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| − | '''The Andromeda Strain''' is a movie released in [[1971]] on [[Earth]]. It is based on a [[novel]] by author Michael Crichton and tells a story about a group of scientists trying to find a cure for a lethal, quickly mutating [[virus]]. Most of the story takes place on a high-security underground research facility. |
+ | "'''The Andromeda Strain'''" is a movie released in [[1971]] on [[Earth]]. It is based on a [[novel]] by author Michael Crichton and tells a story about a group of scientists trying to find a cure for a lethal, quickly mutating [[virus]]. Most of the story takes place on a high-security underground research facility. |
| + | In [[2254]], [[Charles Tucker III|Trip Tucker]] and [[Hoshi Sato]] were confined to Decon, infected with a [[silicon]]-based virus. The situation reminded Tucker of the movie: "The Andromeda Strain". |
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| + | Unaware of the movies premise, the semi-delirious Sato thought the movie was about a Dr. Andromeda who builds a monster that kills him in the end. Upon learning the movies premise she concluded that all of Tuckers movies were the same anyway, and that she could never keep the stories straight. ''([[ENT]]:"[[Observer Effect]]")'' |
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Revision as of 19:35, 24 January 2005
"The Andromeda Strain" is a movie released in 1971 on Earth. It is based on a novel by author Michael Crichton and tells a story about a group of scientists trying to find a cure for a lethal, quickly mutating virus. Most of the story takes place on a high-security underground research facility.
In 2254, Trip Tucker and Hoshi Sato were confined to Decon, infected with a silicon-based virus. The situation reminded Tucker of the movie: "The Andromeda Strain".
Unaware of the movies premise, the semi-delirious Sato thought the movie was about a Dr. Andromeda who builds a monster that kills him in the end. Upon learning the movies premise she concluded that all of Tuckers movies were the same anyway, and that she could never keep the stories straight. (ENT:"Observer Effect")