Star Trek Which planet do you think was the most interesting planet in TOS?

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Report this Oct. 01 2011, 7:57 pm

The Shore Leave planet! Man, that would be so much fun! I could definitely let my imagination go crazy. Well, not too crazy. XD

"Captain, life is not a dream." - Spock "Can you please continue the petty bickering? I find it quite intriguing." - Data

trutrek13

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Report this Oct. 03 2011, 5:50 pm

Yea i too would have to say Romulus Vulcan And the planet that The Apple was filmed on

HisRoyalHighnessTheKing

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Report this Oct. 04 2011, 10:25 pm

Definately the Shore Leave planet.

My mind would conjure up all manner of perverse entertainment.

But that's just how HRH rolls.

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Report this Oct. 05 2011, 1:31 pm

Yes HTHTK - and when are you going to correct the HRH bit?

I've mentioned before it is incorrect. A monarch (The King or The Queen) is always H.M. (his or her majesty) - never H.R.H. (his or her royal highness - reserved for princes, princesses, dukes and duchesses etc.)...

to boldy go where no man has gone before

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Report this Oct. 21 2011, 6:30 pm

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>None of the planets TOS visited were any good. They always had some disease, some meglomaniace ruler or were about to be blown up.

>I know some of you have mentioned the 'Shore Leave' planet but you just had to casually think of something bad there and you could easily be killed.

or every thing was made of acid

NarnialriG

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Report this Nov. 29 2011, 3:27 pm

As far as which planet I would classify as "the most interesting", it would undoubtably be Gothos (If it actually counts) but the planet I would most like to visit would definatly be the planet from Shore Leave!

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Report this Nov. 29 2011, 7:12 pm

I think the most interesting planet but the hardest for us humans to live on would be Vulcan. Only someone who meditates and maybe a Budhst ( with their calm nature ) would be a human who can live on Vulcan and melt in. Amanda should be respected for her ability to adjust. Leaving out all the Vulcan-human couples that show up in future series and in some of the books. Origionally Amanda went through a very hard time being accepted. Remember when Spock broke down emotionally in episode and mumbled something about how Amanda, a human women , survived on an emotionalless planet. Don't remember the origional quote but that is what makes Vulcan such an interesting planet to me.

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Report this Nov. 30 2011, 10:48 am

I am in love with Vulcan.

I just love everything about it, however stern and opposite of my home planet as it is.

I love the culture and every aspect of being a true Vulcan, and I can appreciate the desert-type landscape and mountains, having lived in desert-type states morer quite some time.