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From: dlnash@ut-ngp.UTEXAS (Donald L. Nash)
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Subject: Re: Identify that quote
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Date: Tue, 22-Oct-85 14:52:19 EDT
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> "Or it could be a beaker of death."  [Identify speaker and episode.]

The speaker is Spock.  I can't remember the title of the episode, but it
is the one in which the landing party is subjected to radiation from a
comet and begins to age rapidly.  Chekov is unaffected because he was
scared by the sight of a dead body.  Therefore, McCoy determines that
the antidote to the aging is adrenalin (sp?).  The beaker contains a
dark fluid which is some adrenalin derivative.  Kirk takes the
injection, goes into convulsions, and is cured just in time to save the
Enterprise from a Klingon attack.  Modern science triumphs again!  Sorry
I can't deliver the title, but I hardly ever notice the titles when I'm
watching any TV show.  Does that mean I don't get the grand prize (if
there is one)?

					Don Nash
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