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+ | The '''TV dinner''' was a prepackaged [[Earth foods and beverages|meal]] which could be easily purchased frozen in a supermarket and heated at home that was introduced in the [[1950s]]. It was intended to be eaten in front of the [[television]]. They were an early application of [[cryogenics]]. |
| − | [[Trip Tucker]] had difficulty believing [[T'Pol]]'s second foremother, [[T'Mir]], and her stranded [[Vulcan]] crewmates had crashed on [[Earth]], hustled a game of [[pool]], and lived on |
+ | [[Charles Tucker III|Trip Tucker]] had difficulty believing [[T'Pol]]'s second [[foremother]], [[T'Mir]], and her stranded [[Vulcan]] crewmates had [[crash landing|crashed]] on [[Earth]], hustled a game of [[pool]], and lived on TV dinners in [[1957]]. ({{ENT|Carbon Creek}}) |
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Revision as of 14:05, 14 September 2013
The TV dinner was a prepackaged meal which could be easily purchased frozen in a supermarket and heated at home that was introduced in the 1950s. It was intended to be eaten in front of the television. They were an early application of cryogenics.
Trip Tucker had difficulty believing T'Pol's second foremother, T'Mir, and her stranded Vulcan crewmates had crashed on Earth, hustled a game of pool, and lived on TV dinners in 1957. (ENT: "Carbon Creek")