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[ames!ultra!corin!keving@uunet.uu.net (Kevin W. Gurney)]

In article <9112081858.AA07583@sunee.waterloo.edu>, clknox@sunee.waterloo.EDU ("Cliff L. Knox") writes:
|> Newsgroups: rec.music.gaffa
|> Path: clknox
|> From: clknox@sunee.waterloo.edu (Cliff L. Knox)
|> Subject: Re: Star Trek 6
|> Message-ID: <1991Dec8.185845.7531@sunee.waterloo.edu>
|> Organization: University of Waterloo
|> References: <9112062234.AA29409@EDDIE.MIT.EDU>
|> Date: Sun, 8 Dec 1991 18:58:45 GMT
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|> 
|> In article <9112062234.AA29409@EDDIE.MIT.EDU> JASONP@s35.prime.COM writes:
|> >I just saw Star Trek 6 a few hours ago. Two thumbs
|> >up from here. Trekkies, run, don't walk, and see this movie.
|> >
|> >Anyways...The last line of the movie is 'Second Star on the Right,
|> >Straight on to morning', which we all recognize as
|> >the refrain from Kate's When You Wish Apon a Star medley.
|> >
|> >So...is this pure Kate? Or, did she take it from one of the
|> >peter pan songs? I truely don't recall that line anywhere else
|> >but in Kate's song...but it's been a *long* time....
|> 
|> Sorry to disappoint, but it does not come from the medley on (if memory
|> serves) Lionheart. It is clearly a reference to the original Peter Pan.
|> Now that the lyrics are starting to fall back into my head, I realize
|> that the song to which you are referring is about fantasizing oneself as
|> Peter Pan.
|> 
|> Cliff Knox

Another KonnecTion I noticed was the scene where Kirk describes himself to
Spock as one who "rushes in where angels fear to tread", which is in
"Between a Man and a Woman" on TSW. Anyone know the original source for this
line? Shakespeare perhaps?