The Ballad of Lieutenant D'Amato
posted by Bully @ 11:05 AM
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Wednesday, April 02, 2008
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I actually first encountered that episode of Star Trek not on television, but reading it as a kid in one of the James Blish adaptation books I got at a used book store. I however was already aware of what happened to Any Person In A Red Shirt On Star Trek Not Named Scotty, so needless to say, when I finally saw the episode and saw D' Amato was a Blue Shirt, I was stunned. Hilarious work, Bully.
You can almost hear McCoy saying 'He's dead Jim'.
Hee.
Which episode is this?
Which episode is this?
"That Which Survives". Also known as "The One with the Girl Who Turns Sideways and Disappears."
Lieutenant D'Amato: the Slitheree-Dee of "Star Trek."
Geez, I didn't think any blues got the ax in the original series. Now I'm sad.
lmao, brilliant you can take that to def poetry jam
I am for you, Bully the Little Stuffed Bull.
Are you sure you're not evil anymore?
Genius.
Yeah, there is some leftover evil there, those last no word panels are really depressing.
TV from the era of covered belly-buttons.
Oh thank you for this. So funny, so sad, such a mediocre episode.
Losira, the curvaceous mystery woman who "touched" Lt. D'Amato to death, was played by Miss America beauty queen Lee Meriwether.
I really love the purple 2-piece, midriff-revealing costume she wears. I wonder what's holding up the flap that covers her navel?
Speaking of wearing tight outfits, Lee Meriwether also played Catwoman in the 1966 Batman feature film.
It tells you something about what a woman Lee is because she was able to easily don these 2 costumes AFTER giving birth to 2 daughters!
"I Am For You..." ;P
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