Star Trek Speaks

by Susan Sackett

Paperback, 1979

Status

Available

Call number

791.45

Collection

Publication

Star Trek (1979), Paperback, 160 pages

User reviews

LibraryThing member bragan
A 1979 compilation of quotations from the original Star Trek. There are a few classics in here, but mostly these were selected not for being memorable or pithy, but for being "philosophical," or for fitting vague themes like "love" and "humanity." Out of context, many of them come across as
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pretentious. Or pointless. Or possibly both. Not really worth seeking out, even for serious Trek fans, except maybe as a completist collector's item.
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LibraryThing member jfe16
Over some seventy-one episodes, “Star Trek” advanced various insights to a legion of enthused viewers. Speaking about the society of the day, about life and death, about the human condition, it offered its universal perceptions in a way that television had never before embraced.

Within the
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pages of this little tome are the pearls of wisdom dispensed via the episodes aired during the show’s original three-year run. If you’re looking for a specific quote, the appendix offers them catalogued by episode. It a pleasant trip down memory lane, complete with pictures from the show.

Highly recommended.
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LibraryThing member Sopoforic
This is just a book of quotations from Star Trek: The Original Series. Might have been neat, in the days before home video or streaming simplified access to the episodes, and the internet obsoleted paper collections or quotable quotes. The introductions to the themed chapters don't really add
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anything, so this book has no particular value today.
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Language

Original language

English

Physical description

160 p.; 9 inches

ISBN

0671790919 / 9780671790912
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