James T. Kirk'. It's obvious that they forgot about the middle initial
and gave him a new one later.
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