From Newsgroup: alt.tv.star-trek.tos   
   From Address: Brad_Filippone@yahoo.com   
   Subject: Re: Which Are The 3 WORST Star Trek (TOS) Episodes?   
      
   On Nov 8, 7:57apm, Anim8rFSK  wrote:   
   > In article   
   > <23fbf440-8228-42fb-b06e-caae26ccb...@d5g2000yqm.googlegroups.com>,   
   > aBrad Filippone  wrote:   
   > Why? aWe don't know how warp travel works, and I don't recall any   
   > instance of them arriving at the exact moment they wanted by accident;   
   > it was always by Spock carefully calculating them flying through the   
   > shot.   
   >   
   I'm thinking particularly of the return at the end of "Tomorrow is   
   Yesterday."  Yes, it's influenced by Spock, but considering how fast   
   they are speeding through time, it seems to me that it would take more   
   than Vulcan concentration to land on the precise day, let alone the   
   precise moment.  Add to that that it also depends on other crew   
   members reacting to slow the ship to a halt at the right moment as   
   well.   
   And you're right, I should have said "suspension of disbelief."  I've   
   heard it both ways, but when I think about it, "disbelief" does make a   
   lot more sense in the context lol.   
   Brad   
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