Jesse

Genesis, the episode where the crew of the enterprise started morphing into animals when dormant introns in their DNA were activated (including Barclay morphing into a spider, since apparently humans are descended from arthropods), was even sillier, biologically speaking. At least the premise of "The Chase" wasn't really much worse than the already-established idea that alien races are genetically similar enough that they can interbreed, they were just explaining a ridiculous part of Star Trek canon in terms of an equally ridiculous "seeding" idea.

Cojana

members, I concede I am an old ignorant dude, but that doesn't mean I concede my integrity, I don't plagerize, my thoughts are my own,if I like some one else's thought, I will print in quotes,with credit to the quoter, from the quotee,, the God thing are my own,that some trekkie writer thought my thoughts are purely coincidental, I sure didn't see that episode, only a fool would print it as its own,if he saw it, I'm dumb, not foolish, I'm proud of my thoughts,because they are my own,...

lowmagnet

Naah, he was bit by a radioactive spider

tensorproduct

Sorry Cojana, didn't mean to imply that you were stealing other peoples sci-fi plots.