Yet another Star Trek ref!

Jan 17, 2000, 5:04 AM ET11 posts by 7 postersalt.tv.southpark
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Rememeber Mr. Garrisson's closing words in the "brown Noise" ep? William Shatener spoke them at the end of ST:VI.

"The great thing about absurd logic is that it can fit any situation." --Dogbert
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I thought Captain Kirk WAS Peter Pan!

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In article , "comicfan" wrote:

Nah, that's Bill Shatner. And he seems to have learned, recently.

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"Howard S Shubs" wrote in message news:hshubs->

Have you seen him playing himself in "Free Enterprise"? Very odd little film.

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In article , [email] (Jeremy B) wrote:

Very good, you noticed.

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Jeremy B wrote in message news:[email]...

Satan's "I have had enough of you" from BLU was a quote taken from "Star Trek 3: The Search For Spock".

In article , [email] (Willie Westwood) writes:

No, VI. And I know he was quoting Peter Pan, but, honestly, who do you think M&T are homageing here?

"The great thing about absurd logic is that it can fit any situation." --Dogbert

Peter Pan, via Captain Kirk. For the homage to be purely Captain Kirk, Kirk's statement would have had to be original.

--- Willie Westwood

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