From Newsgroup: alt.tv.star-trek.tos
From Address: tanakasan{at}hushmail.com
Subject: Re: Origine of the expression "Highly Illogical"

On Thursday, June 20, 2013 6:25:41 PM UTC-7, Wiseguy wrote:
> Marcovaldo  wrote in
news:1da009db-45be-467b-87c9-c8dcafef5c62{at}googlegroups.com: > On
Wednesday, June 19, 2013 8:10:29 PM UTC-7, Wiseguy wrote: >>
Marcovaldo  wrote in >>
news:164c0747-bbb6-4b84-9bbc > -b9710c5aea7f{at}googlegroups.com: > On
Tuesday, June 18, 2013 5:51:16 PM > UTC-7, S. Sita wrote: >> Hi.
Does anyone in this group know if Mr. > Spock actually used the >>
express > ion "highly illogical" in any of > the Star Trek
original episodes or in > any of the Star Trek movies. > If so, in
which episodes or movies ? I > think that there was some > sort of
musical recording made that had that > title, but what I am > after
is the source of the expression ( other > than that musical >
recording ) in either Star Trek episodes or movies. > Thanks. > >
> According to this website: > > >
http://www.voyager.cz/tos/transcripts.htm > > Spock says it in Omega
> Glory > Transcripts are often incorrect and based on an earlier
script > or a last- minute dialogue change was made. Someone needs to
check the > actual episode (uncut). > > I agree. That's why I
qualified my response. Probably no one wants to > watch that dumb
episode though. > As dumb as it may be, it was one of the original three
scripts to choose as a second pilot.
Idea for a sci-fi story: someone goes back in time and causes The Omega
Glory to be selected as the second pilot, and thus prevents Star Trek from
existing.
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