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James Lileks (you do read him right?) today takes a trip down memory lane and discusses the musical cues behind the classic Trek episode, The Doomsday Machine. As always, funny and insightful. Read it, if for nothing else, the really, um, expressive header graphic. Classic.
Oh, and his piece has Nazis too. You can't lose.
Update: Thanks to the (former) raving Star Trek fanboy, the episode name has been changed to the correct title, The Doomsday Machine. Although how a giant, void-sucking space worm can be considered a machine is beyond me. Unless its some sort of bio-machine built to drive starship captains insane, then I get it.
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Posted by JP Frantz at Friday September 24, 2004 at 9:47 AM
© 2008 SF Signal
The Doomsday MACHINE!!!
Fred, a former Star Trek fanboy, Kiesche
Posted by Fred Kiesche on Friday September 24, 2004 at 11:01 AM at 11:01 AM
Ah, but do those Nazis travel through time? And what about zombies? I thought that was our third requirement?
Posted by Fred Kiesche on Friday September 24, 2004 at 2:24 PM at 2:24 PM
Darn, forgot about the time traveling Nazi zombies. I'll send him a note and see if he can work that in in a later post!
Posted by JP on Friday September 24, 2004 at 2:35 PM at 2:35 PM