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From: karl@cbrma.UUCP (Karl Kleinpaste)
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Subject: Re: ST episode (Assignment: Earth) question
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Date: Fri, 7-Mar-86 15:27:30 EST
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thornton@kcl-cs.UUCP (PUT YOUR CAT HERE) writes:
>	A few minor points: Was the girl's IQ and shoesize really comparable?

Probably.  You should notice that the actress was Teri Garr at the age
of about 19 or so, whom you would readily recognize from Young
Frankenstein (as the sexpot assistant), Close Encounters (as Richard
Dreyfuss' wife), Mr Mom (the working wife), and other more recent
movies.  People seem to view the revelation of Garr in Star Trek much
the way they view Joan Collins' presence in `that other episode' (no,
I will not try to use an acronym), with much wonder and amazment.
-- 
Karl Kleinpaste