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| − | The '''''Kama Sutra''''' is an ancient [[Earth]] book on [[Human]] [[sex]]ual behavior. |
+ | The '''''Kama Sutra''''' is an ancient [[Earth]] book giving advice on [[Human]] [[sex]]ual behavior and sex positions. |
In [[2373]], while boarding a transport that was about to depart [[Deep Space 9]] for [[Jupiter Station]], [[Lewis Zimmerman]] asked a female passenger if she had ever heard of it. ({{DS9|Doctor Bashir, I Presume}}) |
In [[2373]], while boarding a transport that was about to depart [[Deep Space 9]] for [[Jupiter Station]], [[Lewis Zimmerman]] asked a female passenger if she had ever heard of it. ({{DS9|Doctor Bashir, I Presume}}) |
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According to an interview with [[Chase Masterson]] ([[Leeta]]), who is good friends with [[Robert Picardo]] (Zimmerman), Zimmerman did not have a line in the script once Leeta and [[Rom]] finally got together. Picardo ad-libbed, asking a nearby woman, ''"Excuse me, have you heard of my work on ''[[Star Trek: Voyager]]''?"'' Though Masterson thought the line was hilarious and should have been aired, the line was changed to have him say, "''Excuse me, have you heard of the ancient text known as the Kama Sutra?''" The reasons for the change are unclear, although [[Trekkie]]s' notorious reputation for tracking such "continuity" errors may be to blame. |
According to an interview with [[Chase Masterson]] ([[Leeta]]), who is good friends with [[Robert Picardo]] (Zimmerman), Zimmerman did not have a line in the script once Leeta and [[Rom]] finally got together. Picardo ad-libbed, asking a nearby woman, ''"Excuse me, have you heard of my work on ''[[Star Trek: Voyager]]''?"'' Though Masterson thought the line was hilarious and should have been aired, the line was changed to have him say, "''Excuse me, have you heard of the ancient text known as the Kama Sutra?''" The reasons for the change are unclear, although [[Trekkie]]s' notorious reputation for tracking such "continuity" errors may be to blame. |
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Revision as of 12:41, 26 May 2015
The Kama Sutra is an ancient Earth book giving advice on Human sexual behavior and sex positions.
In 2373, while boarding a transport that was about to depart Deep Space 9 for Jupiter Station, Lewis Zimmerman asked a female passenger if she had ever heard of it. (DS9: "Doctor Bashir, I Presume")
Background
According to an interview with Chase Masterson (Leeta), who is good friends with Robert Picardo (Zimmerman), Zimmerman did not have a line in the script once Leeta and Rom finally got together. Picardo ad-libbed, asking a nearby woman, "Excuse me, have you heard of my work on Star Trek: Voyager?" Though Masterson thought the line was hilarious and should have been aired, the line was changed to have him say, "Excuse me, have you heard of the ancient text known as the Kama Sutra?" The reasons for the change are unclear, although Trekkies' notorious reputation for tracking such "continuity" errors may be to blame.