Definitely Gorn. Kirk beat the crap out of Godzilla's illegitimate love-child.
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I agree. And add to that acid spit and iffy grammar. What could be more terrifying?
I always like this guy because he had that communicator in his broken off antennae .
And then there was rock guy who had the audacity to mess with Abraham Lincoln.
I always wondered if this one was a private joke between the creators.. Because The Rockpile was steaming and it looked for all the world like a big steaming pile of crap..And then there was rock guy who had the audacity to mess with Abraham Lincoln.
....Bargain Basement Day in the Make-Up Department......And pig guy was fun
The Horta. Because it was an impromptu thing. Janos Prohaska (sp?), their "monster guy" when told what the producers wanted, grabbed a rug and started being the Horta. A bit of fixing up and... voila! Monster.
he looks like Pigman in Seinfeld episode..
https://media.myspace.com/seinfeldinfo/video/seinfeld-the-pigman/103835585
Do you mean the episode? Yes it did,for a fleeting second,i think Kramer was carrying it on his back as he fled past a doorway opening,no details of course..
I watched the clip, it didn't show that i don't think.Do you mean the episode? Yes it did,for a fleeting second,i think Kramer was carrying it on his back as he fled past a doorway opening,no details of course..
yeah,that clip doesn't show it,but if you have watched the episode,Kramer is trying to "save" the pigman,and runs past a doorway opening with it on his back..
does he save it?
And save it from what?
He thinks that the doctors have genetically engineered him,and are going to conduct further experiments on him..instead,it turns out he is a short,fat,pig looking guy..but he was snorting as Kramer carried him..it is pretty funny,you should watch the full episode..
Never saw Hellraiser. It strikes me that the movie and ST-TNG were somewhat contemporary, although I'm willing to be corrected. Was this "Pinhead" a cyborg?
Here's another shot of a quintessential Borg, Hugh, who discovers an "I" side of himself thanks to the tender ministrations of the Enterprise crew.
The Born are cybors, more machinery than the Six Million Dollar Man, less human than the Terminator, and integrated into collective consciousness - think of an ant colony or beehive where the queen is telepathic and has fearsome technology.
A species without individuals that was bent on incorporating everyone's "biological and technological distinctiveness" to their own. Destroy one, destroy a ship, and the entire culture focuses on you. The collective either assimilates you or destroys you. It was a terrifying concept for an adversary.
Not just a meal - as I remember, he feasted on the warm and dripping heart. Not exactly kosher. It's been a while since I read the books, though.
Yeah. '60s science fiction brought to TV. The concept was great. The execution was a bit painful.
Why did they have to send a whole ship in and implode the engines? Why couldn't they just catapult in a jar of antimatter?
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What about "The Trouble with Tribbles?" Not exactly a monster but they got into everything!
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What about "The Trouble with Tribbles?" Not exactly a monster but they got into everything!
I'm glad I got to see your spoiler image before it was deleted
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