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In the midst of all these "trek inconsistencies," I stumbled on (quite by
accident) a wonderfully ironic correlation between the themes from Trek 2 & 3
and the original Trek concept.


If any of you have a copy of the old "Making of Star Trek" by Stephen Whitfield
on the page before the index is a listing of the lyrics to the theme from TV
Star Trek as written by Gene Roddenberry...Remember, now, this is written in
September, 1968....Catch, in particular, the last line of the lyrics...

                    Beyond 
                    The rim of the star-light
		    My love
		    Is wand'ring in star-flight
		    I know
		    He'll find in star-clustered reaches
		    Love,
		    Strange love a star woman teaches.
		    I know
		    His journey ends never
		    His Star Trek
		    Will go on forever
		    But tell him
		    While he wanders his starry sea
		    Remember, remember me.

How about that??  Gene Roddenberry wrote the most important line for a movie
14 years before it was made......(st2, of course...)

Oh, well, back to the trivia mills...
David Whitney
"Don't call me tiny"