Ms. Merriweather still looks very lovely in Barnaby Jones detective series. What struck myself was how every villain shooting at Jones always missed. Yet, he would hit them with his first volley😮😂

Good times old times but as you probably know it was a different America, in fact, a different 3 Americas... Different people, different concepts, different societies, almost all in all different than today... Including different beauty... Brasil

Lee Meriwether was only in the ending scene. The rest were replicas.

@@RisingTidesAC lol

yeah the supply ship never came cause they all died too

It does a good job of getting all the main characters involved .

Last I seen Lee Meriwether was still an attractive mature woman.

Fred Freiberger is often derided for being behind some real third-season stinkers. But people don’t realize that he was hired on to continue cranking out weekly episodes in the face of dwindling budgets, apathy, and low morale. And he was indeed very skilled at figuring out how to do a lot with a little, as evidenced by the fact that lovely stories like “That Which Survives” got made.

I've always called that piece with the flute "Many, Many Moons Ago". I think they used that in "The Paradise Syndrome" and in "Requiem for Methusaleh" when Flint explains his origins.

Also used in "Who mourns for Adonis"@@captmurdock

And "The Cloud Minders" when Kirk and Spock beam down and are looking up at Stratos. One of my favorite pieces of music from the series as well.

In the German dubbing she starts with "My friends of Kalanda", which makes it even a bit more sad 😢

Mostly, I agree. I also enjoyed how the planet itself, and its properties were an important part of the mystery of the story. I could almost call the planet itself one of the characters in the story.

But, I think it would have been more realistic if they found Kylanda's final message only after they had begun to study the alien computer banks. I imagine they had the computer just spontaneously play it after being shut down to save time in the show.

Yes. But think about this as an ending for the episode; What if they examined the organism and the medical records Locira's doctors had made before they died, too... And found the organism _could not_ have been what killed them? What if McCoy and the Enterprise never found out what really did kill them? 👻

100% agree.

Yeah, yeah!

Please share your story!

Your story needs to be told! Please share it!

Pity, it sounds interesting. Yet another thing Axanar ruined.

Bones record that image I wish to "study" it later.

lol

Rotf

That's true. The beauty of Lee Meriwether fascinates me today like it did 50 years ago.

What? Her hot? 😝 She is wearing so much makeup, you'd think she was trying to use it as insulation against the microparasites! And, why is she dressed like that? What person responsible enough to manage a space base goes around dressed like that on duty? Was it all she had to wear at the end because they lost their laundry crew, and it was the only thing still clean? They keep calling her "beautiful", but I have always thought she was gaudy. ☹️

very sad

Yeah. I don't know why they changed that.

both Voyager and the Enterprise were hurled across thousands of light years- the difference is that the Enterprise got back.

One of many flaws in Voyager.

Enterprise was sent 997 light years. Voyager was sent 70,000 light years. That’s a big difference. 70 years vs a little under 1 year. Yeah Star Trek played games with the time, distance and math.

Hi ncc1701chris, how is your week going? I never knew that she played cat woman. I have been watched Batman on Sat. morning.

@@April-dv2pb hi paul. She did play cat woman in some of the episodes. She also played cat woman in the batman movie, back in 1966. When julie Newmar didn't come back to play the part for some reason, Julie Newmar was the first Catwoman, she played in most of the episodes from the original series

@@April-dv2pb I'm doing fine thanks I hope you are too

Hi ncc1701chris, Your welcome I am good. I just watched Batman movie like two weeks ago and I did not know that was her. I watched Hogan's Heroes and saw Dr. Bombay from Bewitched.

@@April-dv2pb cool bro. I'll half to check that out. 👍😁🇺🇸

Actually the only civilian names she had in that movie were Miss Kitka or Kitayna Ireyna Tatanya Kerenska Alisoff. And from what I remember, Catwoman never had a civilian alias in the 60s Batman apart from the one time Lee Meriwether played her.

But, it doesn't. Locira and all her kind are

Realistic

LOL for the crossover! Plus, one of the time travelers was Vic Fontaine! (James Darren)

Copyright

No, this "Red Shirt" is wearing a black belt, to attach the phaser to it!

I think he means Locira's top. There is a band of color in the shirt that matches her skin color. 😌

I watch this to escape real life thanks.

You mean almost everyone survives it?

@@max__pain almost Everyone? Tell that to Larry King, or Roy Horn. Or, Herman Cain, the Right Wing Conservative Washington insider who would not wear a mask at public events? Or, Senator & Astronaut John Glenn's wife, Anne Glenn?

@@max__pain Of course, if you think they were just old and would have died of something else pretty soon, what about Hal Willner? He was the incidental music producer for SNL, he was only 64. The Broadway star Nick Cordero was only 41, and it took him three months to die, during which he needed one amputation after another. IDK if you are a fan of Disney or 80's boy bands, but Chris Trousdale formerly of "Dream Street" was 35! But, those are people you probably have heard about. Marry Ellen Reymaun used to work with my mother at Children's Hospital. (Actually "volunteer parent advocate", if you want to be technical). She died in December of 2020, like every year, she had been going around collecting donations of supplies to make decorations for the miniature Christmas Tree displays, that the hospital would auction off at their Christmas festival. I wish more people had heard of Richard Rose, of Port Clinton Ohio. He was a former US. Army ranger, a school teacher, and a community volunteer. He called the need to wear a mask in public a lot of "hype". He died three days after he got COVID-19, he was only 37. Sean Beushane was a lieutenant in the Youngstown / Warren fire department, so I doubt he was in poor health at age 59. As long as you are checking up on victims in Ohio, you might want to look up the _entire_ Konkey family.

@@max__pain Then, again you may not know about some people because they never had a chance to do anything note worthy. Adalyn Gravis was seven, Chloe Middleton was 21. Tagan Drone, yes that was really her name, was five.

LOL!

I agree. But the show was really designed to revolve around Kirk, but Spock became quite popular with the fans, and McCoy, no idea why they centred episodes around him!

The whole crew, he has 400 crew using nearly none.