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| "Fans of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine may also recall this special suit from the episode 'Melora'. Melora Pazlar, an Elaysian whose species' physiology is generally incompatible with the strength of artificial gravity found on most humanoid communities, including Deep Space Nine.
Thanks to Moira for including the reference to this video!" |
| "I can't find the image just now, but in an episode of VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA, there is a large control panel with a diagram of a human being drawn on it, with various buttons.
It controls an evil robot duplicate of Admiral Nelson. The real Nelson taps the control for the robot's hand, forcing it to tap out a morse code message." (Winchell Chung 2/13/2012 9:53:02 AM) |
| "The control panel on VTTBOFS resembles the one in the Elektrodress video." (Winchell Chung 2/13/2012 9:55:13 AM) |
| "I just watched that episode, The Cyborg, on Hulu. I don't recall seeing it at the time, although I certainly watched that show all the time. I got some screen captures, and will post them." (Bill Christensen 2/13/2012 11:52:38 AM) |
| "Here are a couple of screen captures from the Voyage of the Bottom of the Sea episode titled The Cyborg, first broadcast in 1965.
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