Can you tell the difference between a Star Trek episode and a KISS song?
"Operation: Annihilate!" this quiz!
Image: The Everett Collection
Writers for Star Trek: The Original Series came up with remarkably poetic episode titles. Who could forget tales like "City on the Edge of Forever" and "For the World Is Hollow and I Have Touched the Sky"? That was the result of hiring acclaimed authors such as Harlan Ellison.
KISS, the iconic hard rock band in makeup and armor, penned some poetic stuff, too. Yes, we are talking about the same group that wrote "Lick It Up" and "Love Gun." Their lyrics had words that rhymed and everything, so that's technically poetry.
Let's see if you can detect the difference between a Star Trek episode and a KISS song. Try to rock 'n' roll your way through this unscathed!
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"Whom Gods Destroy"
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"Friday's Child"
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"While the City Sleeps"
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"Operation: Annihilate!"
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"Lonely Is the Hunter"
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"And on the 8th Day"
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"Two Sides of the Coin"
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"What Are Little Girls Made Of?"
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"Tomorrow Is Yesterday"
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"A Piece of the Action"
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"A World Without Heroes"
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"This Side of Paradise"
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"Under the Rose"
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"Wink of an Eye"
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"Escape from the Island"
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"Dark Light"
Can you tell the difference between a Star Trek episode and a KISS song?
Your Result...
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I know Trek and I know Kiss. A lot of these Kiss songs are deep cuts, but I know Trek titles.
You got 15 out of 16
If the Starchild or Space Ace quit KISS, they could always hire Spock!
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I thought that I would get 100% on this quiz, but the creators of the quiz fooled me. In all the questions, the words "STAR TREK" is shown on top, and "KISS"'s name is shown on the bottom, except for Question #6. The answers on that question were in reverse, but I wasn't paying attention, and I didn't realize that until I saw that my score was "15/16" instead of "16/16", and I checked and saw that I picked the wrong answer. SILLY ME!"
The only one I missed was number 5.
I just wasn't sure which it was.
Everything else I knew.