Star Trek Vs. Star Wars! "Truce talks are in the works" Didn't expect that did you KAZ?

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spurgeonryan said:

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spurgeonryan said:

amp316 said:
Star Wars. It is a classic tale of good versus evil. Darth Vader trumps all in Star Trek.

For every Star Trek fan that bad mouths the prequel trilogy, I bring up the Star Trek episode The Trouble With Tribbles. Not only is it the worst Star Trek episode ever, it is one of the worst episodes of anything ever. It has to be seen to be believed.

Also, I never cared for Captain Kirk. Picard was light years better.

James Bond and Star Trek. Bost started there screen life in the 60s. Enough said...

 

oh!   tribbles was great! So good that it was redone  almost 30yrs later on DS9

James Bond actually started on the screen in the 50's.  There was a television movie for Casino Royale. 

Tribbles was terrible because it tried to take itself seriously.  If you're going to something bad, make it stink to the high heavens like the Lost In Space episode, The Great Vegetable Rebellion.  I would make a thread about why Lost In Space is better than Star Trek, but unfortunatley younger people don't know much about it.

James Bond di not start for me until your avatar came into the picture. Peter Sellers! hmmm

 

Data would tare that Lost in Space robot up!

I'm sorry Ryan, but you're confused.  The movie that you are talking about that featured Peter Sellers came out in 1967.  It actually came out after four Bond films starring Sean Connery were released.  Also, Peter Sellers was not James Bond.  His name was Evelyn Tremble.  He was hired by Sir James Bond (who was played by David Niven) because he was an expert in Baccarat and pitted in a card game against LeChiffre.  Tremble was given the name James Bond 007 along with all of the other agents working under Bond in order to confuse SMERSH.

The television movie that I was talking about starred Barry Nelson as James Bond and came out in the 50's.  I hope that this clears up the confusion.

All that I have to say about Data tearing up the Robot from Lost In Space is, "That does not compute."